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Types of Vegetation

There are different types of vegetation within the world of RuneScape and not all of them can be chopped down using a hatchet. Some will need to be trimmed back with machetes. You will receive logs, bark or a thatching spar when you have successfully cut down a tree or jungle growth.

To cut down the teak or mahogany trees on Karamja you will need to earn trading sticks. This can be done in Tai Bwo Wannai Clean-Up.

Vegetation

Level Required

Members’ Tree

Cut With

Image of Log/Bark/Spar

Members’ Item

Experience Gained

Location

Normal tree 1 No Hatchet Logs No 25 Throughout RuneScape

Evergreen tree 1 No Hatchet Logs No 25 Throughout RuneScape

Achey tree 1 Yes Hatchet Achey logs Yes 25 East of the Feldip Hills

Dead tree 1 No Hatchet Logs No 25 Wilderness
Goblin Village

Light jungle 10 Yes Machete Thatch spar light Yes 32 Karamja, around Tai Bwo Wannai

Oak tree 15 No Hatchet Oak logs No 37.5 Draynor Village
South of Varrock

Medium jungle 20 Yes Machete Thatch spar med Yes 55 Karamja, around Tai Bwo Wannai

Willow tree 30 No Hatchet Willow logs No 67.5 Can be found by water.
North-east of Lumbridge Castle
South-west of Draynor Village bank
North of Seers’ Village bank

Dense jungle 35 Yes Machete Thatch spar dense Yes 80 Karamja, around Tai Bwo Wannai

Teak tree 35 Yes Hatchet Teak logs Yes 85 Karamja, around Tai Bwo Wannai

Maple tree 45 No Hatchet Maple logs No 100 North of Seers’ Village bank
West of the Legends’ Guild
North of McGrubor’s Wood, above the Farming patch
North of Seers’ Village, west of Sinclair Mansion
Daemonheim woodcutting island

Hollow tree 45 Yes Hatchet Hollow bark Yes 82.5/357.7* Mort Myre Swamp, between Canifis and the Hollows

Mahogany tree 50 Yes Hatchet Mahogany logs Yes 125 Karamja, north-east of Tai Bwo Wannai

Arctic pine 54 Yes Hatchet Arctic pine logs Yes 140.2 Neitiznot

Eucalyptus 58 Yes Hatchet Eucalyptus logs Yes 165 Oo’glog

Yew tree 60 No Hatchet Yew logs No 175 North of Varrock Palace
South of Falador
North of Rimmington
South of Edgeville bank
Between Draynor Village and Lumbridge
In the cemetery in Seers’ Village
West of Catherby, south of the beehives
South-east corner of Tree Gnome Stronghold
Outside the altar in Varrock

Ivy 68 Yes Hatchet None N/A 332.5 North wall of Varrock Palace
South-east outer wall of Varrock Palace
North side of the north wall of Falador
South side of the south wall of Falador
South-east of Taverley
East wall of East Ardougne church
North side of the north wall of Yanille
South wall of Castle Wars

Magic tree 75 Yes Hatchet Magic logs Yes 250 South of Seers’ Village
South of the Sorcerer’s Tower
Tree Gnome stronghold
On east side of the Mage Training Arena
South-west of Lletya

The Blisterwood Tree 76 Yes Hatchet Blisterwood logs Yes 200 Darkmeyer arboretum (after The Branches of Darkmeyer)

Curly root^ 83 Yes Hatchet Curly root Yes 80.8 Jadinko Lair

Straight root^ 83 Yes Hatchet Straight root (cut) Yes 80.8 Jadinko Lair

Mutated root 83 Yes Hatchet Mutated root (cut) Yes 140.0 Jadinko Lair

* A successful cut on a hollow tree will net 82.5 Woodcutting xp. If you receive a piece of bark with your cut, you will instead receive 357.7 Woodcutting xp.
^ You will gain four roots from each completely cut root. The jade roots require you to cut them twice in a row to get any roots.

Introduction

Chopping down a tree One of the simplest ways in which people make a living in RuneScape, is by cutting down trees. The Woodcutting skill can benefit you in many ways, many of which involves using your logs for Firemaking, or members can use them to fletch items.

To chop down a tree, just click on one and select ‘Chop down tree’. If you have a hatchet in your inventory and a sufficient Woodcutting level, you will attempt to chop down the tree. Although Woodcutting is not a members’ skill, some items that can be cut using this skill require member status.

This symbol indicates the location of the rarer trees on your maps.

Tools

Woodcutters need to be familiar with the tools of their trade. In RuneScape there are two types of tools used.

The most common Woodcutting tool is the hatchet. The other tool for this purpose is the machete. Hatchets are used to chop down the different types of trees found throughout RuneScape, whereas machetes are used to hack away at light, medium and dense jungle mainly during the Tai Bwo Wannai Clean-Up.

Note: The better the quality of your Woodcutting hatchet or machete, the quicker you will be able to cut logs from trees, this also applies to the dragon hatchet, which has a faster Woodcutting speed than rune hatchets.

Obtaining Hatchets

Below is a table that shows the types of Woodcutting hatchets available.

Tool
Levels
required
Obtained from
Bronze hatchet 1

Stuck in a tree stump in the chicken pen, south-east of the Lumbridge windmill.

Bought from Bob’s Brilliant Axes in Lumbridge

You can make one using the Smithing skill.

Iron hatchet 1

Bought from Bob’s Brilliant Axes in Lumbridge

You can make one using the Smithing skill.

Steel hatchet 6

Bought from Bob’s Brilliant Axes in Lumbridge

You can make one using the Smithing skill.

Black hatchet 6

Dropped by black demons and the King Black Dragon.

Bought from other players.

Mithril hatchet 21

You can make one using the Smithing skill.

Adamant hatchet 31

You can make one using the Smithing skill.

Rune hatchet 41

You can make one using the Smithing skill.

Dragon hatchet (m) 61

Dropped by the Dagannoth Kings beneath Waterbirth Island.

Inferno Adze (m)* 61

Reward for maintaining the beacon network.

* Note that there is a good chance that logs you cut from trees will burst into flame if they are cut using the Inferno Adze. If you keep it in your inventory instead of wielding it, however, you will always use another Woodcutting hatchet if you have one available.

Machetes - Members Only

Machetes can be obtained in either of the following ways:

Bought from Gabooty using the local currency, trading sticks.

They can be made if you bring the raw materials to Safta Doctor. He will make the machete for a lower price than Gabooty.

Normal machetes can be obtained from the following places:

You can buy it from the store north west of Tai Bwo Wanna.

You can buy it from the store in Shilo Village.

Below is a table that shows the types of machetes available.

Tool

Level Required

Machete None
Opal machete None
Jade machete None
Red topaz machete None

Machetes do not require a specific level to wield, but level 10 Woodcutting is required to chop light jungle, level 20 to chop medium jungle and level 35 to chop dense jungle.

Elegant masters of the air, falcons have been tamed in some corners of the RuneScape world for the purpose of sport and hunting. Often used by wealthy merchants on their trips near the Piscatoris Fishing Colony, these beautiful birds of prey will bring down even the speediest of kebbit.

To have a go with the falcon, you will need to pay its owner for the privilege. Matthias, the falconry area owner near Piscatoris, will let you have a go for a princely 500gp, for as long a period as you feel necessary. You will also need to be level 43 or higher in Hunter to be trusted with his falcons.

When holding the bird, left-click on one of the kebbits to the north of its enclosure to cause the falcon to fly speedily towards it and hold it down with its talons. A swift walk to the falcon and downed kebbit will produce pelts that can be used to create lightweight clothing for furthering non-Hunter skills.

Falconry Locations

This way to the falconry area Matthias and his falconry area lie far away from the bustling centres of RuneScape, past the Gnome Stronghold and near the Piscatoris Hunter Area. His prized falcons are available for a price, and only to those he feels are skilled enough to handle them - which is level 43 in the Hunter skill. None may take his falcons from the falconry area, however.

Falconry Creatures

Creature

Levels
Required

Experience Gained

Hunter reward

Notes

Location

Spotted kebbit 43 104 Bones, spotted kebbit fur Fur can be made into spotted capes. Falconry Area

Dark kebbit
57 132 Bones, dark kebbit fur Fur can be made into gloves of silence. Falconry Area

Dashing kebbit 69 156 Bones, dashing kebbit fur Fur can be made into spottier capes. Falconry Area

Falconry Rewards

The lightweight fur of the falcon’s targets enable them to recover energy quickly, and the same goes for you when you make the spotted kebbit and dashing kebbit into useful items. The dark kebbit’s fur can also be made into lightweight gloves for the purposes of pickpocketing. The fancy-dress store owner in Varrock (see ‘Tracking’ above for a map of his position) can make you these items for a price.

Item

Levels required to wear item

Uses

Spotted cape 40 Your weight is reduced while wearing this item.

Gloves of Silence* 54 Your chances of being successful at pickpocketing are increased. If you are caught pickpocketing too often then the gloves degrade.

Spottier cape 66 Your weight is greatly reduced while wearing this item.

* Gloves of silence are damaged when you are caught pickpocketing, but they can be repaired. To check the state of your gloves, right-click on them and select ‘Inspect’. If you’d like to fix them up a bit, use some more dark kebbit fur on them while you have a needle, thread and a knife in your inventory. This will restore them fully, although you must have a Crafting level of 64 to repair gloves of silence.

Box Trapping

Setting a box trap in the undergrowth Box trapping is perfect for trapping small creatures alive, and suits those animals that could be useful to you. This method allows you to trap ferrets, penguins, pawya, grenwalls and the notorious chinchompa; a critter that can be later used as a form of ranged explosive.

To begin, you must first buy a box trap from a Hunter store. Next, you have a simple choice: complete the Eagles’ Peak quest, which will allow you to trap ferrets at level 27, or raise your level to 53 and trap chinchompas.

When box trapping, the first task is to lay the box near a clutch of box trap animals and then open it up, ready for catching the chosen creature. It is wise not to lay the trap and move away quickly, as the trap will not be properly set. Once opened it is possible to bait the trap - chinchompas love spicy mincemeat and spicy tomato (see Hunter - FAQ for how to make these dishes) the ferret loves raw meat, pawya adore papaya and the grenwall enjoys little more than raw pawya - and move away, awaiting the curious creature to walk inside.

It is advised that you visit the Piscatoris Hunter area to start box trapping - if doing so without completing Eagles’ Peak - as the chinchompa here are of a lower level than the red chinchompa of the Feldip Jungle.

This trap can be smoked with a torch to remove your scent, increasing your chance of success when box trapping. To do so you will need a torch, bought from the Hunter stores of Yanille and Nardah, and a Hunter level of 39 or above. Lighting the torch and using it on a set-up box trap will greatly increase the chance of snagging yourself a reward.

Additionally, being camouflaged will help to remove your scent and make you blend in to your surroundings; when in the correct area, of course. Wearing suitable camouflage gear, garnered from the fur of tracking and pitfall creatures and made into costume sets by the fancy dress shop owner in Varrock, will make it more likely that you are successful when box trapping. A complete set of the suitable gear (woodland camo-top and camo-trousers when in woodland, for example) will increase those chances even further. Note, though, that the pawya and grenwall are suffused with the magic of Isafdar and, as such, see through such simple ruses as camouflage.

A warning before you embark on box trapping adventures, though; attack the chinchompa at your peril! Once the killing blow has been dealt then the chinchompa will explode, causing you damage.

Only so many box traps can be laid at one point, depending on your Hunter level:

Hunter level Maximum Traps
27 - 39 Two traps at a time
40 - 59 Three traps at a time
60 - 79 Four traps at a time
80 - 99 Five traps at a time

If you have reached your maximum number of traps then one will have to be dismantled before another can be laid. It is also possible to wait for a trap to dismantle itself, which will happen after a length of time.

Box Trapping Locations

For maps and detailed locations of the tracking creatures for Hunter, visit the Hunter - Locations page.

Box trap creatures can be found at the following Hunter areas around RuneScape: the chinchompa and the ferret at the Piscatoris Hunter area, just north of the Gnome Stronghold; the red chinchompa in the Feldip Jungle, just south of the Feldip Hills and Gu’Tanoth; and the pawya and grenwall in a variety of locations around Isafdar.

It is also possible to use the Herblore Habitat of Karamja to trap jadinkos using the marasamaw plant trap: a naturally growing box trap. To trap these creatures, you will need to first attract them to the ecosystem, which will require a high Farming level.

Boxtrapping Creatures

Creature

Level
Required

Experience Gained

Hunter reward

Notes

Location

Ferret 27 115 Ferret Baited with raw meat. Used when rabbit snaring. Piscatoris Hunter area

Chinchompa 53 198 Chinchompa Baited with spiced chopped tomatoes. Can be used as Ranged weapon. Piscatoris Hunter area

Penguin (polar) 56 150 Penguin Baited with raw cod. KGP agents can be handed over to Jim the polar bear for extra experience. Iceberg Hunter area

Red chinchompa 63 265 Red chinchompa Baited with spiced minced meat. Can be used as Ranged weapon. Feldip Hunter area

Pawya 66 400 Raw pawya meat
Bones Baited with papaya. Isafdar

Grenwall 77 1100 Grenwall spikes
Bones Baited with raw pawya meat. Isafdar

Box Trapping Rewards

Chinchompas, those combustible little rodents, come in two varieties: normal and red. Once equipped, with the suitable Ranged level, these creatures can then be thrown at targets for a one-time explosion. They can also be stacked in your inventory.

Creature Required
Level Ranged Bonus Location

Chinchompa 45 + 45 Woodland Hunting Training Area

Red chinchompa 55 + 70 Jungle Hunting Training Area

The chinchompas have three different attack styles: short, medium and long. These determine the length of fuse, so a ‘long fuse’ attack style will have more chance of success at long distances, and so forth. This makes using the chinchompa quite a tactical choice, with a user having to shift attack styles according to their approach.

The ferret, lithe and vicious, is an ideal and reusable Hunter aid for snaring rabbits. It is best to use the ferret on a rabbit hole with a rabbit snare laid in anticipation.

Pawya meat can be used to trap grenwalls. Aside from the hefty experience earned by catching these wary creatures, the spikes that grenwalls drop can be used with feathers to make headless arrows. Pawya are also known to occasionally drop papaya seeds, and grenwalls sometimes drop a variety of herbs or pawya meat.

The deadfall trap uses a well-propped boulder to catch a creature. This method can only be used on particularly stupid targets, and as such, are only available for use on particularly stupid kebbits. Penguins, which can be caught after completing Hunt for Red Raktuber, are smarter than kebbits, and will nimbly dodge out of the way, avoiding death but trapping a foot.

You can ‘Set-trap boulder’ while holding any form of log and a knife in your inventory. Propping the boulder will cause you to lose your log (dismantling the trap will not get the log back).

It is then time to step as far away from the trap as possible, perhaps even standing behind an obstacle to get optimum effects. Any creature that knocks the prop will have an unfortunate demise (except for penguins, as noted above), leaving rewards for your use.

Deadfall prey will be drawn to the trap by specific baits. See below in the creature’s table to see what bait suits which kebbit.

This trap can be smoked with a torch to remove your scent, increasing your chance of success when deadfalling. To do so you will need a torch, bought from the Hunter stores of Yanille and Nardah, and a Hunter level of 39 or above. Lighting the torch and using it on a set-up deadfall trap will greatly increase the chance of snagging yourself a reward.

Additionally, being camouflaged will help to remove your scent and make you blend in to your surroundings; when in the correct area, of course. Wearing suitable camouflage gear, garnered from the fur of tracking and pitfall creatures and made into costume sets by the fancy dress shop owner in Varrock, will make it more likely that you are successful when deadfalling. A complete set of the suitable gear (woodland camo-top and camo-trousers when in woodland, for example) will increase those chances even further.

Deadfall Locations

For maps and detailed locations of the deadfall creatures for Hunter, visit the Hunter - Locations page.

Deadfall creatures can be found at the following Hunter areas around RuneScape: sabretooth kebbit at the Rellekka and Trollweiss Hunter area, north of Rellekka; the wild and prickly kebbit at the Piscatoris Hunter area, just north of the Gnome Stronghold; and the barbtailed kebbit in the Feldip Jungle, just south of the Feldip Hills and Gu’Tanoth. The penguin can only be tracked if you have completed Hunt for Red Raktuber, and only on the Iceberg Hunter area.

Deadfall Creatures

Creature

Levels Required

Experience Gained

Hunter reward

Bait

Notes

Location

Wild kebbit 23 128 Bones, kebbit claws Raw meat Kebbit claws can be used to make spiked vambraces. Piscatoris Hunter area

Barbtailed kebbit 33 168 Bones, barbtailed harpoon Raw rainbow fish The barbtailed harpoon can be equipped and used as a normal harpoon. Feldip Hunter area

Prickly kebbit 37 204 Bones, kebbit spike Barley A kebbit spike can be used to make bolts for the Hunters’ Crossbow. Piscatoris Hunter area

Penguin (polar) 51 210 Penguin Raw cod KGP agents can be handed over to Jim the polar bear for extra experience. Iceberg Hunter area

Sabretooth kebbit 51 200 Bones, kebbit teeth Raw meat Kebbit teeth can be ground using a pestle and mortar to make a Hunter potion. Trollweiss Hunter area

Deadfall creature Rewards

The kebbit rewards that you get from deadfalling have a variety of uses, all of which can help train your other skills.

The wild kebbit provides kebbit claws which can be used, with level 32 Crafting, to make spiked vambraces. These give a slight +2 bonus to your Strength, but can only be added to leather and dragonhide vambraces.

The barbtailed kebbit will provide a barbtailed harpoon which can be wielded, meaning that fishers can free up one more inventory space for their harpooned catches!

The prickly kebbit provides spikes to be made into kebbit bolts for use with the Hunters’ crossbow. These bolts cannot be poisoned or enchanted, but are invaluable as the only ammunition for the Hunters’ crossbow. See the Hunter - Extra Features page for more information about the Hunters’ crossbow.

The sabretooth kebbit provides kebbit teeth, which can be crushed using a pestle and mortar to make kebbit teeth dust, which in turn can be mixed with avantoe to make a Hunters’ potion.

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There are in fact a lot of ways to make money on Runescape as a F2P account, but many of them are time-consuming to be able to start doing, below I’ve listed skills and tactics to be able to make runescape money.

Combat

Fighting high level enemies means you can get high value drop, my personal favourite is the cockroach soldier in the stronghold of security, but I recommend being around level 70 with food. Cockroach soldiers drop quite a few rune items which are worth a fair amount, e.g. Rune scimitars which sell for around 35k on the Grand Exchange.

Other good enemies to kill are Lesser Demons (Found on Karamja), which occasionally drop Rune med helms which give around 10k with high alchemy,  Ankou (Found in stronghold of security) and Greater Demons (Found in deep wilderness). Another weaker alternative is to kill Hill Giants, which always drops big bones which can be collected and sold for quite a lot of money.

I would highly recommend Cockroach Soldiers though but you need to be a high level to kill them.

Mining

This is a very profitable skill, especially when you reach coal or better yet, level 60 mining which allows you entry to the mining guild which also has 5 mithril ore deposits which can also be mined for profit. This becomes even more profitable after reaching adamantite ore and it sky-rockets once you reach runite ore which sells for around 12k each. Sadly the only place to mine runite ore is deep into the wilderness and there is only one rock, so many miners world hop because it takes a long time to respawn.

Smithing

This is profitable at most levels as long as you’ve mined the ores yourself, otherwise at low levels isn’t very profitable. At higher levels it becomes much more profitable and again, reaching rune will definitely help you as many items are still in heavy demand.

A good tactic I’ve been using lately to make upwards of 200k an hour is to buy nature runes, mithril and coal ores on the Grand Exchange and with a fire staff, use superheat item (requires magic level 43) and make mithril bars, this provides an easy profit whilst also gaining you both smithing and magic experience.

Fishing

I personally find it very hard to make a profit whilst fishing but it is easily achievable by selling lobsters (cooked or raw) and swordfish (again cooked or raw), this is rather time consuming but is best done on Karamja. Personally I sell them raw as it saves time and reduces the risk of burning a fish and therefore not being able 

to sell it.

Cooking

A good method for this is to get level 55 cooking and buying plain pizzas and anchovies off the grand exchange and then using them to make anchovy pizzas which sell to make an easy profit on the grand exchange. This is a fast method to make money without having to do much at all.

If you need to get your cooking level up, a good method is to buy raw trout in bulk from the grand exchange, and then cook them to get cooking experience, when you sell them back you make a very small loss, around 1-2 gold for each trout but this money is made back easily by making anchovy pizzas.

Magic

(Look at smelting for tips on how to use superheat item for profit.)

Another method is to use telekinetic grab (telegrab) (which requires magic level 33) on the Wine of Zamorak found north of Falador, the best way to do this is with a staff of air and 28 law runes, when you have 27 wines, drop one and use telegrab then you should have no law runes and should be able to pick up the one you dropped on the floor.

To level magic quickly, get rune essence (either buy it or mine it) and login to world 16 and go to the air altar and find someone to assist you who can do 6x air runes (the higher the better), buy a fire staff and collect mind runes from Lumbridge castle and finally auto-cast fire strike on the lesser demon in the Mage Tower for easy experience.

Runecrafting

This only becomes profitable after level 44 when you can get 5x air runes, buy (or mine) rune essence and take it to the Grand Exchange, then just make continuous runs from Varrock West Bank to the air altar and get a lot of air runes and sell them back on the Grand Exchange.

If you don’t want to spend so long on getting a high runecrafting, then be a runner instead, go on to world 16 and go to the air altar and find someone to assist you who can do 6x air runes (the higher the better) and simply sell the air runes.

Woodcutting

Train until you can cut down yew logs, this takes a long time but can yield high profits, so stick with it as it is usually worth it – that’s all there is to woodcutting really.

Other Tips

When buying and selling, make sure you log how much you buy and for what prices. It’s very easy to make a loss when you’re not watching prices properly and it can be very hard to make back the money you lose.

Always look for a bargain, if someone offers you a good trade, take it and then sell the item for its normal price, it’s easy to tell if you are getting a good deal by looking at the wealth meter during trades or by looking at an items grand exchange price.

The Seers’ Village is a small town that was originally settled by a number of people with a particular gift for seeing the future. There are still a few of them around, but they’re a bit of a minority. You can always tell them by their white clothes and hair.

The town also plays host to Camelot, which has settled in RuneScape while it waits for its glorious return to England. In the meantime, the Knights of the Round Table are happy to wander about the grounds while they wait for a quest.

 

A map of Seers’ Village

The Seers’ Village lies on the narrow strip of land that connects Kandarin to Asgarnia, and Kandarin to the Fremennik Province.

The capital of Kandarin, East Ardougne and West Ardougne, lies far to the south-west of the Seers’ Village.

To the north, beyond Sinclair Mansion, is Rellekka, home town of the Fremennik people.

Just east lies Catherby, and to the west, past the Baxtorian Waterfall, is the Tree Gnome Stronghold.

 

Seers’ Village’s points of interest

The Seers’ Village is made for Fletching. There are a wide range of trees around the village, and a flax field. Combined with this, there is a spinning wheel upstairs in the seers’ house. Pacing up and down the main street is a Town Crier, who is more than happy to explain the Rules of Conduct and the role of Player Moderators.

There is also Camelot, an impressive castle filled with noble and chivalrous knights, as well as King Arthur and Merlin the wizard. If you have completed King’s Ransom, you will have access to the knights’ training room at the top of the castle.

Coal can also be brought to the village from a mine beyond McGrubor’s Wood by using the coal trucks.

 

King Arthur King Arthur is the legendary king of England who, since retiring from ruling the nation and questing for the Holy Grail, has decided to settle in RuneScape. He is the very symbol of honour and chivalry.	Â	Merlin Merlin was once the most powerful wizard in the world, but his powers have been greatly weakened by his clashes with Arthur’s half-sister, Morgan le Faye. He is now imprisoned in a giant crystal, unable to aid King Arthur or the knights.
King Arthur can be found in Camelot, pacing around the Round Table.	Â	Merlin can be found in the top of the south-east tower of Camelot.

Sir Lancelot Where would Arthur be without Lancelot, his most skilled knight? Possibly in better shape, as it was Lancelot that wooed Guinevere away from Arthur, leading to the King having a son, Mordred, with Morgan. Lancelot is a powerful knight, though, and Arthur is lucky to have his loyalty.	Â	Sir Kay Before Arthur was recognised as King of England, he lived with Sir Kay’s family and worked as Kay’s squire. Kay wasn’t particularly nice to Arthur then, but when Arthur was announced to be the true king of England, Kay was among the first to declare his loyalty.
Lancelot can be found on the first floor of Camelot.	Â	Sir Kay can be found in Camelot’s courtyard.

Sir Gawain When the Green Knight came upon Sir Gawain he instructed Gawain to kill him with a single blow, which he did. The Green Knight, however, could not be killed so easily, and a year later Gawain had to return the favour. Luckily for Gawain, he was wearing a magic girdle that protected him.	Â	Sir Lucan Sir Lucan is one of King Arthur’s most devoted knights. His devotion is such that, should King Arthur ever require it, he would gladly lay down his life.
Sir Gawain can be found near the Round Table.	Â	Sir Lucan can be found near the Round Table.

Sir Palomedes Sir Palomedes is most famous for hunting the Questing Beast, a vile creature with the head of a serpent, the body of a leopard, the back legs of a lion, and the hooves of a hart. The Questing Beast nearly defeated Sir Palomedes, but his strength and skill saved him in the end.	Â	Sir Tristram Sir Tristram first came to Camelot having already defeated Sir Palomedes in a joust, and before he was admitted to the Round Table he also knocked Arthur from his horse in another joust. Sir Tristram is probably the finest jouster in the court, perhaps equalled by Sir Lancelot.
Sir Palomedes can be found near the Round Table.	Â	Sir Tristram can be found on the first floor of Camelot.

Sir Pelleas Sir Pelleas was a bit of an unfortunate figure during his time in England. He fell in love with a woman who did not like him, and then was enchanted to fall in love with a sorceress. Now that he is in RuneScape, he is freed from such nastiness.	Â	Sir Bedivere Sir Bedivere is King Arthur’s oldest knight, and has aided him on more than one occasion. Together they slew the Giant of Mont St Michel, and it was Bedivere that returned the sword Excalibur to the Lady of the Lake.
Sir Pelleas can be found on the first floor of Camelot.	Â	Sir Bedivere can be found on the first floor of Camelot.

The Poison Salesman The Poison Salesman aims to eventually be able to sell his poisons and other concoctions across RuneScape. His main method of salesmanship, though, seems to be his red hair and giving his products long names like ‘Peter Potter’s Patented Multipurpose Poison’.	Â	Phantuwti Fanstuwi Farsight Despite having an almost unpronounceable name, Phantuwti Fanstuwi Farsight is the leader of the Seers. This must mean that he is full of wisdom, but it’s difficult to prove.
The Poison Salesman can be found either in the town tavern, or at the road junction heading north from the Seers’ Village.	Â	Phantuwti Fanstuwi Farsight can be found in the seers’ house, south of the tavern

Starting location: Falador Park, speak to Sir Tiffy Cashien.
Quest difficulty level: Easy.
Reward: 5,000 slayer experience and acesses to the White Knight Armoury.
Quest points gained on completion: 1
Required Skills: no items are required but you do need at least 32 quest points.
Required Items: 20 rune essences and 10,000 gold coins OR 1 law rune, a slayer gem and some molten glass.
Required Quests: Priest In Peril, Recruitment Drive, Rune Mysteries and The Lost Tribe.
Required Items: Enough teleport runes to teleport you to Varrock, Ardougne and Lumbridge, and a full Ectophial.
Monsters: Black Knight (level 32), Solus Dellagar.
NPC: Sir Tiffy Cashien, Sir Amik Varze, Elyssa Van Lendes (Savant), Lord Daquarius, Mage of Zamorak.

WANTED QUEST WALKTHROUGH
Go to Falador Park and talk to Sir Tiffy Cashien. He will ask you to go and talk to Sir Amik Varze, to have him deputise you. Go to the White Knight’s Castle, which is just to the Southeast of the Rising Sun Inn Pub, over the bridge. You will find Sir Amik Varze on the West side of the 2nd floor. Sir Amik asks you to be his squire. Refuse this and ask him if he can deputise you instead and he will accept. Ask him if there are any jobs available. He will say no, because there isn’t any crisis at the moment. Go back to Sir Tiffy. Sir Tiffy will tell you about a crisis that’s starting to take shape. He will also tell you about a dangerous criminal, and asks you to go back to Sir Amik. Sir Amik will tell you that Evil Solus Dellagar has returned, and will ask for your help. Accept and he will fully deputise you into the White Knights Order. Go back to Sir Tiffy Cashien. Sir Tiffy will now give you a Communications Orb. You can either bring him a law rune, a slayer gem and some molten glass (To make molten glass, you’ll need some seaweed, a bucket, some sand, and access to a range and a furnace. Refer to our Crafting Guide for more information) and he will make one for you, or you can buy one from him for 10,000 gold coins. When you have your orb, right-click on it and to contact Savant. Ask her about your assignment. Then right click your Orb once more, and watch the two recordings Savant has provided you. Once you have finished watching the two recordings, head out to the Taverley Dungeon to the Black Knight Headquarters. At the Black Knight Headquarters, talk to Lord Daquarius. He won’t tell you anything. Kill some of the black knights around him, and after a while he’ll have no choice but to talk to you. After talking to him a second time, you’ll see that you can’t get any more information from him. Now you’ll need to find the Mage of Zamorak. Make your way to the level 3 - 5 Wilderness just North of Edgeville, and talk to the Mage of Zamorak there. If he tells you not to bother him, take off all god clothes and armour you are wearing. He’ll tell you to meet him at the Chaos Temple in Varrock. Now teleport or walk to Varrock, and go the the temple located in the Southeast corner of the city. Talk to the mage of Zamorak at the temple. He says he will give you information in exchange for 20 rune essences. Bring him 20 essences and he will give you some information. If you haven’t talked to him before, you have to do the Abyss minigame. He will tell you that Solus Dellagar has moved to the East from his location. After getting his information your character knows where Solus is. You will now know that Solus Dellagar is in Canifis. Walk to Canifis, or use your ectophial to get there quickly. When you enter Canifis, Savant will talk to you about Slow Teleporting, and will tell you to scan in Canfis. When you scan using the “Scan“ option on your Communications Orb, you will be shown a recording involving Solus. Savant will then retrieve an item from the slow teleport. The item will be one of twelve possible items, and the item will give you a hint about where you need to go next. See the list below to match your item with Solus’ location. Each time you get to a new location, you will have to scan to get the next item and the corresponding location. Before scanning, make sure you have one free inventory space. The items are completely random, and you will have to repeat the process 4 or more times. Clue 1: White Pastel Wizard Hat - first floor of the Grand Tree in Gnome Stronghold. Clue 2: Blue Champions’ Guild Cape - Champions Guild in Varrock. Clue 3: Greenman’s Ale - Yanille’s Dragon Inn. Clue 4: Banana - Banana plantation on Karamja. Clue 5: Eye Patch - Brimhaven, pub with pirates. Clue 6: Unholy symbol - The Scorpius’ Grave(North of Observeratory). Clue 7: Castle Wars Ticket - Castle Wars. Clue 8: Frog legs - Lumbridge Caves(Giant Frogs area). Clue 9: Goblin Mail - Goblin Village. Clue 10: Bone Spear - Lumbridge Cave (Dogreshuun mines). Clue 11: Fake Beard - Al-Kharid(Ali Morrisane). Clue 12: Fremennik Cloak - Relleka. Clue 13: Bear fur - Fur stall in Ardougne Marketplace. Clue 14: Red vine worm - McGrubor’s Woods. Clue 15: Blue Wizard Hat - Wizards Tower. Clue 16: Earmuffs - Morytania tower, Banshee area. Clue 17: Grey Toy Horse - Draynor Market, Draynor Village. Clue 18: Red Vine Worm - McGrubor’s Wood, West from Seers Village. Clue 19: Cake - Cake Stall, Marketplace of the East-Ardougne. Solus Dellagar’s final location will be in the rune essence mine. To get there, you need to talk to one of the following people: Wizard Sedridor on the lower level of the Wizard Tower South of Draynor Village. Aubury in the rune shop in Varrock, just South of the East Bank. Wizard Cromperty in East Ardougne, just to the Northeast of the Marketplace. Wizard Distentor in the Magic Guild in Yanille. The gnome Brimstail in a cave in the Tree Gnome Stronghold (North west of Ardougne). To find his cave, head Northwest in the Stronghold until you see a small bridge on the West side of the Stronghold. Brimstail’s cave is inside a large hollow rock a little to the East of that bridge. When you get to the Rune Essence Mine and find Solus Dellagar, you need to attack him. Kill him and get his hat. Take it back to Sir Amik Varze. He will congratulate you and give you your reward. This completes the quest.

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Oil can Sequence: Ernest the Chicken:
To get the oil can in Ernest the chicken quest pull the levers in this order:
A
B
D
A
B
E
F
C
E.
Then go through the door to get the oil can.

Oil can: Draynor Manor:
The following is the order of switches for retrieving the oil can at Draynor Manor:
A: Up.
B: Up.
C: Down.
D: Down.
E: Up.
F: Down.

Oil can: Castle Basement:
The following is the order of levers to retrieving the oil can in the basement of the castle:
A: A.
B: B.
C: D.
D: A.
E: B.
F: E.
G: F.
H: C.
I: E.