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A Guide to RuneScape Membership
Written By Bboyjyoung
Special Thanks To Babyhamster8, Shadow The Stormer So, you're not a Member in RuneScape? Want to become one and get around easily? Or do you have some questions about RuneScape Members that you'd like to have answered? If so, this is the guide for you! Before you become a Member in RuneScape, it's an advantage to be at least level 60 Combat. It's also good to have all of your Freeplay quests completed, so that you can make the most of your membership. When you become a Member, a huge selection of things will be available to you:
There are a few quests that are highly recommended that you complete when you first become a Member. These open up new skills, areas and other abilities for you:
For High Magic-Users These quests have rewards benefiting those with a high Magic level, although the quest can be completed by anyone that meets the requirements.
There are several Members-Only skills available to you once you become a Member. Here you'll have an idea of how to start off on each skill. Of course, be sure to read the guides for each skill to, as they go into detail on every aspect of the skill. Herblore You can only start this skill after completing the Druidic Ritual Quest. It's a very useful skill, as it allows you to make potions with different effects. You first need a Vial filled with water (use it with a Sink or Fountain to fill). Put an identified herb inside first, and then add the second ingredient. Check the Herblore guide for recipes! Where to Get Herbs: Taverley Dungeon, Chaos Druids or Banshees (requires level 15 Slayer). Thieving The way to start off is by pick pocketing the Men from around RuneScape. They will yield a small number of coins. At level 5, steal from either the Tea Stall in northeast Varrock, or from the Cake Stalls in the Ardougne Market. Agility Agility is somewhat boring and tedious to level, as you'll find yourself repeating obstacles over and over. I recommend choosing Agility as your experience bonus after completing the Tourist Trap Quest. Otherwise, practice at the Tree Gnome Stronghold until you reach level 35. Even though it may seem boring and slow to level, it's quite useful as it helps you regain your Energy faster. Fletching A useful skill for Rangers, as it allows you to make Bows and Arrows. For level 1 to 10, only make Shafts. It's also much faster if you don't string the bows that you make. You can find some good tree spots in the following locations: Regular & Oak Trees - behind Catherby. Slayer Slayer is a great skill to level up, as the slayer monsters have some good drops. A good combat level is recommended, and this skill ties in greatly with Combat. Slayer works like this: You get an assignment from a Slayer Master. You must kill Note: You only gain Slayer experience from your assignment. Sometimes he will give a general category of monsters, like Blue Dragons. You don't have to kill the big ones, you can kill the smaller ones if you'd like. You can check on how many monsters you need by activating the gem that the Slayer Master gives you. *Don't attack the Slayer monsters without the required equipment, as some of them can kill you quickly! To start this skill, speak to a Slayer Master in one of the following places: Burthorpe : Easy Farming This is another useful skill, allowing you to grow your own plants. You can make new foods, brew your own drinks and even grow your own personal Trees! Start off by Thieving from the Seed Stalls in Draynor Market, or from Master Farmers. Regular Farmers sometimes have seeds, but it's best to steal from the first 2 options. The Seed Shop also sells some of the basic seeds, and as long as you don't steal from the stalls for a week, she will sell some to you. Head to the patch near the old farm south of Falador, buy some Farming gear including a Rake, Spade, Seed Dibber, Watering Can and Compost, and clear out the weeds of the Allotment Patch with the rake. Spread some compost and then use the seeds on the patch. Start off with Potato Seeds, and work your way up to better kinds. Construction Construction is a cool skill that allows you to build your own house! You can make all sorts of furniture and decorations for you house. You can even make a mechanic cat to follow you around. Once you've built your house, throw a party for all your friends, lure them into your dungeon or just have some fun in the game or combat room. Why not train other skills at the same time? Well in your house you can train cooking in your kitchen and prayer in your chapel on your shiny alter. Warning: This is an expensive skill to train! Hunter Hunting is new skill which is fun and easy to train. Set up traps to catch birds. Run round with a net catching butterflies. Set up net traps and catch some lizzards! Or why not get something else to do your dirty work? Get an eagle to catch your prey for you. Once you've caught your prey turn their furs into some cool looking clothes. Get a spotty or spottier cape and reduce your weight or get dark gloves and give yourself a better chance of getting away when theiving! There are lots of mini-games to choose from in RuneScape. They range from playing board games to dueling and going fishing on a leaky Trawler Boat. Just for starters, these are some of the most popular: Duel Tournaments Location: Al Kharid Duel Arena (Use ring of dueling to duel arena) Castle Wars Location: South of the Ardougne Observatory. A Ring of Dueling is a quick way to get there Fishing Trawler Location: Southeast of Ardougne. Games Room Location: Burthorpe. A Games Room Necklace is a quick way to get there. Gnome Ball Location: Tree Gnome Stronghold. Fight Caves Location: TzHaar. Fight Pits Location: TzHaar. Pest Control Location: Void Knight Outpost. For More Info... Be sure to check out the Mini-Game guide section for a listing of each mini-game in RuneScape, and for some excellent hints and strategies on them! Treasure trails is a treasure hunt across RuneScape. Some monsters drop clues, and they may lead to Black, Adamant, Rune and Rune Trimmed Armors, as well as the God Armors, Prayer Book Pages, Berets, Highwayman Masks, Ranger Boots and Hats. For further details on the rewards you can get, see the Treasure Trail Rewards guide. You must have certain equipment when doing Treasure Trails: You don't get the reward after your first clue. Clues can lead to other clues, a puzzle, a riddle, a person, and anagram and so on. Here are some common questions about Membership in RuneScape, along with their answers. Q: How else can I pay for RuneScape if I don't have a credit card? Q: Is becoming a RuneScape Member secure? Q: What happens if I decide to become a freeplayer again? What about my items? Q: Is there a limit to how many times I can become a member? |
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