How to Keep Your Runescape Bank Organised 90% of the Time!

I don't know if the spots were put there on purpose or not, but I hope they don't take if away. The spots are a fun part of the mini game where player.

Are you tired of spending an hour every day organising your bank because you just can't seem to keep your items in place? Read this..and you might just learn something.

First, I'd like to thank you for being interested in this guide.

I'll be explaining you how to keep your RuneScape bank organised 90% of the time. Reason for me saying 90% is because it is nearly possible (still possible) to keep your bank organised 100% of the time. Either if it's new items that came out, or when you take the item out, for example a purple party hat, the slots "shift" and you lose the place. The only way to not have that happen is if you have two sets of a party hat. But I'll explain how to still keep it organised with only 1 set items.

First, I recommend you in putting your Coins in the first slot of the bank. Then put anything after that. I recommend you in putting Runes together, thus making is easier to teleport when in a hurry. Also put all ores together with the bars. If you have raw items, for example: Raw Sharks, cook them. They give you experience, and is now good for eating!

I strongly recommend you in putting 2 or even 3 Raw Sharks as a bank holder. This will never be used, and is here so that your bank doesn't "slide" when taken out. Do this for all the "cheap" based items, like runes, ores, gems, etc.

The Not-So-Easy-Type to keep organised.

Some items are too much of a hassle to buy in 2 sets. As my example earlier, if you're a fan of rares it's always good to keep them at the bottom of your bank. Unless you can afford 2, but let me explain if you're a person who could only afford 1 of an item. For example full dragon. Could be expensive, and just a hassle to buy two, which doesn't help you in RuneScape other than keeping your bank organised. Keep your armour, weapons and anything you like to wear at the bottom of your bank. Therefor you can easily take it out, and put it back in the same order after.

If your bank is un-organised, spend 30 minutes orgranising it, (yes it could take that long, even up to an hour). It makes you feel proud and ever time you open your bank you see a wonderful organised wealth of yours.

Good luck!

Don't forget to check out my other guides! They could help you just a little better!

Runescape Clan Wars Glitch Spots

A look at the glitch spots in the Runescape mini game "Clan Wars".

Clan Wars is a mini game where two different clan chats can battle each other. When a challenge has been accepted, both clans have 2 minutes to enter a portal which will take them to the battlegrounds. One clan will start on the north end while one starts on the south end. After you are dead, you will be able to keep watching the war from a viewing area. When a clan has no one left to fight, then the other clan wins. On the map there are some spots where someone can stand without being seen, these are called the "glitch spots". Players standing in these spots cannot be seen on the playing screen, but can be seen as a dot on the mini map. So far I have only found two spots.

Glitch Spots
North-West spot- this spot is located in the NW corner of the map.

South rock spot- this spot is located in a bunch of rocks on the south half of the map.



I don't know if the spots were put there on purpose or not, but I hope they don't take if away. The spots are a fun part of the mini game where players can hide and surprise other players. Sometimes clan will use these spots strategically to win over the other clan.

Conclusion
I hope you learned something from this and maybe you can try it out some time! If you found this interesting, please tell your friends to read this article. Thank you!

Runescape Chinchompa Guide for Range

Heres a fun and exciting way to get loads of range experience with your adorable and exploding creature.

Unlike other range training guides for Runescape that say the same dull boring thing about effectively training your range level, I will present a member guide for training your range level while having fun with it. I will basically focus on training range with chinchompas, which by the way are cute furry animals that explode!

Anyway chinchompas are an awesome ranging weapon because they are fat rodent-like creatures that you throw at targets. For this way of training range you need level 45 range for a bow. Chinchompas can be caught with a box trap (both red and regular) using spiced chopped tomatoes as bait. The regular are found in the woodland area and the red, carnivorous ones are found in the jungle area in fedlip fields. Note: you can't use the regular chinchompas as ranging weapons. The cost I think is 700-800 gp, though you should check with the grand exchange because Jagex is controlling and monitoring the prices of everything.

So now your probably thinking on where to use this dangerous little weapon. Now you obviously want to find an area that is crowded with targets, so you can hit multiple targets. One place to do this is in pest control (any level) since its crowded with monsters your bound to hit multiple monsters per chinchompas. A good place is beyond the southern gate where the monsters pile up or in the late game on western/eastern gate where the pests really start to pile on. The good thing with pest control is you won't lose anything when dieing and you'll just respond in the lander so you don't need to pay attention your health.

Another place is a world with castle wars being crowded, so go to the castle wars designated worlds. Then you can just throw your chinchompas at the mobs/crowds running around chasing flags and such. Any other place works as long as you can survive till you run out of chinchompas and if there are multiple monsters after you so you can take advantage of chinchompas effect.

Traveling the Wilderness in Runescape

A fascinating guide on traveling the wilderness on both a free players and a members server.

Free Version

If you're travelling the wilderness in a free server then you may need some free hints and tips. Luckily this guide is on travelling the wilderness in Runescape so you don't need to look anywhere else just here… and here.

If you ever go into the wilderness don't bring any of your expensive things like you rune scimitar or 2h. Also if you can teleport bring enough runes. If you can make full bronze armour then you should take it with you.

When you're actually in the wilderness you may find some useful things like iron kite shields. Don't count on your home port spell it takes a lot of time and even if you not in battle, you cant use it from over level 20 wilderness. When you're in the wilderness bring some cheap weapons so that you're not fighting with your own fists.

Members Version

If you're a member always, always, always (always x 10 here) bring a dragon fire shield. There are lots of dragons if the wilderness and you don't want to end up like this guy.

Also follow the free players stuff.

Members and Free Part

It seems I forget something… bring food. For members bring shark for free players bring anchovy pizza it heals 18 health any questions ask somewhere.

You have made a wise choice reading my guide thank you and good night!

You Shall Like Balanced Trades

All Runescapers must have noticed the new trading system. My 15 reasons for why it's good.

Many are complaining about how stupid the new trading update is. Of course we all know the reasons: to prevent real world trading. Good for you, Jagex, it works, but what about the gamers?

Let me show you some of the many good sides:

1. Less (big) beggars; the most they can beg for is 3k. Why would they spend their time for such a little amount?
   
2. Less autoers; we all know them, those annoying little noobs stealing our ores or logs. They can't trade the earnings to their main account or other accounts anymore, so having an autoer has less use than ever before.
   
3. Less expensive birthday presents; the best present a f2p can give now is a present worth 3k! The less you can give away, the less you lose, the more you keep, the more you have
   
4. Less people can own you easily since they can't buy a better account
   
5. Less shame about giving a too small present on your friend's birthday or with Christmas, which would make you look poor or rude
   
6. Less rich people; some people buy RS money for real money. Ha, now they can't show off anymore! Let those lazy gamers work!
   
7. Less rip-offs from girlfriends/boyfriends who ask you presents till you're broke
   
8. Less accidentally losing money or items by clicking accept without looking
   
9. Less chance for having you're account hacked; the hacker cannot trade your items and money to his own account
   
10. No more opportunities for your annoying brother/sister to steal/borrow some of your armour and other items
    
11. No more so-called trading games; the game where people trade with the organiser, the trader who traded the best item, is the winner and gets the price.
    
12. Less so-called friends borrowing your items or money, so less chance on never getting them back.
    
13. No more bots from gold-sellers; they can't sell they're products on their websites anymore
    
14. Runescape won't get ruined by real-world trading! So enjoy playing Runescape longer
    
15. Less chance to get bored;Mod Hobagoly explained: "That's the case with all cheating, whether it's buying gold or cheating your way through a console game - it's fun for a while, but the challenge goes and things quickly get boring."

Enjoy gaming!

Fast Experience for Beginning Agility

Agility is a skill that when leveled up allows you to access new areas, use shortcuts throughout the world of Runescape, and be able to run longer without running out of energy. This is the method I found to be most effective.

Level 1-25
This part is sorta boring because you have to do a lot of training before you can access new areas. This part of the training doesn't have a lot of options for training methods either. I went to the Tree Gnome Stronghold and used the agility course there until I hit level 25. This part is kinda boring so listen to some music or keep yourself entertained somehow.

Level 25-35
For this part you will now have access to a few shortcuts and so on. Training by using shortcuts is rather slow at this level and so I would use this way I am about to show you. The Werewolf Agility Course is located in a small shack with a werewolf in it. It is in the Haunted Forest just southeast of Canifis. To enter you need a Ring of Charos(otherwise the werewolves don't like you) which is obtained by doing Creature of Frekenstrain quest) and at least level 25 agility. There is a course for level 60 but we're not there yet. Talk to the Skullball Boss to begin a round of Skullball.

SkullballSkullball is done by kicking a skull through goals (skeleton legs) and completing a whole lap around scoring on each goal (the track is shaped like a big circle). You have the option on "tap", "kick", "shoot", or "show-goal". Tap moves the ball 1 space, kick moves it 5, shoot moves it 10, and show-goal points out the goal to be scored upon on your mini-map. If I have observed correctly, I believe that passing through a goal or hitting a wall reduces the amount of spaces the ball will move by 1 space. If you get stuck in a corner, try rebounding the ball off the wall into open space. Finish the course by kicking the ball into a small hole in the wall at the end of the track. You will be given experience depending on your time. The most possible experience is 750 and the average time for people is generally 3-4 minutes. The longer you take after a certain time (I think 4 minutes) the more your experience reward is reduced.

Level 35
Congratulations you've made it here. You can now try out places like the Barbarian Course and as you probably realized at level 30, you can go to places like the Penguin Course and Agility Pyramid (some of these have requirements to participate). Have a good time running around for a lot longer than everybody else!

Dragon Plate Body on Runescape

Will there ever be dragon plate body on runescape? I would really like to know what it would take to get Jagex to offer a new dragon plate body for members to buy. They did come out for the new dragon full helm, but they haven't said a peep about dragon plate body as I know of. Other things beside dragon pla.

I think they should also have a dragon pickaxe, too. It also would make a lot of sense to put dragon kite shield, dragon boots, dragon crossbow, and dragon claws on the list for weapons and/or armor to were when you are level 60 attack or strength (or level 60 range, for the crossbow, and level 80 mining, for the pickaxe).

Runescape is a lot of fun, and is a really interesting game, but other online gaming companies are catching up with Jagex, like Silkroad Online (I play that game too, but Runescape has better quests). I believe that if Jagex doesn't do anything soon, that Jagex will get in trouble with popularity by players.

A Guide to Runescape Moderators

With a game as large as Runescape, you need many dedicated people to police and protect the game from scammers and other bad people. This is where moderators come in. This guide will explain all about them.

With a game as large as Runescape, you need many dedicated people to police and protect the game from scammers and other bad people. This is where moderators come in. This guide will explain all about them.

Forum ModeratorsForum moderators, obviously are the people who police the forums. This is a voluntary job and these people do not get any incentives for what they do other than the warm, fuzzy feeling of knowing that they are helping keep Runescape running. They play the game like you do, so please don't beg them for free stuff they deserve to play the game in peace. To become a forum moderator you need to, obviously, be active on the forums. Post proper posts and follow the rules. All forum mods need to be paying members. The forum mods can ban you from using the forum for 24 hours. You will know if someone is a forum mod by checking to see if they have a green crown on their posts. This does not show up in game.

Jagex ModeratorsJagex Moderators are employed by Jagex and get paid for what they do. These people aren't usually seen in the game and if they are seen they are testing a bug. They don't earn their levels like we do, so it is possible to see a level 1 moderator. They can't trade or fight and they can ban people. You will know if someone is a Jagex mod by checking to see if they have a gold crown next to their name when they chat. If they don't have a gold crown they aren't Jagex moderators. To become a Jagex Moderator you need to be employed by Jagex. They will never ask for your details in game and they don't send you emails.

Player ModeratorsPlayer moderators do not get any incentives for what they do. They play the game just like we do, so don't beg them for stuff. They have a silver crown next to their name in chat. THey can issue 48 hour mutes and priority reports. They cannot ban. These people are picked by Jagex. Remember, there is no easy way to be picked as a mod. There are no scams that you can try and the only way to become a mod is to be picked by Jagex.

A Guide to Making a Runescape Pure

One of the most entertaining activities in Runescape is Pking. Pking stands for Player Killing. This is something a lot of players try to perfect. If a player is successful at pking, their money will come easily and they will become well known to many pkers but also feared in the wilderness.

In order to achieve the skill of becoming a pker, you must first create a pure. A pure usually has level 1 defense and has its combat stat high. There are usually three types of pkers.

A Melee pure you will be best off with level 1 defense, level 40 attack and at least level 40 strength

A range pure will have to have level 40 range or higher so that they can wear green d hide

A mage pure will usually have level 43 magic so that they can use death runes and hit 13

Pures usually have level 1 defense because the more defense levels you get the higher your combat level will be. For example, a level 50 melee player with level 30 defense will only be able to get level 55 strength and level 40 attack. A level 50 with level 1 defense will be able to get level 40 attack and level 69 strength. That means the defense person will hit 14 instead of 17 (these are both with strength potions).

Now that you have created a pure, you will be able to start pking. If you are new at pking you should find a trust worthy friend and fight with them for a while until you get the hang of when to eat and when to switch to your K.O. weapon.

There are many K.O. styles for different pures. For melee pures its best to use a rune two-hander. This weapon will allow you to hit 21 instead of 17 at level 69 strength.

For a ranger they can either level up their magic so that they can use it to K.O. someone, or get their melee up. Unfortunately there is no K.O. for mages unless they use a rune two-hander, but mages usually don't use melee that often seeing how their magic hits 16's at level 59 anyways.