There are no Prerequisites to Start the Achievement Diary, but there are several needed to Complete them, see below for the full details. To start the task, you must speak to Explorer Jack in the building next to the General Store, north of Lumbridge Castle. Talk wih him, and ask about the Diary, and in the Achievement Diaries Tab (Click the Green Icon on the Quests Tab), Lumbridge/Draynor will be updated, and turn yellow.

If you are not sure of how to get to Lumbridge, you can always look on the World Map - next to your Mini-map, there is a little Globe icon. Click that will bring up the World Map, centred on your position. Zoom out, and when you find Lumbridge, attempt to follow the road to the Castle. If it is a long distance, you can use your Home Teleport, or cast Teleport to Lumbridge. If you have neither of those options available to you, then if you have a Charged Amulet of Glory, you can Teleport to Al Kharid, or Draynor. If you know of any other ways, then really you are good enough to work it out on your own, and don’t need help in finding Lumbridge. If you can do none of these things, then either start walking back to Lumbridge, or wait out the time remaining until you can cast Home Teleport once again.

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Lumbridge is the city at the heart of Runescape. In this medieval city, players can find a multitude of tutors, shops, quests, monsters, and fun. Lumbridge is the only city that requires no runes or magic experience to transport to. It is also a social center of the game. Truly, every player should get familiar with Lumbridge to get the most out of their Runescape experience.

The most prominent feature of Lumbridge is its castle. Players will return to the courtyard of the castle if they die. Inside the castle, there are many decorative rooms. There is also the kitchen, which has the castle cook. Players can start the Cook’s Assistant quest after speaking to the cook. On the table, there are bowl and pot respawns. There is also a sink and a special oven that reduces the chances of burning food. In the kitchen, there is a trapdoor that leads to the cellar of the castle. There are several spiders and a sink. There are also respawns of leather boots, knives, buckets, jugs, and cabbage.

Outside the kitchen is a staircase leading to the upper floors with a mind rune respawn at the base; on the other side of the castle, there is another staircase with a bronze arrow respawn. These staircases lead to the second floor, where there is a room with the crafting tutor. In this room, there is also a spinning wheel and a knife respawn. On the top floor is the bank, where the teller can explain to new players the fiduciary system in Runescape.

There are many features outside of the castle as well. Around the town, there are different shops and tutors. There is a general store, where players can buy or sell pots, jugs, shears, and other basic supplies for the game. A nearby building houses the melee, magic, and ranging tutors. Each tutor gives training supplies, which can be replenished every thirty minutes. The mining and woodcutting tutors are both located nearby.

There are two bridges leading across Lumbridge’s river. There is a long path littered with goblins and spiders. On the side of the path is a field full of cows and, further on, fields of wheat, potatoes, and cabbage. Directly across from the castle is the gate to Al-Kharid. All players can cross through the gate, but it costs ten coins, or is free to hose who have completed the Princess Ali Rescue quest. There are also several fishing spots on the river.

Across the river to the south side of town, there are more buildings. First is the chapel, where players can start the Restless Ghost quest, talk to the prayer tutor, and pray to renew their prayer points at the altar. There is also an adjacent graveyard, which is important in the Restless Ghost quest. On the other side of the street is the cooking tutor. There is also a shop which sells axes and repairs armor.

To the south of the graveyard is the Lumbridge Swamp. There are various giant rats and goblins further in, but they generally stay away from the path. The swamp has both the fishing and the mining tutors. The fishing tutor is along the bank, and nearby are several fishing spots and a net respawn. Further on is the mining tutor and a few rocks that players can mine for copper and iron. There is also another mining spot to the west with higher-level ores.

In the middle of the swamp is the water rune altar, which can be used to craft water runes with level-5 runecrafting ability. This requires a water talisman or tiara and rune essence. There is also an isolated house where Father Urhney lives, which is important to the Restless Ghost quest.

Lumbridge is a center of activity. With so many tutors, shops, quests, monsters, and adventures, getting to know the city is very beneficial to a player’s overall game and more than worthwhile.

Orignal Sorce from:http://www.bukisa.com/articles/125353_runescape-guide-to-lumbridge

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Like many online role playing games, Runescape celebrates real-world holidays in their fictional, magical world of monsters, magic, and heroes. Halloween is no exception. During the Halloween holiday season, players have a few unique quests and events you can participate in. But you have to hurry—once the ghouls and goblins have completed their trick or treating on Halloween, the quests and many of their rewards are gone for another year.

Maggie the Witch
Maggie the traveling witch starts the main Halloween quests, Swept Away and trick or treating. Maggie is located north of Rimmington, and players will find her with her two oxen, Norman and Babe. However, her oxen are sick, and Maggie has to stay with them to nurse them back to health. This means she can’t complete either her magical potion or go trick or treating! Runescape members, however, can help her complete both tasks and in the process gain some very nice rewards.

The Swept Away Quest
The Swept Away quest involves helping Maggie complete her magic potion by visiting three of her friend and getting her magic broom enchanted. This isn’t as simple as simply visiting the three, of course. Instead, players must solve a puzzle for each witch before she will enchant the broom. The three witches are Hetty of Rimmington, Betty of Port Sarim, and Aggie of Draynor.

The first step is to visit Hetty in Rimmington. Hetty’s enchantment involves rubbing her special ointment on the broom, but Hetty is out of ointment and can’t make more without some newt. She has some in her basement, which she asked the player to get. Down in the basement, players encounter Gus the Ghoul. He was delivering Hetty’s new supplies, but he got the labels all mixed up. One box contains only newts, one contains only toads, and one contains both. Players must figure out which is which so that Hetty can make the ointment.

All three boxes are mislabeled—players must change the label on each one. Fortunately, Gus will be able to tell players if they’ve made a mistake, and since there are only three options, even just guessing will work eventually. Once the boxes are correctly labeled, players receive the broom ointment from Hetty.

Betty, the witch of Port Sarim, sends players to her basement to meet Lottie. Lottie is trying to get Betty’s magic wand, but it’s locked in a treasure chest that’s guarded by a number of creatures. Before the player can get to the chest, they have to put the creatures in the correct cage. There are six animals to rearrange, and Lottie provides players with a slate that shows where each animal is, making it somewhat easier. One thing to remember, though, is that animals can only be moved to an adjacent cage, and a cage can only hold one animal at a time. Once all of the animals are in the correct cage, the player received Betty’s wand, which she then uses to enchant the broom.

The final witch is Aggie of Draynor. She can only enchant the broomstick in her magical place, but that place is currently covered in sand. The player must sweep the sand away from the magical lines so that they form four different triangles. There are several ways of accomplishing this, and trial and error work just as well as any other method. Once the triangles are revealed, players receive the final enchantment and can return to Maggie.

Maggie can then finish up her Goulash. Once it’s done, she offers some to the player, who receives experience towards a skill. Players can eat the Goulash ten times.

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There is absolutely no direct way of hacking into RuneScape to change your stats, gold or items.

Cheating in RuneScape simply means macroing or autoing, giving you automated skill training.

you can sleep, eat, watch tv,or watch the game while its automaticaly fighting a monster! this is how all the high lvls got to 126 cuz of my autofighter!

SCAR with SRL is the only legitimate macro for Runescape. It is fully undetectable as it is a color clicker and does not modify the Runescape client in any way.

SCAR and SRL have many dedicated communites that make SCAR and SRL scripts. These include autofighters, autominers, autofishers, autocrafters, autofletchers, autorunescrafters and anything else you can think of.

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there has been runescape private servers since over 5 years now lol. And moparscape, the site that provide the tools for you to make your own server asked permission to Jagex for the programs. people figured out how to copy RuneScape’s server code and now there’s Private Servers everywhere on the web, all offering their own spin on the game. The legality of these servers is questionable (JAGeX have, in fact, closed many of them down on claims that they steal Copyrighted Code), but the fact is, they’re here to stay.

If you were to be looking for a Runescape private server, you would come across some adds such as “Have any item in the game. Train your stats fast. No lag. Up 24/7.” or “Runescape server, massive drop parties, max cb, max stat, great exp, and lots of fun! Free cheats, Runescape bots, exploits!!!” and even “Custom Items And Mounts, Instant lvl 126, all skill lvl 99, new quests, change any npc u want, over 10,000 players playing each day!”

Now, I’m sure you are wondering, if you have every item in the game, you are an instant lvl 126 with lvl 99 stats, what’s the point? Well, one reason people play these is because they can do what they have always wanted to. They can wield full dragon, they can kill the best monster in the game, and they can do practically anything they want because of their 99 skills. Although, these are really no good for fighting, as you would be a perfect match for another person.

Moparscape Servers are Private Servers which are not run by Jagex, but by players of Runescape who have created their own ‘Runescape’ Servers using Runescape as their starting base when they download moparscape. Users of private servers like Moparscape have more flexibility and game play options than on the official Runescape servers; examples given would be that users can set their levels by typing in client side commands different to every server and get them up almost instantaneously depending on the codes. You also do not need an IP or to register to play and just click ‘Start Server’ will let you get in to Moparscape Servers straight away.

Moparscape servers serve as a haven of freedom to players who like a walk on the wild side when playing games and don’t want to be hampered by rules of game play with the fact that Moparscape itself is illegal by breaking Jagex’s copyright of Runescape. Moparscape servers also provide an alternative to Runescape players who might have been temporarily or permanently banned from their Runescape accounts but who still want to play Runescape. Private Servers like Hybridscape (which are built into Moparscape) also draw players who want to have some fun with doing weird stuff like walking through walls in Runescape, and many a player has had fun taking screenshots of themselves in Moparscape Servers with items like full dragon, and every party hat in or not in existence.

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Construction is a flexible members-only skill that allows players to build their very own house, and add items such as chairs, tables, decoration etc to it. Items can be sold to fellow players. Constructing your house is not only fun and easy, but is also beneficial to many other skills.

Construction is by far the most expensive skill in RuneScape. If you want to start training this skill, you should have more than 500K, but for the more serious trainers, millions of GP is advised.If you want to get max 99 construction, you better be have approximately 100m.

Power leveling is very easy at construction but it’s very expensive which is in fact for almost every way of construction. You can place and remove the items, when you’re level 17 you can use a workbench it’s it’s faster.

Lvl 1 to 15

This will need around 100 planks and 300 nails.
Make Crude wooden chairs up to lvl 4.
On lvl 4 make Wooden bookcases to lvl 15

Lvl 15 to 33

This will need around 300 oak planks,
Make repair benches up to lvl 22.
At lvl 22 make Oak dining tables up to lvl 31.
At lvl 31 make Carved oak tables up to lvl 33.

Players can train their Construction by:

1)Making oak larders :The Oak larder is a piece of furniture that can be built in the Kitchen of a player-owned house with the Construction skill. Players can withdraw tea, buckets of milk, eggs, and pots of flour from this larder.

2)Making oak doors

3)Normal Logs are obtained from trees, dead trees, and Evergreens. The trees are very common in the game, but each tree produces a single log. Trees take nearly a minute to respawn, making efficient gathering difficult due to constantly moving. Normal logs are used to train Firemaking. RuneScape members use logs to power level fletching or to make planks for training construction. Normal logs are in moderate demand in RuneScape and sell on the grand exchange most days.

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For all of you that play runescape you might think that skilling is very boring especially fletching. ok now teach you how to fletch easily.

Put your knife in your 1st inventory slot And your logs in 1st bank slot and if you have bow strings , put them in your 2nd bank slot

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Training in Runescape can mean either gaining higher combat levels, or gaining higher skill levels.

While all Runescape players have trained at least once in their Runescape life. Whether it is killing men in lumbridge or going one on one with greater demons in the wilderness, it’s still considered training. This guide will hopefully allow you to choose the most efficient way to train and maybe earn some spare gold while you are at it.

Training in combat: If you want the maximum experience, you want to kill a monster with higher Health Points that will not hit you as often. This way, you can hit them as much as possible without using a bunch of expensive food. Just because a monster gives nice items, does not mean it is going to give great experience. If you are going to train your combat, items have no play. Save up your food before you begin to train, that way you do not have to break your killing spree and go off to fish or buy food.

It makes it go a whole lot smoother if you have more food in the bank than you think you will need. Training against a monster that is aggressive and will attack a person of your level, without another thought, is very helpful because you will not have to click on another monster over and over to attack it. Different weapons will do different damage to different monsters so choose your weapon wisely. Remember this, while a Ruby Amulet might make you hit harder, it does not make you hit faster.

Try using a diamond or dragon amulet even tough they are quite expensive. Try to choose a monster that is not too strong for you. Dragons usually have a very high defense, which means they are not good for experience. The highest level a monster should be is around the same as your combat level, but not higher. That will only increase the time that you will fight them and you will not get as much experience. Even more so, it will lower your food supply very quickly.

Firemaking: Cut tons of logs (or buy them) and save them in the bank, before you even start training firemaking. This way you will not have to keep on cutting and burning. Begin firemaking near a bank like Draynor or Edgeville. Burn logs, then get more logs from the bank, and so on and so forth. Firemaking, like all skills on Runescape, takes a lot of patience and commitment. You will not get the 10 levels a day you want unless your firemaking is very low! You will probably want to try burning for only 2 hours or so a day so that you don’t lose hope.

Prayer: Bury every single bone you see. If you do not want to spend the money to buy the bones, you will have to get them yourself. A good spot is in the wilderness, there are quite a few big bone spawns that comes again quickly. The Mort Myre swamp, home of the Ghasts, is another prime place. The Ghasts give 30-prayer experience each; they have 45 hits, which add up to about 180 experiences to your chosen skill, so they are good for both.

Woodcutting: A good trick would be to cut a huge load of willows. The trees south of Draynor bank are really fast experience. Obviously, use the best hatchet you can. Try not to burn/fletch the logs as you get them, as it slows you down. So just, chop a load full, bank them, and repeat. You can go up levels really fast like this. At around 70, move on to yews. Repeat the process of the willows.

Runescape Training involves different methods per different skills. I have named only a couple of the skills.Training is pretty much the same either way; you just continue using that skill until you gain a level. Thus, you are training. Good luck in the wonderful world of Runescape.

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What is the Cabbage?Cabbage is rumored to be a good way to make money.But if you are a free to play member, I am sure you have realized that it is not as easy for non-members to make money. Members have all the great stuff to sell. This does not mean you CAN’T make money if you’re not a pay to play member. It simply means that it is harder. Although there are only a few good ways, this does not mean that there are none.
Personally, I do not believe that it is. Most say there are three easy steps to making money with cabbages. This is not true. There are really 5, and these are:

1. Head on over to the cabbage patch by the Draynor Manor

2. Pick as many cabbages as you can
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3. Bank them at the Draynor Bank

4. Repeat 1-3 until you have a lot of cabbages

5. Sell them on the Grand Exchange

Supposedly, the cabbages from Draynor are worth more than others, I am not sure, but I doubt it. In addition, it takes a long time for them to sell. I tested this theory and I only gained around 150 gp. It was defiantly one of the slowest sells I have done on the Grand Exchange. If you are serious about doing this, I would suggest doing the Lumbridge/Draynor development diary so that you can teleport to the runescape cabbage patch using the ring.

Honestly, I think the cabbage method is a waste of time. If you spent that time fishing, you could make three to four times the amount of money. There are NO instant ways to make money. Unless you have an item of value already and sell it. If you are looking for some super fast and easy way to make millions, then you will be searching for a long time. I have played Runescape for years and have not found a single method that is instant. There are, however, plenty of ways to make money that are not instant. Most you need a high skill level to do though. That’s why you should decide what you want to do, then focus on building the levels on it. Once you reach a high enough level, you can begin raking in the cash. ALWAYS save the items, you get while you’re training. Even if you only get 100 gp for something, that’s 100 gp richer than you were.

If you are training your mining, and you are buying the pickaxes as you level up, save them. Once you reach the Rune Pickaxe, you can sell all of your older pickaxes and get some money back. In addition, save the ore you mine. You would be surprised how much money you could get.

Alright, just to say, it is a very slow way. You could make more money by mining clay. Thats 2.7k per inventory, which is ok if you’re just starting off. Truthfully, the best way to get money is by raising up your levels. The higher the levels, the more items you can get from that skill, therefore you can get those items faster, and get different items that are worth different ammounts.

The two most important skills are woodcutting and fishing. It only took me 3 days to get to lvl 60 wc so I could cut yews. (I was only 59 on the second day, had to go to bed). Fishing, though I absolutely hate it, is a good way to make money. I think that one yew log is worth more than one lobby or one swordie, but cutting yews is much slower. So, if you want to make money, please, just raise up your levels and it will be so much easier to make money without having to “merch” which requires you to already have money.

Runescape starts you out with a bronze hatchet for cutting trees. You can sell the logs you get but only for money to get different hatchets. However, once you are at a rune hatchet, you won’t have to worry about getting money for hatchets anymore, since you already have the second-to-best one, (the best one is members only). For fishing, you can talk to the fishing tutor.

If you walk out of lumbridge castle’s “front yard” then head south until you’re at a graveyard, go into the grave yard and take the opening south and continue to go south until you find the fishing tutor. I believe he has two buckets filled with trout by him. Hope the comment cleared up a few things for you all.

So there you have it. The complete guide on how to make money with cabbages. It is a very simple method to make money with, and as such, you do not get as much money. Not that it’s completely bad, some people swear by it. It’s just about finding the right method for you. Once you find the method that fits you, the money will start pouring in. My method is fishing, it is just so fun, and the people are very friendly.Thanks for reading! Happy Playing!

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