ARISE gamers (click this)
Goals:
fremmy trials -> lunar diploamcy -> 77 magic -> superglass make -> 75 craft for glory
wilderness slayer -> enough emblems for rune bag = enough slayer points for herb bag
Important quests to do: RFD 0/10, Monkey madness, cabin fever
General combat training: 60 attack, 60 strength, 60 defence, 70 ranged, 70 magic

Hijacked account
Whips obtained: 52/100 (click here for halfway celebration) | Abyssal head obtained: 11/10 | Abyssal dagger: 1
Ancient shards obtained: 54 | dragon spears obtained: 4 | Completed totems: 12

Hee Haw's clue scroll extravaganza
Medium: 38
Hard: 164
Elite: 123
Master: 46

yeah i gamer / gamersriseUP
(Gamers don't die, they just go MIA)



This post was edited by Jupe on Oct 4 2018 01:04pm

Alright after a few hours of trekking up and down a pyramid we finally got gold again

We rich now boiiiis! Nice money angry gamer

haha YES my friend! many thanks

Fgty

one down gamers






argh?!

This post was edited by Jupe on Oct 4 2018 03:15pm

I'm gettin things done gamers

Inspiring words
“At Bealltainn, or May Day, every effort was made to scare away the fairies, who were particularly dreaded at this season. In the West Highlands charms were used to avert their influence. In the Isle of Man the gorse was set alight to keep them at a distance. In some parts of Ireland the house was sprinkled with holy water to ward off fairy influence. These are only a mere handful out of the large number of references available, but they seem to me to reveal an effort to avoid the attentions of discredited deities on occasions of festival once sacred to them. The gods duly return at the appointed season, but instead of being received with adoration, they are rebuffed by the descendants of their former worshippers, who have embraced a faith which regards them as demons.

In like manner the fairies in Ireland were chased away from the midsummer bonfires by casting fire at them. At the first approach of summer, the fairy folk of Scotland were wont to hold a "Rade," or ceremonial ride on horseback, when they were liable to tread down the growing grain.”
― Lewis Spence, British Fairy Origins


This post was edited by Jupe on Oct 4 2018 03:29pm

seafood nice

So I was doing these so I could get my cooking up from making wines but i realized 1 quest = 1 grape so this is 4 grapes per world F***