Durah

I'm just looking for a Fight Pits partner for the next few days. I'd really like to get the hybrid armor tops and wouldn't mind switching off kills for a few hours here and there. I won't be available today(Sunday), but I should be available on both tomorrow and Tuesday. If anyone else is looking for the hybrid armors, now is a good time to get them. Thanks in advance! :) ~Durah

It can be spelled either 'traveling' or 'travelling'. 'Travelling' is the spelling that is used in England. 'Traveling' is the American spelling. ~Mole

I see. Thank you for your help. Like I said, I was more curious than anything. :) ~Mole

I haven't been on Sal's Realm for a few years now. I decided to get back on and check things out. I get on and find that I only have about 300 posts. When I stopped getting on the forums before I had anywhere from 1500 - 2000 posts. So my question is: can someone's post count be reduced? And for what reasons? I am not sure why it shows that I only have 300 posts now. It isn't that big of a deal, I'm mostly just curious. Thanks for any help. :) ~Mole

When not specifically referring to the The Warriors' Guild, the word guild does not need to be capitalized. Also, west does not need to be capitalized in this instance because you are saying west of Burthorpe. If you were saying West Burthorpe (or something to that effect), then it would be capitalized. Once again, guild in this case does not need to be capitalized. Using the word off in this case doesn't sound very good or very professional. It might be better to say it like this, "The Guild also features various shops and is home to Ajjat, from whom you can buy an Attack skill cape once you've reached 99 Attack and Sloanne from whom you can buy a Strength skill cape once you've reached 99 Strength." Taverley is spelled with an 'e'. It would be better to replace the word 'for' with 'from'. When writing a guide you shouldn't abbreviate experience. Take the time to type it out. Change the word 'by' to 'from'. Type out 'experience'. The way you have it tokens per minute isn't right. Change it to either 'tokens per minute' or 'tokens a minute'. It sounds and looks better than 'tokens/minute'. This phrase doesn't sound very good, it is almost a run-on. I am not sure how, but maybe consider changing/modifying it. The 'I' and the 'E' don't need to be capitalized and should both be followed by periods and a comma. The new phrase should look like this, " ...the less chance of you losing it, i.e., Bronze armor has a higher..." Unnecessary period in the title. Type out 'experience'. Same as before, change it to 'tokens per minute' or 'tokens a minute'. I believe that shot-put needs a hyphen. Type out 'experience'. Change to grind. Add the hyphen to shot-put. Comma after 'begin' and 'gloves'. Change 'xp' to experience. Capitalize Strength, it is the name of a skill. Type out 'experience'. It should be Explorer's Ring, with apostrophe before the 's' and with ring capitalized. Change to 'In addition to that'. Capitalize Strength and type out 'experience'. Change 'of' to 'for'. Change to 'gain per minute'. Change to 'Adamant or Rune". Unnecessary period in title. Unnecesary period after the title. Northwest is just one word. I don't understand. Are those the prices that she sells the potions at? Or the prices that she buys them at? Make it clearer. Either say 'which sells for' or 'which you can buy for'. In between the words 'shop' and 'then', insert the word 'and'. It sounds better. Do needs to be changed to does. Unnecessary period after the title. See above. I don't understand what you mean when you say that an item 'buys' at a certain price. This sentence is a huge run-on. Please fix it. Break it up into two or three different sentences. Once again, unnecessary period after the title. Chainbodies does not need an apostrophe and is spelled 'chainbodies'. Unnecessary period in the title. You need a period after the 'e'. Unnecessary slash? Substitute 'got' for 'received'. It sounds better and more professional. Change 'got' to 'received'. Change 'got' to 'received'. Well, those are all the errors that I was able to see. Hope I helped. Nice job on the guide. ~Mole

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I have no idea what items you have to take to the leader. That last clue has me stumped. ~Mole

Same thing here.I loled at my when I found out the second answer.They make it seem hard when its actually very easy. -.- I had actually heard that one before, so it took no time at all to figure it out. The others weren't much harder. ~Mole

I found out tomorrow's contact easily. -.- I knew for sure at the end of the conversation. I haven't been active on Runescape for quite some time, and now that I know who the last contact is, I don't believe I even knew about the contact or the contact's location. Must be pretty new since I stopped really playing. ~Mole

I figured out all the items I needed pretty easily, but the last contact clue was a bit tough. ~Mole

I know who I need to talk to tomorrow. -.- It's quite simple. ~Mole

Why doesn't the Grim Reaper give me a reward? He was the one I was helping in the first place, to get the spider out of the tub. How ungrateful! Not much is too be expected of holiday events and this one lived up to that. The spider maze was a bit of fun, but sixty-four webs was a bit overkill. Now I have another worthless cape to add to my collection. Oh well, it got me back on Runescape for a few minutes. ~Mole

I really like the quest. The puzzles seemed hard at first, but each took a maximum of about 5 minutes for me. Quite simple once you get the hang of them. The event wasnt bad either. Nice job Jagex, creative ideas and decent rewards. ~Mole

Do the Runecrafting Robes give you bonuses outside of the mini game? It doesnt say so in the Mini game guide, and I want to know before I get them. Thanks for any help. ~Mole