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1. Draynor - east of bank - near jail and ham base – Bush – 1 point
2. Piscatoris - Fairy Ring: AKQ - west of fairy ring by the water – Crate – 2 points
3. Elf - at Tirannwan enterance/limestone – Rock – 2 points
4. Elf - south of elf camp – Toadstool – 2 points
5. Rellekka - cow pen – Rock – 1 point
6. Desert - Shanty Pass - running about outside – Cactus - 2 points
7. Desert - south of Nardah - behind agility course – Cactus - 1 points
8. White Wolf Mountain - bottom of mountain on Taverley side – Rock – 1 point
9. Yanille - south wall – Rock – 1 point
10. Ape Atoll - outside city - south of enterance running about near the water and dungeon – Barrel – 2 points
11. Polar bear - East Varrock well - at family crest point (cooking gloves)- 1 point

1. Fally farmyard - at chickens - bush – 1 point
2. McGrubor's Wood. - fairy ring: ALS - bush - 1 point
3. Miscellania, - fairy ring: CIP - at teak trees by the bank - bush - points
4. Wildy - lvl 31 behind Bounty Hunter - rock - 2 points
5. Wildy - Lava Maze - can be viewed from outside the maze on Northern side
6. Lighthouse - near the broken bridge - rock - 1 point
7. Jatizso - in anvil house - bush - 2 points
8. Mos Le’Harmless – on eastern wall (north of the bank) - barrel – 2 point
9. Karamja - shipyard - fairy ring: DKP - south west of shipyard - bush - 1 point
10. Al-Kharid – at duel arena teleport - cactus – 1 point
11. Polar Bear - Rimmington well - 1 point

• 37 Slayer
• 41 Summoning
• 61 Agility
• 64 Ranged
• 64 Mining
• 64 Strength
• 66 Thieving

• Defender of Varrock
• Shades of Mort’ton
• Troll Romance
• The Tale of the Muspah
• Missing my Mummy
• and must have completely restored Senliten to 100%

1. Talk to Ali the Wise.




2. Go to Trollheim mountain - teleport if you can.
3. Go down the mountain and just before the the trolls who throw rocks at you, take the path on your left handside (and go north).
   
4. Walk up the path - where you went for the Desert Treasure quest (don't go through those gates). On the left hand side, you will find a dungeon. Go through there and run run all the way to the end.



5. Exit the cave and then head east to another cave and go inside.
   
6. You will need your pickaxe for this part. Mine your way though the tunnel and collect the 4 tablets, namely: stone, granite, slate and shale
7. Once you get to the end of the tunnel, you will come to a room. Search the bookcases and you will find notes a - j.
8. Go upstairs.
9. You will meet Arrav and he will attack you. He will teleport once you have done some damage to him.


10. Go through the south door and search the tapestry. You will find a brass key and base plans.




11. Go back to Ali the Wise in Nardah.
12. Ali will show you a cut scene explaining the base plans.
13. He will tell you to go back to the mummy (from the previous quest) - the Pharaoh Queen and talk to her.
14. She will give you a canopic jar and tell you to fill it with sacred oil (made in the swamp at Shades of Morton - go to world 77 if you can't buy any on the GE), a ring of life and 3 dwellberries (found in McGrubbers Woods).
15. Go back to Ali the Wise in Nardah.
16. He will show you a cut scene about the base plans.
    
17. He will tell you to go to the dungeon under the Chaos Alter in lvl 11 wildy. You need a grapple and crossbow, the brass key, insulation boots (slayer item) and a remote viewing (use a macaw).
18. Don't bother killing any monsters. Just run all the way until the end where you will see the "human sensors".
19. Go to west room and then enter the pipe. You are now in a tunnel. Run until you get to the end of the tunnel. Ensure that you are wearing your insulation boots.
20. You will see another pipe. Summon your macaw and then use it's remote view. The macaw will ensure that everything is clear and you will appear on the other side.
21. Go to the south room and search the tables - get notes k - z. Pick lock the chest and get a code key - my code was fdbc (it's different for everyone).
22. Go to the steel doors and click on the keypad. Use your arrow keys and move the decoder strips to the letters on the left.
23. Let me explain. Since my code was FDBC, I clicked on the the 1st decoder strip and moved it to "F". A number will show up in the open space on the decoder strip. Put that number in the keypad. Move to your 2nd number and repeat the process. For me, I took my 2nd decoder strip and put it on the "D".
    
24. So, my end result was FDBC = 1602.
25. The door will open for you. Use your grapple on the pipe. You will hop across the sensors to the other side. Take the heart and it will automatically be put into your canopic jar.
    
26. Teleport out of the room and go to Ali the Wise in Nardah.

• 1 Quest Point
• 2,500 Slayer Experience
• 4,000 Summoning Experience
  
• 9,000 Range Experience
• 9,000 Strength Experience
• 9,000 Agility Experience
• 14,000 Thieving Experience
• 30,000 Mining Experience

With the recent disabling of Protect Item prayers on PvP Worlds, a lot of players feel that we had rendered their high-value weapons (godswords and dragon claws, in particular) worthless. While no changes had been made to the weapons themselves, the amount of wealth you had to risk in order to use those weapons was considered prohibitively high.

We obviously don’t want you to feel like your investment is wasted; we appreciate how much work some of you have put into getting those items! But, we also don’t want to undo changes that we feel are good for PKing as whole.

So, we’ve come up with a way of hopefully achieving both goals. Today we are introducing a new type of Bounty World. These ‘+1 item’ worlds still won’t allow you to use the Protect Item prayer, but, instead, everyone will always keep their most valuable item protected.

On these worlds, to gain drop potential you (as usual) have to be risking 75k (or 25k on a free world). Because you always keep your most valuable item on these worlds, this means you have to risk 75k of items in ADDITION to your always-protected item.

This has the following advantages:

a) It still achieves our original intentions of making it harder to gain drop potential and participate in rewarding combat without actually really risking something;

b) It stops high-value weapons being made worthless and still maintains that type of gameplay for people who enjoy it;

c) Conversely, people who feel the new, more powerful weapons unbalanced PKing, without any risk to the wielder, have a different type of world that they can enjoy too.

NOTE - Our ISP issues have meant that world 32, the planned +1 item Bounty World for free players, is not currently available. We sincerely apologise and hope to get this world back online as soon as possible.

Mobilising Armies is a new multiplayer combat minigame, but instead of controlling your avatar you’ll be controlling a whole battalion, deploying your squads with tactical precision and trying to second-guess the intentions of your opponents. There are four different scenarios to play in: Conflict, Siege, Hoard and Rescue. Each presents its own set of challenges, such as building catapults, collecting resources and stealing from your opponents, to name just a few. Don’t worry about finding three other players, though: when you turn up at the command centre the officers will arrange your match for you.

As we all know, war isn’t cheap, so with Mobilising Armies we are introducing a commodity-exchange system. If, after training a skill, you’re left with a lot of commodities that you don’t need yourself (e.g. a surplus of jewellery after training Crafting), you’ll be able to trade them in at the command centre for investment credits, which can then be exchanged for squads and special units, such as cannons, barricades or exploding chinchompas. You can also choose to stake investment credits in an impending battle for a larger payout of reward credits, which can in turn be spent on additional items.

There are a variety of rewards for victorious commanders, including quest kits that let you hold much-needed questing tools in one inventory slot, resource locators that’ll teleport you directly to resources such as mining spots and trees, and “spoils of war”, which are a selection of resources, gold and items that will allow you to train your skills further

Good luck, and enjoy!

Mod Tim, Lead Content Developer, and Mod Maz, Content Developer and Queen of the Squirrels

In other news...

We’ve added the ability for you to make notes. To access this new feature, click on the Notes icon at the bottom-right of the screen. This remarkably simple system enables you to leave up to 30 notes for yourself, each of which can be up to 50 characters long.

On a related note, any invalid player names saved in your Friends/Ignore lists have been marked with a *.

We’ve also moved the Summoning interface’s functionality to the Summoning icon next to the minimap – simply right-click on this icon for all your pet/familiar needs. We’re aware this leaves a blank ‘stone’ on the interface; there is another new feature planned to go in that space.

We've added an alternative sitting position when you rest. You can toggle how you sit by clicking rest again to choose your preferred pose.

Zanik's crossbow can now be used with many more varieties of bolts. It seems that it only used a small selection beforehand.

The filter for the quest list will no longer remove quests you've already started.

Summoning scrolls should no longer interfere with special attack energy replenishing.

You can no longer use fairy rings while you are tele-blocked. This seemed a bit inconsistent with other areas of the game.

You can now take familiars over the bridge towards Zamorak in the God Wars Dungeon, so you don't have to dismiss them and then summon them again after crossing.