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I am level 60 for prayer on one of my rather new accounts. I would love to have a prayer cape on it. Reply if you can help! I just need to get to 99 from level 60.

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Prayer is undeniably one of the most critical skills in pking within Old School, profoundly influencing the outcomes of battles and the strategies employed by skilled players. One of the primary reasons prayer is so vital is its ability to provide significant combat bonuses and protection through various prayers and prayer combinations, effectively enhancing offensive and defensive capabilities in ways that can decisively turn the tide of a fight. For instance, prayers like "Protect from Melee," "Protect from Missiles," and "Protect from Magic" can reduce incoming damage from specific attack styles by 40%, which can be a game-changer when facing opponents who switch between different combat styles to exploit weaknesses. Additionally, prayers like "Smite" can drain the opponent's prayer points when dealing damage, potentially disabling their protection prayers and leaving them vulnerable to full damage from subsequent attacks. The offensive prayers such as "Piety," "Rigour," and "Augury" boost melee, ranged, and magic accuracy and strength, respectively, providing a substantial edge in terms of damage output. Moreover, the use of prayers like "Redemption" can instantly heal a player when their hitpoints fall below 10%, giving them a last-minute lifeline in precarious situations. The strategic management of prayer points, through the use of prayer-restoring items like prayer potions and super restore potions, adds another layer of depth to PKing, as players must balance their offensive and defensive needs while ensuring they don't run out of prayer at a crucial moment. Furthermore, the rapid switching of prayers, often referred to as prayer flicking, allows advanced players to maximize the benefits of their prayers while conserving prayer points, showcasing the skill's complexity and the high level of mastery required to use it effectively in the heat of combat. Overall, prayer is integral to the art of PKing in Old School, shaping the meta and gameplay dynamics in profound ways, making it indispensable for anyone seeking to excel in the competitive and adrenaline-fueled environment of player-versus-player combat.

I really am just starting to run out of ideas and I really can't think of much more to post. I will absolutely keep posting, but it is becoming a bit harder than usual. Since this forum is not active, I can't just post things by answering questions, replying to things, and all of that stuff. I will stay active on these forums forever, but it is just get harder and harder to post as much content as usual. And yes, I know I post a lot, but I will probably stop posting as much. Like instead of doing 15 posts whenever I log on, maybe just 12. I know that isn't going to make much of a difference for anybody, but it will for me. And yes, I know I really have this whole place to myself, but I still want to be helpful. Maybe, there are a few people who come on this site to find answers for questions and they just don't have an account. So yeah, I will keep posting on these forums as long as I live, but maybe just a bit less. Maybe, there will be some days where I post 30 things a day, and maybe there will be some days where I don't post at all. But yeah, thanks for reading, and as always, have an absolutely amazing rest of your day, week, and month! Stay safe out there 'Scapers!

Quests are crucial to early leveling in Old School because they provide a significant boost to a player's progression by granting valuable experience points in various skills, essential items, and access to new areas and game content. Early game quests like "Waterfall Quest," "Vampire Slayer," and "Tree Gnome Village" offer large chunks of experience in combat skills without the need for prolonged grinding, allowing players to quickly increase their combat level. Other quests, such as "Cook's Assistant" and "The Restless Ghost," introduce players to fundamental aspects of the game and provide useful rewards like food and prayer experience. Furthermore, quests unlock critical content and features, such as new transportation methods, training locations, and mini-games, which are vital for efficient progression. Completing quests also helps players familiarize themselves with the game's lore and mechanics, making their journey through OSRS more engaging and rewarding. Overall, quests are indispensable for early leveling in OSRS, offering a balanced mix of experience, resources, and knowledge that sets players up for long-term success.

2010 The first RuneFest took place on August 28, 2010, at the Tobacco Dock in London. 2011 The second RuneFest was held on October 29, 2011, again at the Tobacco Dock. 2012 RuneFest 3 was held on November 2-3, 2012, marking the first two-day event. 2013 RuneFest did not occur in 2013. 2014 RuneFest returned on October 11, 2014, at Tobacco Dock. 2015 The event was held on October 3, 2015, once again at Tobacco Dock. 2016 RuneFest 2016 took place on September 17 at Battersea Evolution in London. 2017 The event was held on September 23, 2017, at the same venue, Battersea Evolution. 2018 RuneFest 2018 occurred on October 5-6 at Farnborough International Exhibition and Conference Centre, featuring the "RuneScape Live" concert. 2019 RuneFest 2019 was held on October 4-5, again at Farnborough International. 2020 Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, RuneFest 2020 was canceled. 2021-2022 RuneFest did not occur in these years, likely due to ongoing pandemic concerns and logistical challenges. 2023 RuneFest 2023 marked a return for the event, although details about the specific dates and activities have varied. RuneFest 2024 was scheduled to take place on September 7-8 at the National Exhibition Centre in Birmingham, UK, but it has faced significant challenges. The event was planned to feature a mix of game reveals, community interactions, and access to the Insomnia Gaming Festival as well. Highlights were expected to include announcements on new RuneScape developments, opportunities to test upcoming content, and interactions with developers and players. Now, RuneFest 2025 will be held in the same location RuneFest 2024 was supposed to be. The dates of it have just recently been released. March 1st and March 2nd. More information is to be released soon by Jagex and the RuneFest Team.

Thank you for at least posting advertisements in the Jobs and Work topic and refraining from posting this kind of content in the OSRS topics. I at least thank you for that. I hope someday you do post some OSRS content. Welcome to the forums by the way.

I know I really have this whole forum to myself, but I would really like to see this forum become more active. I honestly would love to have a small, active community here. It would be so great. If anybody here is a guest, I know it looks bad. Just me and bots posting, but give it a try. Sign up. It's free. Give it a try. Be active for a week or two and just try it. It would be great to see some new members and an active community. I don't know if Theoatrix has abandoned these forums, but they really are great and have lots of potential. So please, just give it a try. And Theoatrix, if you are reading this, please try to revive the amazing forums. Love your content! Thanks, guys! -jomo

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To complete the "Monkey Madness I" quest in Old School RuneScape, you need to have completed the following prerequisite quests: "The Grand Tree" and "Tree Gnome Village." Additionally, you need to have the following skill levels: 43 Prayer, 48 Agility, and 70 Crafting.

To complete the "Fairytale II - Cure a Queen" quest in Old School RuneScape, you need to have completed the following prerequisite quests: "Fairytale I - Growing Pains" and "Lost City." Additionally, you need to have the following skill levels: 49 Farming, 57 Herblore, 40 Thieving, and 40 Crafting. Recommended items include combat gear for low-level enemies, food, potions, teleportation runes, and items specific to the quest's challenges. Start by speaking to Martin the Master Gardener in Draynor Village. He will tell you about Queen Ellamaria's illness and her connection to the Fairy Queen. Your task is to investigate the cause of her illness and find a cure. Travel to Zanaris, the Lost City, and speak to the Fairy Godfather in the Fairy Resistance Hideout. He will provide you with information about the fairy queen's condition and task you with finding various items to create a potion to cure her. You'll need to gather several items including a dramen branch, a magic secateurs, a pink skirt, and some various other potions.

To complete the "Roving Elves" quest in Old School RuneScape, you need to have completed the "Waterfall Quest" and "Regicide" quests. Additionally, you need to have the following skill levels: 56 Agility, 45 Magic, and 40 Ranged. Recommended items include combat gear for melee and ranged, food, potions, teleportation runes, and items specific to the quest's challenges. Start by speaking to Islwyn, located in the Isafdar forest, just north-west of Lletya. He will tell you about his missing friend, Ilfeen, and task you with finding her. Ilfeen is located south of Lletya, near the overpass to the north-east. Once you have located her, return to Islwyn and speak with her to complete the quest.

To complete the "Legends' Quest" in Old School RuneScape, you need to have completed several prerequisite quests: "Family Crest," "Heroes' Quest," "Shield of Arrav," "Lost City," "Merlin's Crystal," "Dragon Slayer I," "Shilo Village," "Jungle Potion," "Druidic Ritual," and "Underground Pass." Additionally, you need to have the following skill levels: 107 Quest Points, 50 Agility, 50 Crafting, 50 Smithing, 50 Strength, 50 Thieving, 50 Woodcutting, and 45 Herblore. Recommended items include combat gear for melee and magic, food, potions, teleportation runes, and items specific to the quest's challenges. Start by speaking to Radimus Erkle in the Legends' Guild. He will task you with proving yourself worthy of the guild by completing a series of challenges and quests that test your skills and determination. First, you'll need to gather ingredients to make a special statuette. This involves venturing into the Kharazi Jungle to collect items like a gilded totem pole top, stone-plaque, gold leaf, and magic roots. The jungle is dense and filled with dangerous creatures, so be prepared for combat encounters and puzzles. Once you've gathered all the required items, return to the Legends' Guild and speak with Radimus Erkle. He'll guide you through the process of assembling the statuette and using it to gain access to the Kharazi Jungle dungeon. Inside the dungeon, you'll face challenging puzzles and enemies. Use your agility, strength, and thieving skills to navigate through traps and obstacles. You'll encounter various guardians and obstacles that test your combat and problem-solving abilities. As you progress through the dungeon, you'll uncover ancient relics and artifacts that are crucial to completing the quest. Use your crafting and smithing skills to restore and assemble these artifacts. Towards the end of the dungeon, you'll face a powerful boss fight that requires all your combat skills and strategic thinking. Defeat the boss and retrieve the final artifact needed to complete the Legends' Quest. Return to Radimus Erkle in the Legends' Guild with the completed artifacts. He'll acknowledge your achievements and officially induct you into the Legends' Guild as a true legend. Your rewards for completing the "Legends' Quest" include 4 Quest Points, access to the Legends' Guild and its amenities (including the Fountain of Rune), the ability to wield dragon square shields, and various experience rewards in combat and other skills. Additionally, you'll gain the respect and admiration of fellow adventurers and NPCs in RuneScape for your heroic deeds and accomplishments.

To complete the "Recipe for Disaster" quest in Old School RuneScape, you need to have completed several prerequisite subquests: "Cook's Assistant," "Fishing Contest," "Goblin Diplomacy," "Big Chompy Bird Hunting," "Murder Mystery," "Nature Spirit," "Priest in Peril," "Animal Magnetism," "Shadow of the Storm," "Demon Slayer," "The Golem," "Shield of Arrav," "Lost City," "Merlin's Crystal," "Dragon Slayer I," "Heroes' Quest," and "Shilo Village." Additionally, you need to have the following skill levels: 70 Cooking, 48 Agility, 50 Mining, 53 Fishing, 53 Thieving, and 25 Farming. Recommended items include combat gear, food, potions, teleportation runes, and items specific to each subquest. Start by speaking to the Cook in Lumbridge Castle. He will inform you that the feast for the Duke's birthday is in jeopardy due to missing ingredients and various culinary crises. Your task is to travel across Gielinor, completing subquests for various NPCs to gather the ingredients and solve their problems. Each subquest involves helping a different character with a unique challenge related to their culinary needs. For example, in "Freeing the Goblin Generals," you must assist the goblins by making them a new type of stew. This requires you to gather specific ingredients and cook them in a special way. Another subquest, "Freeing the Mountain Dwarf," involves helping the dwarves reclaim their secret recipe for the Dwarven Rock Cake. You'll need to navigate through the maze-like tunnels of the Dwarven Mines and solve puzzles to retrieve the recipe. Each subquest has its own set of challenges and rewards. Some involve combat, while others require skill challenges like agility courses or puzzles. Throughout your journey, you'll uncover the sinister plot behind the culinary chaos and work to foil the plans of the Culinaromancer. Once you have completed all the subquests and gathered the necessary ingredients, return to Lumbridge Castle and speak to the Cook. He will prepare the feast for the Duke's birthday, and you'll receive your rewards for completing the "Recipe for Disaster" quest. Your rewards for completing "Recipe for Disaster" include 10 Quest Points, access to the Culinaromancer's Chest for additional rewards, and the ability to wear the Barrows gloves, which are considered best-in-slot gloves for melee combat in the game. Additionally, you'll gain the satisfaction of restoring order to the culinary world of Gielinor and ensuring the success of the Duke's birthday feast.

To complete the "Song of the Elves" quest in Old School RuneScape, you need to have completed several prerequisite quests, including "Mourning's End Part II," "Making History," "Big Chompy Bird Hunting," "Sheep Herder," "Roving Elves," "Waterfall Quest," "Regicide," and "Underground Pass." Additionally, you need to have the following skill levels: 70 Agility, 70 Construction, 70 Farming, 70 Herblore, 70 Hunter, 70 Mining, 70 Smithing, and 70 Woodcutting. Recommended items include combat gear for both melee and ranged, food, potions, teleportation runes, and equipment for various skill challenges. Start by speaking to Lord Iorwerth in the center of Tirannwn. He will inform you of a growing threat and the need to uncover the secrets of the city of Prifddinas. Your mission is to rally the elven clans and prepare for a final confrontation against the corrupt leaders of the city. Travel to various locations across Tirannwn to seek out and rally the support of the elven clans. Each clan will have specific tasks and challenges for you to complete, ranging from solving puzzles to defeating powerful monsters. Use your skills and gather the necessary resources to aid each clan in their preparations for the battle. Along the way, you will need to complete various tasks such as planting seeds, constructing buildings, brewing potions, and crafting items. These tasks will test your agility, construction, farming, herblore, hunter, mining, smithing, and woodcutting skills. Be prepared to navigate through challenging environments and face formidable enemies. As you progress through the quest, you will uncover secrets about the history of Prifddinas and the ancient magic that binds the city. Use your knowledge and skills to uncover hidden passages, solve ancient puzzles, and unlock the gates to Prifddinas. Once you have rallied the support of all the elven clans and completed their tasks, return to Lord Iorwerth in Tirannwn. He will lead you and the elven armies in a final assault on the corrupted leaders of Prifddinas. Prepare for a challenging battle against powerful opponents who will test your combat skills and strategic thinking. In the final battle, use your combat skills and teamwork to defeat the corrupted leaders and restore peace to Prifddinas. Be prepared for multiple phases of the battle, where you will face powerful attacks and dangerous magic. Use food, potions, and prayers to sustain yourself during the battle and protect your allies. Once the corrupted leaders are defeated, a cutscene will play showing the resolution of the quest and the restoration of Prifddinas to its former glory. Return to Lord Iorwerth to report your success and complete the quest. Your rewards for completing "Song of the Elves" include 3 Quest Points, access to Prifddinas and its various amenities (including the Grand Library of Seren), ability to wield the Crystal Armour and Crystal Bow, access to the Zalcano and Gauntlet activities, and various experience rewards in combat and other skills. Additionally, you will gain the satisfaction of restoring peace and harmony to the elven city and ensuring the safety of Tirannwn from future threats.