الأحد، 2 أغسطس 2009
Best Achievement of the Month
Winner: 200M Experience achieved for attack, strength, defense and hitpoints
Runner up: 90 Fletching in first 30 days on Runescape
Runner up: 99 RuneCrafting
Best Achievement Thread of the Month
Winner: D5a5n5i5e5l5
Runner up: Mon Chéri
Runner up: Kelly Girl33
Runner up: Slipknotemo3
Runner up: _Sebbe_
Best Personality of the Month
Winner: Canadian
Runner up: Metalmaniac9
Runner up: Crush
Runner up: Kelly Girl33
Runner up: Wendy Says
Runner up: Mon Chéri
Most Accomplished of the Month
Winner: 10-99 Hunter in under 12 days
Runner up: 99 RuneCrafting
Runner up: 99 Crafting and Cooking in 9 Days
Runner up: 93 Fletching and 675 Overall levels in a month
Runner up: 85 to 97 Hunter in 20 days
Winner: 200M Experience achieved for attack, strength, defense and hitpoints
Runner up: 90 Fletching in first 30 days on Runescape
Runner up: 99 RuneCrafting
Best Achievement Thread of the Month
Winner: D5a5n5i5e5l5
Runner up: Mon Chéri
Runner up: Kelly Girl33
Runner up: Slipknotemo3
Runner up: _Sebbe_
Best Personality of the Month
Winner: Canadian
Runner up: Metalmaniac9
Runner up: Crush
Runner up: Kelly Girl33
Runner up: Wendy Says
Runner up: Mon Chéri
Most Accomplished of the Month
Winner: 10-99 Hunter in under 12 days
Runner up: 99 RuneCrafting
Runner up: 99 Crafting and Cooking in 9 Days
Runner up: 93 Fletching and 675 Overall levels in a month
Runner up: 85 to 97 Hunter in 20 days
السبت، 1 أغسطس 2009
Mechscape, which isn’t the final name, is a game project we have created for someone who is slightly older than Runescape players, and who is looking for more engaging gameplay, more storyline. Somebody who wants more results from their actions within the game universe. So the game universe is very fluid; it changes based on how you react with other players and NPCS. It’s very different from that perspective.
QUOTE (Henrique Olifers)
If you look at single player sci-fi games like Masters of Orion and Starcraft, you must look at how they engage with the players – its all technology driven. It’s not about the players and it’s not about the characters. It’s about what they can make and what they can use, so gadgets and technology and that sought of stuff. It’s not about grinding; it’s about research. Its not about accumulating stuff but about building stuff in the way that you want them to be built, so you can develop your on strategy in combat in interaction, and in socialising with other players
QUOTE (Mark Gerhard)
Ultimately we’re only going to launch it when we’re happy with it. Call it internal quality control if you will. That’s why we haven’t committed to a date.Our reason for creating games is that we want to make games that we can play and enjoy. It’s not about the right time to launch, a PR opportunity or a commercial opportunity. It’s really just about ‘when is this game ready to go out so it will be fun?’ That approach is really us going back to our roots if you will. That approach was always in the DNA at first.Read the complete interview: http://www.casualgaming.biz/news/28984/INTERVIEW-Jagex
Mechscape Coming In 2009Mechscape Coming In 2009 Posted by
W13on July 18th 2009, 1:15PM - 15 Comments
QUOTE
Jagex's Runescape is one of the most popular MMOs in the world. And it is certainly the most popular browser-based MMO, with over 165 million subscribers signed up to date and in the region of 105 million active players currently spending (often inordinate amounts of) time on the game.MechScape is currently the codename for the company's forthcoming game, another Java-based massively multiplayer online role-playing game based on the company's proven, incredibly stable and secure proprietary technologies used by RuneScape.Jagex has already said that MechScape will target a slightly older demographic to RuneScape and – while concrete detail on the game is still thin on the ground – fans are predicting real-world trading in an online and hugely in-depth space/sci-fi themed MMO.TechRadar caught up with Jagex's Chief Executive Officer, Mark Gerhard, at this month's Develop Conference in Brighton, who gave us a fascinating insight into the background of this leading British games developer, in addition to a glimpse of where the company is aiming to go in the future.Before joining Jagex as CTO in February 2008, Gerhard previously worked as the Principle Security Architect for the UK's National Lottery. His engineering background and IT security knowledge has clearly set him up for steering the hugely successful company into the future.Principally a tech companyThe company also recently hired Sensible Soccer developer Jon Hare as Publishing Director – a clear indication that it plans to engage more with the (more traditional) games publishing sector in the future."I think of Jagex first and foremost as a tech company," Gerhard told TechRadar. "We have millions in our community and as a result there is always a subsection of any community that is 'unsavoury'… and we are getting in the region of 200,000 denial of service (DoS) attacks a day," he reveals, clearly proud that Jagex's servers are among the most secure in the world."Jagex uses a secure system, built from the ground up. We've written all the code in-house. It has to work. The game has 105 million active subscribers. And of course, it is 24/7," Gerhard explains."Runescape has the second biggest public forum on the internet, with around 2.8 million posts a week," explains Gerhard. "Yet we host that [forum] on a machine with around 1GB of RAM which you probably couldn't even sell for £50... because our technology is that good."The entire game of Runescape is server side, with the game running on machines with ultra-low bandwidth (down to 28k) and, as a good idea of the level of traffic Jagex is dealing with, the company receives around 85 BILLION page impressions a day."Bear in mind that we do this with running costs that are sub £1 million a year," says Gerhard. "Which, if you compare it to something like Age of Conan which has costs in the region of £250,000 or World of Warcraft with costs in the region of £500,000,000 per year, puts things in perspective… Our running costs are effectively 1/500 that of WoW!"It is because we use all of our own technology in house," he adds. "We don't use any standardised middleware."So what's new? What's next on the horizon for Jagex?Codename MechScape: public betaThe first major project already under way is the casual and free games over at funorb.com – with more classic games promised along the lines of the aforementioned Sensible Soccer and "popular RTSs, strategies and other games featuring new mechanics," says the Jagex CEO. "FunOrb is something of an R&D bed for us."The real news that the 100 million plus Runescape players out there are gagging to know more about is when they will finally be able to play 'codename MechScape'.Gerhard remains resolutely quiet on detail at this point, merely reminding TechRadar that "Andrew [Gower – Jagex Founder] has been writing games since he was seven! The initial public beta of Runescape was launched in 1999 and in 2001 Jagex was formed."The Jagex team are clearly proud of the fact that they have had to do little active marketing or public relations since that time, purely because Gower's games have done the business themselves. The players have effectively done the marketing job for them – so there was no real need for traditional publishers or PRs or any paid-for marketing because the word-of-mouth was that good.As well as making (hugely) appealing fantasy MMOs, the company also appears to be doing something right about its staffing."For 95 per cent of our staff, Jagex is their first job," says Gerhard. "We have around 400 permanent members of staff right now, which can go up to around 450 around crunch time, with freelancers."And hardly any of those staff ever leave, it would seem. The company also takes on around 80 work placements each year, offering twelve months of intensive training for the candidates to learn to work with its proprietary infrastructure.So Jagex is clearly do a number of things right. And it will be exciting to watch as the company's latest MMO tears up the internet later in 2009 (on which note, watch out for news on the forthcoming closed beta test for Jagex's 'codename Mechscape' right here on TechRadar very soon indeed).Or if you fancy a gander at Runescape head over to the site and sign up for a quick go on the world's leading browser-based MMO. (It's free, but beware, you might become VERY addicted...)
QUOTE (Henrique Olifers)
If you look at single player sci-fi games like Masters of Orion and Starcraft, you must look at how they engage with the players – its all technology driven. It’s not about the players and it’s not about the characters. It’s about what they can make and what they can use, so gadgets and technology and that sought of stuff. It’s not about grinding; it’s about research. Its not about accumulating stuff but about building stuff in the way that you want them to be built, so you can develop your on strategy in combat in interaction, and in socialising with other players
QUOTE (Mark Gerhard)
Ultimately we’re only going to launch it when we’re happy with it. Call it internal quality control if you will. That’s why we haven’t committed to a date.Our reason for creating games is that we want to make games that we can play and enjoy. It’s not about the right time to launch, a PR opportunity or a commercial opportunity. It’s really just about ‘when is this game ready to go out so it will be fun?’ That approach is really us going back to our roots if you will. That approach was always in the DNA at first.Read the complete interview: http://www.casualgaming.biz/news/28984/INTERVIEW-Jagex
Mechscape Coming In 2009Mechscape Coming In 2009 Posted by
W13on July 18th 2009, 1:15PM - 15 Comments
QUOTE
Jagex's Runescape is one of the most popular MMOs in the world. And it is certainly the most popular browser-based MMO, with over 165 million subscribers signed up to date and in the region of 105 million active players currently spending (often inordinate amounts of) time on the game.MechScape is currently the codename for the company's forthcoming game, another Java-based massively multiplayer online role-playing game based on the company's proven, incredibly stable and secure proprietary technologies used by RuneScape.Jagex has already said that MechScape will target a slightly older demographic to RuneScape and – while concrete detail on the game is still thin on the ground – fans are predicting real-world trading in an online and hugely in-depth space/sci-fi themed MMO.TechRadar caught up with Jagex's Chief Executive Officer, Mark Gerhard, at this month's Develop Conference in Brighton, who gave us a fascinating insight into the background of this leading British games developer, in addition to a glimpse of where the company is aiming to go in the future.Before joining Jagex as CTO in February 2008, Gerhard previously worked as the Principle Security Architect for the UK's National Lottery. His engineering background and IT security knowledge has clearly set him up for steering the hugely successful company into the future.Principally a tech companyThe company also recently hired Sensible Soccer developer Jon Hare as Publishing Director – a clear indication that it plans to engage more with the (more traditional) games publishing sector in the future."I think of Jagex first and foremost as a tech company," Gerhard told TechRadar. "We have millions in our community and as a result there is always a subsection of any community that is 'unsavoury'… and we are getting in the region of 200,000 denial of service (DoS) attacks a day," he reveals, clearly proud that Jagex's servers are among the most secure in the world."Jagex uses a secure system, built from the ground up. We've written all the code in-house. It has to work. The game has 105 million active subscribers. And of course, it is 24/7," Gerhard explains."Runescape has the second biggest public forum on the internet, with around 2.8 million posts a week," explains Gerhard. "Yet we host that [forum] on a machine with around 1GB of RAM which you probably couldn't even sell for £50... because our technology is that good."The entire game of Runescape is server side, with the game running on machines with ultra-low bandwidth (down to 28k) and, as a good idea of the level of traffic Jagex is dealing with, the company receives around 85 BILLION page impressions a day."Bear in mind that we do this with running costs that are sub £1 million a year," says Gerhard. "Which, if you compare it to something like Age of Conan which has costs in the region of £250,000 or World of Warcraft with costs in the region of £500,000,000 per year, puts things in perspective… Our running costs are effectively 1/500 that of WoW!"It is because we use all of our own technology in house," he adds. "We don't use any standardised middleware."So what's new? What's next on the horizon for Jagex?Codename MechScape: public betaThe first major project already under way is the casual and free games over at funorb.com – with more classic games promised along the lines of the aforementioned Sensible Soccer and "popular RTSs, strategies and other games featuring new mechanics," says the Jagex CEO. "FunOrb is something of an R&D bed for us."The real news that the 100 million plus Runescape players out there are gagging to know more about is when they will finally be able to play 'codename MechScape'.Gerhard remains resolutely quiet on detail at this point, merely reminding TechRadar that "Andrew [Gower – Jagex Founder] has been writing games since he was seven! The initial public beta of Runescape was launched in 1999 and in 2001 Jagex was formed."The Jagex team are clearly proud of the fact that they have had to do little active marketing or public relations since that time, purely because Gower's games have done the business themselves. The players have effectively done the marketing job for them – so there was no real need for traditional publishers or PRs or any paid-for marketing because the word-of-mouth was that good.As well as making (hugely) appealing fantasy MMOs, the company also appears to be doing something right about its staffing."For 95 per cent of our staff, Jagex is their first job," says Gerhard. "We have around 400 permanent members of staff right now, which can go up to around 450 around crunch time, with freelancers."And hardly any of those staff ever leave, it would seem. The company also takes on around 80 work placements each year, offering twelve months of intensive training for the candidates to learn to work with its proprietary infrastructure.So Jagex is clearly do a number of things right. And it will be exciting to watch as the company's latest MMO tears up the internet later in 2009 (on which note, watch out for news on the forthcoming closed beta test for Jagex's 'codename Mechscape' right here on TechRadar very soon indeed).Or if you fancy a gander at Runescape head over to the site and sign up for a quick go on the world's leading browser-based MMO. (It's free, but beware, you might become VERY addicted...)
Mechscape, which isn’t the final name, is a game project we have created for someone who is slightly older than Runescape players, and who is looking for more engaging gameplay, more storyline. Somebody who wants more results from their actions within the game universe. So the game universe is very fluid; it changes based on how you react with other players and NPCS. It’s very different from that perspective.
QUOTE (Henrique Olifers)
If you look at single player sci-fi games like Masters of Orion and Starcraft, you must look at how they engage with the players – its all technology driven. It’s not about the players and it’s not about the characters. It’s about what they can make and what they can use, so gadgets and technology and that sought of stuff. It’s not about grinding; it’s about research. Its not about accumulating stuff but about building stuff in the way that you want them to be built, so you can develop your on strategy in combat in interaction, and in socialising with other players
QUOTE (Mark Gerhard)
Ultimately we’re only going to launch it when we’re happy with it. Call it internal quality control if you will. That’s why we haven’t committed to a date.Our reason for creating games is that we want to make games that we can play and enjoy. It’s not about the right time to launch, a PR opportunity or a commercial opportunity. It’s really just about ‘when is this game ready to go out so it will be fun?’ That approach is really us going back to our roots if you will. That approach was always in the DNA at first.Read the complete interview: http://www.casualgaming.biz/news/28984/INTERVIEW-Jagex
Mechscape Coming In 2009Mechscape Coming In 2009 Posted by
W13on July 18th 2009, 1:15PM - 15 Comments
QUOTE
Jagex's Runescape is one of the most popular MMOs in the world. And it is certainly the most popular browser-based MMO, with over 165 million subscribers signed up to date and in the region of 105 million active players currently spending (often inordinate amounts of) time on the game.MechScape is currently the codename for the company's forthcoming game, another Java-based massively multiplayer online role-playing game based on the company's proven, incredibly stable and secure proprietary technologies used by RuneScape.Jagex has already said that MechScape will target a slightly older demographic to RuneScape and – while concrete detail on the game is still thin on the ground – fans are predicting real-world trading in an online and hugely in-depth space/sci-fi themed MMO.TechRadar caught up with Jagex's Chief Executive Officer, Mark Gerhard, at this month's Develop Conference in Brighton, who gave us a fascinating insight into the background of this leading British games developer, in addition to a glimpse of where the company is aiming to go in the future.Before joining Jagex as CTO in February 2008, Gerhard previously worked as the Principle Security Architect for the UK's National Lottery. His engineering background and IT security knowledge has clearly set him up for steering the hugely successful company into the future.Principally a tech companyThe company also recently hired Sensible Soccer developer Jon Hare as Publishing Director – a clear indication that it plans to engage more with the (more traditional) games publishing sector in the future."I think of Jagex first and foremost as a tech company," Gerhard told TechRadar. "We have millions in our community and as a result there is always a subsection of any community that is 'unsavoury'… and we are getting in the region of 200,000 denial of service (DoS) attacks a day," he reveals, clearly proud that Jagex's servers are among the most secure in the world."Jagex uses a secure system, built from the ground up. We've written all the code in-house. It has to work. The game has 105 million active subscribers. And of course, it is 24/7," Gerhard explains."Runescape has the second biggest public forum on the internet, with around 2.8 million posts a week," explains Gerhard. "Yet we host that [forum] on a machine with around 1GB of RAM which you probably couldn't even sell for £50... because our technology is that good."The entire game of Runescape is server side, with the game running on machines with ultra-low bandwidth (down to 28k) and, as a good idea of the level of traffic Jagex is dealing with, the company receives around 85 BILLION page impressions a day."Bear in mind that we do this with running costs that are sub £1 million a year," says Gerhard. "Which, if you compare it to something like Age of Conan which has costs in the region of £250,000 or World of Warcraft with costs in the region of £500,000,000 per year, puts things in perspective… Our running costs are effectively 1/500 that of WoW!"It is because we use all of our own technology in house," he adds. "We don't use any standardised middleware."So what's new? What's next on the horizon for Jagex?Codename MechScape: public betaThe first major project already under way is the casual and free games over at funorb.com – with more classic games promised along the lines of the aforementioned Sensible Soccer and "popular RTSs, strategies and other games featuring new mechanics," says the Jagex CEO. "FunOrb is something of an R&D bed for us."The real news that the 100 million plus Runescape players out there are gagging to know more about is when they will finally be able to play 'codename MechScape'.Gerhard remains resolutely quiet on detail at this point, merely reminding TechRadar that "Andrew [Gower – Jagex Founder] has been writing games since he was seven! The initial public beta of Runescape was launched in 1999 and in 2001 Jagex was formed."The Jagex team are clearly proud of the fact that they have had to do little active marketing or public relations since that time, purely because Gower's games have done the business themselves. The players have effectively done the marketing job for them – so there was no real need for traditional publishers or PRs or any paid-for marketing because the word-of-mouth was that good.As well as making (hugely) appealing fantasy MMOs, the company also appears to be doing something right about its staffing."For 95 per cent of our staff, Jagex is their first job," says Gerhard. "We have around 400 permanent members of staff right now, which can go up to around 450 around crunch time, with freelancers."And hardly any of those staff ever leave, it would seem. The company also takes on around 80 work placements each year, offering twelve months of intensive training for the candidates to learn to work with its proprietary infrastructure.So Jagex is clearly do a number of things right. And it will be exciting to watch as the company's latest MMO tears up the internet later in 2009 (on which note, watch out for news on the forthcoming closed beta test for Jagex's 'codename Mechscape' right here on TechRadar very soon indeed).Or if you fancy a gander at Runescape head over to the site and sign up for a quick go on the world's leading browser-based MMO. (It's free, but beware, you might become VERY addicted...)
QUOTE (Henrique Olifers)
If you look at single player sci-fi games like Masters of Orion and Starcraft, you must look at how they engage with the players – its all technology driven. It’s not about the players and it’s not about the characters. It’s about what they can make and what they can use, so gadgets and technology and that sought of stuff. It’s not about grinding; it’s about research. Its not about accumulating stuff but about building stuff in the way that you want them to be built, so you can develop your on strategy in combat in interaction, and in socialising with other players
QUOTE (Mark Gerhard)
Ultimately we’re only going to launch it when we’re happy with it. Call it internal quality control if you will. That’s why we haven’t committed to a date.Our reason for creating games is that we want to make games that we can play and enjoy. It’s not about the right time to launch, a PR opportunity or a commercial opportunity. It’s really just about ‘when is this game ready to go out so it will be fun?’ That approach is really us going back to our roots if you will. That approach was always in the DNA at first.Read the complete interview: http://www.casualgaming.biz/news/28984/INTERVIEW-Jagex
Mechscape Coming In 2009Mechscape Coming In 2009 Posted by
W13on July 18th 2009, 1:15PM - 15 Comments
QUOTE
Jagex's Runescape is one of the most popular MMOs in the world. And it is certainly the most popular browser-based MMO, with over 165 million subscribers signed up to date and in the region of 105 million active players currently spending (often inordinate amounts of) time on the game.MechScape is currently the codename for the company's forthcoming game, another Java-based massively multiplayer online role-playing game based on the company's proven, incredibly stable and secure proprietary technologies used by RuneScape.Jagex has already said that MechScape will target a slightly older demographic to RuneScape and – while concrete detail on the game is still thin on the ground – fans are predicting real-world trading in an online and hugely in-depth space/sci-fi themed MMO.TechRadar caught up with Jagex's Chief Executive Officer, Mark Gerhard, at this month's Develop Conference in Brighton, who gave us a fascinating insight into the background of this leading British games developer, in addition to a glimpse of where the company is aiming to go in the future.Before joining Jagex as CTO in February 2008, Gerhard previously worked as the Principle Security Architect for the UK's National Lottery. His engineering background and IT security knowledge has clearly set him up for steering the hugely successful company into the future.Principally a tech companyThe company also recently hired Sensible Soccer developer Jon Hare as Publishing Director – a clear indication that it plans to engage more with the (more traditional) games publishing sector in the future."I think of Jagex first and foremost as a tech company," Gerhard told TechRadar. "We have millions in our community and as a result there is always a subsection of any community that is 'unsavoury'… and we are getting in the region of 200,000 denial of service (DoS) attacks a day," he reveals, clearly proud that Jagex's servers are among the most secure in the world."Jagex uses a secure system, built from the ground up. We've written all the code in-house. It has to work. The game has 105 million active subscribers. And of course, it is 24/7," Gerhard explains."Runescape has the second biggest public forum on the internet, with around 2.8 million posts a week," explains Gerhard. "Yet we host that [forum] on a machine with around 1GB of RAM which you probably couldn't even sell for £50... because our technology is that good."The entire game of Runescape is server side, with the game running on machines with ultra-low bandwidth (down to 28k) and, as a good idea of the level of traffic Jagex is dealing with, the company receives around 85 BILLION page impressions a day."Bear in mind that we do this with running costs that are sub £1 million a year," says Gerhard. "Which, if you compare it to something like Age of Conan which has costs in the region of £250,000 or World of Warcraft with costs in the region of £500,000,000 per year, puts things in perspective… Our running costs are effectively 1/500 that of WoW!"It is because we use all of our own technology in house," he adds. "We don't use any standardised middleware."So what's new? What's next on the horizon for Jagex?Codename MechScape: public betaThe first major project already under way is the casual and free games over at funorb.com – with more classic games promised along the lines of the aforementioned Sensible Soccer and "popular RTSs, strategies and other games featuring new mechanics," says the Jagex CEO. "FunOrb is something of an R&D bed for us."The real news that the 100 million plus Runescape players out there are gagging to know more about is when they will finally be able to play 'codename MechScape'.Gerhard remains resolutely quiet on detail at this point, merely reminding TechRadar that "Andrew [Gower – Jagex Founder] has been writing games since he was seven! The initial public beta of Runescape was launched in 1999 and in 2001 Jagex was formed."The Jagex team are clearly proud of the fact that they have had to do little active marketing or public relations since that time, purely because Gower's games have done the business themselves. The players have effectively done the marketing job for them – so there was no real need for traditional publishers or PRs or any paid-for marketing because the word-of-mouth was that good.As well as making (hugely) appealing fantasy MMOs, the company also appears to be doing something right about its staffing."For 95 per cent of our staff, Jagex is their first job," says Gerhard. "We have around 400 permanent members of staff right now, which can go up to around 450 around crunch time, with freelancers."And hardly any of those staff ever leave, it would seem. The company also takes on around 80 work placements each year, offering twelve months of intensive training for the candidates to learn to work with its proprietary infrastructure.So Jagex is clearly do a number of things right. And it will be exciting to watch as the company's latest MMO tears up the internet later in 2009 (on which note, watch out for news on the forthcoming closed beta test for Jagex's 'codename Mechscape' right here on TechRadar very soon indeed).Or if you fancy a gander at Runescape head over to the site and sign up for a quick go on the world's leading browser-based MMO. (It's free, but beware, you might become VERY addicted...)
Map Name:
Type:
Mapped By:
Al-Kharid Chasm
Free
Ben_Goten78
Ancient Cavern Mith
P2P
Robin105
Arzinian Gold Mine
P2P
Jon and Ben_Goten78
Barbarian Mine
Free
Ben_Goten78
Brimhaven North-West
P2P
Ben_Goten78
Brimhaven South
P2P
Ben_Goten78
Circle of Iron
P2P
Ben_Goten78
Coal Trucks
P2P
Ben_Goten78
Crafting Guild
Free
Ben_Goten78
Crandor Mines
Free
Ben_Goten78
Digsite Mine Shafts
P2P
Agentscott00
Dorgeshuun Mines
P2P
Ben_Goten78
Dwarven Mines
Free
Ben_Goten78
East Ardougne Mine
P2P
Ben_Goten78
Edgeville Dungeon
Free
Ben_Goten78
Edgeville North Mine
Free
Ben_Goten78
Elidinis Clay Mine
P2P
Ben_Goten78
Elven Mine
P2P
Ben_Goten78
Enakhra's Quarry
P2P
Ben_Goten78
Evil Chicken Mine
P2P
Harry
Fremennik Isles Mines
P2P
Ben_Goten78
Grand Tree Rocks
P2P
Ben_Goten78
Haunted Mine
P2P
Ben_Goten78 and Artemis
Heroes' Guild Dungeon
P2P
Ben_Goten78
Hobgoblin Mine
Free
Ben_Goten78
Isafdar Limestone Mine
P2P
Ben_Goten78
Jatizso Dungeon Mine
P2p
Ben_Goten78 and Zug313
Karamja Jungle Mine
P2P
Ben_Goten78
Karamja Volcano
Free
Myst
Keldagrim Mines, The
P2P
BSE
Khazard Battlefield Mine
P2P
Ben_Goten78
Lava Maze Dungeon
P2P
Ben_Goten78
Lumbridge Swamp East
Free
Ben_Goten78
Lumbridge Swamp West
Free
Ben_Goten78
Lunar Isle Mines
P2P
Robin Hilton
Meiyerditch Mine
P2P
Boraxx
Mining Camp
P2P
Ben_Goten78
NE Varrock Limestone
P2P
Ben_Goten78
Pirate's Mine
P2P
Ben_Goten78
Port Khazard Mine
P2P
Ben_Goten78
Rellekka Mines
P2P
Ben_Goten78
Rimmington Mine
Free
Ben_Goten78
Rune Essence
Free
Medic
Rune Rocks
Free
Ben_Goten78
Shilo Village Gem Rocks
P2P
Ben_Goten78
Shilo Village Underground
P2P
megagamer056
Skeleton Mine
Free
Ben_Goten78
Sophanem Gold Mine
P2P
Ben_Goten78
Southeast Varrock Mine
Free
Ben_Goten78
Southwest Varrock Mine
Free
Ben_Goten78
Taverley Mine
P2P
Ben_Goten78
TokTz-Ket-Dill Mine
P2P
Josh Hogg
TzHaar Mine
P2P
Harr
Agility Dungeon, Yanille
P2P
TheExtremist
Alternate Abyss
P2P
Abecedar
Ancient Temple
P2P
Flaming Arrow
Ardougne Sewers
P2P
TheExtremist
Azzanadra's Pyramid
P2P
Ben_Goten78
Bandos Throne Room
P2P
Nateisonfire
Barrows
P2P
TheExtremist
Black Knight Fortress Catacombs
P2P
Nateisonfire
Brimhaven Dungeon
P2P
TheExtremist
Brine Rat Cave
P2P
Five Aces
Chaos Tower Dungeon
P2P
TheExtremist
Chaos Tunnels
P2P
Mmilord
Clock Tower Dungeon
P2P
TheExtremist
Desert Slayer Dungeon
P2P
J36miles
Digsite
P2P
Agentscott00
Dorgesh-Kaan South Dungeon
P2P
Myst
Draynor Sewers
Free
Artemis
Drezel's Basement
P2P
Laws0074
Dungeon of Tolna
P2P
Damea
Dwarven Mines
Free
TheExtremist
Edgeville Dungeon
Free
TheExtremist
Elemental Workshop
P2P
TheExtremist and Abecedar
Enakhra's Temple
P2P
Abecedar
Enchanted Valley
P2P
Myst
Entrana Dungeon
P2P
TheExtremist
Evil Chicken Lair
P2P
Xtrmsk8er108
Fenkenstrain Dungeon
P2P
Artemis
Fire Giant Dungeon
P2P
TheExtremist
Giant Mole Den
P2P
Abecedar
Goblin Dungeon
P2P
Spliff2000
God Wars Dungeon
P2P
J36miles
Gorak Lair
P2P
Abecedar
Grand Tree Roots
P2P
TheExtremist
Gu'Tanoth Dungeon
P2P
Laws0074
H.A.M Hideout
P2P
Xyris
Haunted Mine
P2P
Artemis
Heroes' Dungeon
P2P
Artemis
Ice Caves
Free
StephenDA18
Ice Troll Passage
P2P
TheExtremist
Jatizso Dungeon
P2P
Zanith
Kalphite Hive
P2P
TheExtremist
Karamja Volcano
Free
TheExtremist
Keldagrim City
P2P
TheExtremist
Kharazi Jungle Caves
P2P
TheExtremist
King Black Dragon Lair
P2P
TheExtremist
Lava Maze Dungeon
P2P
TheExtremist
Lighthouse Basement
P2P
TheExtremist
Lumbridge Caves
P2P
StephenDA18
Meiyerditch Laboratory Dungeon
P2P
Noble Truce
Miscellania Dungeon
P2P
TheExtremist
Mort'ton Dungeon
P2P
Laws0074
Mos Le'harmless Dungeon
P2P
Abecedar
Myreque Dungeon Shortcut
P2P
TheExtremist
Observatory Basement
P2P
Artemis
Ourania Cave (ZMI Altar)
P2P
Primate
Phoenix Gang Hideout
Free
Myst
Phoenix Lair Dungeon
P2P
J36miles
Pothole Dungeon
P2P
Clydefrog
Realm of the Fisher King
P2P
PlNG
Rellekka Hunter Area Cave
P2P
Nateisonfire
Scabarite Temple
P2P
Myst and Polukoff
Shadow Dungeon
P2P
Ben_Goten78
Slayer Dungeon
P2P
TheExtremist
Slayer Tower
P2P
Agentscott00
Smoke Dungeon
P2P
Ben_Goten78
Starflower Dimension
P2P
Myst
Stronghold of Player Safety
Free
BSE and Patben
Stronghold of Security
Free
Primate, sbw1004, and Mystic Wolf
Taverley Dungeon
P2P
Laws0074
Temple of Ikov
P2P
Chris
Troll Stronghold
P2P
TheExtremist
TzHaar
P2P
Josh Hogg
Underground Pass, The
P2P
Laws0074
Uzer Dungeon
P2P
Abecedar
Varrock Sewers
Free
TheExtremist
Waterbirth Island
P2P
TheExtremist
Waterfall Dungeon
P2P
Xyris
White Wolf Mountain
P2P
TheExtremist
Witchaven Dungeon
P2P
TheExtremist
Zogre Dungeon
P2P
TheExtremist, Splif2000
Zooknock's Tunnel
P2P
TheExtremist
Agility Dungeon, Yanille
P2P
TheExtremist
Alternate Abyss
P2P
Abecedar
Ancient Temple
P2P
Flaming Arrow
Ardougne Sewers
P2P
TheExtremist
Azzanadra's Pyramid
P2P
Ben_Goten78
Bandos Throne Room
P2P
Nateisonfire
Barrows
P2P
TheExtremist
Black Knight Fortress Catacombs
P2P
Nateisonfire
Brimhaven Dungeon
P2P
TheExtremist
Brine Rat Cave
P2P
Five Aces
Chaos Tower Dungeon
P2P
TheExtremist
Chaos Tunnels
P2P
Mmilord
Clock Tower Dungeon
P2P
TheExtremist
Desert Slayer Dungeon
P2P
J36miles
Digsite
P2P
Agentscott00
Dorgesh-Kaan South Dungeon
P2P
Myst
Draynor Sewers
Free
Artemis
Drezel's Basement
P2P
Laws0074
Dungeon of Tolna
P2P
Damea
Dwarven Mines
Free
TheExtremist
Edgeville Dungeon
Free
TheExtremist
Elemental Workshop
P2P
TheExtremist and Abecedar
Enakhra's Temple
P2P
Abecedar
Enchanted Valley
P2P
Myst
Entrana Dungeon
P2P
TheExtremist
Evil Chicken Lair
P2P
Xtrmsk8er108
Fenkenstrain Dungeon
P2P
Artemis
Fire Giant Dungeon
P2P
TheExtremist
Giant Mole Den
P2P
Abecedar
Goblin Dungeon
P2P
Spliff2000
God Wars Dungeon
P2P
J36miles
Gorak Lair
P2P
Abecedar
Grand Tree Roots
P2P
TheExtremist
Gu'Tanoth Dungeon
P2P
Laws0074
H.A.M Hideout
P2P
Xyris
Haunted Mine
P2P
Artemis
Heroes' Dungeon
P2P
Artemis
Ice Caves
Free
StephenDA18
Ice Troll Passage
P2P
TheExtremist
Jatizso Dungeon
P2P
Zanith
Kalphite Hive
P2P
TheExtremist
Karamja Volcano
Free
TheExtremist
Keldagrim City
P2P
TheExtremist
Kharazi Jungle Caves
P2P
TheExtremist
King Black Dragon Lair
P2P
TheExtremist
Lava Maze Dungeon
P2P
TheExtremist
Lighthouse Basement
P2P
TheExtremist
Lumbridge Caves
P2P
StephenDA18
Meiyerditch Laboratory Dungeon
P2P
Noble Truce
Miscellania Dungeon
P2P
TheExtremist
Mort'ton Dungeon
P2P
Laws0074
Mos Le'harmless Dungeon
P2P
Abecedar
Myreque Dungeon Shortcut
P2P
TheExtremist
Observatory Basement
P2P
Artemis
Ourania Cave (ZMI Altar)
P2P
Primate
Phoenix Gang Hideout
Free
Myst
Phoenix Lair Dungeon
P2P
J36miles
Pothole Dungeon
P2P
Clydefrog
Realm of the Fisher King
P2P
PlNG
Rellekka Hunter Area Cave
P2P
Nateisonfire
Scabarite Temple
P2P
Myst and Polukoff
Shadow Dungeon
P2P
Ben_Goten78
Slayer Dungeon
P2P
TheExtremist
Slayer Tower
P2P
Agentscott00
Smoke Dungeon
P2P
Ben_Goten78
Starflower Dimension
P2P
Myst
Stronghold of Player Safety
Free
BSE and Patben
Stronghold of Security
Free
Primate, sbw1004, and Mystic Wolf
Taverley Dungeon
P2P
Laws0074
Temple of Ikov
P2P
Chris
Troll Stronghold
P2P
TheExtremist
TzHaar
P2P
Josh Hogg
Underground Pass, The
P2P
Laws0074
Uzer Dungeon
P2P
Abecedar
Varrock Sewers
Free
TheExtremist
Waterbirth Island
P2P
TheExtremist
Waterfall Dungeon
P2P
Xyris
White Wolf Mountain
P2P
TheExtremist
Witchaven Dungeon
P2P
TheExtremist
Zogre Dungeon
P2P
TheExtremist, Splif2000
Zooknock's Tunnel
P2P
TheExtremist
Name:
Author:
Abyssal Runecrafting Guide
Gandalf74321
Appealing a Ban
Dudley
Aviansies: According To Andrieux 400-600k+ Profit Per Trip!
Andrieux
Benifiting From Familiars.
Active Fire
Clan Pking In F2p - A Breakdown
kukaka
Collecting Snape Grass
vegury
Comprehensive Ape Atoll Agility Guide
Sylvir
Crafting Laws For High-fliers
pepijndg
Dark Beast Hunting - Melee Guide
lazarus1966
Dust Devil Guide
H A Richards
Extreme Warring Guide
spankthefrank
Fastest Ways To Kill Green Dragons, Making 400k An Hour? This Is The W
C A H O U
Filming, Editing, And Producing High Quality Rs Videos
Jonomir
Getting Rich By Slaying Jellies
DISPERF3CT
Giant Skeletons[damis's Lair]..
Karll
Guide To Dorgesh-kaan Agility Course
Tehnubcake
Guide To Fighting Armadyl.
Active Fire
Guide To Goals
Blenders
Guide To Meleeing Waterfiends
overvoltage
Guide To Merchanting: The Truth
franksor
Guide To The Tzhaar Fight Cave (april 2008)
pepijndg
Ice Caves Guide
Jeremy
Ice Troll Ranging
xzpepijnzx
Lag Reduction And Connection Maximization
PlNG
Making A Defence Pure
Al3c
Making Money Through Herblore
Woodsyx
Members Combat Training
Jeremy
Nacho's Guide To The Perfect Rune Pure!
[-Nacho-]
Powerleveling Hunter
Vmi90
Powermining - The Enigma (content Updated!)
manchu
Ranging Or Maging Greater Demons In F2p
Alex L
Reducing Runescape Graphics Lag
icydubloon
Runescape Security
chris07
Salarin The Twisted: Get Your Herblore Up Fast!
Pele
Saradomin's Encampment Guide
Artemis1330
Slaying Aberrant Specters
foxxy
Soloing Dagganoth Rex
yorkie
Summer's Ghostly Warriors
gold wulf 10
The Bandit Melee Camping Guide
Kod Flame
The Secret Behind Magic
Prodigy_X
Tj's Dagannoth Kings Guide Guide
Tj040
Tj's God Guide
Tj040
Training And Rewards At Basilisks
avyion12
Training At Dagannoths
Jorgen
Training At The Monkey Madness Gorillas
Da 4bidden 1
Yak Training - Fast Xp
Ducky
Zaoir's Guide To Effective Kingdom Management
Zaoir
Capes of Accomplishment
Where to obtain the skill capes and their emotes.
Fairy Rings
How to travel around RuneScape using the Fairy Ring network, with codes included.
God Wars Dungeon
Long ago the gods fought a colossal war, now one dungeon remains where four deities still battle. Learn how to overcome RuneScape’s deadliest dungeon.
Treasure Trail Help
Lists of all types of Runescape clues, rewards from Treasure Trails and a Treasure trail co-ordinate locator tool.Top
Achievement Diaries
Diaries Overview
What are the Achievement Diaries? Find out how to begin working on a diary and also how they can give players generous rewards.
Falador Diary
How to complete all of the achievement diary tasks for the city of Falador, with information on the Falador Shield and other rewards.
Fremennik Diary
How to complete all of the achievement diary tasks for the Fremenniks, with information on the Fremennik boots and other rewards.
Karamja Diary
How to accomplish all of the Achievement Diary tasks for the wild continent of Karamja, with information on the Karamja Gloves and other rewards.
Lumbridge/Draynor Diary
Information on how to complete the Lumbridge/Draynor achievement diary tasks and obtaining the explorer rings.
Seers' Village Diary
How to complete all the achievement diary tasks in the city of Seer's Village, with information on the Seer's headband.
Varrock Diary
How to complete all of the achievement diary tasks for the city of Varrock, with information on the Varrock Armour and other rewards.Top
Monster Killing & Habitats
Ancient Cavern
Tactics for killing Brutal green and Mithril dragons. Information on the dragon full helm and Ancient Cavern.
Brimhaven Dungeon
How to navigate the depths of Brimhaven Dungeon, and fight the many violent monsters awaiting inside including Bronze, Iron, and Steel metal dragons.
Chaos Elemental Killing
Information on combating the aggressive and plainly chaotic, Chaos elemental. Advice on killing the creature to attain its rare drops.
Corporeal Beast
A guide containing information on and how to kill the strongest monster in RuneScape, the Corporeal Beast.
Dragon Slaying
Overview of slaying all types of dragons. Money making with green and blue dragons. In-depth tips on soloing and teaming the KBD.
Giant Mole Killing
A walkthrough on killing the Giant Moles tunneling underneath Falador park.
Kalphite Killing
Tactics on killing all forms of kalphites, as well as the kalphite queen.
Melee Training
A thorough list of monsters to train on using melee for all combat levels.
Tormented Demons
Overview containing strategies of fighting the Tomented Demons and a chance at getting Ruined Dragon pieces and Dragon Claws!
TzHaar Training and Rewards
Fighting the TzHaar under Karamja Volcano for their unique rewards.
Waterbirth Island
Accessing Waterbirth island and information fighting all Dagannoths. How to reach and kill the Dagannoth Kings.Top
Activities & Mini Quests
Abyss, The
What's in the Abyss, Runecrafting pouches and portals, Abyssal creatures. Access the Abyss by helping the Mage of Zamorak with a short task.
Alfred Grimhand Barcrawl
Wander around Runescape on a pubcrawl to gain access to the Barbarian Outpost agility course.
Barbarian Training
Learn how to make potion mixes, metal hastas, funeral pyre ships, catch leaping fish and access the Ancient Cavern.
Creature Creation
How to use the abilities from the Tower of Life quest to create your own monsters and be rewarded.
Distractions and Diversions
Distractions and Diversions are random events offering experience and other rewards that are on going throughout RuneScape that move frequently.
Ghostly Gear
Gather the ethereal ghostly robes only obtainable after completing a portion of Desert Treasure.
Kingdom Management
Tips on how to manage your island Kingdom at Miscellania. Have your subjects gather herbs, logs, fish and ores for you.
Lair of Tarn Razorlor
Gain some Slayer XP, enchant your Salve amulet and kill Terror dogs for the chance at a granite helm.
Mogre Killing
Slay Mogres and obtain the Mudskipper hat & flippers by helping Skippy, at Mudskipper Pt.
Spirit Portals
All of the Spirit Portals unlocked after both the Spirit of Summer and Summer's End quests.
Stronghold of Player Safety
Learn how to use the Stronghold of Player Safety for good combat experience.
Stronghold of Security
How to complete the Stronghold of Security, create the sceptre, and kill the Minotaurs, Flesh Crawlers, Catablepon and Ankou inside.
Treasure Hunting
Locate buried treasures with your enchanted key from the Making History quest to obtain Mjolnirs (special staves) of Runescape God
Varrock Museum
Find out about the history of Varrock and relics in the Varrock Museum.
Wise Old Man
Helping the Wise Old Man and the rewards that you can receive by doing so.Top
Items & Combat
Alcohol and Pubs
Information on the location of bars and pubs and the effects of different beers and drinks.
Ancient Magicks
A guide to unlocking and using the various powers of Ancient Magicks.
Charos Charming
Want to get items and services cheaper? Find out how by using the Ring of Charos.
Dragon Drops
A list of all of the dragon drops in RuneScape and which monsters drop them.
Dwarf Multi-Cannon
Information on all aspects of the Dwarf multi-cannon, including requirements, how to obtain and use, etc.
Holiday Events and Rares
Information about where items like Partyhats, Halloween masks, Christmas crackers and other event items came from.
Lunar Magic
Unleashing the power of Lunar Magic after completion of the Lunar Diplomacy quest.
Monkey Greegrees
Obtaining and using the Monkey Greegrees after and during the Monkey Madness quest.
Recipe for Disaster Equipment
Requirements and details about the Recipe for Disaster equipment, particularly the metal gloves.
Special Attacks
Information and in-game animations of all the special attacks available.
Starting a Melee Pure
Want to be a respected PKer? Turn to this guide to create the ultimate Melee Pure.
Stat Enhancers
Learn about all the items and actions you can use to increase your levels temporarily.
Unlocking RuneScape: Keys
Everything you need to know about keys in RuneScape.Top
Informational & How To Guides
Anti-Scamming Guide
How to protect yourself from being scammed in Runescape.
Bank Organization
Find out how to use the bank features, what to keep in your bank and the best ways to keep it tidy.
Getting Around
Need to go somewhere? Find the best ways to travel with this guide, including: balloons, ships, teleporting, jewellery, and more!
Getting Started
New to RuneScape? Learn about the interface, the assistance system, gravestones, the game rules, and the grand exchange.
God Guide
Be informed about the history of the RuneScape Gods and the items related to them.
Guide for the Famous
Tired of being followed? Hide away from all those paparazzi with the information in this guide.
Language and Chat Effects
RuneScape language, how to pronounce RuneScape locations, hot to use quick chat, how to use 1337speak and RuneScape chat effects like flash, glow etc.
Music!
A collection of every music track in RuneScape and where to get them.
Pet Care Guide
Take care of your cuddly friends. Learn about pet fish, cats, rocks, and summoning familiars.
Player Killing Guide
Learn different techniques for the new PVP worlds and become a master.
Player Moderator Guide
Demystifying what it is to be a player moderator, and how they're chosen.
Random Events
A guide to all the random events in RuneScape, and what you need to be doing to get them.
Starting Members
All you need to know when becoming a member for the first time including how to subscribe and how to prepare for whats ahead.
The Official RuneScape Website
Information on features available on the official Runescape website. Notably covering the forums and the knowledge base.
Your Own Runescape Website
How to make and manage your own Runescape website.
Combat
Barbarian Assault
Find out how to beat this teamwork-based mini game.
Barrows
Defeat the Barrows brothers to receive their coveted armour.
Champion's Challenge
Strategies for getting champion scrolls and defeating the champion.
Chompy Hunting
Learn how to become a master Chompy hunter and earn some cool new hats.
Fight Caves
Discover the tactics of defeating the level 702 TzTok-Jad and winning a coveted Fire Cape.
Mage Arena
Fight the devious Kolodion for a powerful god cape and staff.
Mobilising Armies
Read up on how to defeat all the foe squads in this real time strategy mini game.
Pest Control
Earn fast experience points and Void Knight Armour for defending the Void Knight.Top
Player vs. Player
Castle Wars
Information and tips on how to get tickets in this 'Capture the Flag'-based mini game.
Clan Wars
Tips on how to help your clan to victory against your rival clans.
Duel Arena
Read about the art of dueling and how to test your skills in tournaments.
Fight Pits
Tactics to help you become the last man standing in this all out free style brawl.
Fist of Guthix
Learn how to master the Fist of Guthix, which is a one on one mini game available for free and paying players.
Games Room
Learn how to outwit your opponents while playing challenging but fun games.
Rat Pits
Learn how to make your cat more than a cat but a calm feline.
Soul Wars
Put your combat skills to the test in this team based mini-game as you must defeat a level 525 foe!
Stealing Creation
Collect, defend and use Sacred clay in the first ever Combat and Skill related Mini GameTop
Skilling
Blast Furnace
Save on coal in this smithing-based mini game.
Fishing Trawler
Keep the trawler afloat in this Fishing-based mini game to prove you're seaworthy to face the seas on the trawler!
Gnome Restaurant
Learn to master the Gnome Cuisine by helping Aluft Gianne Jr. prepare and deliver his unique delicacies.
Gnomeball
Tactics on winning the sport enjoyed by gnomes.
Impetuous Impulses
Run around Puro-Puro to capture the various imps that are flying around and they will reward you upon release.
Mage Training Arena
Train your magic level in a safe environment, while earning some Pizazz points in the process.
Mort'ton Funeral Pyres
Burn shades to earn both Prayer experience and various rewards.
Pyramid Plunder
Learn how to thieve your way through an ancient temple and discover the artifacts hidden inside.
Rogue Trader
Help Ali expand his trading base and earn fancy new clothing and weapons as your reward.
Rogues' Den
Navigate through a complex maze and you find yourself obtaining some rare rogue armour.
Sorceress's Garden
Learn how to start, use and master the gardens to have fun and get lots of Thieving XP as a reward.
Tai Bwo Wannai Cleanup
Gather the abilities to help the citizens of Tai Bwo Wannai cleanup.
Tears of Guthix
Earn experience for your lowest levels with this mini game.
Temple Trekking
Guide the adventurers to their destination while protecting them from hoards of enemies.
The Great Orb Project
Help one of the wizards collect orbs resulting in experience and rewards.
Trouble Brewing
Discover how to make rum while battling during this teamwork-based mini game.
Vinesweeper
Information on helping Farmer Blinkin farm.Top
Barbarian Assault
Find out how to beat this teamwork-based mini game.
Barrows
Defeat the Barrows brothers to receive their coveted armour.
Champion's Challenge
Strategies for getting champion scrolls and defeating the champion.
Chompy Hunting
Learn how to become a master Chompy hunter and earn some cool new hats.
Fight Caves
Discover the tactics of defeating the level 702 TzTok-Jad and winning a coveted Fire Cape.
Mage Arena
Fight the devious Kolodion for a powerful god cape and staff.
Mobilising Armies
Read up on how to defeat all the foe squads in this real time strategy mini game.
Pest Control
Earn fast experience points and Void Knight Armour for defending the Void Knight.Top
Player vs. Player
Castle Wars
Information and tips on how to get tickets in this 'Capture the Flag'-based mini game.
Clan Wars
Tips on how to help your clan to victory against your rival clans.
Duel Arena
Read about the art of dueling and how to test your skills in tournaments.
Fight Pits
Tactics to help you become the last man standing in this all out free style brawl.
Fist of Guthix
Learn how to master the Fist of Guthix, which is a one on one mini game available for free and paying players.
Games Room
Learn how to outwit your opponents while playing challenging but fun games.
Rat Pits
Learn how to make your cat more than a cat but a calm feline.
Soul Wars
Put your combat skills to the test in this team based mini-game as you must defeat a level 525 foe!
Stealing Creation
Collect, defend and use Sacred clay in the first ever Combat and Skill related Mini GameTop
Skilling
Blast Furnace
Save on coal in this smithing-based mini game.
Fishing Trawler
Keep the trawler afloat in this Fishing-based mini game to prove you're seaworthy to face the seas on the trawler!
Gnome Restaurant
Learn to master the Gnome Cuisine by helping Aluft Gianne Jr. prepare and deliver his unique delicacies.
Gnomeball
Tactics on winning the sport enjoyed by gnomes.
Impetuous Impulses
Run around Puro-Puro to capture the various imps that are flying around and they will reward you upon release.
Mage Training Arena
Train your magic level in a safe environment, while earning some Pizazz points in the process.
Mort'ton Funeral Pyres
Burn shades to earn both Prayer experience and various rewards.
Pyramid Plunder
Learn how to thieve your way through an ancient temple and discover the artifacts hidden inside.
Rogue Trader
Help Ali expand his trading base and earn fancy new clothing and weapons as your reward.
Rogues' Den
Navigate through a complex maze and you find yourself obtaining some rare rogue armour.
Sorceress's Garden
Learn how to start, use and master the gardens to have fun and get lots of Thieving XP as a reward.
Tai Bwo Wannai Cleanup
Gather the abilities to help the citizens of Tai Bwo Wannai cleanup.
Tears of Guthix
Earn experience for your lowest levels with this mini game.
Temple Trekking
Guide the adventurers to their destination while protecting them from hoards of enemies.
The Great Orb Project
Help one of the wizards collect orbs resulting in experience and rewards.
Trouble Brewing
Discover how to make rum while battling during this teamwork-based mini game.
Vinesweeper
Information on helping Farmer Blinkin farm.Top
Champions' Guild
Free
Ngaged
May 16, 2009
Cooks' Guild
Free
Ben_Goten78
Apr 29, 2009
Crafting Guild
Free
Steve0612
Jan 26, 2009
Fishing Guild
P2P
Vampire
Jun 23, 2009
Heroes' Guild
P2P
Redbird5
Jan 12, 2009
Legends' Guild
P2P
Perfect Darkness
Jan 16, 2009
Mining Guild
Free
Pk3hit4u
Jan 4, 2009
Prayer Guild
Free
John
Jul 10, 2009
Rangers' Guild
P2P
Crazy200
Jan 26, 2009
Runecrafting Guild
Free
Maxman
Jan 26, 2009
Warriors' Guild
P2P
Phoenix Zero and Craftingrox
Jun 6, 2009
Wizards' Guild
P2P
Robin Hood
Jan 13, 2009
Name
Type
Author
Last Update
Al Kharid
Free
Dark
Jun 4, 2009
Ape Atoll
P2P
Ben_Goten78
May 22, 2009
Ardougne
P2P
Ben_Goten78
May 2, 2009
Bandit Camp (Desert)
P2P
Awong
May 16, 2009
Bandit Camp (Wilderness)
Free
Medic
May 24, 2009
Barbarian Village
Free
Wakt
Jul 29, 2009
Brimhaven and Musa Point
P2P
TheExtremist
Apr 28, 2008
Burgh de Rott
P2P
Myst
May 24, 2009
Burthorpe
P2P
Ben_Goten78 and Liam
Jul 13, 2008
Canifis
P2P
Myst
May 4, 2009
Catherby
P2P
TheExtremist
May 25, 2009
Dorgesh-Kaan
P2P
Myst
Apr 28, 2008
Draynor Village
Free
John
Apr 30, 2009
Edgeville
Free
Crazy200
Jun 4, 2009
Entrana
P2P
HowAbominable
Apr 17, 2009
Falador
Free
Colton
Dec 13, 2008
Fremennik Isles
P2P
Ben_Goten78 and Zanith
Apr 28, 2008
Gu'Tanoth
P2P
Razorblade
May 17, 2009
Keldagrim
P2P
John
Jun 15, 2009
Lumbridge
Free
Jerilith
Feb 5, 2009
Lunar Isle
P2P
Ben_Goten78 and Robin_Hilton
Mar 22, 2009
Meiyerditch
P2P
Myst and Craftingrox
Apr 14, 2009
Miscellania
P2P
Razorblade
May 25, 2009
Mort'ton
P2P
Xyris
Apr 28, 2008
Mos Le'harmless
P2P
Myst
Apr 2, 2009
Nardah
P2P
Rash
Jul 23, 2009
Oo'glog
P2P
Myst and Mmilord
May 25, 2009
Piscatoris Fishing Colony
P2P
Lizarick
May 25, 2009
Pollnivneach
P2P
James
Jan 31, 2009
Port Khazard
P2P
Howabominable
Jul 29, 2009
Port Phasmatys
P2P
Artemis
Apr 13, 2009
Port Sarim
Free
TheExtremist
Apr 28, 2008
Rellekka
P2P
Artemis
Apr 28, 2008
Rimmington
Free
John
Jun 16, 2009
Seers' Village
P2P
Colton
Mar 17, 2009
Shilo Village
P2P
Zach
Apr 30, 2009
Sophanem
P2P
Gavin_V
Apr 28, 2008
Tai Bwo Wannai
P2P
HowAbominable
Apr 15, 2009
Taverley
P2P
Ben_Goten78
Apr 28, 2008
Tirannwn
P2P
Ben_Goten78
Jul 18, 2009
Tree Gnome Stronghold
P2P
Artemis
May 30, 2008
Tree Gnome Village
P2P
Lizarick
Jan 5, 2009
TzHaar
P2P
Rash
Jul 1, 2008
Varrock
Free
Zach
May 16, 2009
Void Knights' Outpost
P2P
No1 1000 and Myst
Apr 28, 2008
Witchaven
P2P
Myst
May 12, 2009
Yanille
P2P
TheExtremist
Apr 28, 2008
Zanaris
P2P
TheExtremist
Apr 28, 2008
Runescape XP Table
Level
XP
Level
XP
Level
XP
1
0
34
20,224
67
547,953
2
83
35
22,406
68
605,032
3
174
36
24,815
69
668,051
4
276
37
27,473
70
737,627
5
388
38
30,408
71
814,445
6
512
39
33,648
72
899,257
7
650
40
37,224
73
992,895
8
801
41
41,171
74
1,096,278
9
969
42
45,529
75
1,210,421
10
1,154
43
50,339
76
1,336,443
11
1,358
44
55,649
77
1,475,581
12
1,584
45
61,512
78
1,629,200
13
1,833
46
67,983
79
1,798,808
14
2,107
47
75,127
80
1,986,068
15
2,411
48
83,014
81
2,192,818
16
2,746
49
91,721
82
2,421,087
17
3,115
50
101,333
83
2,673,114
18
3,523
51
111,945
84
2,951,373
19
3,973
52
123,660
85
3,258,594
20
4,470
53
136,594
86
3,597,792
21
5,018
54
150,872
87
3,972,294
22
5,624
55
166,636
88
4,385,776
23
6,291
56
184,040
89
4,842,295
24
7,028
57
203,254
90
5,346,332
25
7,842
58
224,466
91
5,902,831
26
8,740
59
247,886
92
6,517,253
27
9,730
60
273,742
93
7,195,629
28
10,824
61
302,288
94
7,944,614
29
12,031
62
333,804
95
8,771,558
30
13,363
63
368,599
96
9,684,577
31
14,833
64
407,015
97
10,692,629
32
16,456
65
449,428
98
11,805,606
33
18,247
66
496,254
99
13,034,431
Level
XP
Level
XP
Level
XP
1
0
34
20,224
67
547,953
2
83
35
22,406
68
605,032
3
174
36
24,815
69
668,051
4
276
37
27,473
70
737,627
5
388
38
30,408
71
814,445
6
512
39
33,648
72
899,257
7
650
40
37,224
73
992,895
8
801
41
41,171
74
1,096,278
9
969
42
45,529
75
1,210,421
10
1,154
43
50,339
76
1,336,443
11
1,358
44
55,649
77
1,475,581
12
1,584
45
61,512
78
1,629,200
13
1,833
46
67,983
79
1,798,808
14
2,107
47
75,127
80
1,986,068
15
2,411
48
83,014
81
2,192,818
16
2,746
49
91,721
82
2,421,087
17
3,115
50
101,333
83
2,673,114
18
3,523
51
111,945
84
2,951,373
19
3,973
52
123,660
85
3,258,594
20
4,470
53
136,594
86
3,597,792
21
5,018
54
150,872
87
3,972,294
22
5,624
55
166,636
88
4,385,776
23
6,291
56
184,040
89
4,842,295
24
7,028
57
203,254
90
5,346,332
25
7,842
58
224,466
91
5,902,831
26
8,740
59
247,886
92
6,517,253
27
9,730
60
273,742
93
7,195,629
28
10,824
61
302,288
94
7,944,614
29
12,031
62
333,804
95
8,771,558
30
13,363
63
368,599
96
9,684,577
31
14,833
64
407,015
97
10,692,629
32
16,456
65
449,428
98
11,805,606
33
18,247
66
496,254
99
13,034,431
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