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Tuesday, September 18, 2007

Runecrafting FAQ

==>Runescape Runecrafting Guide List<==

General

Do I get Runecrafting experience for each rune I create, or for each essence I use?

You will be given experience for each essence that is used up in the Runecrafting. You will not gain additional experience for being able to create multiple runes per essence.

Are the pouches tradeable?

No, it is not possible to trade these pouches with other players.

How do I begin to craft runes?

To craft runes, you need to obtain a talisman (an air talisman will be your first) and rune or pure essence. Once you have these, use the talisman to locate the altar, to enter and begin crafting runes. Unless you have completed Rune Mysteries Quest, you will only be able to obtain essence from trading with other players. Completion of the quest will give access to the rune essence mine.

What is the elemental talisman?

The elemental talisman is a universal talisman that can be used at any of the elemental altars. This includes the air, fire, earth and water altars. The elemental talisman can be obtained as a drop from abyssal monsters.

How can I repair my pouch?

If your pouch degrades, you can take it back to the Dark Mage and he will repair it for free.

Where is the Dark Mage?

The Dark Mage is at the centre of the Abyss. He will repair degraded pouches for you.

What is the binding necklace?

The binding necklace allows combination runes to be crafted without failing. It will guarantee success when creating combined runes. This item may be used up to 15 times before it breaks and vanishes.

Why do I get two runes per essence?

It's the benefit of a high Runecrafting level. Eventually you might get 3 or more.

Can I have more than one essence pouch?

It is not possible to have more than one of each type of pouch, but if you have the Runecrafting level to hold a giant, large, medium and small at the same time, you will find yourself able to make many runes in one trip!

Which NPCs will teleport me to the rune essence mine?

The following people are the only ones that can teleport you to the rune essence mines:

Wizard Sedridor on the lower level of the Wizards' Tower south of Draynor Village.
Aubury in the rune shop in Varrock, just south of the east bank.
Wizard Cromperty in East Ardougne, just to the north-east of the Marketplace.
Wizard Distentor in the Magic Guild in Yanille.
The gnome Brimstail in a cave in the Tree Gnome Stronghold (north-west of Ardougne). To find his cave, head north-west in the Stronghold until you see a small bridge on the west side of the Stronghold. Brimstail's cave is inside a large hollow rock a little to the east of that bridge.

What can I craft with rune essence?

You may craft air, water, earth, fire, mind and body runes with rune essence.

What can I craft with pure essence?

You may craft any rune type with pure essence.

Where do I get pure essence?

You have to be a member to mine pure essence. It is found in exactly the same location as rune essence and you will automatically mine it if you have a Mining level of 30 or more.

I am a member - how can I mine rune essence?

Members can mine rune essence rather than pure essence by using a free world.

==>Runescape Runecrafting Guide List<==

Friday, September 14, 2007

Skill Level versus Experience Points

==>Runescape Tools List<==

Skill Level versus Experience Points
Level	Exp. Points	Level	Exp. Points	Level	Exp. Points	Level	Exp. Points
1	0	26	8740	51	111945	76	1336443
2	83	27	9730	52	123660	77	1475581
3	174	28	10824	53	136594	78	1629200
4	276	29	12031	54	150872	79	1798808
5	388	30	13363	55	166636	80	1986068
6	512	31	14833	56	184040	81	2192818
7	650	32	16456	57	203254	82	2421087
8	801	33	18247	58	224466	83	2673114
9	969	34	20224	59	247886	84	2951373
10	1154	35	22406	60	273742	85	3258594
11	1358	36	24815	61	302288	86	3597792
12	1584	37	27473	62	333804	87	3972294
13	1833	38	30408	63	368599	88	4385776
14	2107	39	33648	64	407015	89	4842295
15	2411	40	37224	65	449428	90	5346332
16	2746	41	41171	66	496254	91	5902831
17	3115	42	45529	67	547953	92	6517253
18	3523	43	50339	68	605032	93	7195629
19	3973	44	55649	69	668051	94	7944614
20	4470	45	61512	70	737627	95	8771558
21	5018	46	67983	71	814445	96	9684577
22	5624	47	75127	72	899257	97	10692629
23	6291	48	83014	73	992895	98	11805606
24	7028	49	91721	74	1096278	99	13034431
25	7842	50	101333	75	1210421

==>Runescape Tools List<==

Tuesday, September 4, 2007

Runescape Bank Notes

Quite simply, Bank Notes are just little pieces of paper telling you and everyone else (including the Bankers!) how many of a certain item you have. They’re much like Certificates (a.k.a. ‘Certs’) in RuneScape Classic, but much more quick and simple to use.

Obtaining a Bank Note

Well, you don’t exactly ‘obtain’ a Bank Note as you would a regular item. Instead, the Bankers will exchange them for your items. When you access your bank account, you’ll see 2 buttons near the bottom-right corner:

Item - selecting this button will withdraw your items as regular items. This is the default option.

Note - selecting this button will change your items into Bank Notes. Useful for stacking items that are ordinarily un-stackable!

To the left is a picture of 10 Rune Ore Bank Notes. Ores are not usually stackable but Bank Notes allow them to be. Each Bank Note is equivalent to 1 item, so the 10 Bank Notes show that there are 10 ores waiting to be turned back into regular items. By depositing the notes into your bank, they will become regular items again.

What’s the Point?

Right now you may be asking “So what’s the purpose of Bank Notes?” Instead of carting around a full backpack of Rune Ores (or any other item for that matter) to trade, you can put your items into Bank Notes and trade as many as you wish. Bank Notes of a single item only use up 1 space, so you’ll have the rest of the space to carry other items.

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Certificates

Instead, you may have just been wondering about Certificates and how you can get them. In RuneScape Classic, you could only trade certain items such as ores, bars and fish for Certificates.

There were 3 characters in Draynor Village that exchange items for Certificates: Niles, Miles and Giles. Niles would exchanged cooked and raw Lobsters and Swordfish for Certificates. Miles exchanged Iron, Coal, Silver, Gold and Mithril Bars, while Giles exchanged ores of the same type for Certificates.

You could only exchange certain numbers of items for Certificates at once. There was the option of exchanging items of 5, 10, 15, 20 and 25 for Certificates, and each cert was equal to 5 items– imagine ‘certing’ 2,500 items!

Certificates are only available in RuneScape Classic, as they have been replaced in RuneScape with Bank Notes for their ease of use.

Runescape Character Makeover Guide

Hairdresser

Located a short distance north of the west Falador Bank, the Falador Hairdresser offers shaves and haircuts for men, and hair styling for women. He can change your hair color too, and it is included in a haircut or shave. Please note that shaves are only for your beard, not for your hair, and they are separate from haircuts.

Price: 1,000gp for male haircuts, 1,000gp for male shaves, and 2,000gp for female hair stylings.

Male Haircuts

Male Shavings

Female Hair Stylings

Clothing

The Clothing Shop located south of the big water Fountain in Varrock is run by Thessalia. You must talk to her and ask her about the special makeover that she mentioned. You can choose to change either your top or your bottom, and you have the choice of a variety of colors to go with your selection.

Price: 500gp for tops, 500gp for bottoms. A color change is also included.

Male Tops

Male Bottoms

Female Tops

Female Bottoms

Footwear

You’ll find Yrsa’s Shoe Store in the Members-Only city of Rellekka. The shop is located in the northwest corner of the town. Here you can change the color of your boots, although you are currently unable to choose your boot’s style. You must have already completed the Fremennik Trials Quest before being able to utilize this store.

Price: 500gp for a boot color change.

The Combat Triangle Guide

The Combat Triangle is basically a relationship between the different fighting-style classes in RuneScape. It consists of Warriors, Mages and Rangers, each using their own unique style of fighting to an advantage toward an enemy. Each class also has a disadvantage toward another enemy which makes them weaker.

In a normal situation, the Combat Triangle is as follows:

Rangers defeat Mages.

Mages are stronger than Warriors.

Warriors can defeat Rangers.

A normal situation is one where each class’ main skill is about equal to one another. If there’s a huge difference in levels, the Triangle could fall apart. A difference in your primary skill’s level from about 5-10 could “tilt” the triangle.

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Why Does the Triangle Work?

The Combat Triangle was implemented to give each class a ‘fighting chance’ against one enemy, and a disadvantage against another. In short, this has to do with different skills, weapons and armor used by each class.

Rangers Defeat Mages

A Ranger is able to defeat a Mage because of the fact that their armor mainly consists of Leather, which will not conduct Magical attacks. Rangers can attack quickly from a distance, which is one of the Mage’s main specialties. Effectively, the Mage has lost it’s main advantages towards the enemy. Magical attacks are much slower and weaker than Ranged attacks, and Wizard Robes will actually lower the Mage’s Ranged Defense.

Mages Defeat Warriors

A Mage can defeat a Warrior in Battle due to the fact that a Warrior’s heavy plate armor will conduct Magic and the attacks will be stronger. Warriors are unable to attack from a distance like a Mage can, so while the fighter is trying to advance on the Mage, strong Magical attacks are causing big damage.

Warriors Defeat Rangers

Warriors are strong against Rangers because their plate armor will deflect the Ranger’s arrows and cause very little damage to the Warrior. The Archer has no way to stop the Warrior from attacking him, and Leather doesn’t protect well from strong physical attacks.

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Bending the Combat Triangle

It’s actually possible to “bend” the Combat Triangle so that the opposite of the above situations may occur. This requires patience and strategy, and may take several times to get it right.

Mage Defeating a Ranger

Normally, a Mage will be hunting for Warriors in the Wilderness, with the only worry of the occasional stray Ranger. Remember, a Mage can teleport if things are looking bad, so you’re granted an easy escape.

Armor: Bring some Wizard Robes, but if you feel too vulnerable bring a good set of plate legs too. Plate Legs do not penalize your magic attacks as much as Helmets or Plate Bodies, but be sure to teleport quickly enough or you may lose them. You can take along a shield too, but remember that they penalize your magical attacks.

Weapons: Bring a Staff of Fire because Fire spells are usually the most powerful, and the staff will cut down on the need to buy fire Runes.

Other Equipment: Take plenty of chaos and air Runes, as well as some Runes to Teleport, cast Bind and Curse. Air Runes are easy to craft, and Chaos Runes will respawn in the Wilderness. Also, bring some decent food, and optionally a Wizards Mind Bomb.

Strategy: The golden rule of killing a Ranger with a Mage is that if you can hit them, they can hit you. But, the longer the distance is between you and your enemy, the better chance of winning you have. So, keep a long distance, and mage him as fast as you can. Remember to set the spell as your default attack so you can quickly engage him. Don’t use your high level attack spells until last, when you’re sure you can finish him off.

Extra Tip: It’s often less costly to simply run away or teleport than wasting tons of Runes getting a useless kill that will give you at most a couple hundred arrows. Be sure it’s worth your time.

Warrior Defeating a Mage

Normally, Warriors wander the Wilderness looking for Rangers. Their strength is a great advantage.

Armor: Rather than using your expensive (and heavy!) set of plate armor, bring some leather armor instead. It provides excellent defense against magic, easy to craft, less costly to buy, and it also weighs less so that you can run for longer periods of time. You should also bring an Anti-Dragon Breath Shield, or a wooden one which respawns just north of Varrock.

Weapons: The best bet to defeat a Mage would be to use a Mithril Scimitar or an Adamantite Long Sword (better metal is good too!), because they have fast attack speeds and a decent amount of damage.

Other Equipment: The standard Warrior gear is always helpful, which includes some Strength Potions, and food such as tuna or lobsters. A so-called “defense cabbage” may also help.

Strategy: Make a character whose stats are: 40 attack, as high strength as you can make it, and 40 defense. Get 40 ranged, so you can wear full green dragon armor. Make sure your ranged doesn’t effect your combat level. Now the hardest part: Get 37 prayer! This will allow you to take half damage from all magical attacks in the wilderness! Now get a rune short sword, which attacks fast and an Anti-Dragon Breath shield, and you will be the perfect anti-Mager.

Extra Tip: Rush! Rush! Rush! You want to tank through this mage, and annihilate him. Take maybe half a second to gulp a strength potion, and then rush him.

Ranger Defeating a Warrior

My favorite combo. Archers are fun to use and can be lethal to warriors as well as mages in the right hands.

Armor: Green dragon, full, no exceptions. If you use a crossbow (bad idea!) then you may want to use a shield, but I strongly recommend you use neither a crossbow nor a shield.

Weapons: Take an Oak Longbow or Shortbow, as well as about 50 Steel arrows and 100 Bronze per trip.

Other Equipment: Depending on how much money you have, you may want to bring a spare bow or extra arrows. You should also bring some Teleport runes.

Strategy: Your stats, being a ranger, should be about 1 Attack, 40 Defense, 1 Strength, and 50-ish ranged. Now, give or take 10 levels and you are still a ranger! Now get 20 or 25 magic! This may seem like a shock to you, but if you want to beat warriors consistently, you need it! 25 Magic if you want to Teleport; 20 if you aren’t worried about that. What does 20 magic do? Bind! Bind can stop a warrior in his tracks while you range him! Now, if you want to Bind him from far away, then longbow, up close? Shortbow. Plan accordingly.

To make a good PKer of any sort, you need to be good at cooking and fishing, as well as RuneCrafting. You also need a great deal of money to buy your supplies. And, if you want to beat ANYBODY in the Wilderness, your stats will have to be 99 of everything. So go get em… one PKer at a time

Runescape Freeplay Merchanting Guide

Difficulty: Easy

Money Needed: 25,000gp or more.

Probably the easiest way to merchant, Willow merchanting is quick, easy and a reliable way to make fast, easy money. Lets start by going to Draynor Village, a small Willow tree-infested village south and a little east of Falador:

On almost any world, travel to the part with the willow trees (right next to the bank) and start buying all the willows you can afford, (don’t worry about losing all your money, if you do this right, you should get even more than before!) for no more than 25gp each.

Once you have a decent amount of willows, bank them, note them and switch to world 1 and sell them for 30 each in Draynor bank.

There you have it. Willow merchanting. Easy to do and probably the most common way of merchanting. Buying more willows means you can make even more money, so just risk it, and buy as many as you can to make larger profits of cash.

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Death Merchanting

Difficulty: Medium

Money Needed: 250,000gp or more.

A good way to make profits of around 100-200k very easily is to merchant death runes. Varrock is a good place to start this. Go to the runes shop (located on the map with an icon like this: ) in an empty world.

Now start buying death runes like crazy. Keep swapping worlds if the shop runs out. A good tip for this is to buy over 1k deaths to make the larger profits of money (recommended)

Now that you have over 1k of deaths (recommended), it’s time to swap to world 1, making sure that you are still in varrock. Now head over to the west bank once you’ve loaded the world and start selling the deaths you bought for 280- 300 each. Don’t go lower or you will not benefit from the larger profits.

As you may have noticed after selling the deaths, you’ve become a lot richer than before. Enjoy the extra cash!

This is one of the prime ways to make a lot of easy and quick money and can also be used in the same way on chaos runes. Just follow the same order (although you will get less of a profit by using chaos).

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Yew Merchanting

Difficulty: Medium

Money Needed: 250,000gp or more.

Another good way to make large profits of money is with yew merchanting.

The best place to start this is Edgeville. For those of you who don’t have a clue where Edgeville is, I have provided a map below of where it is located on the world map. It is in between Varrock and Falador:

Go to the part of Edgeville where the yew trees are: on almost any world and start buying yews from people chopping the trees there for 250 each.

Once you have done this and have around 1k yews, go to varrock west bank (one without stairs) and sell to people for 280 - 300 each and making your quite large profit of 30k or more.

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Coal Merchanting

Difficulty: Medium

Money Needed: About 200,000gp.

Another way to make large profits of money is by Coal merchanting.

First, go to Falador (a little west of Barbarian Village). If you don’t know where it is, check out this map here:

Now, go to Falador east bank (next to Mining Guild) on an empty world such as world world 62 and buy all the coal you can for 120 - 150 gp each. Buy around 1k or more, depending on how much of a profit you want to make, then bank and note it all and transfer to world 1 (when possible).

Staying in this same bank, start selling all of your coal to people right outside the doors of the bank for 180 - 200 each! Once done, guess what? You’ve made yourself an easy 30-40k* profit!

*You should receive about 30-40k profit for about 1k of coal. Try buying more than 1k coal to increase your profit!

Now move on to the next tip which is…

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Big Bone Merchanting

Difficulty: Hard

Money Needed: About 300,000-350,000gp.

This is a common way to make even larger profits of money from merchanting and it is called Big bone merchanting.

To start (make sure you have around 300k), simply go to Varrock west bank and start buying as many Big Bones as you can for 300 each.

Don’t bother trying to buy over 1k or more Big Bones in a not-so-populated world, because most people will transfer to world 1 and sell there instead.

Once you have around 1k (or more) Big Bones, go to world 1, same bank, same place and sell all of them for 400 each!

There you go, although it can take a long time to buy all those Big Bones, the huge profits you can make should keep you quiet!

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Law Rune Merchanting

Difficulty: Hard

Money Needed: 300,000-400,000gp or more.

Law rune merchanting is a slow, but rewarding way to make profits of over 100k!

To start: Go to varrock west bank, world 1 and 3 and buy as many law runes as you can for 300-400 gp each. This should take quite a while, seeing as laws are hard to obtain and buy.

Once you have about 1k of laws *phew… finally…*, it is time to sell them, so sell them all 400-500 each and guess what? You’ve just made a very good profit! That was an easy 100k+!

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Steel Bars Merchanting

Difficulty: Medium

Money Needed: 1,500,000gp or more.

A good way to make high profits is Steel bars Merchanting. First go to World 1 or 3 Falador East bank and start buying steel bars for 550 each.

You will get small amounts of steel bars, but in no time you will have 1,000 to 3,000 steel bars.

Now wait until the “rush hour” (Mostly around 3:30 - 5:00 GMT) and go sell your bars for 600 - 650 each. You will make a profit of at least 50,000 to even 300,000! Sometimes, higher leveled buy for 650 each. But it doesn’t happen everyday.

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Things to Look For

Remember, that not every runescape player out there is innocent.

When trading, make sure that the person you are trading with knows what you want to trade, just to prevent self- frustration.

Always remember to check the final trade screen before you accept, because you might get scammed without notice. If this does ever happen to you, find the person you were trading with and report them immediately, under the case of ‘item scamming’ to help stop them from scamming anyone again.

Never loose your cool- Always keep calm and if you start to get frustrated at someone, take a break and resume work somewhere else; don’t get yourself too angry that you might get yourself a black mark (from a warning), because after 3 of them, you’re finished.

It can help to be a high level when you are merchanting so that people will look up to you and from this you can even manipulate prices to suit your money limit.

If you forget a price for an item, you can always check out the Item Database for help.

Final Words

Well, that’s it from me, I hope you have enjoyed not only reading this guide, but making your easy money. Soon you’ll be on your way to becoming rich and successful (that is if you aren’t already!).

Monday, September 3, 2007

The RuneScape Dictionary

==>Runescape Article List<=

==>Runescape Powerleveling Guide List<==

Actions & Saying Things

Atk - attack

Brb - be right back

Brt - be right there

Bs - Backstab; to kill your teammembers in the Wilderness.

Def - Defense

Dm - Deathmatch

Fall in - follow the leader while PKing

G2g - got to go

Gf - Good fight

Gl - good luck

Heroes - Heroes’ Quest

Hlp - help

Ic - I see

Idc - I don’t care

Idk - I don’t know

Kk - ok

Jk - just kidding

L8er - later

Legends - Legends’ Quest

ME1 or MEP1 - Mourning’s End Part 1

ME2 or MEP2 - Mourning’s End Part 2

N2m - not too much

Nfs - not for sale

Nm - never mind

Np - no problem

Nvm - never mind

Omg - oh my God

Pj - pile jump; attack someone right after he gets a PK

Plz - please

Pl0x - please

Potting - the use of an attack, defense or strength potion during a fight or duel.

Pray - Prayer

Pwn or Poon - own; defeated easily

RFD - Recipe for Disaster Quest

Safing - eating to over 2/3 health while fighting

Soz or Srry - sorry

Str - strength

Thx - thanks

Train - to work on a skill; gain XP

Ty - thank you

W2g - way to go

W\e - whatever

Wp - wrong person

Y? - why?

Yjk - you’re just kidding

Yw - you’re welcome

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Happy, Fun & Excitement

Ftw - For the win.

H4x, Hax, Haxx - Hacks;

Lmao - laughing my ass off.

Lol - laugh out loud.

Rofflmao - rolling on floor f-ing laughing my (rear) off.

Rofl - rolling on floor laughing.

Roflmaopmp - rolling on floor laughing my arse off peeing my pants.

Woot - fun, yay, woohoo!

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Numbers & Values

1k - 1,000

2k - 2,000

10k - 10,000

100k - 100,000

Lvl - level

Mil - million

XP - experience

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Objects and Monsters

2h - a 2-handed sword; held with both hands.

Abby Whip - Abyssal Whip; a whip dropped by an Abyssal Demon.

Addy or Adam - Adamantite object such as ores, bars, or weapons.

Ammy - amulet

B Axe - battle axe.

Blk - Black armor and weapons. They are unsmithable and can only be traded or bought from shops.

Cav - Cavalier

Cert - a certificate; exchangeable for certain items; 1 cert=5 of that item. RSC only!

Dags - Dagannoths

Ddp - Dragon Dagger (p)

Dds - Dragon Dagger (p)++; used to be called Dragon Dagger (s)

Dks - Dagannoth Kings

Drag - Dragon items.

Gargs - Gargoyles

Gp - gold pieces; the currency in RuneScape.

Hally - Halberd.

Hobby - hobgoblin

Kalphi - Kalphite Queen.

KBD - King Black Dragon.

KQ - Kalphite queen

Law - Law Rune

Limpy - limpwurt root; used to make strength potions.

Lobby - lobster; a kind of fish.

Lrg - large (helmet).

Mask - a Halloween Mask.

Mask Set - a set of all 3 Halloween Masks: Red, Green and Blue.

Med - medium (helmet).

Mith - Mithril object such as ores, bars, or weapons.

Nat - Nature Rune.

Necro - necromancer; one who raises the dead.

Papple - pineapple; found on the Island of Karamja.

PHat - Party Hat; 6 kinds: red, yellow, green, blue, pink, white.

Pick - pickaxe

Pl8 - plate mail body or legs.

Pot - potion

R2h - Rune 2-handed sword

Row - Ring of Wealth

Runestone - Rune for short; a stone imbued with magical power from the land.

Santa - a Santa Hat; Sal’s favorite RuneScape item

Skele - skeleton

Sap - super attack potion

Scimmy - Scimitar

Sdp - super defense potion

Ssp - super strength potion

Super Set - set of super potions to increase your melee combat skills (Attack, Defense, and Strength.

Swordy - swordfish; a type of fish.

Tally - Talisman

Wep - a weapon

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People

Bf - Boyfriend

Choob - funny way of saying “Noob.”

Every1 - everyone

Froob - funny way of saying “Noob.”

Gf - Girlfriend

Hybrid - a pure combining 2 or more combat styles but still having low Defense and Prayer.

J00 - you

Mage - Wizard; also short for Magic.

Melee Pure - traditionally, a person that only trains attack, defense and strength to make their combat level lower than if they had trained Magic and Ranged as well.

Ne1 - anyone

Nebody - anybody

Newbie - a new player

Noob - a stupid player

NPC - a non-player character

NPKer - a Non Player-Killer; doesn’t hurt anyone (i.e. a shopkeeper).

PKer - a Player-Killer; these people try to kill others in the game.

Ppl - people

Scammer - someone who scams another person deliberately.

Skill Pure - someone who only trains a certain skill, such as fishing.

Staker - a pure made for staking in the Duel Arena

Tank - a person with very high defence for his combat lvl

U - you

Guth - Guthix, god of Nature and Balance.

Sara - Saradomin, god of Wisdom and Order.

Zammy - Zamorak, god of Chaos.

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Places

Ardy - Ardougne; a city with Market Stalls which you can steal from.

Ba - Barbarian Assault minigame.

Cw - Castle Wars minigame.

Edgy - Edgeville; a small town bordering the Wilderness. Known for it’s dungeon where players of all levels can train combat.

Fally - Falador; a bustling city home to the mining guild.

Lumby - Lumbridge; the first town that you start off in.

Guild - a place for higher-level players to work on their skills, or buy items.

Pc - Pest Control minigame.

Pp - Pyramid Plunder minigame.

P.S. - short for Port Sarim

Rimmy - Rimmington; a small town south of Falador and east of Port Sarim, with a range for cooking, a General Store and a Crafting Shop.

RSC - RuneScape Classic; the original version of the game first created in 2000.

RS - RuneScape

RS2 - RuneScape 2; the second version of the game with advanced graphics; opened to Members in December 2003, and opened to Free-Players in March 2004.

Shantay - Shantay Pass

Wild - the Wilderness; a place for players to attack each other, and explore.

Wildy - another name for the Wilderness.

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Miscellaneous

Bank Sale - When a player sells lots of various items for low prices, often giving the buyer a deal.

Dd - Death dot

Drop Mining - Mining as much ore as you possibly can without banking it to get “fast XP.”

Drop Party - a gathering of RuneScapers that drop items such as Runes, food, armor, or other things that can be used by other players.

Duel - a fight between 2 people.

F2P - Free to Play

Fm - Firemaking

FP - Freeplay

FTP - Free to Play

P2P - Pay to Play; Members

Pk - Player Kill; when people go into the Wilderness to kill each other.

Power Mining - see: Drop Mining.

QP - Quest point

Quest - a task that you can do for certain NPC’s in the game for various rewards.

RC - Runecrafting; a skill allowing players to make their own Runes.

Scam - when someone is cheated out of money or other stuff by another player.

Pic - a picture

Wc - Woodcutting; a skill allowing you to chop trees to get wood.

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Runescape Special Weapon Attacks

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The Basics

Certain weapons will have the option to use its Special Attack from within the combat interface menu. To get to this menu, just click on the crossed swords icon, Combat Attack Style menu next to the stats bar icon. This is where you'll see your fighting style, along with the Special Attack bar at the bottom of the menu.

Using a Special Attack

When you click on the Special Attack bar, your character will use the weapon's attack, as long as you have enough energy for the attack. You'll notice that before you use an attack, the bar will be completely filled up. After using an attack, some (or all) of the energy will be used up, depending on the weapon. As long as you have enough energy for the Special Attack, your character will use it.

Energy will refill slowly, so it may take awhile before being able to use a special attack again. Some weapons will use up more energy than others, so you may be able to use an attack several times before you'll have to wait.

Dragon Weapons

Dragon Dagger

Name: Puncture

Special Attack Energy: 25%

Two very fast blows are dealt using the dagger, and your damage and accuracy are moderately increased.

Dragon Mace

Name: Shatter

Special Attack Energy: 25%

This is a very powerful attack using the Dragon Mace, however your speed and accuracy will be greatly reduced.

Dragon Battleaxe

Name: Rampage

Special Attack Energy:100%

This special is another very powerful attack. Your Strength will be greatly increased, while all other combat stats including Defense, Attack, Magic and Ranged are decreased.

Dragon Spear

Name: Shove

Special Attack Energy: 25%

This attack forces your opponent back and stuns them, although no damage is done.

Dragon Scimitar

Name: Sever

Special Attack Energy: 60%

This is a more accurate attack, and it will stop your opponent from using any protection Prayers for 5 seconds if it's successful.

Dragon Halberd

Name: Sweep

Special Attack Energy: 33%

An incredibly powerful slashing attack. On large-sized monsters, you can hit twice for added damage.

Dragon Sword

Name: Cleave

Special Attack Energy: 25%

This is just an extra-powerful and quick attack on your opponent.

Dragon Axe (Hatchet)

Name: Clobber

Special Attack Energy: 100%

This attack will lower your enemy's magic and defense stats when you hit them.

Dragon 2-Handed Sword

Name: Powerstab

Special Attack Energy: 60%

This attacks creates an area of energy that causes up to 14 damage to any nearby enemies.

Ranged Weapons

Magic Longbow

Name: Powershot

Special Attack Energy: 35%

A very large accuracy increase bonus is given when you use this special.

Magic Shortbow

Name: Snap Shot

Special Attack Energy: 55%

Two speedy shots will be fired at your opponent, but your accuracy will be decreased.

Magic Composite Bow

Name: Super Power Shot

Special Attack Energy: 45%

Fires a single shot with the normal power you would get from a Crystal Bow.

Seercull Bow

Name: Soulshot

Special Attack Energy: 100%

This will temporarily decrease your enemy's magic level by the amount of damage you cause to them.

Rune Throwing Axe

Name: Soulshot

Special Attack Energy: 10% Per enemy hit.

In a multi-way combat zone, the axes will bounce from target to target, causing damage to each monster it hits.

Dorgeshuun Crossbow

Name: Snipe

Special Attack Energy: 80%

Like the Bone Dagger's special, this attack will lower your opponent's defense temporarily by the amount you inflict on him or her.

Other Weapons

Rune Claws

Name: Impale

Special Attack Energy: 25%

This attack will be more powerful than a regular one, but your speed will be slower as well.

Abyssal Whip

Name: Energy Drain

Special Attack Energy: 50%

This attack is more accurate, and if it's successful, 10% of your opponent's energy will be transferred to your character.

Granite Maul

Name: Quick Smash

Special Attack Energy: 50%

A faster attack, without any fancy special effects.

Excalibur

Name: Sanctuary

Special Attack Energy: 100%

This attack bolsters your defense stat for a short time.

Darklight

Name: Weaken

Special Attack Energy: 50%

If you hit an enemy with this attack, their attack, defense and strength will be lowered.

Rod of Ivandis

Name: Retainer

Special Attack Energy: 10%

This special attack just works on Vampire Juvinates east of Burgh De Rott. It stuns them in the air in order for you to use a Balance Potion on them. Each Rod of Ivandis can do the special attack 10 times before the Rod crumbles to dust.

Bone Dagger

Name: Backstab

Special Attack Energy: 80%

Lowers your opponent's defense level by the amount of damage you inflict on him or her. So if you hit a 10, their defense is decreased by 10.

Barrelchest Anchor

Name: Anchor Smash

Special Attack Energy: 50%

This attack doubles your chance to hit. A successful hit will lower either your enemy's Defence, Attack, Ranged or Magic level by 10% of the damage caused.

Ancient Mace

Name: Favour of the War God

Special Attack Energy: 100%

Ignores melee protect, recharges you prayer by the amount of your hit, for example if you hit a 10 you will get 10 prayer points, It doesn't stack on top of your prayer level.

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Runescape Hints, Tips and Money Making Guide

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Runescape is the number one rated online game ever played. Also known as a mmorpg (massive multiplayer online role-playing game) Runescape has more than 197,000 members and there is no sign of it slowing down. The amount of people that populate is more than the country of Liechtenstein! The game also holds the record for the number of online players simultaneously engaging in the same activity. The game is constantly evolving and expanding. There are hundreds of things you can do in Runescape from battling opponents to engaging in one of many professions. The possibilities are endless and the world in which it is set is huge. I have been playing Runescape for 2 years now and have just begun the task of creating the greatest Runescape guide ever made! The Runescape economy is not unlike that of the real word and there are many currencies within the game. One difference to the world is the fact that the development of your characters skills is encouraged along side the accumulation of your wealth making the gaming experience richer. There is inflation in Runescape much like there is in the real world, this and the economy in general is controlled by various means. Potatoes, Wheat make up the very base of the Runescape economy, along with logs, fish, coal and ore. You can then acquire raw meat by killing monsters. The second tier of the economy is made up of better items that are made up of the harvested items. These include metal bars, cooked foods, tanned hides, gems and runes (Thus the name – Runescape!) The third tier of the economy is made up of rare items and other items made from things in the first two tiers. The value of the items is determined much the same as in the real world – more rare items obviously are worth more, as are items crafted by different skills. The weapons in Runescape are varied and exciting and can be bought, found or crafted. Again the rarer the weapon or the more skill it took to craft will determine the price of the weapon. Over all Runescape is a rich exciting gaming experience, even for the beginner in online gaming. Don’t be frightened by this levels of skill are controlled so there’s not an unfair advantage to more experienced players. It is a must play for any gamer and I recommend it to anyone.

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RuneScape Forums Guide

Accessing the Forums

Note: Everyone can read these forums but only members can post.

You can access the Official RuneScape Forums by clicking on its link on the RuneScape Homepage. It is under the web site features section.

Your Account

If you are a subscriber to the members' version of RuneScape, you will automatically have a forum account. You can log in by clicking the link in the upper right-hand corner of the forums' home page.

Remember that you should never enter your password anywhere except http://www.runescape.com/. Here is where you will enter your RuneScape username and password:

Once you have finished entering your username and password, you will be directed to a page where you must agree to the terms and conditions of the RuneScape Forums. Remember to read them on your first visit. After you are securely logged in, you will be given the option to go to your profile.

Here you will be shown your username, the option to turn off smilies, a list of all of the threads that you have posted on or created, and the total number of posts you have accumulated. This feature is very convenient for you to check on threads that you are managing or monitoring. To log out safely, click this button to be redirected to the homepage:

Code of Conduct

Jagex has created a set of rules or the Code of Conduct to keep the forums friendly and easy to use. It is important to abide by their rules or else your thread might be locked by a moderator and your account can be suspended or even banned in some cases. When posting, try to remember that the reader could be someone as young as 7 years old or as old as 70. Jagex appoints forum moderators to help make sure that everyone is following the forum rules. To see the Code of Conduct, click this button on the forums:

In addition to the Code of Conduct, each forum has its own Forum Specific Rules. These rules can be found by click on this link at the top of the page:

Punishments

Punishment for not following the Code of Conduct can result in your thread being locked or removed. If your offense is more serious, you can be suspended or banned instantly from the forums. Jagex has a three strike policy on the forums. If something you have posted was removed, you will receive a message in your message center informing you that you have received a strike. If this happens three times, you will be banned from the official forums and will have to go elsewhere. If you have received a mute or ban in-game, you will not be able to post on the forums. If you have been banned or suspended from the forums, you will not be able post on the forums but you will still be able to use the in-game chat box to communicate with other players.

Moderators

Jagex appoints forum moderators to help catch rule breakers. Forum moderators are regular players who have been helpful on the forums and have done an outstanding performance following the Code of Conduct. They have the ability to hide posts, lock threads, move threads, and remove threads from the forums. When they post it will be highlighted in green and they will have a green crown next to their name, as shown below:

Forum moderators do not receive any extra benefits or rewards from Jagex. They also do not have any crown or other symbol when they speak in-game. To see a list of the current forum moderators, you must be logged in and click this button:

Jagex moderators direct and manage the forums. They have all of the same abilities as forum moderators. In addition, they can change the format of their text. Their posts will be highlighted in gold and they will have a gold crown next to their name, as shown below:

To learn more about Jagex and Forum Moderators, please see the RuneScape Moderators guide.

Posting

When posting on the RuneScape forums, remember to keep the Code of Conduct in mind at all times. To be able to post, you must be a member and be logged into the forums. When you want to create a thread, go to the appropriate forum, and click the "New Thread" button:

Once you click that you will be directed to a page where you can type in the contents of your thread. There is a maximum of 30 characters for your title and 2,000 characters for your post. If you would like to reply to someone else's thread, you must click this button:

At the bottom of the posting/create a thread interface you will have the option to put smileys in your message. You can insert smileys into your post by clicking on one of the buttons on the smiley interface or by typing in the characters next to the buttons:

To edit your post after creating it, simply click the "Edit" button on the left side of the box.

Finding Threads

Finding a thread can be very irritating unless you use the search or quick find code feature. To search the forums for a thread, click this button in the upper right-hand corner:

When you click this button, you will be redirected to the search screen. You will have the option to only search in certain categories. Choose the category you want to search for a thread in from the drop-down menu. Then type in part of the threads title and click go. You will be given a maximum of 100 threads to choose from. If you have posted on a thread, you can also find it in your profile. It is always wise to search the forums when creating a thread to make sure a very similar one is not already in existence. Another useful feature for finding threads is the quick find code. At the bottom of every thread, you will see its quick find code number:

Copy/paste the numbers into the "Jump to Thread" box directly right of the search button and click go. You will be directed to the thread that the number belongs to. It is very hard to remember these numbers, so copy/paste them into a word processing program if you want to remember them.

Symbols

There are some symbols on the forums that you will need to know about in order to understand everything. Below is your guide to these symbols.

Sticky - If a thread has this symbol next to it, it has been placed at the top of the forum by a Jagex moderator and will remain there unless it is un-stickied.
Locked - No one besides a moderator will have the ability to post on this thread unless it is unlocked by a moderator. Threads are usually locked when it breaks the forum rules.
Forum Specific Rules - You will find this symbol at the top of every category in the forums. Click the link next to it to find the Forum Specific Rules.
A hidden thread - This is what a hidden thread will look like.
Code of Conduct - You will find the link to the forum Code of Conduct next to this symbol.

Conclusion

The forums are a fantastic place to communicate with other players, but can be a nuisance because of their high levels of spam and inappropriate topics. You can do your part in making the forums a better place by following the rules and teaching them to others. Enjoy the forums, but use them responsibly.