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  • Questing around Varrok

    I have very little experience with the wider world of Runescape. There was a point in 2008 when a few friends and I got a membership for one account and took turns playing around with it. The only thing I remember doing was going to the HAM stronghold which is in Lumbridge. I don’t think…

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  • Dragon Slayer: Slaying the Dragon!

    Once inside the Crandor Volcano there’s a little dungeon here filled with skeletons. They do attack on site but aren’t hitting hard enough to be a serious threat. I leapt over a wall to face Elvarg himself! Unfortunately for me, my combat stats were not high enough. I barely got a hit in, and when…

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  • Dragon Slayer: Building a Boat

    The next steps in Dragon Slayer is to find a boat to take you to Crandor where you can find Elvarg, the dragon. It just so happens there’s a man in Port Sarim looking to off load a broken boat. He’ll even throw in a Cabin Boy free of charge. For the low price of…

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  • Starting Dragon Slayer

    The cap stone goal and my personal requirement for subscribing to Runescape was getting Dragon Slayer done. Dragon Slayer is one of those Runescape quest that has many sub-quests to complete and fairly high skill level requirements. To even start the quest you need 32 quest points. Which means you need to complete almost all…

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  • GTFO: Purification Complete

    Purification was the last mission we needed to complete to finish the second tier of the current Rundown. While I’ve tried the other two with the squad before I wasn’t there when they finally beat them. So it was nice to be able to complete one before I got dragged down to the thrid rung.…

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  • My 5 Nostalgic Spots of Runescape

    One of my first goals was to give myself a healthy dose of nostalgia by visiting my old haunts from 2007. Being a free player at the time I spent a lot of time a very small section of the Runescape map. Thanks to Old School Runescape I can visit these locations as they were…

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  • My OSRS Free to Play Goals

    Runescape has always been a game about setting your own goals. It does very little in the way of telling you what to do. There are some “Adventure Paths” in the beginning that give you some ideas but for the most part it’s up to you. To keep everything managable and relearn the game I…

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  • Runelite: The OSRS Client I Didn’t Know I Needed.

    I’ve decided to start up and try out Old School Runescape again. I had previously made an effort to play earlier this year and bounced pretty hard off of it. I meant to write a post about it but never got around to it. This time, I was told by a friend that if I…

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  • Heading Back to Runescape

    The year is 2007. I’m in 7th grade and all my friends and classmates are abuzz with some game called Runescape. It’s this game you play online with other people and there’s so much to do! I was no stranger to playing games in a web browser. These were the prime years of gaming when…

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  • A Small Note About a Big Change

    No need to adjust your RSS feed you’re still in the right place! Though things may look a bit different. What’s with the new name? When I started this blog I was in a bit of a rush to choose a name. The Newbie Blogger Initiative was fast approaching and I wanted a cool and…

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  • Game Plan: June 2020

    Halfway through the year. In a lot of ways, it feels like we should be farther along but it also feels like it came out of nowhere. Luckily we’re heading straight towards summer and some beautiful weather. I’m starting to feel a bit of a gaming rut coming on. I haven’t been too interested in…

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  • Warframe: Just a Bit of Railjacks

    We took a break from GTFO this week as it’s been getting stale for a few of us. I think we’re going to move to play every other week to break things up. Before we started GTFO, our Saturday night group game was Warframe so we headed back over there this weekend. It’s surprising what…

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