In my final blog I will be speaking about how we’re rebalancing the battle triangle; the newest equipment we are adding (including something really amazing that OSRS gold we have been keeping as a surprise); battle levels and pures; and the changed relationship between food, armour, life factors and Constitution. Thank you for reading!

Varrock has civilization (the memorial ) and shopping (the expansive exchange). But once you venture off the main street, it is all slums. Nyet. Though, regardless of the talk of a goblin invasion in Lumbythey appear to mind their own business if you don’t begin a fight together. Becoming walled in and well shielded gives you a sense of security (maybe a false sense of safety?) , as well. But if you are not a dwarf miner, there is not much happening there. Sure, there is the party space, but I’ve yet to see a celebration there…

If you can not decide between small town life and big city excitement, Edgeville has a bit of both. It is a sleepy hamlet through the week, but on weekends it gets as crowded as Times Square on New Year’s Eve. Pack a picnic basket and have a seat on the hill and observe the PvPers battle it out just beyond the Wilderness Wall (you’re in no danger as long as you stay about the”civilized” side). Though seeing undead skeletons drifting around only a few feet outside my bedroom window (even though they are safely behind the winderness wall) would freak me out.

Ardongue is a sizable city. It’s a sizeable market in the village square. And it even has a zoo! However, who wants to live so near this Runescape 2107 gold walled-in plague city (despite the rumors which the jolt is a hoax)? And if you venture beyond the city walls, you are at risk of being kidnapped and forced to fight to the death in the Fight Arena (badly, why not the government move and put a halt to that surgery?) .