Runescape Cooking Guide

Cooking can be a fun and interesting skill in RuneScape, since you can often cook several different types of food at the same level. There’s a variety of things you can do with this skill, but more importantly, it’s an essential skill to survival in the game.

There are 2 main kinds of food in the game. Foods that require ingredients to be mixed together such as bread, pizzas and pies tend to take more time to make. Fish on the other hand, only need to be fished for and then cooked over a stove or fire. Once you’ve decided on the food to make, you can follow the instructions on the Cooking Chart below.

Helpful Drinks

If you need a temporary boost to your Cooking level, then the chef’s Delight drink is exactly the drink for you. It can be Brewed, and this drink will increase your Cooking level by 1-5 points, depending on your Cooking level (a higher Cooking level means it will increase more). This drink is Members-Only.

Cooking Gauntlets

These helpful items are a reward from the Family Crest Quest, and will increase your chance of successfully cooking various types of fish.

Cooking Foods

Fish can usually be cooked on either a stove or fire, but most other foods must be cooked on a range. To cook a food, just use the item with a range or fire. From time to time you may burn the food you’re trying to cook, which makes it un-eatable. But, as you gain experience you will get better at cooking and burn less food.

Cooking Chart

Food & Picture Cooking Level Cooking Experience Heals Instructions

Anchovies 1 30 1 Cook on a stove or fire.

Meat or Chicken 1 30 3 1. Obtain some meat from a cow, rat or chicken

2. Cook over a stove or fire.

Shrimp 1 30 3 Cook on a stove or fire.

Karambwanji 1 10 3 Cook on a stove or fire.

Ugthanki Meat 1 40 3 1. Obtain some meat from an Ugthanki.

2. Cook the meat on a stove or fire.

Bread 1 40 5 1. Pick some wheat from a field.

2. Climb to the top of a windmill.

3. Use the grain with the hopper, and operate it.

4. Climb down and collect the flour with a pot.

5. Use some water with the flour to make bread dough.

6. Cook on a stove.

Sardine 1 40 4 Cook on a stove or fire.

Karambwan 1 80 Poison Cook for a Short Time on a stove or fire, after completing the Tai Bwo Wannai Trio Quest.

Ugthanki Kebab 1

Level 58 needed to make Pitta Bread 120 19 1. Obtain some cooked Ugthanki Meat, a tomato, an onion, some water, flour, and a bowl.

2. Make some Pitta Dough and cook it on a stove.

3. Mix the tomato and onion together in the bowl, and then add the meat.

4. Use the mixture with the Pitta Bread.

Herring 5 50 5 Cook on a stove or fire.

Cooked Rabbit 1 30 5 1. Kill a Rabbit in either Fremmenik Province or Isafdar.

2. Cook on a stove or fire.

Baked Potato 7 15 4 Cook a Potato on a stove.

Spicy Sauce 9 25 2 1. Use a some Garlic and Gnome Spice on a Bowl.

2. Cook on a stove.

Redberry Pie 10 78 10 1. Get some flour, water, and a pie dish.

2. Obtain some red berries.

3. Use the water with the flour to make pastry dough.

4. Use the dough with the pan, and fill the pie with red berries.

5.Cook on a stove.

Mackerel 10 60 6 Cook on a stove or fire.

Chilli Con Carne 11 55 5 1. Make some Spicy Sauce, and add some cooked meat while holding a knife.

2. Cook on a stove.

Thin Snail 12 70 5-7 1. Obtain a Thin Snail from a Blamish Snail.

2. Cook on a stove or fire.

Scrambled Eggs 13 50 5 Obtain a knife and a bowl. Use the egg with the bowl and cook it over a stove.

Trout 15 70 7 Cook on a stove or fire.

Roasted Rabbit 16 72 7 1. Kill a Rabbit in either Fremmenik Province or Isafdar.

2. Cook on a spit.

Jungle Spider 16 80 7-10 1. Obtain some Skewer Sticks by using a Machete with a Jungle Spar from the Tai Bwo Wannai Cleanup game.

2. Kill a Jungle Spider and take its carcass.

3. Use the carcass on the stick and cook over a fire.

Note: You can use arrow shafts instead of skewers.

Lean Snail 17 80 6-8 1. Obtain a Lean Snail from a Blamish Snail.

2. Cook on a stove or fire.

Cod 18 75 7 Cook on a stove or fire.

Meat Pie 20 110 12 1. Get some flour, water, a pie dish, and some cooked meat.

2. Make some Pastry Dough.

3. Use the dough with the pan, and fill the pie with cooked meat.

4. Cook on a stove.

Pike 20 80 8 Cook on a stove or fire.

Nettle Tea 20 52 3 1. Obtain a Bowl and some Nettles.

2. Fill the bowl with water and add the Nettles.

3. Cook the Nettle Water over a stove of fire.

Optional: Obtain a Tea Cup by stealing it from a Tea Stall and drinking the tea. Use the Nettle Tea with the cup. Add milk and enjoy!

Crab Meat 21 100 10

5 bites Catch some Crabs (from the Recipe for Disaster quest) and cook them over a fire or stove.

Cream 21 18 1 Obtain some milk and use it on a Dairy Churn to make Cream.

Roasted Beast Meat 21 82 8 1. Obtain some Raw Beast Meat from a Kebbit, Feldip Weasel or Desert Devil.

2. Cook on a spit.

Fat Snail 22 95 7-9 1. Obtain a Fat Snail from a Blamish Snail.

2. Cook on a stove or fire.

Egg and Tomato 23 50 8 1. Obtain a knife, 2 bowls, an egg and tomato.

2. Use the egg with one bowl and the tomato with the other. Cook the eggs over a stove, then add the tomatoes.

Stew 25 117 11 1. Obtain a bowl, a potato, and some cooked meat.

2. Fill the bowl with water, and add the potato and meat.

3. Cook on a stove or fire.

Salmon 25 90 9 Cook on a stove or fire.

Slimey Eel 28 95 6-10 Cook on a stove or fire.

Roasted Sweetcorn 28 104 2-10 Cook on a stove.

Mud Pie 29 128 Lowers Run Energy by 50% 1. Make some Pastry Dough and add it to a pie pan.

2. Add compost, water and dry clay (in that order).

3. Cook on a stove.

Karambwan 30 190 18 Cook for a Long Time on a stove or fire, after completing the Tai Bwo Wannai Trio Quest.

Chompy Bird 30 140 10 Only cookable on an Ogre Spit, found in the Ogre village southeast of Gu’Tanoth.

Apple Pie 30 130 14 1. Get some flour, water, a pie dish, and a cooking apple.

2. Make some Pastry Dough.

3. Use the dough with the pan, and put the apple in the pie.

4. Cook on a stove.

Tuna 30 100 10 Cook on a stove or fire.

Fishcake 31 100 11 1. Obtain some Crab Meat, Kelp and Raw Cod.

2. Use these on each other to make a fishcake.

*Must have already made one during Recipe for Disaster.

Garden Pie 34 138 12

+3 Farming 1. Make some Pastry Dough and add it to a Pie Pan.

2. Add a tomato, an onion, and lastly a cabbage.

3. Now cook it over a stove.

Pizza 35 143 14 1. Obtain some flour, water, some cheese and a tomato.

2. Make some Pizza Dough and use the tomato with it. Add some cheese to the pizza and then cook it on a stove.

Wine 35 200 11 1. Get some water and grapes.

2. Mix them together to make wine.

Rainbow Fish 35 110 11 Cook on a range or fire.

Cave Eel 38 115 7-11 Catch a Cave Eel from the Lumbridge Swamp Caves and cook over a fire or range.

Butter 38 40.5 - Milk

22.5 - Cream 0 1. Obtain some milk or cream.

2. Use it on a Dairy Churn to make Butter.

Baked Potato With Butter 39 40 14 Cook a Potato on a Stove and add some Butter.

Cake 40 180 12 1. Obtain some flour, milk, an egg and a cake tin.

2. Mix everything into the tin and cook the cake on a stove.

Lobster 40 120 12 Cook on a stove or fire.

Chilli Potato 41 125 14 Add a bowl of Chille Con Carne to a baked potato.

Jubbly 41 160 15 Kill a Jubbly bird, pick up the meat and cook over a Spitroast.

Fried Onions 42 60 5 1. Obtain a Bowl, Knife and an Onion. Use the Onion with the Bowl.

2. Cook on a stove.

Bass 43 130 13 Cook on a stove or fire.

Meat Pizza 45 169 16 Cook a plain pizza and then add some cooked meat.

Swordfish 45 140 14 Cook on a stove or fire.

Fried Mushrooms 46 60 5 Obtain a Bowl, Knife and some Mushrooms. Add the mushrooms to the bowl and cook over a range.

Baked Potato With Butter and Cheese 47 80 16 Cook a Potato on a stove and add some Butter and Cheese.

Fish Pie 47 164 12

+3 Fishing 1. Make some Pastry Dough and add it to a Pie Pan.

2. Add a cooked Trout, and a cooked Cod. Last, add a potato and cook over a range.

Cheese 48 64 - Milk

46 - Cream

23 - Butter 2 1. Get some milk, butter or cream.

2. Use it on a Dairy Churn to make Cheese.

Chocolate Cake 50 210 15 Bake a regular cake, and then use a chocolate bar with it.

Oomlie Wrap 50 40 14 1. Kill an Oomlie Bird in the Khazari Jungle.

2. Shake a Palm Tree and take the fallen leaf.

3. Use the Palm Leaf on the Raw Meat.

4. Cook the Palmed Oomlie.

Egg and Tomato Potato 51 150 16 1. Make a bowl of Egg and Tomato sauce, and add the toppings to a Baked Potato with Butter and Cheese.

Lava Eel 53 140 11 Cook on a stove or fire.

Anchovy Pizza 55 182 18 Cook a plain pizza and then add some cooked anchovies to it.

Mushrooms and Onions 57 55 11 1. Obtain a knife, mushroom, onion and 2 bowls. Add the mushroom and onion each to a separate bowl.

2. Cook the onions and mushrooms over a stove, then add the mushrooms to the onions.

Curry 60 221 19 1. Make some stew and get some spices.

2. Add the spices to the stew and cook it over a fire or stove.

Monkfish 62 150 16 Cook over a fire or stove. Used in the Swan Song Quest.

Mushroom and Onion Potato 64 230 20 Make a bowl of mushrooms and onions (above), and add to a Baked Potato with Butter and Cheese.

Pineapple Pizza 65 195 22 1. Cook a plain pizza.

2. Obtain a pineapple and cut it with a knife. Add the slices to the pizza.

Tuna and Corn 67 204 13 1. While carrying a Knife, add a cooked Tuna to a bowl.

2. Add a Roasted Corn to the bowl.

Tuna and Corn Potato 68 265 22 Make a bowl of Tuna and Corn (above), and add to a Baked Potato with Butter.

Admiral Pie 70 210 16

+5 Fishing 1. Make some Pastry Dough and add it to a Pie Pan.

2. Add a cooked Salmon, a cooked Tuna, and lastly a Potato.

3. Cook over a range.

Shark 80 210 20 Cook on a stove or fire.

Sea Turtle 82 211.3 21 Cook on a stove or fire.

Wild Pie 85 240 22

+5 Slayer

+4 Range 1. Make some Pastry Dough and add it to a Pie Pan.

2. Add some Raw Bear Meat, Raw Chompy, and Raw Rabbit Meat to the pie.

3. Cook over a range.

Manta Ray 91 216 22 Cook on a stove or fire.

Summer Pie 95 260 22

+5 Agility

+10% Energy 1. Make some Pastry Dough and add it to a Pie Pan.

2. Add a Strawberry, Watermelon and an Apple to your pie.

3. Cook over a range.

Cooking Notes

Karambwan - These are only edible after completing the Tai Bwo Wannai Trio Quest. You must cook it for a ‘long time’ or it will be poisonous.

Italicized items are Member’s Only. You can hover over words in blue for more info.

Other Cooking Info

The Moveable Cooking Spit

If you’re the type of RuneScaper that’s always on the run, and you’re looking for a way to cook your food wherever you are (whether in the middle of the jungle, or on the sidewalks of Varrock), the mobile Roasting Spit is just the tool for you.

Spits can be Smithed, and all you do is use it with either a piece of Rabbit Meat, or a Chompy Bird to skew it. Next, light a fire and use the skewed meat with it to set up a Rotisserie Cooker in just seconds!

Making Sinew for Crossbows

Due to how Crossbows are designed, they need a much stronger string than Flax can provide. So, you need to make some Sinew to string your Crossbow so that it can be used!

It’s actually very easy to make Sinew, and it only requires level 1 Cooking to do. Simply use a piece of Bear Meat (or Beef) with a Range, and choose to make it into Sinew rather than an edible piece of meat. And that’s it! You can then spin the newly created piece of Sinew on a Spinning Wheel to get a Crossbow String, and then attach it to your crossbow (u) to complete it.

Runescape Construction Guide

Buying Your First House

To start off, you’ll want to purchase some land from a Real Estate Agent for 1,000gp. There are a few places where you can find these characters, including:

East of Varrock Castle



East of the Furnace in Falador



Northeast of Seers’ Bank



Southwest of the market



Once you speak to him, ask him about getting your own house, and then buy one for 1,000gp. After paying, you’ll get a Construction Book, and you’ll now be able to enter your house. So, head on over to Rimmington - this is where your house is located. Eventually, you’ll be able to have it moved to another one of the available locations, but for now, you’ll be living in the town-where-not-much-happens.

Getting to Your House

Now, just north of Rimmington you should see a glowing purple portal. This is how you can enter your newly-bought land, build your house, and visit friends!



When you click on it, you will see a list of all the options, similar to this:



From here, you can…

Go to Your House - brings you to your own house. In this mode, you cannot build any furniture, and this is how other players will see your house.

Go to Your House - brings you to your own house. In this mode, you cannot build any furniture, and this is how other players will see your house.

Go to Your House (Building Mode) - brings you to your house, and allows you to build furniture, rooms, and interact with the objects that make up your RuneScape home. You can’t edit your house any other way. Remember: if you’ve set a PIN for your bank, you’ll also need to enter it when going to your house in Building Mode.

Go to a Friend’s House - type in your friend’s name to enter his or her house! As long as they are in their house, not in “building mode,” and they are allowing other players to enter (this is explained in just a bit), you will be able to go to their house.

To leave a Player Owned house, just go back through the portal.

Items That You Need

These are the main items that you will use throughout your Construction career… use them with care!

Construction Items

Picture Item Use Location Cost

Hammer Needs to be in your inventory when building or constructing anything. Bought in any General Store 1gp

Saw Needs to be in your inventory when building or constructing anything. Bought from a Sawmill Operator; found in a Tool Store 1. 13gp

Bronze to Rune Nails Used with planks to build furniture. Can be smithed; Bronze-Steel nails can be bought from the Sawmill Operator. 1-5gp

Cloth Used to make items such as carpets and curtains. Bought from the Sawmill Operator. 650gp

Plank Used to make basic wooden furniture. Respawns: North of Barbarian Outpost; In Wilderness.

Made: Bring a set of regular Logs to the Sawmill Operator, one Plank costs 100gp. 100gp

Oak Plank Used to make medium level furniture. Made: Bring some Oak Logs to the Sawmill Operator, one plank costs 250gp. 250gp

Teak Plank Used to make medium level furniture. Made: Bring some Teak Logs to the Sawmill Operator, one plank costs 500gp. 500gp

Mahogany Plank Used to make high level furniture. Made: Bring some Mahogany Logs to the Sawmill Operator, one plank costs 1,500gp 1,500gp

Bagged Plant, Tree or Hedge Can be planted in a Garden or Formal Garden. Bought from the Garden Supplier in Falador. 1,000 - 100,000gp

Soft Clay Used to make objects such as Firepits, Fireplaces and Shelves. Mine some clay, then use a bucket of water with it. -

Limestone Brick Used to make objects such as Fireplaces. Can be mined, use a chisel with it; Bought from the General Store in Mort’ton or Stonemason in Keldagrim. 35gp

Marble Block Used to make statues and fireplaces. Bought from Stonemason in Keldagrim. 325,000gp

Gold Leaf Used to add trimming to items such as benches to make them gilded. Bought from Stonemason in Keldagrim. 130,000gp

Magic Stone Used to make items like cages and thrones. Bought from Stonemason in Keldagrim. 975,000gp

Steel Bar Used to make items like Sinks and Clockworks. Can be Smithed. -

Teleporting to Your House

If you have level 40 Magic, you can cast the Teleport to House spell to be teleported directly to your house. This spell requires 1 Law, 1 Earth, and 1 Air Rune to cast.

“House Options” Menu

In Your Player Controls menu, you will see an option called “House Options.”

When you click on the menu button, you’ll see a new menu, allowing you to do several things with your house:

First, you have the building mode options, which allow you to toggle between building mode and regular mode. So, you can build your house in building mode, and then switch to normal mode to see what it will look like to your visitors.

Next, you have the option of expelling your guests, which means that you can kick everyone out if you want. This is particularly useful if you’re throwing a wild party while your parents are out of town, but they come home early (can you really have parents in RuneScape?)!

And last, you can leave your house.

House Access

If you don’t want others in your house, it’s fairly simple to keep them out. There are actually 2 ways to accomplish this:

By locking your portal.

By using your Friends List

Locking Your Portal:

This is pretty easy to do. While you’re inside your house area, right-click on your portal and select the “Lock Portal” option. This will prevent anyone from entering your house. Later on, you can select the “Unlock Portal” option to allow people to access it again.

Using Your Friends List:

This is a cool feature of Player Owned Houses too. If you have your friends list set to “On,” anyone can access your house. If you have it set to “Friends,” only people on your list can enter your house. And if you have it set to “Off,” no one can enter your house (this is just like locking your portal).

Important People

There are a few very important characters that you will probably need to visit at one point or another during your Construction career. Let’s take a look at each of them.

Real Estate Agent

This is the first person you’ll have to speak to before beginning to construct your house. These gentlemen can be found in several different places, and it doesn’t matter which one you speak to - they all do the same things.

1. He sells you your house, and land to start building on, for 1,000gp.

2. He has the ability to change the style of your home for a fee, depending on your Construction level:

Level 1 - Wooden House - 5,000gp

Level 10 - Stone (like Lumbridge) - 5,000gp

Level 20 - White Stone (like Al Kharid) - 7,500gp

Level 30 - Fremennik Wood (like Rellekka) - 10,000gp

Level 40 - Tropical Wood (like Ardougne/Karamja) - 15,000gp

Level 50 - Fancy Stone (like Falador) - 25,000gp

3. He can also move your house to other locations, but like the style changes, this requires a specific level and some cash:

Level 1 - Rimmington - 5,000gp

Level 10 - Taverley - 5,000gp

Level 20 - Pollnivneach - 7,500gp

Level 30 - Rellekka - 10,000gp

Level 40 - Brimhaven - 15,000gp

Level 50 - Yanille - 25,000gp

Sawmill Operator

Our next stop is at the Sawmill Operator, a kind fellow. The Sawmill Operator can be found a short distance south of the Varrock Lumber Yard, which was used in the Gertrude’s Cat Quest.

He has a shop, and will sell you various (basic) Construction items, such as nails, a saw and cloth.

Plus, he will make you some Planks if you give him some cash, and a set of logs. When you’re first starting out, you’ll probably want quite a few Planks and Nails, as well as a Saw, although you could also smith your own nails and save some money, especially if you have the metal bars on hand.

Construction Supplies

Picture Item Cost

Saw 13gp

Cloth 650gp

Bronze Nails 1gp

Iron Nails 2gp

Steel Nails 3gp

Stonemason

The Stonemason is a small dwarf, located in Keldagrim, south of the bar.

He sells more advanced building materials, such as Limestone Bricks, Marble, Gold Leaves and Magic Stone. But believe me, the last 3 are NOT cheap! If you’re just starting out, you won’t need these materials for awhile, but it’s always a good idea to know what you’re getting yourself into.

Keldagrim Stonemason

Picture Item Cost

Limestone Brick 35gp

Marble Block 325,000gp

Gold Leaf 130,000gp

Magic Stone 975,000gp

Garden Supplier

The Garden Supplier can be found wandering through the Falador Park, and sells you various plants, trees and flowers to add some pizzaz to your house’s surroundings.

She sells all sorts of bagged trees, plants and flowers to make the area around your house look… however you’d like it to. The default stocks of each item is at 20, so there should usually be more than enough bagged items to get you started.

Garden Centre

Bagged Item Cost

Dead Tree 1,000gp

Nice Tree 2,000gp

Oak Tree 5,000gp

Willow Tree 10,000gp

Maple Tree 15,000gp

Yew Tree 20,000gp

Magic Tree 50,000gp

Plant 1 1,000gp

Plant 2 5,000gp

Plant 3 10,000gp

Thorny Hedge 5,000gp

Nice Hedge 10,000gp

Small Box Hedge 15,000gp

Topiary Hedge 20,000gp

Fancy Hedge 25,000gp

Tall Fancy Hedge 50,000gp

Tall Box Hedge 100,000gp

Flower 5,000gp

Daffodils 10,000gp

Bluebells 15,000gp

Sunflower 5,000gp

Marigold 10,000gp

Roses 15,000gp

Herald (Sir Renitee)

This interesting old man found on the second floor of Falador Castle (eastern part) can sell you maps and portraits to mount on your wall, and he can change your crest. All of these things can be placed in your Quest Hall.

The fees for each of the things he can make are as follows:

Maps - 1,000gp

Portrait of King Arthur, Elena, King of Keldagrim, of the Miscellania Royalty - 1,000gp

Landscape of River Lum, Kharidian Desert, Morytania, Karamja or Isafdar - 2,000gp

Family Crest Assignment - 0gp

Family Crest Change - 5,000gp

Once you reach level 16 Construction, you will be able to get your family crest from Sir Renitee, and you will need this before being able to paint your own armor. To paint armor, you need either a Steel or Rune Full Helmet or Kite Shield. Both painted rune or Steel items will look the same, but the rune items’ stats will be better. You can also paint your crest on Banners.

These items can all be made in your Workshop, on the appropriate easel (either Shield Easels or Banner Easel). For most Crests, you will need to have completed a certain quest or be a certain level in a skill to be able to use it as your own.

Crest Requirements

Crest Requirements

Arrav -

Asgarnia -

Dorgeshuun Lost Tribe Quest

Dragon Dragon Slayer Quest

Fairy Lost City Quest

Guthix 70+ Prayer

H.A.M. -

Horse Toy Horsey in Backpack

Jogre -

Kandarin -

Misthalin -

Money Costs 500,000gp

Saradomin 70+ Prayer

Skull Skulled when talking to Herald.

Varrock -

Zamorak 70+ Prayer

Taxidermist

The Taxidermist is found in Canifis, near the west entrance, and she can stuff your favorite beasts for you!

Sometimes, you may be lucky enough to find a part of a dead monster (such as a head) after you kill it, and sometimes when fishing, you’ll catch a much larger version of whatever you’re fishing for. Just take this to your local Taxidermist, and for a certain price, she will stuff it for you.

Then you can mount it on a wall in your Skill Hall (requires a certain level) to show off to your guests.

Stuffable Monsters

Level Monster Cost

38 Crawling Hand 1,000gp

38 Cockatrice 2,000gp

38 Basilisk 4,000gp

58 Kurask 6,000gp

58 Abyssal Demon 12,000gp

78 King Black Dragon 50,000gp

78 Kalphite Queen 50,000gp

Servants

There are several Servants that you can get in RuneScape, each one providing a different service than the others. They all serve a type of food, they welcome guests into your house, and they will take items back and forth from the bank for you.

To get a Servant, you should head to the Servant Guild (the Ardougne Domestic Service Agency), found north of the East Ardougne Market. Just speak to the Master Servant to learn more about them, and to get a servant of your own. A few things to know before hiring a servant:

You must pay a fee to hire a servant, and you must also pay him or her when he or she requests a wage.

A servant can be fired whenever you want.

Your house must have 2 bedrooms (one for you, and one for your servant) before being able to hire a servant.

If you want your servant to serve food, you need to have a dining room, plus the required furniture to make the food.

Rick

Level: 20

Cost: 500gp

Rick serves Shrimp to you and your guests and takes up to 6 items to and from the bank and your house.

Maid

Level: 25

Cost: 1,000gp

The Maid serves bowls of Stew and cups of Tea, and she is faster than Rick at taking items back and forth from the bank. She can take up to 10 items for you.

Cook

Level: 30

Cost: 3,000gp

The Cook serves Pineapple Pizza to you and your guests, is faster than the Maid at bringing items back and forth from the bank, and she will also take wood to the Sawmill Operator to get planks. She can take up to 16 items for you.

Butler

Level: 40

Cost: 5,000gp

The Butler serves Chocolate Cake (yummy!), is faster than the Cook at bring items back and forth from the bank, and he is also faster at getting Planks from the Sawmill. He can take up to 20 items for you.

Demon Butler

Level: 50

Cost: 10,000gp

The Demon Butler serves bowls of Curry to you and your guests, and he is faster than the butler at both bringing items to and from the bank, and at getting Planks from the Sawmill. He can take up to 26 items for you.

Construction-Boosting Items

There are a number of helpful Construction items available to you as well.

Stat-Boosting Tea

If, in your house, you take a kettle, boil it, add it to a teapot with tea leaves in it, then pour the tea into cups, you can get tea that increases your Construction level by 1-3 for a short amount of time.

1. Use kettle with sink.

2. Use kettle with range.

3. Use tea leaves with teapot.

4. Use kettle with teapot.

5. Use teapot with cups.

Depending on what type of shelf you have set up in your kitchen, the effect will be different. A normal shelf will give a +1 bonus, Oak Shelves give +2, and Teak gives +3.

Crystal Saw

The crystal saw is obtained after completing the Eyes Of Glouphrie Quest. It is used as a saw, and will provide you with a +3 bonus to Construction with furniture that is built with a saw only (provided that you have the required materials). This means that even though you have a +3 bonus, you cannot add rooms that are 3 levels ahead of your current level, and you cannot plant garden plants in your garden 3 levels ahead of yours (Gardens don’t require the use of saws!)

The Saw bonus will stack with the Homemade Tea and Evil Dave’s Stew of DOOM.

Evil Dave’s Stew of Doom

If you have done the Evil Dave part in Recipe For Disaster, you can make some stat boosting stew. One of the Spices will give you a construction bonus! Note that the bonus can be negative or positive (-6 minimum, +6 Maximum) and can stack with the other construction-boosting items.

Building Your House

Building Rooms

The great thing about Construction and Player Owned houses is that you can design your house any way you’d like. At first, you’re limited to very basic things, such as chairs and rugs. But you’ll eventually be able to build other kinds of rooms, furniture, and more interesting things to accommodate your house.

To build a room, you just right-click on one of the Door Hotspots in Building Mode and a menu such as this will appear:

If you have the appropriate level, and enough money, you can build another room. Each room has specific types of “Hotspots” - this is where you can build certain kinds of furniture. When you build furniture, the hotspot is “filled,” so you can’t build anything else there until you remove the furniture.

Different Kinds of Rooms

Level Room Cost

1 Parlour 1,000gp

1 Garden 1,000gp

5 Kitchen 5,000gp

10 Dining Room 5,000gp

15 Workshop 10,000gp

20 Bedroom 10,000gp

25 Skill Hall 15,000gp

30 Games Room 25,000gp

32 Combat Room 25,000gp

35 Quest Hall 25,000gp

40 Study 50,000gp

42 Costume Room 50,000gp

45 Chapel 50,000gp

50 Portal Chamber 100,000gp

55 Formal Garden 75,000gp

60 Throne Room 150,000gp

65 Oubliette 150,000gp

70 Dungeon Corridor 7,500gp

70 Dungeon Junction 7,500gp

70 Dungeon Stairs 7,500gp

75 Treasure Room 250,000gp

Building Furniture

Now that you know about rooms, it’s time to learn about how to build furniture.

To build some furniture, you need to enter your house in Building Mode (or switch to building mode from your options menu). If this is your first time building a house, you’ll probably want to start by building chairs in your Parlour. You’ll notice that while in Building Mode, that there are lots of white-ish areas on both the area around your house, as well as on the walls and floor of your house. As mentioned above, these are called hotspots, and this is where you build objects in your house:

All you do to build something, is right-click on one of the hotspots (for instance, a Chair Hotspot) and select the “Build” option:

You’ll see a screen of all the different items that can be built on that Hotspot.

Items that are crossed off can’t be built (you may need a higher level, or more supplies), while yellow ones can be built. Just select an item and your character will build it. And that’s all there is to it!

Note: Sometimes you will also bend a nail while building furniture, so you’ll probably want to have some extra ones with you while building.

Later on, if you wish to remove an item from your house, just right-click on it and select the “Remove” option.

Parlours

Furniture

The Parlour is the first room that your house consists of, and basically contains 3 chairs in front of a fireplace, which you can light with a set of logs and a tinderbox. You may have bookcases for holding quest books, and you can also hang up some curtains or set down a soft rug to walk on.

Parlor Items

Level Item Supplies Construction Experience

1 Crude Wooden Chair 2 Planks, 2 Nails 58

1 Brown Rug 2 Cloths 30

2 Torn Curtains 3 Planks, 3 Nails, 3 Cloths 132

3 Clay Fireplace 3 Soft Clay 30

4 Wooden Bookcase 4 Planks, 4 Nails 115

8 Wooden Chair 3 Planks, 3 Nails 87

13 Rug 4 Cloths 60

14 Rocking Chair 3 Planks, 3 Nails 87

18 Curtains 3 Oak Planks, 3 Cloths 225

19 Oak Chair 2 Oak Planks 120

26 Oak Armchair 3 Oak Planks 180

29 Oak Bookcase 3 Oak Planks 180

33 Stone Fireplace 2 Limestone Bricks 40

35 Teak Armchair 2 Teak Planks 180

40 Opulent Curtains 3 Teak Planks, 3 Cloths 315

40 Mahogany Bookcase 3 Mahogany Planks 420

50 Mahogany Armchair 2 Mahogany Planks 280

63 Marble Fireplace 1 Marble Block 500

65 Opulent Rug 4 Cloths, 1 Gold Leaf 360

Hotspots

Room

Curtain

Rug

Chair

Fireplace

Bookcase

Gardens

Furniture

This isn’t a room, but it is a very important part of your house. first, you must have a garden because you must have a portal, and this is the only place you can have one. If you have two gardens, you can place a Dungeon Entrance in one, rather than another portal. You can also plant all sorts of trees, bushes and flowers out here to make your house look any way you’d like.

Garden Items

Level Item Supplies Construction Experience

1 Plant 1 Bagged Plant 1, 1 Watering Can 31

1 Dock Leaf 1 Bagged Plant 1, 1 Watering Can 31

1 Fern 1 Bagged Plant 1, 1 Watering Can 31

1 Short Plant 1 Bagged Short Plant, 1 Watering Can 31

5 Exit Portal 10 Iron Bars 100

5 Decorative Rock 5 Limestone Bricks 100

5 Tree 1 Bagged Tree, 1 Watering Can 31

6 Small Fern 1 Bagged Small Fern, 1 Watering Can 44

6 Thistle 1 Bagged Thistle, 1 Watering Can 70

6 Bush 1 Bagged Bush, 1 Watering Can 70

6 Large Leaf Bush 1 Large Leaf Bush, 1 Watering Can 70

10 Pond 10 Soft Clay 100

10 Nice Tree 1 Bagged Nice Tree, 1 Watering Can 41

12 Fern 1 Bagged Fern, 1 Watering Can 70

12 Reeds 1 Bagged Reeds, 1 Watering Can 100

12 Tall Plant 1 Bagged Tall Plant, 1 Watering Can 100

12 Huge Plant 1 Bagged Large Leaf Bush, 1 Watering Can 100

15 Imp Statue 5 Limestone Bricks, 5 Soft Clay 150

15 Oak Tree 1 Bagged Oak Tree, 1 Watering Can 70

30 Willow Tree 1 Bagged Willow Tree, 1 Watering Can 100

45 Maple Tree 1 Bagged Maple Tree, 1 Watering Can 122

60 Yew Tree 1 Bagged Yew Tree, 1 Watering Can 141

70 Dungeon Entrance 1 Marble Block 500

75 Magic Tree 1 Bagged Magic Tree, 1 Watering Can 223

Hotspots

Room

Tree

Big Tree

Centerpiece

Small Plant 1

Small Plant 2

Big Plant 1

Big Plant 2

Kitchens

Furniture

Kitchens contain all sorts of helpful tools to use. The stove can be used to cook on, the sink allows you to get water, and you can have a Larder which has an unlimited stock of helpful ingredients. The shelves also contain various utensils for cooking, such as cups, tins and dishes.

Kitchen Items

Level Item Supplies Construction Experience

5 Firepit 1 Steel Bar, 2 Soft Clay 40

5 Cat Blanket 1 Cloth 15

6 Wooden Shelves 1 3 Planks, 3 Nails 87

7 Pump and Drain 5 Steel Bars 100

7 Beer Barrel 3 Planks, 3 Nails 87

9 Wooden Larder 8 Planks, 9 Nails 228

11 Firepit With Hook 2 Steel Bars, 2 Soft Clay 60

12 Wood Table 3 Planks, 3 Nails 87

12 Wooden Shelves 2 3 Planks, 3 Nails, 6 Soft Clay 147

12 Cider Barrel 3 Planks, 3 Nails, 8 Cider 91

17 Firepit With Pot 3 Steel Bar, 2 Soft Clay 80

18 Asgarnian Ale 3 Oak Plank, 8 Asgarnian Ale 184

19 Cat Basket 2 Planks, 2 Nails 71

23 Wooden Shelves 3 3 Planks, 3 Nails, 6 Soft Clay 147

24 Small Oven 4 Steel Bars 80

26 Greenman’s Ale 3 Oak Plank, 8 Greenman’s Ale 184

27 Pump and Tub 10 Steel Bars 200

29 Large Oven 5 Steel Bars 100

32 Oak Table 3 Oak Planks 180

33 Cat Basket 2 Planks, 2 Nails, 2 Wool 87

34 Oak Shelves 1 3 Oak Planks, 6 Soft Clay 240

34 Iron Range 6 Steel Bars 120

36 Dragon Bitter 3 Oak Plank, 8 Dragon Bitter, 2 Steel Bars 224

33 Oak Larder 8 Oak Planks 480

42 Fancy Range 8 Steel Bars 160

43 Teak Larder 8 Teak Planks, 2 Cloths 750

45 Oak Shelves 2 3 Oak Planks, 6 Soft Clay 240

47 Sink 15 Steel Bars 300

48 Chef’s Delight 3 Oak Plank, 8 Chef’s Delight, 2 Steel Bars 224

52 Teak Table 3 Teak Planks 270

56 Teak Shelves 1 3 Teak Planks, 6 Soft Clay 330

67 Teak Shelves 2 3 Teak Planks, 6 Soft Clay, 1 Gold Leaf 930

Hotspots

Room

Shelf

Sink

Stove

Larder

Table

Barrel

Cat Basket

Dining Rooms

Furniture

This room allows you to set up a large table for your guests to sit around, and you can call your servant with a bell-pull. The fireplace can also be lit, and the walls can be decorated.

Dining Room Items

Level Item Supplies Construction Experience

2 Torn Curtains 3 Planks, 3 Nails, 3 Cloths 132

3 Clay Fireplace 3 Soft Clay 30

10 Wood Dining Table 4 Planks, 4 Nails 115

10 Wood Bench 4 Planks, 4 Nails 115

16 Oak Decoration 2 Oak Planks 120

18 Curtains 3 Oak Planks, 3 Cloths 225

22 Oak Table 4 Oak Planks 240

22 Oak Bench 4 Oak Planks 240

26 Rope Bell-Pull 1 Oak Plank, 1 Rope 64

31 Carved Oak Table 6 Oak Planks 360

31 Carved Oak Bench 4 Oak Planks 240

33 Stone Fireplace 2 Limestone Bricks 40

36 Teak Decoration 2 Teak Planks 180

37 Bell-Pull 1 Oak Plank, 1 Rope 120

38 Teak Table 4 Teak Planks 360

38 Teak Dining Bench 1 Teak Plank, 2 Cloths 120

40 Opulent Curtains 3 Teak Planks, 3 Cloths 315

44 Carved Teak Bench 4 Teak Planks 360

45 Carved Teak Table 6 Teak Planks, 4 Cloths 600

52 Mahogany Table 6 Mahogany Planks 840

52 Mahogany Bench 4 Mahogany Planks 360

56 Gilded Decoration 3 Mahogany Planks, 2 Gold Leaves 1,020

60 Posh Bell-Pull 1 Teak Plank, 2 Cloths, 1 Gold Leaf 120

61 Gilded Bench 4 Mahogany Planks, 4 Gold Leaves 1,760

63 Marble Fireplace 1 Marble Blocks 500

72 Opulent Table 6 Mahogany Planks, 4 Cloths, 4 Gold Leaves, 2 Marble Blocks 3,100

Hotspots

Room

Curtain

Decoration

Table

Fireplace

Seating

Bellpull

Workshops

Furniture

The WorkShop is a very useful area, allowing you to make furniture that can be packed away into your backpack for selling to other players (known as Flatpacking). You then just use the flatpacked item with a hotspot to place it there.

Ever wonder if there was any use for those broken armors or bent arrows? Well, you can repair them with your Workbench! Or, you could sharpen those Rusty Swords on a Whetstone… Or, you could set up an Armour Stand and repair your degrading Barrows Armor! There’s all sorts of fun to be had in the WorkShop!

WorkShop Items

Level Item Supplies Construction Experience

15 Repair Bench 2 Oak Planks 120

15 Tool Store 1 2 Oak Planks 120

16 Crafting Table 1 4 Oak Planks 240

16 Pluming Stand 2 Oak Planks 120

17 Wooden Workbench 5 Planks, 5 Nails 143

25 Tool Store 2 2 Oak Planks

Must have Tool Store 1 already built. 120

25 Crafting Table 2 1 Molten Glass

Must have Crafting Table 1 already built.

32 Oak Workbench 5 Oak Planks 300

34 Crafting Table 3 2 Molten Glass

Must have Crafting Table 2 already built. 2

35 Whetstone 4 Oak Planks, 1 Limestone Brick 260

35 Tool Store 3 2 Oak Planks

Must have Tool Store 2 already built. 120

41 Shield Easel 4 Oak Planks 240

42 Crafting Table 4 2 Oak Planks

Must have Crafting Table 3 already built. 120

44 Tool Store 4 2 Oak Planks

Must have Tool Store 3 already built. 120

46 Steel-Framed Bench 6 Oak Planks, 4 Steel Bars 440

55 Armour Stand 8 Oak Planks, 1 Limestone Brick 500

55 Tool Store 5 2 Oak Planks

Must have Tool Store 4 already built. 120

62 Bench With Vice 2 Oak Planks, 1 Steel Bar

Must have Steel Framed Bench already built. 140

66 Banner Easel 8 Oak Planks, 2 Cloths 510

77 Bench With Lathe 2 Oak Planks, 1 Steel Bar

Must have Bench With Vice already built. 140

Flatpacks

A very useful feature of the Workshop is the ability to make “flatpacked” items. This allows you to carry these flatpacked items in your backpack and trade them with other players. Not all furniture can be flatpacked, however. Here’s a full list:

Barrels

Beds

Benches

Bookcases

Chairs

Clocks

Dressers

Tables

Wardrobes

Hotspots

Room

Workbench

Tool

Repair

Heraldry

Clockmaking

Bedrooms

Furniture

Bedrooms can contain Dressers, for changing your appearance, and Wardrobes, for changing your clothes. There are a number of interesting features available to you if you build a bedroom:

If you have 2 bedrooms, you can hire a Servant.

Dressers allow you to change your hair style and color.

Wardrobes allow you to change your clothes and colors.

Bedroom Items

Level Item Supplies Construction Experience

2 Brown Rug 2 Cloths 30

2 Torn Curtains 3 Planks, 3 Nails, 3 Cloths 132

3 Clay Fireplace 3 Soft Clay 30

13 Rug 4 Cloths 60

18 Curtains 3 Oak Planks, 3 Cloths 225

20 Wooden Bed 3 Planks, 3 Nails, 2 Cloths 117

20 Shoe Box 2 Planks, 2 Nails 58

21 Shaving Stand 1 Plank, 1 Nail, 1 Molten Glass 30

25 Oak Clock 2 Oak Planks, 1 Clockwork 142

27 Oak Drawers 2 Oak Planks 120

29 Oak Shaving Stand 1 Oak Plank, 1 Molten Glass 61

30 Oak Bed 3 Oak Planks, 2 Cloths 210

33 Stone Fireplace 2 Limestone Bricks 40

34 Large Oak Bed 5 Oak Planks, 2 Cloths 330

37 Oak Dresser 2 Oak Planks, 1 Molten Glass 121

39 Oak Wardrobe 3 Oak Planks 180

40 Opulent Curtains 3 Teak Planks, 3 Cloths 315

40 Teak Bed 3 Teak Planks, 2 Cloths 300

45 Large Teak Bed 3 Teak Planks, 2 Cloths 480

46 Teak Dresser 3 Teak Planks, 1 Molten Glass 181

51 Teak Drawers 2 Teak Planks 180

53 4-Poster 3 Mahogany Planks, 2 Cloths 450

55 Teak Clock 2 Teak Planks, 1 Clockwork 202

56 Fancy Teak Dresser 2 Teak Planks, 2 Molten Glass 182

60 Gilded 4-Poster 5 Mahogany Planks, 2 Cloths, 2 Gold Leaves 1,330

63 Teak Wardrobe 3 Teak Planks 270

63 Marble Fireplace 1 Marble Block 500

64 Mahogany Dresser 2 Mahogany Planks, 1 Molten Glass 281

65 Opulent Rug 4 Cloths, 1 Gold Leaf 360

75 Mahogany Wardrobe 3 Mahogany Planks 420

75 Gilded Dresser 2 Mahogany Planks, 2 Molten Glass, 1 Gold Leaf 582

85 Gilded Clock 1 Mahogany Planks, 1 Clockwork, 1 Gold Leaf 602

87 Gilded Wardrobe 3 Mahogany Planks, 1 Gold Leaf 720

Hotspots

Room

Curtain

Rug

Bed

Dresser

Rug

Fireplace

Clock

Skill Halls

Furniture

The Skill Hall allows you to display some of those stuffed parts of monsters from the Taxidermist, as mentioned above. You can also display armor such as Castle Wars armor on stands. And lastly, you can build a staircase in here so that you can build another level onto your house (for a maximum of 3 floors, one floor up and another down, as well as the original floor).

Skill Hall Items

Level Item Supplies Construction Experience

13 Rug 4 Cloths 60

27 Oak Staircase 10 Oak Planks, 4 Steel Bars 600

28 CWs Armour 1 2 Oak Planks, Red Decorative Helm, Body and Shield 135

28 CWs Armour 2 2 Oak Planks, White Decorative Helm, Body and Shield 150

28 CWs Armour 3 2 Oak Planks, Yellow Decorative Helm, Body and Shield 165

28 Mithril Armour Stand 2 Oak Planks, Mithril Helm, Body and Plateskirt 135

28 Adamant Armour Stand 2 Oak Planks, Adamant Helm, Body and Plateskirt 150

28 Rune Armour Stand 2 Oak Planks, Rune Helm, Body and Plateskirt 165

36 Mounted Bass 2 Oak Planks, 1 Stuffed Bass 151

38 Mount Crawling 2 Teak Planks, 1 Stuffed Hand 211

38 Mount Cockatrice 2 Teak Planks, 1 Stuffed Cockatrice 224

38 Mount Basilisk 2 Teak Planks, 1 Stuffed Basilisk 243

41 Rune Case 1 2 Teak Planks, 2 Molten Glass, Earth, Air, Water and Fire Runes 190

41 Rune Case 2 2 Teak Planks, 2 Molten Glass, Body, Cosmic, Chaos and Nature Runes 212

48 Teak Staircase 10 Teak Planks, 4 Steel Bars 980

56 Mounted Swordfish 2 Teak Planks, 1 Stuffed Swordfish 230

58 Mount Kurask 2 Mahogany Planks, 1 Stuffed Kurask 357

58 Mount Abyssal 2 Mahogany Planks, 1 Stuffed Abyssal 389

65 Opulent Rug 4 Cloths, 1 Gold Leaf 360

67 Spiral Staircase 10 Teak Planks, 7 Limestone Bricks 1,040

76 Mounted Shark 2 Mahogany Planks, 1 Stuffed Shark 350

78 Mount KBD 2 Mahogany Planks, 1 Stuffed KBD, 2 Gold Leaves 1,103

78 Mount KQ 2 Mahogany Planks, 1 Stuffed KQ, 2 Gold Leaves 1,103

82 Marble Staircase 5 Mahogany Planks, 5 Marble Blocks 3,200

97 Marble Spiral 10 Teak Planks, 7 Marble Blocks 4,400

Hotspots

Room

Staircase or Rug

Armor

Head Trophy

Fishing Trophy

Rune Case

Games Rooms

Furniture

This room contains all sorts of games for you and your friends to play!

Hoop and Stick - a Ranged game in which each player has 10 shots, and the player with the highest score wins.

Magic Balance - when the game starts, everyone who wants to play must cast a spell on the sphere. Depending on the color, you must cast the opposite spell on it to balance it out. Red=Fire, Blue=Water, Brown=Earth, White=Air.

Attacks Stones - 2 stones are set up, and 2 players attack them. The first one to destroy their stone wins.

Jester - Much like the Mime Random Event - whoever copies 10 emotes correctly is the winner!

Treasure Hunt - everyone in the game is given a Magic Stone by a Fairy, and then she hides. You must find her by feeling the stone. If it’s colder, she’s far away, and if it’s warmer, she’s closer.

Darts - Another Ranging game in which the players throw darts at a board. The first one to 10 points wins.

Hangman - You must find a word that has to do with RuneScape that fits with the puzzle by guessing letters. If you guess incorrectly too many times, the puppet is hung. You can also guess the word.

Archery Target - The third archery game, in which players shoot arrows at a target, and the first one to 10 points wins.

Games Room Items

Level Item Supplies Construction Experience

30 Hoop and Stick 2 Oak Planks 120

34 Oak Prize Chest 4 Oak Planks 240

37 Magic Balance 1 500 Air, Water, Earth and Fire Runes 176

39 Clay Attack Stone 10 Soft Clay 100

39 Jester 4 Teak Planks 360

44 Teak Prize Chest 4 Teak Planks, 1 Gold Leaf 660

49 Treasure Hunt 8 Teak Planks, 4 Steel Bars 800

54 Mahogany Prize Chest 4 Mahogany Planks, 1 Gold Leaf 860

54 Dartboard 3 Teak Planks, 1 Steel Bar 290

57 Magic Balance 2 1,000 Air, Water, Earth and Fire Runes 252

59 Attack Stone 10 Limestone Bricks 200

59 Hangman 12 Teak Planks, 6 Steel Bars 1,200

77 Magic Balance 3 2,000 Air, Water, Earth and Fire Runes 356

79 Marble Attack Stone 4 Marble Blocks 2,000

81 Archery Target 6 Teak Planks, 3 Steel Bars 600

Hotspots

Room

Game

Balance

Stone

Storage

Ranging Game

Combat Rooms

Furniture

In this room, you can fight with your guests in a ring.

Boxing Ring - requires a Weapons Rack and 2 players. Enter the ring wearing just Boxing Gloves, and the last player standing is the winner.

Fencing Ring - requires a Weapons Rack and 2 players. Enter the ring with only a weapon equipped, and you’ll be able to fight your opponent.

Combat Ring - only requires 2 players. You can fight with any weapons or armor of your choice.

Pedestals - requires 2 players, and a form of ranged attack (either magic or ranging). Each player stands on a pedestal and attacks their opponent from a distance.

Balance Beam - requires 2 players, and a Pugel Stick (from an Extra Weapons Rack). Both players stand on the beam and hit each other with the sticks.

Combat Room Items

Level Item Supplies Construction Experience

16 Oak Decoration 2 Oak Planks 120

32 Boxing Ring 6 Oak Planks, 4 Cloths 420

34 Glove Rack 2 Oak Planks 120

36 Teak Decoration 2 Teak Planks 180

41 Fencing Ring 8 Oak Planks, 6 Cloths 570

44 Weapons Rack 2 Teak Planks 180

51 Combat Ring 8 Teak Planks, 6 Cloths 630

54 Extra Weapons Rack 4 Teak Planks, 4 Steel Bars 440

56 Gilded Decoration 3 Mahogany Planks, 2 Gold Leaves 1,020

71 Ranging Pedestals 8 Teak Planks 720

81 Balance Beam 10 Teak Planks, 5 Steel Bars 1,000

Hotspots

Room

Decoration

Combat Ring

Storage

Quest Halls

Furniture

This is where you can place your portraits, landscapes and other various quest achievements from the Herald. You can mount items like a Glory Amulet, allowing you infinite teleports. And you can also put some stairs in here. You can also build stairs in this room, much like the Skills Hall.

Quest Hall Items

Level Item Supplies Construction Experience

4 Wooden Bookcase 4 Planks, 4 Nails 115

13 Rug 4 Cloths 60

27 Oak Staircase 10 Oak Planks, 4 Steel Bars 600

29 Oak Bookcase 3 Oak Planks 180

35 King Arthur 2 Teak Planks, 1 Portrait of King Arthur 211

35 Elena 2 Teak Planks, 1 Portrait of Elena 211

35 Giant Dwarf 2 Teak Planks, 1 Portrait of Dwarf 211

38 Small Map 2 Teak Planks, 1 Small Map 211

40 Mahogany Bookcase 3 Mahogany Planks 420

42 Silverlight 2 Teak Planks, Silverlight 187

42 Excalibur 2 Teak Planks, Excalibur 194

42 Darklight 2 Teak Planks, Darklight 202

44 Lumbridge 3 Teak Planks, 1 Painting of Lumbridge 314

44 Kharidian Desert 3 Teak Planks, 1 Painting of the Desert 314

44 Morytania 3 Teak Planks, 1 Painting of Morytania 314

47 Anti-Dragon Shield 3 Teak Planks, 1 Anti-Dragon Shield 280

47 Amulet of Glory 3 Teak Planks, 1 Glory Amulet 290

47 Legends Cape 3 Teak Planks, 1 Legends Cape 300

48 Teak Staircase 10 Teak Planks, 4 Steel Bars 980

55 Miscellanians 2 Teak Planks, 1 Portrait of Miscellanians 311

58 Medium Map 3 Mahogany Planks, 1 Medium Map 451

65 Opulent Rug 4 Cloths, 1 Gold Leaf 360

65 Karamja 3 Mahogany Planks, 1 Painting of Karamja 464

65 Isafdar 3 Mahogany Planks, 1 Painting of Isafdar 464

67 Spiral Staircase 10 Teak Planks, 7 Limestone Bricks 1,040

78 Large Map 3 Mahogany Planks, 1 Large Map 591

82 Marble Staircase 5 Mahogany Planks, 5 Marble Blocks 3,200

97 Marble Spiral 10 Teak Planks, 7 Marble Blocks 4,400

Hotspots

Room

Stairs or Rug

Portait

Landscape

Bookcase

Guild Trophy

Sword

Map

Studies

Furniture

This is a great place for those magical RuneScapers out there. You can set up a Crystal Ball to change the element of a staff (an Air staff to a Water staff, for example). Or you could have a Lectern which allows you to craft spells. Sounds odd, no? Crafting a spell simply means that you make a magic stone which you can sell to other players so they can use the spell even if they’re not a high enough level.

Study Items

Level Item Supplies Construction Experience

4 Wooden Bookcase 4 Planks, 4 Nails 115

29 Oak Bookcase 3 Oak Planks 180

40 Mahogany Bookcase 3 Mahogany Planks 420

40 Oak Lectern 2 Oak Planks 60

41 Globe 3 Oak Planks 180

42 Crystal Ball 3 Teak Planks, 1 Unpowered Orb 280

43 Alchemical Chart 2 Cloths 30

44 Wooden Telescope 2 Oak Planks, 1 Molten Glass 121

47 Eagle Lectern 2 Oak Planks 120

47 Demon Lectern 2 Oak Planks 120

50 Ornamental Globe 3 Teak Planks 270

54 Elemental Sphere 3 Teak Planks, 1 Unpowered Orb, 1 Gold Leaf 580

57 Teak Eagle Lectern 2 Teak Planks 180

57 Teak Demon Lectern 2 Teak Planks 180

59 Lunar Globe 3 Teak Planks, 1 Gold Leaf 570

63 Astronomical Chart 3 Cloths 45

64 Teak Telescope 2 Teak Planks, 1 Molten Glass 181

66 Crystal of Power 2 Mahogany Planks 890

67 Mahogany Eagle Lectern 2 Mahogany Planks, 1 Gold Leaf 580

67 Mahogany Demon Lectern 2 Mahogany Planks, 1 Gold Leaf 580

68 Celestial Globe 3 Teak Planks, 1 Gold Leaf 570

77 Armillary Sphere 2 Mahogany Planks, 2 Gold Leaves, 2 Steel Bars 960

83 Infernal Chart 4 Cloths 60

84 Mahogany Telescope 2 Mahogany Planks, 1 Gold Leaf 580

86 Small Orrery 3 Mahogany Planks, 3 Gold Leaves 1,320

95 Large Orrery 3 Mahogany Planks, 2 Marble Blocks 1,420

Hotspots

Room

Bookcase

Wall Chart

Lecturn

Globe

Crystal Ball

Telescope

Costume Rooms

Once you achieve level 42 Construction, you have the ability to add a Costume Room to your house. As the name implies, this room allows you to store the various outfits that you may have picked up during your travels, including Treasure Trail items, Mini-Game armor, quest equipment sets, and Capes of Achievement, along with a number of other items.

Items You Can Put in Here

Cape Rack:

Stores all capes, except for regular and Fremennik ones.

Magic Wardrobe:

Stores all wizard and mage armors, except for blue and black Wizard Robes.

Armor Case:

Any 1 color of Castle Wars Armor

Void Knight Armor

Rogue Armor

All 3 kinds of Broodoo Masks

Rockshell Armor

Spined Armor

White Armor

Temple Knight Initiate Armor

Temple Knight Proselyte Armor

Treasure Chest:

Straw Boaters

Herald Kite Shields

Trimmed and Gold Trimmed Studded Leather, Dragonhides, Wizard Robes, and Black-Rune Armor

Enchanted Robes

Ranger Boots and Robin Hood Hat

Highwayman Mask

Berets

Cavaliers

Headbands

Pirate Hats

All God Armors

Gilded Rune Armor

Costume Box:

Mime outfit

Frog Prince and Princess outfit

Frog Mask

Gravedigger Zombie costume

Drill Demon Camo costume

Sneaky Forester Lederhosen costume

Shade Robes

Toy Box:

Scythe

Bunny Ears

Yo-Yo

Rubber Chicken

Zombie Head

Christmas Hats, Scarves and Marionettes

Easter Ring

Furniture

Costume Room Items

Level Item Supplies Construction Experience

42 Oak Wardrobe 4 Oak Planks 240

44 Oak Costume Box 2 Oak Planks 120

46 Oak Armor Case 3 Oak Planks 180

48 Oak Treasure Chest 2 Oak Planks 120

50 Oak Toy Box 2 Oak Planks 120

51 Carved Oak Wardrobe 6 Oak Planks 360

54 Oak Cape Rack 4 Oak Planks 240

60 Teak Wardrobe 4 Teak Planks 360

62 Teak Costume Box 2 Teak Planks 180

63 Teak Cape Rack 4 Teak Planks 360

64 Teak Armor Case 3 Teak Planks 270

66 Teak Treasure Chest 2 Teak Planks 180

68 Teak Toy Box 2 Teak Planks 180

69 Carved Teak Wardrobe 6 Teak Planks 500

72 Mahogany Cape Rack 4 Mahogany Planks 560

78 Mahogany Wardrobe 4 Mahogany Planks 540

80 Mahogany Costume Box 2 Mahogany Planks 280

81 Gilded Cape Rack 4 Mahogany Planks, 1 Gold Leaf 860

82 Mahogany Armor Case 3 Mahogany Planks 420

84 Mahogany Treasure Chest 2 Mahogany Planks 280

86 Mahogany Toy Box 2 Mahogany Planks 280

87 Gilded Wardrobe 4 Oak Planks, 1 Gold Leaf 860

90 Marble Cape Rack 1 Marble Block 500

96 Marble Wardrobe 1 Marble Block 500

99 Magical Cape Rack 1 Magic Stone 1,000

Hotspots

Cape Rack

Magic Wardrobe

Armor Case

Treasure Chest

Costume Box

Toy Box

Chapels

Furniture

Here, you can set up altars to pray at, and you can also use bones with them to earn more Prayer experience.

Chapel Items

Level Item Supplies Construction Experience

2 Brown Rug 2 Cloths 30

13 Rug 4 Cloths 60

45 Oak Altar 4 Oak Planks 240

45 Steel Torches 4 Steel Bars 80

48 Saradomin Symbol 2 Oak Planks 120

48 Zamorak Symbol 2 Oak Planks 120

48 Guthix Symbol 2 Oak Planks 120

49 Wooden Torches 2 Planks, 2 Nails 58

49 Windchimes 4 Oak Planks, 4 Steel Nails, 4 Steel Bars 323

49 Small Statues 2 Limestone Bricks 40

49 Shuttered Window 8 Planks, 8 Nails 228

50 Teak Altar 4 Teak Planks 360

53 Steel Candlesticks 6 Steel Bars, 6 Candlesticks 124

56 Cloth-Covered Altar 4 Teak Planks, 2 Cloths 390

57 Gold Candlesticks 6 Gold Bars, 6 Candles 46

58 Bells 4 Teak Planks, 6 Steel Bars 480

59 Saradomin Icon 4 Teak Planks, 2 Gold Leaves 960

59 Zamorak Icon 4 Teak Planks, 2 Gold Leaves 960

59 Guthix Icon 4 Teak Planks, 2 Gold Leaves 960

60 Mahogany Altar 4 Mahogany Planks, 2 Cloths 590

61 Incense Burners 4 Oak Planks, 2 Steel Bars 280

64 Limestone Altar 6 Mahogany Planks, 2 Cloths, 2 Limestone Bricks 910

65 Mahogany Burners 4 Mahogany Planks, 2 Steel Bars 600

65 Opulent Rug 4 Cloths, 1 Gold Leaf 360

69 Marble Burners 2 Marble Blocks, 2 Steel Bars 1600

69 Organ 4 Mahogany Planks, 6 Steel Bars 680

69 Medium Statues 1 Marble Blocks 500

69 Decorative Window 8 Molten Glass 4

70 Marble Altar 2 Marble Blocks, 2 Cloths 1,030

71 Icon of Bob 4 Mahogany Planks, 2 Gold Leaves 1,160

75 Gilded Altar 2 Marble Blocks, 2 Cloths, 4 Gold Leaves 2,230

89 Large Statues 3 Marble Blocks 1,500

89 Stained Glass 16 Molten Glass 5

Hotspots

Room

Rug

Window

Altar

Statue

Lamp

Icon

Musical

The Altars

The below chart provides you the bonus percentage of prayer experience you will receive if you offer bones on your altar. If you light your torches in your altar room, and use bones on your altar, you will receive a greater percentage of experience depending on the number of lit burners. Note that, the better your burners, the highter your experience percentage bonus will be.

Prayer Experience bonuses

Altar Bonus Experience (No Burners) Bonus Experience (1 Burner) Bonus Experience (2 Burners)

Oak Normal 150% 200%

Teak 110% 160% 210%

Cloth 125% 175% 225%

Mahogany 150% 200% 250%

Limestone 175% 225% 275%

Marble 200% 250% 300%

Gilded 250% 300% 350%

Please note that the experience above is based on having the best burners lit. If you have burners of a lower level lit, you will receive less experience.

Portal Chambers

Furniture

You can set up teleports to other places in RuneScape from here - Particularly useful if you’re always trying to get somewhere in a hurry!

Portal Chamber Items

Level Item Supplies Construction Experience

50 Teak Portal 3 Teak Planks 270

50 Teleport Focus 2 Limestone Bricks 40

65 Mahogany Portal 3 Mahogany Planks 420

65 Greater Focus 1 Marble block 500

80 Marble Portal 3 Marble Blocks 1,500

80 Scrying Pool 4 Marble Blocks 2,000

Hotspots

Portal

Centerpiece

Portals

The main benefit of having your own portal is that you can you will have an infinite number of teleports, and anyone else can use it. In order to build a portal, you need a Teleport Focus, and a Portal Frame. Then it must be activated, which requires you to have a certain Magic level, 100 times as many Runes as a regular teleport cast would cost, and sometimes a quest requirement.

Portal Locations & Requirements

Location Requirements Runes

Varrock Level 25 Magic 100 Law, 300 Air, 100 Fire

Lumbridge Level 31 Magic 100 Law, 300 Air, 100 Earth

Falador Level 37 Magic 100 Law, 300 Air, 100 Water

Camelot Level 45 Magic 100 Law, 500 Air

Ardougne Level 51 Magic

Plague City Quest 200 Law, 200 Water

Watchtower Level 58 Magic

Watchtower Quest 200 Law, 200 Earth

Canifis Level 66 Magic

Desert Treasure Quest 200 Law, 100 Blood

If you have a Scrying Pool, you can “focus” portals and view the destination from your own house.

Formal Gardens

Formal Garden Items

This type of garden is fancier than the regular garden. You can build fences, plant trees and plants, and even set up a Dungeon Entrance if you have multiple gardens.

Formal Garden Items

Level Item Supplies Construction Experience

1 Exit Portal 10 Iron Bars 100

55 Boundary Stones 10 Soft Clay 100

56 Thorny Hedge Bagged Thorny Hedge, Watering Can 70

59 Wooden Fence 6 Planks 280

60 Nice Hedge Bagged Nice Hedge, Watering Can 100

63 Stone Wall 10 Limestone Bricks 200

64 Small Box Hedge Bagged Small Box Hedge, Watering Can 122

65 Gazebo 8 Mahogany Planks, 4 Steel Bars 1,200

66 Sunflower Bagged Sunflower, Watering Can 70

66 Orange Flower Bagged Orange Flower, Watering Can 70

67 Iron Railings 10 Iron Bars, 5 Limestone Bricks 220

68 Topiary Hedge Bagged Topiary Hedge, Watering Can 141

70 Dungeon Entrance 1 Marble Block 500

71 Small Fountain 1 Marble Block 500

71 Marigold Bagged Marigold, Watering Can 100

71 Daffodil Bagged Daffodil, Watering Can 100

71 Picket Fence 10 Oak Planks, 2 Steel Bars 640

72 Fancy Hedge Bagged Fancy Hedge, Watering Can 158

75 Large Fountain 2 Marble Blocks 1,000

75 Garden Fence 10 Teak Planks, 2 Steel Bars 940

76 Roses Bagged Roses, Watering Can 122

76 Bluebell Bagged Bluebell, Watering Can 122

76 Tall Fancy Hedge Bagged Tall Fancy, Watering Can 223

79 Marble Wall 8 Marble Blocks 4,000

80 Tall Box Hedge Bagged Tall Box Hedge, Watering Can 316

81 Post Fountain 3 Marble Blocks 1,500

Hotspots

Door

Fencing

Hedging

Centerpiece

Small Plant or Big Plant

Small Plant 2 or Big Plant 2

Throne Rooms

Furniture

Here, you can set up a throne to sit at and rule your castle… err… house. You can set up traps to “get rid of” your enemies, along with a lever to activate the traps.

Throne Room Items

Level Item Supplies Construction Experience

16 Oak Decoration 2 Oak Planks 120

36 Teak Decoration 2 Teak Planks 180

44 Carved Teak Bench 4 Teak Planks 360

52 Mahogany Bench 4 Mahogany Planks 560

56 Gilded Decoration 3 Mahogany Planks, 2 Gold Leaves 1,020

60 Oak Throne 5 Oak Planks, 1 Marble Block 800

61 Floor Decoration 5 Mahogany Planks 700

61 Gilded Bench 4 Mahogany Planks, 4 Gold Leaves 1,760

66 Round Shield 2 Oak Planks 120

67 Teak Throne 5 Teak Planks, 2 Marble Blocks 1,450

68 Steel Cage 5 Mahogany Planks, 20 Steel Bars 1,100

68 Trapdoor 5 Oak Planks 300

68 Oak Lever 5 Oak Planks 300

74 Trapdoor 5 Mahogany Planks, 10 Clockworks 770

74 Mahogany Throne 5 Mahogany Planks, 3 Marble Blocks 2,200

76 Square Shield 4 Teak Planks 360

78 Trapdoor 5 Teak Planks 450

78 Trapdoor 5 Teak Planks 450

78 Teak Lever 5 Teak Planks 450

81 Gilded Throne 5 Oak Planks, 5 Gold Leaves 1,800

82 Lesser Magic Cage 5 Mahogany Planks, 2 Magic Stones 2,700

86 Kite Shield 3 Mahogany Planks 420

88 Skeleton Throne 5 Magic Stones, 4 Marble Blocks, 5 Bones, 2 Skulls 7,003

88 Trapdoor 5 Mahogany Planks 700

88 Mahogany Lever 5 Mahogany Planks 700

89 Greater Magic Cage 5 Mahogany Planks, 4 Magic Stones 4,700

95 Crystal Throne 15 Magic Stones 15,000

99 Demonic Throne 25 Magic Stones 25,000

Hotspots

Door

Decoration

Throne

Lever

Floor

Trapdoor

Seating

Oubliettes

Furniture

If someone falls through a trap (or gets teleported) while an Oubliette has been built under it, they will have to face whatever treacheries await them in your Oubliette.

Oubliette Items

Level Item Supplies Construction Experience

65 Spikes 20 Steel Bars, 50,000gp 623

65 Oak Cage 10 Oak Planks, 2 Steel Bars 640

68 Oak Ladder 5 Oak Planks 300

70 Oak & Steel Cage 10 Oak Planks, 10 Steel Bars 800

70 Skeleton Guard 50,000gp 223

71 Tentacle Pool 20 Water, 100,000gp 326

72 Decorative Blood 4 Red Dye 4

72 Candles 4 Oak Planks, 4 Lit Candles 243

74 Guard Dog 75,000gp 273

75 Steel Cage 20 Steel Bars 400

77 Flame Pit 20 Tinderboxes, 125,000gp 357

78 Hobgoblin Guard 100,000gp 316

78 Teak Ladder 5 Teak Planks 450

80 Spiked Cage 25 Steel Bars 500

82 Baby Red Dragon 150,000gp 387

83 Rocnar 150,000gp 387

84 Decorative Pipe 6 Steel Bars 120

84 Torches 4 Oak Planks, 4 Lit Torches 244

85 Bone Cage 10 Oak Planks, 10 Bones 603

86 Huge Spider 200,000gp 447

88 Mahogany Ladder 5 Mahogany Planks 700

90 Troll Guard 1,000,000gp 1,000

94 Hellhound 5,000,000gp 2,236

94 Hanging Skeleton 2 Skulls, 6 Bones 3

94 Skull Torches 4 Oak Planks, 4 Lit Torches, 4 Skulls 246

Hotspots

Door

Decoration

Lighting

Ladder

Floor

Prison

Guard

Dungeon Rooms

Furniture

You can build corridors, junctions and stairs in a dungeon. Typically, a reward room is placed somewhere in a dungeon.

Dungeon Room Items

Level Item Supplies Construction Experience

13 Rug 4 Cloths 60

27 Oak Staircase 10 Oak Planks, 4 Steel Bars 600

48 Teak Staircase 10 Teak Planks, 4 Steel Bars 980

65 Opulent Rug 4 Cloths, 1 Gold Leaf 360

67 Spiral Staircase 10 Teak Planks, 7 Limestone Bricks 1,040

70 Skeleton Guard 50,000gp 223

72 Spike Trap 50,00gp 223

72 Decorative Blood 4 Red Dye 4

72 Candles 4 Oak Planks, 4 Lit Candles 243

74 Guard Dog 75,000gp 273

74 Oak Door 10 Oak Planks 600

76 Man Trap 75,000gp 273

78 Hobgoblin Guard 100,000gp 316

80 Tangle Vine 100,000gp 316

82 Baby Red Dragon 150,000gp 387

82 Marble Staircase 5 Mahogany Planks, 5 Marble Blocks 3,200

83 Decorative Pipe 6 Steel Bars 120

84 Marble Trap 150,000gp 387

84 Torches 4 Oak Planks, 4 Lit Torches 244

84 Steel-Plated Door 10 Oak Planks, 10 Steel Bars 800

86 Huge Spider 200,000gp 447

88 Teleport Trap 200,000gp 447

90 Troll Guard 1,000,000gp 1,000

94 Hellhound 5,000,000gp 2,236

94 Hanging Skeleton 2 Skulls, 6 Bones 3

94 Skull Torches 4 Oak Planks, 4 Lit Torches, 4 Skulls 246

94 Marble Door 4 Marble Blocks 2,000

97 Marble Spiral 10 Teak Planks, 7 Marble Blocks 4,400

Hotspots

Door

Doorway

Decoration

Lighting

Trap

Guard

Treasure Rooms

Furniture

When in challenge mode, a player can reach this room. You need to set up a monster to defend your loot, and if the player defeats it, they get a reward!

Treasure Room Items

Level Item Supplies Construction Experience

66 Round Shield 2 Oak Planks 120

72 Decorative Blood 4 Red Dye 4

72 Candles 4 Oak Planks, 4 Lit Candles 243

72 Oak Door 10 Oak Planks 600

75 Demon 500,000gp 707

76 Square Shield 4 Teak Planks 360

75 Wooden Crate 5 Planks, 5 Nails 143

79 Oak Chest 5 Oak Planks, 2 Steel Bars 340

80 Kalphite Soldier 750,000gp 866

83 Teak Chest 5 Teak Planks, 4 Steel Bars 530

83 Decorative Pipe 6 Steel Bars 120

84 Torches 4 Oak Planks, 4 Lit Torches 244

84 Steel-Plated Door 10 Oak Planks, 10 Steel Bars 800

85 Tok-xil 5,000,000gp 2,236

86 Kite Shield 3 Mahogany Planks 420

87 Mahogany Chest 5 Mahogany Planks, 1 Gold Leaf 1,000

90 Dagannoth 7,500,000gp 2,738

91 Magic Chest 1 Magic Stone 1,000

94 Hanging Skeleton 2 Skulls, 6 Bones 3

94 Skull Torches 4 Oak Planks, 4 Lit Torches, 4 Skulls 246

94 Marble Door 4 Marble Blocks 2,000

95 Steel Dragon 10,000,000gp 3,162

Hotspots

Door

Decoration

Lighting

Treasure

Monster

That’s pretty much all there is to Construction and Player Owned Houses, hopefully this guide helped you with this skill! Happy house-building!

Runescape Clan Wars Glitch Spots

A look at the glitch spots in the Runescape mini game “Clan Wars”.

Clan Wars is a mini game where two different clan chats can battle each other. When a challenge has been accepted, both clans have 2 minutes to enter a portal which will take them to the battlegrounds. One clan will start on the north end while one starts on the south end. After you are dead, you will be able to keep watching the war from a viewing area. When a clan has no one left to fight, then the other clan wins. On the map there are some spots where someone can stand without being seen, these are called the “glitch spots”. Players standing in these spots cannot be seen on the playing screen, but can be seen as a dot on the mini map. So far I have only found two spots.

Glitch Spots

North-West spot- this spot is located in the NW corner of the map.

South rock spot- this spot is located in a bunch of rocks on the south half of the map.

I don’t know if the spots were put there on purpose or not, but I hope they don’t take if away. The spots are a fun part of the mini game where players can hide and surprise other players. Sometimes clan will use these spots strategically to win over the other clan.

Conclusion

I hope you learned something from this and maybe you can try it out some time! If you found this interesting, please tell your friends to read this article. Thank you!

Runescape Attack Guide

By clicking on the crossed sword icon (shown in the below picture), you’ll be able to see which attack style you’re currently using, and you’ll be able to switch between the different styles. Each attack method is named differently depending on what weapon you are using. Usually, the order of attack styles is Accurate, Aggressive, Controlled, and Defensive. You can find out the exact name for each style by hovering your cursor over the button. The pictures of each style will also help you to determine how you want to attack.

You will also notice the Auto Retaliate button. Auto Retaliate basically tells your character what to do when you are attacked by another force. If you have this option on, then your character will instantly start fighting back. If this option is off, then your character will stand and do nothing, until you right click on the force and select the option to “Attack”.

When you select an attack type, you’ll gain experience in that combat skill when you cause damage to an enemy. You will always earn experience in Hitpoints. You can earn experience in attack, defense, strength, or all 3, depending on the style you use.

Accurate - hits more often; gives 4 exp to Attack per damage point.

Aggressive - stronger but slightly slower; gives 4 exp to Strength per damage point.

Defensive - increases the chance to block; gives 4 exp to Defense per damage point.

Controlled - a combination of all; gives 1.33 exp to Attack, Defense and Strength per damage point.

Attack Classes

If you select the body icon (in the above picture), you’ll see the equipment you are wearing. At the bottom of the body menu, you should find a button labeled “Show Equipment Stats”. Clicking that button will pop up a box showing what you’re wearing, an enlarged picture of yourself, and your stats. For now, we’ll only discuss the Attack Bonuses, but you’ll also see Defense Bonuses.

Attack Bonuses will give you more power with attacks of that type. So for instance, in the above picture there is an added +98 attack bonus for Slash attacks. This means that the Dragon Scimitar is a good Slashing Weapon. The higher the bonus, the better a weapon is when using that attack style.

Stab - a penetrating attack, common with Daggers. Effective against chainmail.

Slash - a very common “swiping” attack. Effective against light armor like robes or Dragonhide.

Crush - a common attack with Maces, Hammers and Mauls. It’s very effective against heavy armor like platemail.

Magic - often negated by armor and weapons, but can be increased with staffs. Allows you to hit harder with Magic.

Ranged - Often negated by full helmets and armor. It allows you to hit harder with ranged equipment.

Strength - This effects how hard you hit. Better metals will give higher strength bonuses.

Weapons

This section will describe the different weapons in RuneScape.

Daggers

The dagger is the most basic weapon in the game. In Tutorial Island you will be given a bronze one for free. A fast and versatile weapon, the dagger is most useful when poisoned. Its speed will give you an advantage over low defense monsters and players. It is one handed.

Types: Daggers come in all metal. (Bronze-Dragon)

Advantage: Speed and the ability to be poisoned.

Attack Styles:

Stab (Accurate)

Lunge (Aggressive)

Slash (Aggressive)

Block (Defensive)

Recommended Attack Style: Stab

Training Short Sword

In Lumbridge, you’ll come across an Attack Tutor, who will give you a free Training Short Sword. This item (like all other Training items) can’t be dropped or traded to other players.

Types: Training

Advantage: Speed

Attack Styles:

Stab (Accurate)

Lunge (Aggressive)

Slash (Aggressive)

Block (Defensive)

Recommended Attack Styles: Stab

Claws

Claws are nearly the same as daggers, and they are just as fast as them. They cannot be poisoned. They are 2 Handed and Members only. You must complete the Death Plateau Quest to make them.

Types: Claws come in all metals except for dragon. (Bronze-Rune)

Advantage: Speed

Attack Styles:

Chop (Accurate)

Slash (Aggressive)

Lunge (Controlled)

Block (Defensive)

Recommended Attack Style: Slash

Short Swords

The short sword is a fast weapon mainly used for stabbing. They deal a little more damage than daggers, but they’re not quite as good as a Long Sword. Best to stick with Long Swords if you can afford them. 1 Handed.

Types: Short swords come in all metals except for dragon. (Bronze-Rune)

Advantage: Speed

Attack Styles:

Stab (Accurate)

Lunge (Aggressive)

Slash (Aggressive)

Block (Defensive)

Recommended Attack Style: Stab

Maces

The mace is a crushing weapon used mainly by monks or prayer beasts due to its slight prayer bonus. Rarely used because of it’s low max hit, which makes them relatively cheap. This weapon is good against platemail. It is one handed.

Types: Maces come in all metals. (Bronze-Dragon)

Advantage: Slight prayer bonus & good against platemail.

Attack Styles:

Pound (Accurate)

Pummel (Aggressive)

Spike (Controlled)

Block (Defensive)

Recommended Attack Style: Spike

Scimitars

The scimitar is a weapon most used throughout the F2P worlds. A good compromise between speed and strength the scimitar proves to be a very popular weapon with most players. This weapon will give you an advantage over low defense monsters and players. It is one handed.

Types: Scimitars come in all metals. (Bronze-Dragon)

Advantage: Fast speed & Moderate strength.

Attack Styles:

Chop (Accurate)

Slash (Aggressive)

Lunge (Controlled)

Block (Defensive)

Recommended Attack Style: Slash

Long Swords

Long swords are another popular weapon in the game. They too have a good compromise between speed and strength. A weapon popular with members the long sword is usually the choice of weapon to go in the wilderness while in a Members world. It is one handed.

Types: Long Swords come in all metals. (Bronze-Dragon)

Advantage: Moderate speed & Moderate strength.

Attack Styles:

Chop (Accurate)

Slash (Aggressive)

Lunge (Controlled)

Block (Defensive)

Recommended Attack Style: Chop

Spears

Spears are rarely used in the game. The spear is both slow and weak but has all styles of attack. It is members only and is 2 handed, except for the Bone Spear. They are the only weapon classes that can be poisoned with Karambwan Poison (KP).

Types: Spears come in all metals. (Bronze-Dragon)

Advantage: All attack styles.

Attack Styles:

Lunge (Controlled)

Swipe (Controlled)

Pound (Controlled)

Block (Controlled)

Recommended Attack Style: Lunge

Battle Axes

Battle axes are slow but strong. They are used commonly in the game and acts as way of dealing high damage without compromising your defense by removing your shield. They are good against high and low defense monsters and players

because of its attack styles. 1 Handed.

Types: Battle axes come in all metals. (Bronze-Dragon)

Advantage: High damage without compromising defense

Attack Styles:

Chop (Accurate)

Hack (Aggressive)

Smash (Aggressive)

Block (Defensive)

Recommended Attack Style: Smash on platemail, Hack on robes and dragon hide.

2-Handed Swords

Questionably the most powerful weapon in RuneScape, but not the most widely used. Due to their size, you must hold a 2 Handed sword with, yes, both hands, so you cannot use a shield. Despite this, the 2 Handed sword was considered

by most to be the “Best” weapon in RuneScape Classic, due to it’s general power. This changed when the newer RuneScape was launched, and the speed of the 2 handed sword became a problem. Always a good weapon to use when showing off your Maximum Hit, but now rather neglected otherwise.

Types: 2 handed swords come in all metals, from Bronze to Dragon.

Advantage: Very high damage.

Attack Styles:

Chop (Accurate)

Slash (Aggressive)

Smash (Aggressive)

Block (Defensive)

Recommended Attack Style: Any, against platemail.

Warhammers

These bulky weapons are newer to the runescape world. They boast a very high strength, but have quite a slow attack speed. Some think their power overcomes this disadvantage. 1 Handed.

Types: Warhammers come in all metal except for dragon. (Bronze-Rune)

Advantage: Very high damage.

Attack Styles:

Pound (Accurate)

Pummel (Aggressive)

Block (Defensive)

Recommended Attack Style: Any, against platemail.

Halberds

Slow but strong, the halberd is one of the more popular weapons. Despite it being slow many players use it as it has a great advantage of being able to attack two square distances away and even over some obstacles. They are Members-Only, hard to obtain and 2 Handed.

Types: Halberds come in all metals. (Bronze-Dragon)

Advantage: High damage, Attack from 2 Squares

Attack Styles:

Jab (Controlled)

Swipe (Aggressive)

Fend (Defensive)

Block (Defensive)

Recommended Attack Style: Swipe

Hatchets

Hatchets are fast but weak, as they are made for Woodcutting. They have lower bonuses than regular items or the sort. 1 Handed.

Types: Hatchets come in all metals. (Bronze-Dragon)

Advantage: High Speed, Cuts wood

Attack Styles:

Chop (Accurate)

Hack (Aggressive)

Smash (Aggressive)

Block (Defensive)

Recommended Attack Style: Chop

Staffs

Not very fast, and not really made for melee combat, these provide users additional magical focusing for attacking. You can set attacking spells to autocast, and some allow you to use some spells that you cannot use without the appropriate staff. More about staffs can be found in the Magic Guide.

Types: Plain, All elementals, Battlestaffs, Mystical Staffs, God Staffs, Slayer Staff

Advantage: Autocasting Spells, Elemental staffs stops you from wasting runes of a kind.

Attack Styles:

Bash(Accurate)

Pound (Aggressive)

Focus - Block (Defensive)

Attack With - (Choose Spell)

Recommended Attack Style: Attack With Spell

Also, the best style while casting an offensive spell and at the same time carry a staff with you is to choose focus-block, as it gives exp to defense as well. So in whole, you will receive magic, hitpoints and defense exp altogether.

Pickaxes

Pickaxes are very weak and are not considered good weapon, as they are slow and cumbersome… they are 1 handed. They’re general purpose is Mining, not combat

Types: Pickaxes come in all metals, Except black and dragon. (Bronze-Rune)

Advantage: Mining, Smashing Attack

Attack Styles:

Spike (Accurate)

Impale (Aggressive)

Smash (Aggressive)

Block (Defensive)

Recommended Attack Style: Impale Or Smash

Blackjacks & Clubs

Clubs have strong smashing bonus (Bone Clubs), Blackjacks can stun. They are one handed. Bone Clubs can be found in Lost Tribe Mines, and blackjacks in The Feud Quest.

Types: Bone Club/Oak & Willow Blackjacks

Advantage: Stun (Blackjacks)

Attack Styles:

Pound (Accurate)

Pummel (Aggressive)

Block (Defensive)

Recommended Attack Style: Pound

Flowers

Flowers are the weakest weapons in the game, they reduce attacks by 100, and are more for decorative purpose. They sprout from mithril seeds, Or Trollweiss is found during Troll Romance Quest. 1 Handed.

Types: Colors, Trollweiss

Advantage: None, Decorative

Attack Styles:

Pound (Accurate)

Pummel (Aggressive)

Block (Defensive)

Recommended Attack Style: None

Shortbows

Shortbows are the fastest types of bows, and the most commonly used. They are effective in short range. 2 Handed

Types: Shortbows Come In all Wood Types (Normal-Magic)

Advantage: Fast shooting

Attack Styles:

Accurate

Rapid

Longrange

Recommended Attack Style: Rapid

Longbows

Longbows are stronger, shoot a bit more slowly, but are most effective in long range, and you can shoot farther. 2 Handed

Types: Longbows Come In all Wood Types (Normal-Magic)

Advantage: Long Ranged

Attack Styles:

Accurate

Rapid

Longrange

Recommended Attack Style: Long Range/Accurate

Crossbows

Crossbows are a different type of ranged weapon, using bolts, not arrows. They are slower, but have the advantage of being 1 handed, which means you can have a shield with it. The better the bolts, the better the damage.

Types: Regular, Phoenix, and Bronze to Rune.

Advantage: 1 Handed

Attack Styles:

Accurate

Rapid

Longrange

Recommended Attack Style: Accurate

Ogre Bows

Ogre bows have a strong ranged bonus, are the only bows to be able to shoot ogre & Brutal arrows, and are made for Chompy Hunting. The first chompy bow is quite slow, but the composite one is faster. 2 Handed.

Types: Normal chompy bow, Composite

Advantage: Powerful, Ogre/Brutal Arrows

Attack Styles:

Accurate

Rapid

Longrange

Recommended Attack Style: Rapid

Throwables

There are many types of throwable items. Knifes and darts offer less damage, but have incredible speed when used with rapid and can be poisoned, and you can smith them. Javelins and Throwing axes offer more damage and durability, but less speed and cannot be poisoned, And are not smithable either. Holy water vials (Legends) offer damage versus demons, but are ineffective against anything else. All are 1 Handed.

Types: Javelins/Knifes/Darts/Throw Axes Come in all metals (Bronze-Rune)

Advantage: Stackable, 1 Handed, Speed.

Attack Styles:

Accurate

Rapid

Longrange

Recommended Attack Style: Rapid

Abyssal Whip

The Abyssal Whip is most probably the best weapon in the game. The abyssal whip is both fast and strong. It is a one handed weapon and is the weapon of choice for all those who can afford it. It can be obtained by slaying Abyssal Demons. It requires

70 attack to wield and is called a whip for short.

Advantage: Deals high damage and fast.

Attack Styles:

Flick (Accurate)

Lash (Controlled)

Deflect (Defensive)

Recommended Attack Style: ??

The only real disadvantage of the Abyssal Whip is the fact that you can’t train Strength with it, unless you use the “Controlled” style which also trains your other combat stats.

Granite Maul

The granite maul deals more damage than a whip but is much slower and is two-handed. It can be obtained by slaying Nechryaels and Gargoyles.

Advantage: Deals high damage.

Attack Styles:

Pound (Accurate)

Pummel (Aggressive)

Block (Defensive)

Recommended Attack Style: ??

Barrows Weapons

There are several different kinds of Barrows weapons that belong to the brothers. The yare actually part of the separate sets that give extra bonuses.

Types: Torag’s Hammers, Verac’s Flail, Guthan’s Warspear, Dharock’s Greataxe, Kharil’s Crossbow, Ahrim’s Staff.

Advantage: very powerful; each set has specific bonuses.

Attack Styles:

Hammers - Crush, Controlled

Flail - Stab, Crush, Controlled

Warspear - Stab, Slash, Crush, Controlled

Greataxe - Slash, Crush, Controlled

Crossbow - Accurate, Rapid, Longrange

Staff - Slash, Crush, Stab

Recommended Attack Style: ??

Mjolnirs

You can get these from completing the Enchanted Key Mini-Quest, and they are also known as God Spears.

Types: Saradomin, Zamorak and Guthix.

Advantages: None

Attack Styles: ??

Recommended Attack Style: ??

Obsidian Equipment

Types: Maul, Mace, Sword, Axe.

Advantages: None

Attack Styles: ??

Recommended Attack Style: ??

Rubber Chicken

Rubber Chickens were easter’s drop, but they are wieldable and are the weakest weapon in the game. 1 Handed.

Advantage: None, Decorative

Attack Styles:

Pound (Accurate)

Pummel (Aggressive)

Block (Defensive)

Runescape Agility Guide

Agility can be a fun skill to train, and it comes in very useful throughout the game. Certain areas around RuneScape require you to have an Agility level higher than 1, and many of the more difficult quests, as well as some easy ones, require you to have a certain Agility level to complete them. One of the most important reasons to get experience in Agility is the fact that this skill is closely related to Running.

Running & Energy

Your Agility level will influence how long you’ll be able to Run. The higher your Agility level, the faster your Energy will increase, therefore allowing you to run for longer periods of time. Your weight also affects your run energy, and the more weight you’re carrying, the faster your energy will decrease.

To see your current run energy, select the wrench icon near the bottom-right of the game screen. The menu that shows up next contains the game options, and the icon in the bottom row which looks like a person running will tell you how much energy you have left.

Failing Obstacles

In the higher level Agility course it is possible to fail obstacles. If you do fail an obstacle then you will get hit damage. The amount of damage that you get hit changes depending on which obstacle you failed and your Hitpoints at the time of failing. If you fail, you don’t gain any experience, but you can still get the full course experience if you redo the obstacle that you failed. If you don’t retry the obstacle, or if you skip one, you won’t gain the full course xp.

Restoring Your Energy

There are a number of ways to restore your energy:

White Tree Fruit - When eaten, this fruit replenishes 8% of your energy. Can be picked from the White Tree after completing Garden of Tranquility.

Summer Pie - When eaten, restores 10% of your energy and temporarily increases your Agility level by 5. Can be cooked.

Energy Potion - Restores 10% of your energy (per dose) when drank. Made with your Herblore skill.

Super Energy Potion - Restores 20% of your energy (per dose) when drank. Made with your Herblore skill.

Strange Fruit - When eaten, this odd fruit restores 30% of your energy. Obtained from the Strange Plant Random Event.

Goutweed Tuber - Restores 50% of your energy when eaten. Obtained from the Tai Bwo Wannai Cleanup mini-game.

Gnome Agility Course

When you first start training Agility, it’s highly recommended that you begin at the Tree Gnome Stronghold Agility course. The stronghold is located north-west of Ardougne. It’s by far the easiest way to quickly gain experience, as there is no chance of failing and getting hurt.

For a completed lap around the course, you’ll receive a total of 86.5 Agility experience, but you must do all of the obstacles in order. First cross the Log, run forward and climb the Net. Climb up the Tree Branch, balance on the Rope and climb down the tree. Now run forward and climb over the net, climb through the Pipes and start over.

Gnome Agility Course

Obstacle Agility Experience

Log 7.5

Net 7.5

Tree Branch 5

Balancing Rope 7.5

Climb Down Tree 5

Net 7.5

Pipes 7.5

Total 86.5

Skullball

Once you reach level 25 Agility, you’ll be able to play Skullball! You must have also completed the Creature of Fenkenstrain Quest and be wearing a Ring of Charos. The course is found near Canifis, southeast of Mazchna the Slayer Master. You should find a Werewolf in a small hut in the swamp; speak to him and climb down the ladder to enter the Werewolf area.

Speak to the Skullball Boss to start a game of Skullball. It’s a kind of progressive soccer, except for the fact that your ball is actually a Skull. The faster you shoot the Skull through each of the 10 different goals, the more experience you’ll gain. There are 3 options that you can use when playing:

1. Tap - Moves the Skullball 1 square ahead.

2. Kick - Moves the Skullball 4 squares ahead.

3. Shoot - Moves the Skullball 10 squares ahead.

You can gain 750 or more xp if you complete the game in under 4 minutes. After that, for ever 3 seconds over 4 minutes, you’ll lose about 7-8xp.

Agility Pyramid

The Agility Pyramid, located in the Kharidian Desert is another good place to train your Agility, while trying to reach an artifact that you can trade in for a reward. You need to have 30 Agility or better to train here. So if you’re interested in training here, or if you’re just curious, put on some Desert Robes, fill up some waterskins and head on over to check it out!

There are 5 levels to the pyramid, each containing traps which you must use your agility skill to avoid. These traps are as follows:

Agility Pyramid

Obstacle Agility Experience

Rotating Block 12

Low Wall 8

Cross Ledge 20

Cross Gap 22

Moving Block 0

Plank 22

Jump Gap 22

Although it may not immediately look like this course is really worth it, you should be happy to know that you’ll receive a 700xp bonus at the end, for a total of 1,112 experience!

If you fail an obstacle, you’ll fall to the lower level (so if you were on the third level, you’ll fall to the second).

At the top of the pyramid you’ll find a gold pyramid. Take this, and bring it to Simon Templeton who can be found just outside of the pyramid. He will buy it from you for 1,000gp–not a bad deal!

For specific information on this Agility course, please visit the Agility Pyramid Guide.

Penguin Agility Course

After completing the Cold War Quest, you’ll have access to the Penguin Agility Course which requires 30 Agility and a Penguin Suit disguise.

The Penguin Agility Course is located on the Iceberg north of the Penguin Outpost. To get here, head to Rellekka, either by walking, or by using your Enchanted Lyre teleport. Take the boat from Rellekka to the Iceberg, and then head to the avalanche to the northwest. The the west is a room; follow the corridor to the Penguin Agility Course.

Penguin Agility Course

Obstacle Agility Experience

Climb Platform 55

Platform Jumps 80

4 Icicle Gates 40

Ice Slope 180

Agility Bonus 65

Total 540

Barbarian Outpost Course

After reaching level 35 Agility, you’ll have the ability to enter the Barbarian Outpost training area located northeast of the Tree Gnome Stronghold. But before entering, you’ll need to complete the Alfred Grimhand Barcrawl. Once you complete it, you can enter the area, climb through the Pipe and begin to train your Agility!

For fully completing the course, you’ll receive 117xp, along with a 46.2xp bonus, for a total of 163.2 Agility experience. Be warned however, that the obstacles can be failed and you’ll take damage, so it’s a good idea to bring some food with you. Should you fail an obstacle, make sure to try it again so that you can receive the full amount of experience.

First, swing on the Rope Swing and then cross the log. Climb up the Net, cross the Ledge and climb over the 3 Low Walls.

Barbarian Outpost

Obstacle Agility Experience

Pipe 10

Rope Swing 22

Log 13.7

Net 8.2

Balancing Ledge 22

3 Low Walls 41.1

Bonus 46.2

Total 163.2

Brimhaven Agility Arena

The Agility Arena located in Brimhaven is a great place to train once you have level 40 Agility. It’s a big place, and you’ll get lots of experience. To some, the Agility Arena is a fun way to train, while it’s boring to others. Remember, the arena is supposed to be challenging and you’re likely to take quite a bit of damage here.

You’ll want to bring several things, including Boots of Lightness, about 1,000gp, Cakes, and teleportation items (Runes, amulets). The reason for bringing Cakes rather than something like Lobsters is the fact that the more hitpoints you have, the more damage you’ll take. Staying under 20 hits will only cause the obstacles to hit you for 2 points.

Once you have everything, talk to Cap’n Izzy No Beard located in a house north of the entrance to Brimhaven on Karamja Island. Pay him 200gp to enter, and then climb down the ladder into the arena.

Gaining Tickets

Once you’re inside, you should see a flashing arrow on your map. It points in the direction of the Ticket dispenser that you must tag for a ticket. Quickly swing, walk and climb your way over the obstacles and tag a dispenser. The first time, you won’t get a ticket, but you’ll see that the counter in the top of your screen has turned green. Tagging the next dispenser will get you a ticket. If you miss, it will turn red and you’ll need to start over. You have about 30-60 seconds to tag the dispenser.

For a more detailed explanation, be sure to check out the Brimhaven Agility Arena Guide.

The Obstacles

There are lots of obstacles to pass in the Agility Arena. Some require Agility levels of 1, while others require you to have 20 or 40.

Agility Arena

Obstacle Agility Level Agility Experience

Saw Blade 1 0

Walking Plank 1 6

Low Wall 1 8

Rope Balance 1 10

Log Balance 1 12

Monkey Bars 1 14

Balancing Ledge 1 16

Jumping Pillars 1 18

Rope Swing 1 20

Spike Floor 20 24

Pressure Pad 20 26

Hand Holds 20 22

Spinning Blades 40 28

Dodge Darts 40 30

When you wish to leave, just teleport out, or climb the ladder on the northeast-most platform.

Rewards

You can speak to Pirate Jackie the Fruit to trade your tickets in for rewards:

240 Agility experience - 1 Ticket

2,480 Agility experience - 10 Tickets

6,500 Agility experience - 25 Tickets

28,000 Agility experience - 100 Tickets

320,000 Agility experience - 1,000 Tickets

Toadflax Herb - 3 Tickets

Snapdragon Herb - 10 tickets

Pirate’s Hook - 800 Tickets

Monkey Agility Course

This Agility course is located in the southwest part of Ape Atoll Island. It is first used during the Recipe for Disaster Quest in the ninth part to obtain a nut for Mizaru to eat. You’ll need at least level 48 Agility to use the Agility course, along with either a Ninja or Archer Monkey GreeGree.

First you’ll need to transform into a Ninja or Archer Monkey, and then cross the Stepping Stone and climb up the Tropical Tree:

Next, climb along the Monkey Bars:

Run along the Skull Slope:

Swing across the river using the Rope Swing:

Lastly, climb down the last Tropical Tree:

Monkey Agility Course

Obstacle Agility Experience

Stepping Stone 40

Climb Tropical Tree 40

Monkey Bars 40

Climb Skull Slope 60

Rope Swing 100

Tropical Tree Descent 300

Wilderness Agility Course

The training course is located in the northwest part of the deep Wilderness around levels 50-55. It’s one of the most dangerous places for Agility, as you can be PKed while training! It is suggested that you take:

A Knife or Sword for cutting the Webs, upon taking the Ardougne house teleport. If you take a weapon along with no other valuable items then if you get attacked then you will have the ability to try to protect yourself.

Decent food.

Boots of Lightness

Do not bring armor!

Do not bring teleport Runes or expensive stuff; there’s no quick way out!

Be warned, if you fall, you’ll lose a big percentage of your hitpoints, and downstairs there are some aggressive Skeletons as well. So good food is recommended, and if you need to get some more, go to the Mage Arena bank. Be careful, there are level 22 Skeletons throughout the course!

Wilderness Course

Obstacle Agility Experience

Balance Ledge 15

Tunnel 12.5

Rope Swing 20

Stepping Stones 20

Balance Logs 20

Rocks 0

Bonus 498.9

Total 571

Now why would anybody want to train here? Well, if you complete the entire course correctly, you’ll receive 498.9 bonus experience, making a total of 571 experience!

Werewolf Fetch Game

This is the ultimate Agility challenge! You need at least 60 Agility to play (as well as a Ring of Charos), and you can find it just west of the Skullball arena. It’s very difficult, and it’s also timer-based like Skullball. The object of the game is to get the stick that the Agility Trainer throws and bring it back to him to get an experience reward.

First, jump across each of the Stepping Stones over the water. Then jump over the 3 Hurdles, climb through the Tunnel, climb over the Skull Slope and slide down the Death Slide/Zip Line.

Warning: Do not have any type of head gear equipped when you attempt to do this course, because you’ll need to use your teeth to slide down the Zip Line at the end.

For accomplishing this feat, you can receive 540xp. It’s helpful if you don’t carry much weight while doing this course.

Werewolf Agility Course

Obstacle Agility Experience

Stepping Stones 50

Hurdles 60

Tunnel 15

Skull Slope 25

Death Slide 200

Bonus 190

Total 540

Yanille Agility Dungeon

North of Yanille is a small shack with some Webs blocking the entrance. Slash them with a sharp weapon and you’ll be able to enter the Agility Dungeon, mainly used for Herblore and Combat training. At the entrance are some Giant Bats, and a Balancing Ledge. Cross it and you’ll find some Chaos Druids for Herblore training. Don’t use the Prayer Altar unless you want to fall into a pit of Poison Spiders!

Past the Druids are some Monkey Bars, which lead to another room with more Chaos Druids. The door to the south leads to the Yanille Bank, but it requires level 82 Thieving to open. Continuing east and down the stairs, you’ll find Salarin the Twisted. He can only be killed with Strike spells, and he sometimes drops a Sinister Key. This allows you to open the Sinister Chest past the Pipe that contains various Herbs including Torstol.

Yanille Agility Dungeon

Obstacle Agility Level Agility Experience

Balancing Ledge 40 23

Pipe 49 7

Monkey Bars 57 20

Pile of Rubble 67 5