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The World map interface is a large, scrolling map of the entire surface of Gielinor. On the map are the names of cities, towns, islands, kingdoms, mountains, caves, dungeons, rivers, lakes, and countless other geographic features as well as informationicons for specific locations, buildings andquest starting points. Blue checkered parts on the map are part of the Unknown, inaccessible areas within Gielinor.

Use 

To access the World Map, the "World Map" button located on the Minimap must be clicked. Doing this will change the game screen into the World map view. (Note: World map view cannot be accessed during combat nor certain other activities.) This version of the map is dynamic. Players can search it using keywords, quickly move from one location to another one, view the "Key" list where all of the icons are explained and can be clicked to reveal all of the locations of the certain icon. The dynamic map may also be zoomed, depending on the player's preference.

As of 9 November 2009, other players can now see that you are busy looking at the world map. While the map is displayed, your character will appear to be looking at a scroll of parchment, presumably containing a map on it. This should prevent other players from assuming you are paying attention to them.

Feature

Scrolling

The World map, once loaded, will show the current location of the player. With the 7 October 2009 update, players can now scroll using the arrow keys, instead of having to click and drag using the mouse though dragging the mouse can still be used to browse throughout the world map.

You are here

 The "You are here" feature was added on 27 January 2013. It shows the location of the player on the map. While looking at another part of the map, the "You are here" arrow can be left-clicked to scroll automatically to the current location.

The yellow marker is also used on the advisor system when doing any of the tutorials or when plotting an arrow to a nearby enemy/quest start.

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RuneScape is a fantasy massively multiplayer online role-playing game (MMORPG) released in January 2001 by Andrew and Paul Gower, and developed and published by Jagex Games Studio. It is a graphicalbrowser game implemented on the client-side in Java, and incorporates 3D rendering. The game has over 200 million accounts created and is recognised by the Guinness World Records as the world's largest free MMORPG and the most updated game.^[2]

RuneScape takes place in the world of Gielinor, a medieval fantasy realm divided into different kingdoms, regions, and cities.^[3][4] Players can travel throughout Gielinor via a number of methods including on foot,magical spells, or charter ships.^[5] Each region offers different types of monsters, resources, and quests to challenge players. The game's fictional universe has also been explored through a tie-in video game on another of its maker's websites, FunOrb, Armies of Gielinor,^[6] and the novels Betrayal at Falador,^[7] Return to Canifis^[8] and Legacy of Blood.^[9]

Players are represented in the game with customisable avatars. RuneScape does not follow a linear storyline; rather, players set their own goals and objectives. Players can choose to fight non-player character (NPC) monsters, complete quests, or increase their experience in the available skills. Players interact with each other through trading, chatting, or by participating in mini-games and activities, some of which are competitive or combative in nature, while others require cooperative or collaborative play.

The first public version of RuneScape was released on 4 January 2001 in beta form, and in December 2001, Jagex was formed to manage the game. As the game's popularity grew, the game engine was rewritten, and its beta was opened to paying players on 1 December 2003 under the name "RuneScape 2". It was renamedRuneScape upon its stable release on 29 March 2004.

Common features

Although modern MMORPGs sometimes differ dramatically from their antecedents, many of them share some basic characteristics. These include several common features: persistent game environment, some form of progression, social interaction within the game, in-game culture, system architecture, membership in a group, and character customization.

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In nearly all MMORPGs, the development of the player's character is a primary goal. Nearly all MMORPGs feature a character progression system in which players earn experience points for their actions and use those points to reach character "levels", which makes them better at whatever they do.^[7]Traditionally, combat with monsters and completing quests for NPCs, either alone or in groups, are the primary ways to earn experience points. The accumulation of wealth (including combat-useful items) is also a way to progress in many MMORPGs, and again, this is traditionally best accomplished via combat. The cycle produced by these conditions, combat leading to new items allowing for more combat with no change in gameplay, is sometimes pejoratively referred to as the level treadmill, or "grinding". The role-playing game Progress Quest was created as a parody of this trend. Eve Online (which broke almost every MMORPG tradition) trains skills in real time rather than using experience points as a meter of progression.

In some MMORPGs, there is no limit to a player’s level, allowing the grinding experience to continue indefinitely. MMORPGs that use this model often glorify top ranked players by displaying their avatars on the game’s website or posting their stats on a high score screen. Another common practice is to enforce a maximum reachable level for all players, often referred to as a cap. Once reached, the definition of a player’s progression changes. Instead of being awarded primarily with experience for completing quests and dungeons, collecting money and equipment will replace the player’s motivation to continue playing.

Often, the widened range of equipment available at the maximum level will have increased aesthetic value to distinguish high ranking players in game. Colloquially known as endgame gear, this set of empowered weapons and armor adds a competitive edge to both scripted boss encounters as well as player vs. player combat. Player motivation to outperform others is fueled by acquiring such items and is a significant determining factor in their success or failure in combat related situations.

Also, traditional in the genre is the eventual demand on players to team up with others in order to progress at the optimal rate. This sometimes forces players to change their real-world schedules in order to "keep up" within the game-world. A good example of this is the need to trade items to achieve certain goals, or teaming up to kill a powerful enemy.^{[citation needed]}

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Membership Cards FAQ

Q: How does the RuneScape membership card work?

A: It's a pre-paid card that allows you to purchase membership from a retail outlet. The card is redeemed on runescape.com to unlock the length of time of membership that is displayed on the card.

Q: What countries is this payment method available in?

A: Free RuneScape Account  membership cards are widely available in several countries including the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, Austria, Denmark, Finland, Germany, Norway, Portugal, Republic of Ireland, Sweden, Switzerland and Puerto Rico. We are always looking to add additional countries to the list where possible.

Q: How secure is this payment method?

A: RuneScape membership cards are a very secure means of purchasing membership. As you buy RuneScape membership cards in stores, it is just as safe as purchasing your groceries. Please bear in mind, though, that once the card has been purchased in store, you should treat it as cash: if it is lost or stolen, the store will be unable to offer a refund.

Q: How much does it cost?

A: Costs vary according to the length of the membership purchased, from a 30-day membership card up to a 100-day membership card.

Q: Why is an ongoing membership card promotion not available in my country?

A: We work hard to ensure that promotions are available in all countries that sell RuneScape membership cards. In some instances this is not always the case, as we rely on retailers to help support the promotion. This may mean that promotions are either sometimes delayed or unavailable.

Q: Can I unsubscribe?

A: All payments are one-off, non-recurring payments, so there is no need to unsubscribe from any service.

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A: RuneScape membership card payments are normally processed instantly, so you should be able to play as a member immediately after redeeming your Free Runescape Accounts membership card. Once you have used your card to purchase membership, it cannot be refunded or transferred to a different account.

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A shop is any place where players can buy or sell items free Runescape account of various kinds to a non-player character merchant. Generally shops will sell items for prices that are higher than purchasing them from another player, and will purchase items at a price that is less than you would typically be able to sell them for from another player. This isn't always true, but it is the basic philosophy behind the shops as found within the game.
A shop is often accessed via a merchant, who is (in this context) a non-player character. Players can left-click to talk to the character and ask to buy/sell items, but can also usually trade with the merchant directly by right-clicking and selecting the appropriate option from the context menu (see Game controls).

Personalised shops

Every store's stock is unique to each player. When a player buys or sells items to a shop, the quantity available to other players remains unchanged. This feature was changed as of an update on 2 September 2009. Prior to this, most shops sold an infinite quantity of certain smaller items.

Types of shops

Currently, there are 36 types of shops, not including The Grand Exchange.
One of the most basic is called a General Store, where players can buy some very basic and ordinary free Free runescape Accounts  items, and be able to sell almost anything that can be obtained in the game. Essentially if it can be traded with another player, it can be sold to a general store, with a few very minor exceptions related to a couple of quests.
Other shops include Jewellery Shops, Magic Shops, Food Shops, Weapons Shops, Armour Shops, and Shops dedicated to most of the skills. Some of these shops have a few "Free Sample items" which are designed to help out a brand-new player in becoming established within the game.
While it isn't consistent, sometimes shops of the same type have their inventory linked to each other. For example, if you buy arrows from an Archery shop and then travel to another archery shop in another part of the world, the arrows available to you will be only as many as if you simply waited for those arrows to be "restored" to the original stock quantity.

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At the time of the creation of this, there are four different types of Dragon Weapons out there for those of you who have an Attack level of 60 or above, and who has beaten the Hero's and Lost City quests. But how do you know which one to use?
  We'll start off with the pros and cons of the different weapons -- Longsword, Battleaxe, Dagger, and Mace.
  Longsword - A fast weapon that deals a decent amount of damage. When I did this weapon test, I had a Strength level of 93. At the time, this weapon could hit a maximum of 24. It is also very accurate when it comes to slashing damage -- free Runescape accounts Dragon Weapon slashing damage is good against enemies in chains and enemies in leather armour, not against plated enemies.
  Special Attack: The Special Attack with the longsword is a more powerful strike that takes away 25% of your Attack Bar. This attack rarely (if ever) misses and can do more damage, but not always. In Attack Mode and Strength 95, I have hit 28 with this attack (I can usually only do 24 this way).
  Battleaxe - In RSC, this is the definite choice, but is it still all that great? The price is still 200,000, but it's not worth it. Not at a long shot. The slowest of the dragon weapons, and barely any more accurate than the longsword. At the Strength level I had when testing the weapons (93), I could hit a maximum of 26. This is higher than the longsword, but doesn't even out the slow attack rate. It is however good against plated enemies with the aggressive crush attack, as well as it is good against enemies in chains and/or leather armour. Sounds good, doesn't it? Well, it's not. Way too slow.
  Special Attack: Temporarily increases Strength by 20 and decreases Attack by 5. It costs all of the Attack Bar and is a good way to "pot up" if you don't have a Super Strength Potion. Note that if you use this together with a potion, it won't give you an extra effect.
  Dagger - Very weak, very cheap, very fast, and you can poison it. With Strength 93, I think the maximum I could hit was 18 or 19, and it has a very fast attack rate. It's accuracy is not the best, but good enough to hit at a decent rate. With poison, this weapon is proven to be great against high leveled enemies (100+). Against low-leveled enemies, it kills at the same rate as the battleaxe.
  Special Attack: A double attack (one attack that hits as if you attacked twice). This power pretty much works like the longsword and the dagger, only that it's divided up into two attacks at the same time, instead of one powerful attack. It costs 25% of your Attack Bar.
  Mace - Fast but not all that powerful, it does, however, have a Prayer bonus and it mainly attacks with crushing attacks. If you fight high leveled monsters using Prayer, this is the weapon for you. Unless that weapon is a dragon. Dragon leather protects well against the crushing attacks, but you can always use the controlled stab attack against them, so this might still come in handy.
  Special Attack: A single powerful swing that costs 25% of your Attack Bar, in the same fashion as the longsword.
  Most of the text above is just information taken out of the numbers. But how good do they prove to be in actual combat? I took an hour out of my busy life to test that. I spent 15 minutes with each weapon, fighting baby blue dragons (level 43). Here are the results, counted in kills (and time to bury the bones):
  Mace - 33 kills
  Dagger - 34 kills
  Longsword - 36 kills
  Battleaxe - 34 kills
  As you can see, it was very close. Sure, some weapons might've been lucky, but further testing proved these results to be fairly accurate. Please note that the dagger was not poisoned at the time, so you might want to add one more kill to the dagger's record.
  Another test I've done was Longsword vs. Battleaxe in a blue dragon (level 99) killing spree. I drank an attack and strength potion (which increased my Attack from 86 to 97 and Strength from 94 to 106), and then kept count of how many dragons I could kill before the potion affect was gone. Here are the results:
  Longsword - Eight kills
  Battleaxe - Four kills
  As it is with these short tests, some of it may be temporary luck, but Hell, twice as many kills with the Longsword? That's enough for me to sell off those battleaxes right away (well, you might want to keep one for the rare occasions when you need one; PKing in big teams, out of Super Strength Potions, fighting low-leveled NPCs, etc.).
  Summary: Prayer fighting (black demons, for an example), use mace in a combination with poisoned dagger (let the demon get poisoned, then you change to the mace to save Prayer points). Ordinary fighting, longsword. High leveled fighting without Prayer, poisoned dagger in a combination with the longsword. PKing, longsword and poisoned dagger (also, don't waste your super potions on people who are fighting dragons in the wilderness with robes on, they will run. Stab them in the back).
  Q: When should I use my Dragon Battleaxe?
  A: If you are fighting enemies that you can easily one-hit, or perhaps when PKing with a big team. It can also be good for its Special Attack, if you don't have any potions.
  And finally, a little pricelist:
  Dagger: 30,000 in Zanaris (Lost City), pay a diamond to get in. Worth it if you have weapon poison.
  Longsword: 100,000 in Zanaris (Lost City), pay a diamond to get in. Worth it.
  Battleaxe: 200,000 in Heroes' Guild. Not worth it.
  Mace: 50,000 in Heroes' Guild. Worth it if you use Prayer a lot.
  Ah, another thing. Dragon Spears Free Runescape Account.
  I haven't gotten the chance to use one myself yet, seeing as how I'm a poor bastard, but I have the technical information on one. They are rare drops, much like the dragon half shield. A fairly fast and powerful weapon, but with one negative aspect about it -- it can only be used for Controlled or Defensive fighting. It has one Defensive option and three Controlled options, but no Accurate or Aggressive ones. It is the ideal weapon for rich people who like to train Defence, though, so if you get one, it might be worth saving. The current price for one is about 3-4,000,000 GP.
  A thing I also should mention is that, just as any other spear, the dragon spear is a 2-handed weapon, so you cannot use a shield when wielding it.

Free Runescape Account Guide to Fast Leveling

Levels coming too slow? These methods are the fastest to 99.Maybe this guide will help you to be fast!Good Luck!

Mining - Power mine iron with a rune pick in places where there's more than 1 iron rock to 90 or so, then coal is best.

Smithing - If you have a lot of spare cash, buy steel bars and make cannonballs or steel plates for free players. Otherwise, either use the ores you mine or buy and smelt/smith iron.

Fishing - fly fishing at Barbarian village is the best way to level. For members, use ShiloVillage and bank your fish. Free Runescape Accounts  leveling

Cooking - get 60 cooking by cooking the best item you can and then buy raw lobsters at 200-230 each (try and get a personal fisher) and cook your way to 99.

Fire making - really simple, just burn the best log you can and always burn in a place near the bank.

Woodcutting - get to level 30 using normals and then oaks then cut willows in DraynorVillage until 99. If you want, you can cut yews for money at 90+ at a very fast rate.

Crafting - buy tanned cow hides or normal hides at 150 for tanned or 100 for normal hides and make the best leather item until 99. You can also buy many silver bars and make tiaras to 99.

Rune crafting - this is slow unless you use one of the major companies. Go to world 16 and craft there by giving the runners 2k + essence back per run. This drains money fast if you are under 55, but once you get over it's a good way to make cash. If you don't want to do that, your best option is to either use the fire altar for members, or use the earth altar for free.

Combat - if you are member, use pest control. If you are free, get to level 60 or so combat and then train on flesh crawlers on the 2nd floor of the security dungeon.

Range - get to level 50 range and then camp at moss giants on Crandor until level 70 range. Then kill lessers until 99.

Prayer - if you are member, try to find an open gilded altar and bury dragon bones. If you are free, buy many big bones and bury at the bank booth.

Magic - get to level 25 magic using combat spells, then use the best teleport you can use until level 55. Then high alch until 99.

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Pking, or player killing, is one of the most favorite pastimes in Runescape history. The deeper you go the harder it is to survive. Jagex, they creators of Runescape, created new items and armor to ensure the combat triangle to stay alive. Unfortunately, they did not count on people making hybrids to combat and destroy the combat triangle Free Runescape Accounts. Here is the most recent guide to defeating all and save money in the wild.
Ranger pures: Ranger pures enjoy their speed and mild damage in any battle. Also they have d-hide armor that protects them from mages in combat. Standard inventory for rangers include 24 food varieties and 3 teleport runes. They should have an empty space to pick up fallen arrows. Their armor should be d-hide chaps and vambraces. Their weapon of choice is definitely the bow. Arrows depend on the type of bow their using.
Ranger def: Ranger def are very good against def warriors and pures. They don’t do much damage considering how much a normal ranger should but they make up for that by using rune chains. Standard armor for def rangers should include either full d-hide or rune chain in place of d-hide for those who have not completed dragon slayer. They should wear rune full helm and amulet of accuracy. Their bow and arrow should depend on their range level though I recommend not becoming a ranger def until level 60 range.
Ranger mage: These rangers have the ability to take down warriors really well. They use range to annoy the enemy and take their health down to around 16 then mage them for an automatic hit. Defeating ranger mages take pures or def rangers because their d-hide can block them. Standard and recommended armor includes death Free runescape Accounts , air staff to trick opponent into taking off armor, power amulet, and d-hide chaps. Bow and arrow once again depend on the pkers level in range.
Ranger warrior: These are probably the most effective fighters on a non-member world. Their range is used to maintain a good speed and the 2-hand combo works well with ranger warriors. It is recommended to have 70+ strength and 60+ ranges before attempting this for the best performance. The bow should always be a short bow for maximum speed. Standard equipment is rune 2-hands, full d-hide, power amulet, bow and arrow, and rune full helm.
Warrior def: These warriors are very pesky to other pkers because of their defense. Fortunately for mages, they don’t hit high and def does not matter to mages because they usually hit them anyways. Standard armor includes full rune and rune chain in place of rune plate body in case they did not do dragon slayer quest. Rune scimitars are the most common weapons for them but long swords have better chances of hitting the opponent. Some def noobs bring rune 2-hands to do the combo. Amulet of strength, defense, or power is recommended. I recommend adamant armor because its very cheap compared to rune and still does a lot of def. Mages also can’t very well against adamant compared to rune even though they still hit them. It is recommended to also bring range armor like leather body so they can get defense against mage.
Warrior pures: this is considered the most effective and cheap pker at level 40-60. They can do immense damage to any type of pker except for def rangers and warriors. Also they should have 25 pray or more to keep their weapon in case of death. If you see a warrior pure, you really should not challenge him or her because they will waste your food and even if you were to win, they would keep their weapon. Recommended armor include mage robes, priest gowns, shade robes, or monk robes. They should also carry an iron kite as a shield for some def. You never really know when some def will come in handy.
Warrior mages: Warrior mages are very ineffective because their armor takes off mage attacks. NEVER BE A WARRIOR MAGE! IT IS A WASTE OF TIME, RUNES, AND ARMOR. YOU WILL LOSE ANY FIGHT AS A WARRIOR MAGE! BE WARNED.
Mages def: These guys will lose most fights because def waste their leveling and makes them vulnerable to stronger fighters. Never be one of these guys either.
Mages pure: These guys work well as a non-member until the level of 35. After a while, pures can defeat them. They can still defeat Def noobs until level 60+ Mages do work well in clans because they can bind. Mages are considered the most expensive and every 100-death rune used or 200 chaos runes used must be used with extreme caution. You don’t want to waste money.
Thank you and good luck in the wilderness.