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Starting location: The Dwarven Boatman in the cave east of Rellekka, north of the mining field.
Quest difficulty level: Medium.
Reward: 2500 Mining exp, 2500 Smithing exp, 2500 Crafting exp, 1500 Magic exp, 1500 Thieving exp, 1500 Firemaking exp
Quest points gained: 2.
Main quest area: Keldagrim
Required Skills: Level 33 magic, level 14 thieving, level 12 crafting, level 16 firemaking.
Required Items: Redberrie Pie, 1 coal ore, 1 iron bar , 1 log, 3 cut sapphires, pickaxe, tinderbox, 200gp, 1 law and 1 air rune.
NPC: Dwarfen Boatman, Commander Veldaban, Blasidar the Sculptor, Santiri, Riki the sculptor’s model, Vermundi, Librarian, Saro, Dromund.

THE GIANT DWARF QUEST WALKTHROUGH
After you’ve spoken with the boatman, you’ll be taken by boat to the dwarven city of Keldagrim. On the way there the boat will tip over the great statue and you’ll be arrested by the black guards of the city as you arrive. You’ll be asked by Commander Veldaban to help the local sculptor rebuild a statue. He can be found in East Keldagrim, south of the Kebab shop. He will tell you that he needs you to find a pair of boots, some clothes and a battleaxe to dress the new statue in. Talk to Santiri in the sword shop in the north-west of Keldagrim. Ask him about a special axe. Talk for a bit and he will give you the axe and will talk abut an imcando dwarf fixing it. Use your sapphires on the axe. Go to the south-east of the city and talk with one of the conductors there and buy a ticket. Now take the cart to the Dwarven Mines. Walk to Port Sarim, and then further south to find a house just west of the dungeon. Talk to the dwarf, and he’ll say how he loves redberrie pie. Offer him one, talk to him again and says he needs an iron bar to fix the axe. Give him an iron bar and he will fix the axe. Go back to Keldagrim. Talk to the sculptor who sends you to his model. Give him the axe. Next to the sculptor’s house there is a massive marketplace, where you will find Vermundi. Ask her about some special clothes. She will send you to the librarian in West Keldagrim to get a book about school custumes which the kings dress is in. The librarian will say its on one of the shelves, but he can’t remember where, so you’ll just have to search them all. Once you have the book get your coal ore, log, tinderbox and the money from the bank, and ask Vermundi about the special clothes once again and she will take the designs. She will need some help with her spinning machine, so use your log or coal on it then use your tinderbox on it. Talk to Vermundi about the special clothes again. Pay her the 200gp and she gives you the clothes. Take them back to the sculptor who will once again tell you to take them to his model. Walk to the south west part of Keldagrim to the shield shop and talk to a man named Saro. Ask him about some special boots. He will tell you that he sold the special boots to a man named Dromund. He says Dromund is known for his wealth and peculiarities. He lives north of the bank. Talk to Dromund and he won’t let you have the boots. Try and take the right boot and the cat will meow and you will not able to take it. Place yourself outside the window next to the right boot and when he’s on the left wall not looking telegrab the boot. The left boot is very easy. Once he passes the table just grab it. Talk with the sculptor after giving the boots to the model. He tells you he needs to know what the head should look like. He wants you to go and find someone at the consortium (on the second floor in the centre/marketplace on the west side of the river). Speak to the secretary of any of the companies and do one of their tasks. Go back and do another task. In total you have to do five tasks. After these, you may request to talk with the director. Ask the director about joining the company, and he’ll tell you that you need to prove yourself. Do some tasks for the director, and then ask him about joining. Once joined tell him that Blasidar sent you, and that you’ll support the fact that it should be his head which should go on the statue. Talk to Veldaben once again. You will be asked to go with him to a meeting. There is a cut scene and the quest is complete.

Starting location: House in Seers Village, south west of the bank. Search the bookcase, you will find a book entitled ‘The elemental shield’. Read the battered book that appears in your inventory.
Quest difficulty level: Easy.
Reward: 5,000 exp to Crafting and Smithing, and the Elemental Shield that you made, it gives +6 to magic defence.
Quest points gained: 1.
Required Skills: Level 20 Mining (30 if you want to mine your own coal), Level 20 Smithing and Level 20 Crafting.
Required Items: Knife, Pickaxe, Hammer, Needle, Thread, Soft Leather and 4 coal ores.
ELEMENTAL WORKSHOP QUEST WALKTHROUGH
Read the book that you found in the bookcase, and after you’ve read it, cut it open with a knife. You must have this book with you through the whole quest.
Go to the building north of the house you are standing in, use the Battered Key that came out of the book, on the odd looking wall. Once you are through the wall, go down the stairs.
Search around in the rooms until you find a stone bowl.
Go to the fire elemental room, which is the room south of the central, use your stone pot on the lava trough then use your lava-filled bowl on the nearby furnace.
Go to the air elemental room, which is the room east of the central room repair the bellows by right clicking on it and clicking ‘fix bellows’. Pull the lever, and you’ll use the bellows later to make the furnace hot enough to use. You can find the leather you need for this in the crates.
Go to the water elemental room, which is the room north of the central room, turn the left valve then turn the right valve, then pull the lever. Note that the combination on the valves can vary, so just keep working on it until the water starts flowing.
Go back to the air elemental room and pull the lever to operate the bellows to blow air into the furnace.
Go to the earth elemental room, which is the room west of the central room, attempt to mine a rock. Kill the earth elemental (level 35) that appears, take the elemental ore that the earth elemental drops.
Use the ore in the furnace (the one that was in the fire elemental room) with 4 coal. Use the refined ore on the workbench in the central room.

Method 1: Go to Port Sarim, west of Draynor village, and ask one of the people in the blue uniforms to go to Karamja and pay them 30 GP. When you get there, walk off the dock and you should see a house. Enter the house and talk to a man named Luthas. He will ask you to pick bananas. Answer “Yes”, pick bananas, put them in the crate, then talk to Luthas to collect your moderately earned 30 GP. If you would like more money in multiples of 30, ask him to get another 30 GP for doing the job again. Stay here for a long time if you need to spend several thousand on items..
Method 2: For easy money and thieving skill (members only), go to Ardougne where the stalls are located. Behind the bakers stall are two houses. You can pick their locks. Go to the one with no upstairs. Enter and search for traps on the chest and you will get ten gp. Go out the door. Pick the lock again and search for traps on the chest once more. Keep doing this and you will have fast thieving skill and money at the same time.
Method 3: Get to level 20 mining and smithing Go to Varrok and mine iron, then go to a smelter and smelt them into bars. You may have to do this repeatedly, as ore only smelts 50% of time. Then, go to back to Varrok and smith the bars into short swords. Sell them in market or at the sword shop. Do this repeatedly to get a good amount money. This is useful for low level players.

Method 4: When at level 35, fight Black Knights. They drop runes, sapphires, rubies, and gold. Get as many runes as possible, then go to the center of Varrock and sell them. Let them make the price.
Method 5: Get your character’s mining level up to level 38 by mining iron, etc. Then, go to the Barbarian Village and mine coal from the rocks, which you can sell for 100 to 300 GP per piece. You will also occasionally find a gem (from least valuable to most, sapphire, emerald, ruby, diamond) which can be sold for good prices.
Method 6: Get your smithing and mining levels up to 40 and mine gold in the Lessers Pits on Karajama Island. However, be careful of the level 21 skeletons. There are five rocks, so on a good night when no one is on, you can hit them in a row making your trip very easy. You can usually get 25 gold ore that becomes 25 gold bars. Put them into certs and sell for 1k a gold cert.
Method 7: Mine and smith until you are at level 20 at both. Make Bronze Bars and turn them into things at an Anvil such as: a 2-H, Mail Plate Body, Skirt, or Kite Shield and sell them at the market for good prices. You can also do this with Mithril, Runite (not Rune), Adamantite, Iron, and Steel.
Method 8: Go to Chaos Temple. Kill monks and take the Steel Maces. Sell them to the Mace Store in Falador for 138 gp. Do this repeatedly to get levels and money quickly.
Method 9: Go to Varrock. Kill the level 21 guards there to get skill levels and up to 30 gp.
Method 10: Go to Lumbridge on any World (1-13, etc.) and go to the house where the Goblins (level 7) respawn. There are two fishing spots there. If there are people fishing, they will usually drop Raw Salmon and Raw Trout which you can cook (if your cooking level is high enough) and sell in the general store for 10 to 30 gp.
Method 11: Put all your items in the bank (including weapons and armor). Go to the Red Spider fortress in the wilderness. Ggo inside and dash for the Steel Legs or Gold Ore. If you die, you will keep the Ore and Legs and lose nothing. For higher levels, try getting three before dying or stocking up all the way before leaving.
Method 12: Kill farmers, men, muggers, and thieves to get small amounts of money ranging from 3 gp to 20 gp. You can find people to kill in the inns.
Method 13: Get your smithing level to 25 and your mining level to at least 15. Then. go to Falador Mine at the mining site behind the Falador Castle. Get iron and go to the furnace. Then. go to Dorics (the little dwarf) and smith battle axes and other items such as square shields and long swords, which all sell over 50 gp each at the general store. Do this repeatedly to get easy money. Note: Sleep in the bed near Wayne’s Chains.
Method 14: Get your magic level up to 55 (high level alchemy) and buy a Runeite Medium for 8,000 to 10,000 gp. Use it on the Runeite Medium to get 11,500 gp. Buy another Runeite Medium and repeat those steps to get easy money. Note: This spell uses five Fire Runes and one Nature Rune. It is recommended that you get a Staff of Fire if you plan on doing this.
Method 15: There are about seven spawn points for coins. In the wilderness, go to the Dark Warrior’s castle and kill them until you get the Rare Black Mace and Black Medium Helmet, which both sell for a lot of gp. Get your crafting up to level 40 and make all kinds of jewelry, which also sell for a lot of money. Make Strength Potions and sell them by the wilderness in Varrock for 1,000 gp. Also make food and sell by the wilderness.
Method 16: Go to Karamja Isle and to where the people fish. Poeple will fish lobsters and swordfish until they cannot carry anymore. They will drop the fish. Take lots of lobsters and swordfish. You can make these into Certs in Draynor, and sell Swordie Certs for 2,000 gp.
Method 17: To get easy money and weapons go by Lumbridge. You will find a house full of goblins. In that room will be an Iron Dagger that respawns. Get it, go to the store, and sell it for 4 to 20 gp or use it as a weapon.
Method 18: Go to the house outside of Lumbridge and collect Iron Daggers on World 13. Also, defeat Goblins for items that can be sold or gold, which is common. Sell the daggers for 14 gold or less at the market.
Method 19: Get your mining level up to 30. Mine coal and you can make them into certificates and trade them for 1,000 GP each.
Method 20: Get your mining level to at least 15, and your smithing level to at least 30. Go to the mine south of Falador. Mine lots of iron, and take it to Falador Furnace. Go north of Falador to Doric’s Anvils. Smith Iron Square Shields and Iron Kite Shields. Take them to the shield shop in Falador and sell them for fast and easy money.
Method 21: When you begin smithing a particular type of metal, smith Daggers at first and sell most or all of them. Then, once you get your smithing level high enough to make Short Swords, create as many of them as possible then sell as many of them as possible at the Varrock Sword Shop. They give you the best value per bar. It is possible to make over 1500 gp by selling Steel Short swords. It is also a good idea to allow the swords to regenerate after each sale because you can then get the most possible money for each of them.
Method 22: If your smithing level is 34 and mining is 20, go to Falador and to the Dwarven Mines. Keep mining until you have about 100 to 200 iron ore banked. Then, make all the bars you can. You should have between 50 to 100 bars. Smith them into Iron Chest Plates then go back to Varrok and sell them to Hovick The Armorer. If your smithing is lower, then smith Bronze Bars and make bronze two handed and large helms and items until you can make Bronze Chest Plates. Make those until your smithing is level 34, then repeat the steps for about 10,000 gp every five to ten minutes.
Method 23: When at combat level 10 or 11, kill level 18 warriors in Alcarid. They drop money and Iron Daggers sometimes.
Method 24: Go to Karamja and let people drop tuna. Pick it up until you cannot hold any more. For more money, put everything in a bank and go to Port Sarim with only 30 gp. Then, go to the edge of the wild and sell the tuna for at least 10 gp each.
Method 25: Fight enemies, such as Giants, that drop big bones, money, weapons, helmets, and steel axes. If you are a beginner, start off with chickens, then goblins, giant spiders, men, unicorns, bears, scorpion, giants, white knights, black nights, lesser demons, and greater demons. Greater demons drop items such as Rune Medium Helmet Runes Long and up to 3000 gold.
Method 26: Get a pickaxe then mine at places. At first you will only be able to mine tin and copper. When your mining level reaches 15, you will be able to mine iron ore. When it gets to 20, you will be able to mine silver. You can use tin and copper ore in a furnace to create bronze bars. If you use iron ore in the furnace you will make iron bars, but sometimes the ore will be impure and will fail to create a bar. You can smelt silver ore to make silver bars, then craft that into jewelry. If you are level 30 mining, you can smith coal and trade them in at the Draynor Manor market for coal certificates. You can sell these certificates for 1000 gold each.
Method 27: In Al Kharid, buy a lot of silk from the the silk merchant. Then, go to Ardougne and sell the silk to the silk stall owner. He will buy the the silk from you for up to about 180 coins. You can also steal his silk and sell it back to him, but he may catch you and alert a guard. The level 28 guards and level 56 knights may also spot you and attack if you choose to steal the silk.
Method 28: Get a mining level of 25, crafting level of 16, and a smithing level of 20. Mine a lot of silver and buy a holy symbol mold. Make bars, then make holy symbols. Sell them to a shop for about 20 gold. This is a very easy way to make money.
Method 29: First, put everything in bank so that you have 25 open free spaces. Then, go west and then south of Varrock. You will find rocks that you can mine silver from. You can also mine coal in Barbarian Village. After you fill up your inventory, go to Draynor Village and trade silver or coal in for five certificates. Then go to World 1. In World 1, Draynor Market has many people buying and selling certificates. Here you can trade five silver or coal certificates anywhere from 500 to 1000 gp each. This whole process takes a minimum of fifteen minutes.
Method 30: If you die, or are just starting, head north of Limbridge. Then, cross the bridge. You will see a house. Go into the house and get the Iron Daggers that respawn. There are also lots of bones for prayer points. Occasionally, Runes and Goblin Armor will appear. Note: Do not do this on a busy server.
Method 31: At Karamja, talk to Luthas. He will ask you to pick bananas for him. If you can, use Bones To Bananas. Collect the bones from skeletons and use the spell to get lots of money.
Method 32: Get your mining up to over 30 then go to the Barbarian Village. Mine coal for about two hours until you have up to or over 300 coal. Turn that into over 60 coal certificates then sell them in Draynor Market on World 1 or in Varrock Marketplace on World 1 for 50,000 to 60,000 gp.
Method 33: First obtain a Rune two hander and buy it for 50,000 gp. Then, sell it for 55,000 gp. Re-purchase your Rune two hander for 50,000 gp and repeat.
Method 34: To get money, fight Moss Giants. They drop things such as Black Squares, Magic Staffs, Runes, Uncut Gems, and 3 to 300 gp. They drop Big Bones which can be used for prayer. Moss Giants in free play mode can be found on Crandor Island and Varrok Sewers.
Method 35: Get your Mining to level 40, then go to Karamaja and mine gold. Make sure your Crafting is about level 20, then take the gold you mined and make gold necklaces Then, go to Port Sarim to the jewelers and sell all of your gold necklaces. If you get a full inventory, you can get over 5,000 gp at one time.
Method 36: This trick requires level 30 mining. Go to the Dwarven Mines. Go all the way back near the stairs that go to Varrock. When you get there, mine as much coal as possible. Then, sell it to people outside of the bank of Falador. High level people will usually buy coal for 100 gp each.
Method 37: First, go to Al-Karid. Then, go to the house next to the silk trader. When you go in, you will see a range and a man. Attack the man. After you kill him, he will either drop at least three Fire Runes and 1 to 30 GP. After you kill him, he will respawn. Note: This is risky for lower levels so be careful.
Method 38: Get your magic level to 33 and go to the basement of the NW bank in Varrock. Use Telekinetic Grab on the items. There are Gold Bars, Ruby Rings, and other good items.
Method 39: Go to the chicken pen. Kill them to get feathers, then go to the center of Varrock to sell them. Feathers will be 3 to 5 gp each.
Method 40: You can fish to make money. It is hard work getting your level up to the right one. Start by fishing Shrimp and Anchovies until you have level 35 Fishing. While doing that, just let Shrimps overflow your inventory because you do not get much money for them. Once you have level 35 Fishing, start to harpoon Tuna at Karajma. The best place to buy a Harpoon is at the fishing shop in Port Sarim. You can sell Tuna for 30 gp. Even though you can sell Tuna for 40 gp at the general store, the price goes down depending on how much Tuna is in the shop. Once you have level 40 Fishing, start to fish Lobsters and sell them for 50 gp each.
Method 41: Exit Varrock from the sword and general store road. If you are leaving, go to your left and there will be a hill with level 7s and 20s opponents. Get a crossbow, bow (recommended), regular weapon, or staff. Attack whatever level person you are comfortable with. They will drop Bones and money. Frequently, they will also drop Natures or other Runes. Take the Bones and bury them. Take the Runes and sell them to people on the hill.
Method 42: Get your mining (mine lots of iron), smithing (smelt and smith the iron), and crafting (get cow hides in the field by Lumbridge, put it in the bank and when you get around 500, tan them and make them into the best leather item you can) up to 
level 40. Then, go to the Crafting Guild (north of Remington) at a time when there are not many people playing. You will need a Brown Apron and bring a Pick (Adamanite or Rune recommended).Mine the gold ores then deposit them at the Eastern Falador bank. Then, go back and mine. When you have 200 to 250 ores, smelt them and make them into necklaces. If you have gems, you can make an amulet out of it. Sell the necklaces ten at a time at a general store (when they are out of stock of necklaces) for 1195 gp. Plain amulets are only worth about 800 gp for ten, unless it is a gem amulet. If you had 250 gold ores, you will now have about 240,000 coins. Repeat this as many times as desired.

Method 43: Mine silver until you have a full inventory. If you want to get more, deposit your sword or weapon into the bank and withdraw your pick axe and wield it. You can get 100 gp if you can smelt the silver. If you cannot, you will get about 60 gp.
Method 44: You must be a member for this trick. Do the Lost City quest, then go to Lumbridge Mine. There is a lot of coal here. Wield a Dramen Staff, which allows you to enter the lost city when you complete the quest. Mine 27 coal then go into the lost city. Put the coal in your bank!. You can take it out later and sell it for 200 gp per coal.
Method 45: Go to Lumbridge. Go to the general store then go behind it. Walk east until you see a brown path. Follow it southeast until you see a house. In your mini-map you should see a dungeon mark. Go to the mark and you should find a locked trap door. Pick the lock (members only) and go inside. You must have level 15 to 20 Thieving. Pickpocket people and sell the items.
Method 46: Go the Al-Kharid mine on the correct day. Between 50 to 60 people will die and you can pick up their items.
Method 47: Buy Grey Wolf Fur from the fancy dresser in Varrock for 64 gp. Then, sell it to Baerek in Varrock Center for 120 gp for a a 56 gp profit.
Method 48: If you are at least level 27 and have a Brass Key, go to the little cabin in Varrok. Use the key to get in, then go into the cellar. There will be zombies and giants. Kill the giants and they drop things such as Iron, Full Helmets, Longswords, and Steel War Axes. They also drop Big Bones that sell for 250 gp each, and also help your prayer points a lot. They also drop runes and 30 to 300 gp.
Method 49: Go to the coal deposit south of Lumbridge. Keep mining coal and depositing it in the Draynor Bank. When you have about 500 coal, sell 100 for 10,000 gp. Keep doing this until you have 50,000 gp. You can also try this trick with iron.
Method 50: Get your mining level up get at least level 15. Then, mine 1,000 Iron Ore sell it for 100 gp. Then, get into gold ore and mine 1,000. Sell it for 300,000 gp. Then, mine Mithril Ore. Mine 1,000 of it and sell them for 400,000 gp. Next, mine 1,000 Addy Ore and sell it for 700,000 gp. Mine 1,000 Runite Ore and sell it for 1,000,000 gp.
Method 51: Level 50 Mining and level 30 Smithing is recommended for this trick. If you are a member, get a Ring Of Dueling. Teleport to Castle Wars and go north until you get to coal trucks. Mine 400 Coal. Teleport to Al Kharid using your Ring Of Dueling and go north to the Chasm mine. Mine 200 Iron there. Smith them into 200 Steel Bars. Go the Falador east bank and sell the Steel Bars. You should get about 110,000 gold.
Method 52: If you are a member, you can use the Pickpocket skill to steal money from a person. Try it on people you can pickpocket.
Method 53: Collect Runes and go into the wilderness. Find magic people who are in desperate need of Runes, and sell them for high prices.
Method 54: Enter the house in Rimmington where there are two people. Downstairs is a respawning pick axe, and upstairs on the table is a respawning scimitar. Sell them to the shop across the well.
Method 55: First, get level 41 mining and do Rune Mysteries quest. Mine 1,00 Ess, and sell them for 35 gp each. Buy a Rune Pick, then mine Iron. Mine 15,000 Iron Ores. With the Rune Pick this will require a few days. Sell each Iron Ore for 75 gp each, and get 1,125,000 gp. Buy 22,500 Iron Ores for 50 gp each. Be firm with the prices. Sell all the Iron Ores for 150 gp each, and get 3,375,000 gp.
Method 56: Use the following trick to get extra money in trades. Trade at the Rune Essence. The players there are very rich and will pay more money for your items. You can sometimes get twice as much money as you would usually get for an item.
Method 57: The following trick can be used by non-members. As soon as you start, go to a chicken coop. Kill chickens and sell Feathers for 5 gp each. This should be easy, as lots of members buy Feathers in non-member worlds. Do this until your characters is about level 20 combat. At that level, you should have a good starting amount of money. Buy Fish Bait from a fishing shop and fish until reaching level 40 fishing. Keep all the fish. At level 40 fishing, take a break from it. For mining, you should still have a decent amount of money from the Feathers. Buy an Iron, Steel, and Mithril Pick and mine Tin and Copper until you reach level 20 mining. Keep all the ore, fish, or anything else you can collect. At level 20 mining, mine Iron until reaching level 40. Then, go back to fishing. Fish lobsters with your level 40 fishing until you get bored. You now have a choice. You can cook all your food and use or sell the raw/cooked food. If you do not sell, get your combat to level 40 to 60 and kill Giants or Moss Giants for Big Bones and items which may sell well. After this you may be bored of combat — go to smithing. If you want use your ore to smith, you can make a lot of money in the long run. Raw Shrimp sells for 1 gp; you are better off selling to stores. Cooked shrimp also sells for 1 gp; they are best used for low level food. Tin and copper ore sell for 10gp each. Iron sells for 50 to 100gp. Coal (done at level 40 mining) sells for 100 to 200 gp. Trout sells for 20 gp. Salmon sells for 30 gp. Raw lobsters sell for 180 to 250 gp. Cooked lobsters sells for 200 to 230 gp. People usually buy raw lobsters more because of cooking experience, but cooked lobsters sell more often.

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Good player killing: Get your attack up to 40 so that you can hold Rune and get your defense up to 10. Next, get your strength as high as possible. You should be able to hit somewhere between 20 and 27.
Easier survival: To survive anywhere, bring a sleeping bag and when you get low on health, sleep in it. It will heal while you are sleeping and you cannot be attacked during that time.
Get skull without fighting skeleton: Tired of dying from fighting the skeleton to get the skull? All you have to do is get the skull before you start the restless ghost mission. The skull can be found in the dungeon of the wizard tower. After you get the skull talk to the Priest to start the quest, then you wont have to fight the skeleton.
Hidden mine: On the road to Varrok (the way to Stonehenge), you will notice a little opening on the wooden gates when you reach the entrance. Instead of going inside Varrok, go through the opening on the left gate (from behind you) and keep walking. There will be a mine that not many people use. The mine contains Iron, Silver, Tin, Copper, and Clay.
Secret mining pit: When you get skilled enough to mine coal and admanite, and do not feel like tangling with scorpions to get it, there is a perfectly safe mining field just outside of Lumbridge. Go to Lumbridge Swamp and move east. You will soon find an ocean. Keep close and go south. You will find the secret mining pit soon.

 

Strong attacks: Get a full body of armor and use your defensive attack. The attack will do at least 5 damage. Note: The enemy will most likely drop nothing.
Combat levels, prayer levels, money, and good items: Get a Brass Key by any means necessary. You can find them far into the “dungeon/mines” of Edgeville. Go to the locked little house with a ladder leading down inside in between Varrok and the Barbarian Village. Use the Brass Key with the door providing access. Take the first turn to the left into a close room (with a gate) filled with giants (level 36). The giants give good experience, drop big bones (better for prayer than normal bones), money (up to 47 GP dropping at a time), and good items (steel and iron items, gems of all grades except for diamond, and all runes). Note: Bring a fly fishing rod and feathers to fish for some food when down there.
Raise Ranging and magic: Use Bronze Arrows or Mind Runes and Air Runes, which make Air Strike, to attack the people that are in jail in Port Sarim or the Wizards Tower at the top where the lesser demon is level 75 and locked up next to the level 43 mage. Note: The mage will attack you if you attack the lesser demon. Get Bark to make Bark Armor at the Magic Castle. This can cost more than 60,000 gp.
Cook’s guild: To get into the Cooks guild, you will need a Chef’s Hat and level 32 cooking. To get a Chef’s Hat, kill goblins until you get one . To get your cooking to level 32, cook meat until you reach that level. Then, wear your Chef’s Hat and travel northwest from Varrok to find the Cook’s guild, or just look on the Runescape map.
Defeating hard level creatures: To defeat hard level creatures easier (for example, Lessers or Hellhounds), get behind a rock or other cover and shoot them. Note: This only works if you are a Mage or Archer.
Adamantite and Mithril Ores: Go to Lumbridge, then go to the back of the castle. You should eventually find a gate. Go around the gate, and at the far west just before the river, you should see a building. Just south of the building should be some mining rocks. Prospect the rocks until you see the rock that you are looking for (either Adamantite or Mithril). There are many other rocks there.
Air Runes: To get easy Air Runes, go to Karamja. Go behind Luthas’s house. You will see three Air Runes there. Since they respawn fast, stay there and in thirty minutes you will have over 200.
Black Kites: Use the following trick to get Black Hatchets, Mediums, Maces, and Kites. If you want to get the Hatchets, Mediums, and Maces, go straight up from Edgeville to level 15 wilderness. There will be a castle here. Walk in and kill level 21 Dark Warriors until they drop these items. For Black Kites; go all the way west to the wilderness until you reach to a big open ocean. Go straight north until you see the level 60+ Ice Giants. Kill them to get Black Kites.
Blue Rune rock: Note: They are in wild about level 42. Go to the west side and north all way. Go east slightly to find red spiders guarding the only blue Rune Rock in the game.
Rune Rock: Go north from Falador and go past the mine. Keep going north until you find lava. Go left to the end of the lava, then go north past the Lesser Demons. After that, go right. You can only find it in wilderness at level 45. You will find the rune rocks, with Red Spiders guarding it. Note: The rock probably will have been mined already.
Rune Rock (2): The Blue Rune rock requires level 85 mining. Also, to make a rune item, the least smithing experience you need is level 85. Note: Mining Runite on a busy server is not recommended, as people might be waiting there to kill anyone who attempts to mine it.
Bronze Dagger: Go to Lumbridge Castle. When inside, turn to your left and go down the hall past the cooking place. In the last room, go up the ladder then find the room with the Duke Of Lumbridge. Enter that room and go to the table at the end of it. If you wait long enough, a bronze dagger will appear.
Liquid Armor: If you are a member, go to the impassable mountain range. Get into the fort first to get through, then keep moving. If desired, you can fight the level 110 Dragons. Keep moving and you will find Liquid Armor, which is stronger than Dragonite Armor (must have level 200 attack defense strength).
Red Spider Eggs: Go to Karajama Island. Go past the banana grove until you get to the scorpions. When you get there, go down the ladder and pass the skeletons. You will find red spider eggs. Note: You need to be at least over level 30.
Easter Egg: Kill high level monsters such as White Knight, Ice Giants, etc. on Easter. Note: You will not always get an Easter Egg, but the higher level the monster, the higher the chance.
Santa Hat: Kill high level monsters such as White Knight, Ice Giants, etc. on December 25.
Christmas Crackers: On December 25, kill monsters of any level and you might get Christmas Crackers. Note: The drops are random.
Easter Ears: To get Easter Ears, kill any monster on Easter.

Hints: Three ways for runescape money:
There are three initial ways to earn money in runescape:

Killing things: One of the most entertaining, but not the quickest, way to earn cash. Certain monsters drop what you need. Drops varry from coins, to items [most likely something that you're too high a level for you to even consider using.] that can sell at certain shops. Selling to a shop which specializes in that item gets you more money [sell shield to shield shop, mace to mace shop ect...]. Killing players NOT recommended, you usually face other people who have that same idea in mind…

The second way, is raising skills. Raising minning, fishing, and woodcutting are popular. Woodcutting earns 5 coins a log, 25 a willow log, if you’re a member 100 coins maple, 250 coins yews, and if you’re a member, 1,000 coin magic logs. Fish sell for 100 a tuna, 200 a lobster, 300 a swordfish [VERY HARD TO BANK for non members, not recommened]. Then there’s minning, where you have to pay the most attention. Iron sells 50gp each, coal 150 each, mithril I’m a bit unsure but 450gps or so, adamant REALLY unsure but nearly 1k per, and runite 10k an ore! This gets dull after a while, but it’s a good way to start getting money or to continue in it and get to the good stuff [gets better as you reach adamant, very long though, patience a must]. If you would be interested in selling any of these items to me, I’m willing to buy :].

Last, but really the least, picking stuff up. It is the worse way of making money…but, you can do it with some risk it pays off. What I would do is wander in the wilderness [DO NOT TRUST ANYONE WHATSOEVER] and collect certain prizes. There is an area rather deep with iron and steel items [as mentioned in above posts probably] and there is also a spot in 38 or so wilderness that is partially surrounded by grass and guarded with moss giants who watch over chaos runes. These can bring in 100 or so gold each, and with proper care, you can get all 5 on the ground and find a spot where you can’t be hit. DON’T BE GREEDY, get like 50 if you can, maybe 100 tops. It’s recommended you sell in quantities of 1000 to get full price, if you try to sell ten or so people will call you a noob and no one will buy them. If you sell 1000 or more, you might be able to negotiate 110 each…but that’s a maybe. You can test out the buyers limit by saying a high price, then lowering it if it’s too costly. Picking up items can get you a small load, but if you are going to pick up chaos, GET READY TO BE WOOPED OVER AND OVER.

Hints: Santa Hat:
Kill high level monsters such as White Knight, Ice Giants, etc. on December 25.

Hints: Scife:
To get a scife in Runescape you must go to Varrock. Go to the place with a bunch of logs. Get your magic high enough to use weaken. Use weaken on the log pile. A level 22 Tree Spirit will appear. If you kill it it will drop a scife and nature runes.

Hints: Prayer level up:
Use the following trick to increase your prayer points. Gather bones off the floor and bury them to get experience in the Pray area. If you continue to do this, your Prayer points will be high enough to increase your strength or other stats. It is also good to put everything [including armor] you have in the bank. Then, go around picking up and burying bones when you cannot carry any more. There is a chicken farm near the starting point. Go northeast from the starting point to find the bridge. Cross the bridge and head north to find the chicken farm.

Hints: Computer:
First you put moneybags on your list. When it logs in, a computer will tell it your serial number and password and it print money on it like anywhere from 60,000 to 1,000,000,000 GP or you get rune item. He is usually on on saturdays and a few times during week. You can only do this 2 times on each serial number and if you do it more times you get cut off!

Hints: Oil cans:
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.

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.

Hints: Red Spider Eggs:
Go to Karajama Island. Go past the banana grove until you get to the scorpions. When you get there, go down the ladder and pass the skeletons. You will find red spider eggs. Note: You need to be at least over level 30.

Hints: Points of interests in the wilderness:
Varrock training ground: Wild level 1-10 north of Varrock. Level 13 rats, player fights, Body Runes to north, Altar to the north.
Falador training ground: Wild level 1-10 NW of Falador. Dark Wizards level 16 and 25. Wizards drop runes, altar south out of wild.
Graveyard: Wild level 20, SW of Skeleton Training Ground and NE of Varrock altar, Skeleton level 25. Iron Dagger, Steel Dagger.
Dark Warrior Encampment: Wild level 13 NW of Edgeville. Level 21 dark warriors. Runes.
Ice Mountain: Wild level 40 west edge of wild.
Ice Warriors level 67, Ice Giant level 68. Altar to the south.
Red Spider Village: Wild level 30, north of Hobgoblin training area. Level 36 Red Spiders. Inside are Steel Legs and a Gold Nugget. They take about five minutes to regenerate.
Bandit Outpost: Wild level 22 northwest of Edgeville. North of Dark Warrior encampment. Level 29 bandits.
Ghosts training ground: Wild level 17 NEf Varrock after passage guarded by Giant. Ghosts level 25. Planks, Tiles, Steel Short Sword.
Skeleton training ground: Wild Level 25, north of Ghost training ground. Level 32 Skeletons. Crossbows, Iron Scimitar.
Lesser Demons: Wild level 42, eastern border of Wild. Level 79 lesser demons, Nature Runes.
Greater Demons: Wild level 45, north of the Lesser Demons, two level 87 Greater Demon.
Ashes Small House of Spiders: Wild level 45, east of the Greater Demons, two Giant Spiders level 31, Sapphire Cut.
Hobgoblin training area: Wild Level 30, northeast of Graveyard. Hobgoblins level 32, mining area, Goblin Armor.
Maze: Wild Level 40, northwest of the Hobgoblins, King Scorpions level 36, Black Knights level 46, Steel and Iron items.

Hints: Recommended quests:
Do the Lost Ghost quest at the graveyard. If you finish this, you will get about 5 or 6 prayer points.Do the quest in Falador. Talk to the man in the second floor of the castle for a quest about black knights. Get the Iron Chain Mail found behind Falador Castle. Buy it for about 120 GP. A bronze helmet can be found anywhere. Get some cabbage and go to the black knight castle. Push on walls that are called ‘Odd walls’ and drop the cabbage in a hole to complete the quest. The reward is 2,000 GP.

Hints: Silverlight:
Go to Varrock and talk to the gypsy. She will explain the quest. To undrain the key in the pipe, which is part of the quest, use a bucket of water over the drain and head for the sewer.

The seventh chapter in my Runescape money making guide.

The following are just some simple tips & tricks to keep in mind when try to make money. Some of these tips will seem obvious, however it is still important:

Always use a calculator! For accurate trades it is very important to keep a calculator on hand. Make sure they are selling/buying for the price they said. I personally always keep a calculator on hand. You never know when you will run into scammers!
Start slow! Start off only selling 1 or 2 items at first. When you first start merchanting items it is important too stay focused on 1-2 items. This will- help you learn and perfect the different sale techniques for your item, whether it be iron ore, coal, feathers, or whatever else you may be selling.
Buy starting out slow you will be able to find out what works well and what does not.
ALWAYS DEAL IN BULK! I can’t stress this enough, this is the easiest and almost the only way to make big money. It’s simple really: The more items you have the more profit there is to be made off of that item.
Buy low and Sell High! This is obvious right? Use the price guide to double check the prices for items you are unfamiliar with.
Be sure to use the most updated price guide.
PATIENCE is the key, sometimes it can take awhile to sell. This is ok, if the items won’t sell for what you are asking (and the price of the items are relevant).
DON’T SELL CHEAP! Just keep the items in your bank, and try to sell them later. Having items in your bank is just like having money on your pocket.
Double check all trades to avoid scams. To good to be true? Most likely is.
Never give in on your price, if they won’t buy it then leave, don’t waste your time with them. There are always plenty of buyers!!
Use the FORUMS! They are there for a reason. This is the easiest way to sell in bulk. The forums are also a very good way to find bargains on low priced items as well. Forums
Switch worlds often. If you cant find any good deals, log into another world, eventually you will find them. In general you can find items for less money in the less populated worlds. The higher the population in the world the higher the prices will be
Try different bank locations to find the items your looking to buy/sell. Example - If buying ores or bars you should try the banks in Faldor as this town has a furnace and is close to mining areas. If you are buying Rune Essence visit the East Bank in Varrock, since it is close to the Rune Essence mine.

The third chapter of my Runescape money making guide.

Ok, so you’ve made your first million of gold or so now what can you do? Well, if your like me, than I want to make more gp, lol. This chapter will show my personal little trick to turn you into a multi-millionaire in a matter of days!!

By now you should have figured out what item you personally like to sell and trade, and know the high and low prices of what this item sales for. In this next example I will tell you how I started a feather business, (I chose feathers to start with because this is how I first started making my money and I know this Runescape item (as far as how to push it) better than any other.

This plan will work with any item in the game providing that is has a generally demand. Some examples would be logs, iron, coal, steel, food items, etc. Please note that I am a member, therefore selling is a little eas ier since I can post the items I’m selling in the official Jagex Runescape Forums. F2P’s may have better results with an Iron, Coal or Steel business.

The first step in creating your Runescape business is to decide how much you are willing to pay your workers.

How I figure this price is to go by the average price that the item sales for, and pay a little above it, but still below the high (the price that you will sell the item for.) In my feather business I currently pay 6 gp per each feather. I chose 6 because the current value of feathers in the free worlds is 5 gp each.

Paying above the “street” price allows workers to receive more gp from me ( the buyer) than anyone else, (most people are offering to buy for 1-3 gp, because they do not know that you can sell them for 10 gp to members.) This keeps the sellers/workers happy and also keeps them from selling to other players.

And as you have learned in Chapter 1, feathers can sell for 10 gp each to members. (If you are a free player view the FORUMS to find buyers!) This means that I currently profit 4gp per feather, which adds up very quickly when you are multiplying by 10,000 or higher!

Establish a Payment Plan

The second step is to lay out some kind of payment plan for your workers, basically when they will receive there paycheck. I currently pay my workers once a week, every Friday (unless I will not be able to be online, for some reason.) I have created a website for my workers, so that they can check when payments will be made.

The third step is to hire workers! This may sound hard, but trust me you can find many very quickly! Everyone is looking for money.The best way to find workers is to go the Varrock Bank and simply type “Hiring Workers, Pays Well, Add me to find out details!” When a person mes- sages you then give them the info. The other spot to hire workers is of course the chicken farm (for feathers) Northeast of Lumbridge.

That concludes another chapter on how to get fast and easy money!

The second part of my Runescape money making guide.

Now that you have earned 50-100k you are well on your way to making your first million!! This chapter will primarily focus on easy ways to make your money grow. Remember what I said earlier “It takes money to make money.” If you have not followed some of the ideas in Chapter 1, it is a must that you do so!

What is Bulk??

When trying to make money you always need to deal with bulk items.Bulk is simply a lot of items…generally over 1,000 of one item or more. So 5k feathers would be considered bulk. This goes for any item in the game.

When dealing with non-stack- able items such as ore or fish, you will always want to deal with bank notes. Without a bank note you could only carry 26 pieces of coal in your inventory. When you withdraw the coal in a note, you can carry for exam- ple 5k coal, and it will only take up one spot in your inventory bag.

If you notice an item is constantly being sold, but nobody is buying it, then there is a low demand for the item.On the other hand, if you notice people standing around the bank, screaming, ?Buying XXX,? and nobody is selling it, then you will learn that this item is in high demand.

Now it’s important to realize that this is just the general idea of how supply and demand work. You obviously wouldn’?t want to go by 3k of an item just because one person is looking for it (unless that one person is buying 3k of that item;)

You need to observe these trends to see how often people are asking to buy them, and how often people are selling them.

There are however a few items that have remained constant for at least 2 years in Runescape:

Lobster.
Coal.
Iron.
Feathers.
Herbs.
IronOre

I often use this same process and principles with Iron ore. I will travel to different worlds and buy as much Iron ore as I possibly can. I will only buy for 50-70 gp each, occasionally I will purchase for higher prices if the seller has a large amount (3k or more).

I generally offer to buy for 50 gp each. If the seller wants more than 60 gp I will simply refuse to buy it, and will log out of the world and into a new one. (Trust me there are plenty of sellers out there, lol). In world 1 you can always sell Iron ore for 100gp each. I normally try to buy ore in the Fallador bank, simply because this town is centralized with miners since the bank is so close to the mining guild and the mines southwest of Fally.

Cooked Lobsters

Cooked Lobsters currently are selling anywhere from 200-250gp each. Generally though you can find sellers that will sell Lobbies (Lobsters) for 125-150 each. These are the sellers you are looking for. One of the best ways to find a cheap lobby seller is to travel to Karamja (or Catherby if you are a member) and go the the fishing docks located there. You should sell all at the highest prices and buy a little higher than the lowest price.

That would conclude Chapter 2. Hope to see you in the next chapter!

If you are reading this, you should already be considered a millionaire. Now lets take a step further and ascend to the next level called Multi-Millionaire. Being a mutli-millionaire means that you have many millions, and thats exactly what you will have after reading this section.

Its not as difficult as you may think. You just have to have some patience and tolerance in this section, bceause you will now have people working for you, and you must rely on them for you to bring in the money.

Now if you want, you can still continue the tanning method as described in Section “400k-1M” or flipping Cowhides as explained in the last section. But we recommend that you read this new section and the new method it holds:

Starting a Business

The time to start a business is now! Why now? Well by now, you have an idea of the runescape economy, an idea of customer/supplier relations, and because you have the proper ammount of money.

Basically how a Business works can be explained in 5 easy steps:

1. You choose a field you wish to go into (eg: Ores, Logs, Hides etc…)

2. Choose specific items in that field.

3. Hire workers to supply you with those items.

4. Decide on a fixed price to buy those items that your workers supply and store them in your bank.

5. Once you have a bulk of that item, search the forums for someone who will buy them for higher than what you paid your workers for them, which should be easy since you are paying your workers a small ammount.

Here is an example of a set-up business using the business layout above:

1. Ores

2. Iron and Coal

3. 10 Workers Hired. 5 Workers will get me Iron. 5 Workers will get me Coal.

4. I’ll buy at Iron at 60 each, spending a total of 600k on Iron. I’ll buy Coal at 130 each, spending a total of 1.3M on Coal. Total Spent together: 1.9M

5. Found buyer on forums. Sold 10K Iron Ores at 110ea, totaling to 1.1M. Sold 10k Coal Ores at 210ea Totaling to 2.1M. Total made - 3.2M! Profits: 1.2M!!!

As you can see, the previous business layout (which you can use), is a very profitable one. You can get Iron and Coal for those prices because miners who are focusing on their mining level and want some money also will think that 70ea or 120ea for Iron and Coal is a lot of money. The higher level players are always buying Iron and Coal in the forums since those are the main Ores used to level up Smithing fastest.

Lets talk about the business layout in more detail.

1. Business Field

The first thing you should think about before starting a business is what field to go into. Be sure to go into a field that provides a profitable gain. Hot fields of business are Ores, Hides/Leather, and Logs. Now you need to decide which items from that field your Business will specialize in. For the sake of better explaining, we will assume you are headed into the Ore Field.

2. Items to Deal

Once you have chosen your field, you need to consider what items in that field your business will specialize in supplying to the higher levels. You need to consider which items are in hot demand, easy to get a hold of, and can sell for a good profit. For example, if you choose to go into the Ores Field, Iron Ores and Coal Ores are good item picks because they are easy to get since they’re the top picks for Miners training their mining levels and they are in hot demand since they are the basis of gaining high smithing levels, making them easy to sell. And most importantly, they generate EXTREME profits!

Similarly, regular logs and yew logs are good in the Logs Business Field because they are easy to get due to the players training woodcutting and easy to sell to members training fletching or just making arrows. So it’s best to know what item is hot in each field if you want to have a business that brings in big profits.

3. Workers

In a Business, you are not expected to gather all the materials. You hire workers who get the items for you in large ammounts, and you sell them at a higher price and get profits at large ammounts. So the success of your business and the amount you make depends on how reliable and productive your workers are. At first hiring workers may sound difficult, but if you try, you can find workers very easily and quickly. Know where to look for your workers. For workers to gather Ores, its best to go to the Al Kharid or Fallydor East Bank since there are Iron and Coal mines near. Start typing “Hiring workers, pays well, add me for details.” Be friendly but firm with your workers. Be curtious to them, but set a minimum ammount they need to supply you with daily/weekly if they wish to keep their job. Otherwise your business will lose productivity (amount being bought and sold) and the rate at which you make profits will be drastically slowed down. Since you are just starting out your business its best that you not exceed 10 workers, because more might become difficult to manage this early on in your business.

4. Pay

Have a firm set price for your workers. Be sure that the price you buy the items they supply you with is below what you are selling the supplied items for. The best thing to do is give them a little more than the minimum street price for the item. For example, if the usual minimum amount people pay for Iron Ores is 50ea, pay your workers 60ea. This keeps them loyal to your business because they think they are making more than the street price. As long as you are happy with the profit you make, you can pay your workers and buy from them at whatever price you wish. Right now we recommend you buy Iron Ores at 60ea if they are being supplied by workers. Give them a bonus of 5k-10k once in a while and say something like “This is for your good work” to keep them motivated and loyal to your Business. It also helps to have a website where your workers can check pay, work that needs to be done, and times you will be most active to buy from them. Since you should have 2M if you are reading this section, you could for example, pay your workers 60ea for 10K Iron and 130ea for 10K Coal, which will cost 1.9M. Then sell it to someone who will buy the item in bulk. Since the workers are gathering the materials for you, you yourself could log in say once a week and you’d still make millions. You just log in that one day and buy what they gathered, and not have to log in again for the rest of the week! This depends on how reliable your workers are and if they will be on with the items when you tell them to. So really pick those workers wisely! Fire some if they’re not being good! You could also do some of the methods stated in the previous sections while you wait for your workers to gather the supplies, and make even more money.

5. Selling Supply For BIG Profits!

Once your workers have sold you a lot of the items, say 10K of each, you are ready to sell them. As long as you sell the item for more than the low price you paid your workers, you can make a profit. To look for a buyer, go on the forums and search for “Buying *blank*” under the field your Business is in. Then you could PM them in the game and work out a price. So now say you have the 10K Iron and the 10K Coal you bought from your workers. You could sell 10K Iron Ores at 110ea, totaling to 1.1M. And you could sell the 10k Coal Ores at 210ea. Totaling to 2.1M. So in total you made 3.2M! Thats 1,100,000 GOLD in profits! Using that money you can keep buying more supplies from your workers and keep selling to buyers at a profit. You can experiment with any Field you wish and with any item you wish, but so far being in the Ore Business Field buying Iron and Coal is the fastest and easiest way to making millions. If you can make that same deal stated above another 2 times, then you end up with 5M and are ready to move on to the next section!

Runescape is a massive online web-based RPG that has caught a lot of interest over the past few years. It has grown tremendously, and it should have, because it’s a great game. If your new to it, then keep reading this guide will talk you through how to make a good start on the game, and give you a taste of what the game has to offer. Read on.

You start on Tutorial Island, here, you’ll learn all the basics of combat, cooking, fishing, fire making a lot of the skills basically. The tutorials on the island are very interactive, so you’ll learn most of the basics on that. What’s important though, is once you get off Tutorial Island what do you do? Where do you go? All is explained in this guide.

Once you get off Tutorial Island, you end up in Lumbridge, the starting village of Runescape. Here you’ll find a lot of low level monsters for you to kill, and collect loot off – gold pieces, feathers, bones, the lot but are you looking for a better way to start off? Being an experienced player, I would suggest that you actually look to expertise in one skill for now, and really push your development on that one skill. For example, a good skill to start with is mining. It’s requirements are very basic, all you need is a pickaxe, and the right mining area. You’ll be supplied with a pickaxe so there’s no need to worry about that.

Mining is very interesting. You gain experience in mining dependant on the ores you mine. You receive a certain amount of experience every time you mine that type of ore, and as your levels increase, you’re able to mine a much larger variety of ores.

The reason why mining is a good skill to start off with, is because you can combine it with smithing, the skill of making armours in order to make yourself your first set of armour. Plus, once you get to about level 30 mining, you can make quite a lot of money through the mining of iron and coal as they both sell for a nice amount each.

To start off mining, just make sure you’ve got your pickaxe in your inventory (or you can equip it by clicking on it in your inventory), and head off down to the nearest mines. The nearest mines from Lumbridge and one of the best to start off in, in my own opinion is the south-east Varrock mines. Just head north from Lumbridge (cross the bridge) and you should hit Varrock pretty soon (it’s best if you open up the World Map that Runescape provides you above the gaming screen). If you haven’t already, deposit all items (there is a bank in Varrock) you’ve got in your inventory except your pickaxe (if you haven’t equipped it) and head off to the mines.

Start off by mining copper, and then once you hit the appropriate level, move onto more challenging ores like iron. If you want more information on mining ores, and the level requirements to mine them along with the different level requirements for using different pickaxes, check out this page.