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I am happy I did, because Runescape is a very funny game. It has got a fantastic, dry British humor to it, and it is not afraid to be silly. In 1 afternoon, I assisted King Arthur and his knights (who were on holiday in Runescape) regain the holy grail, infiltrated a fighter kingdom by disguising herself as a gorilla, and aided bickering OSRS buy gold goblin leaders select out a new wardrobe for their tribe.

I particularly love the way quests write your personality. It's funny seeing your avatar respond wildly when you opt for a comparatively tame dialogue option. After an immortal gypsy clarified that the entire universe would implode if I didn't complete a quest, my personality exclaimed"Not the whole universe! That is where I keep my stuff!" If you mess up a dialog you can just try it again, so I said every line accessible whenever possible simply to watch unique conversations play out.

One of my favourite quests is One Small Favor, that is basically a series of fetch quests during which each person you ask to help with something in turn asks you to help with something else. This continues until you have a laundry list of favors to cash in, and after the sixth or fifth petition, your personality is absolutely fuming. If I wasn't keen to see together, One Little Favor would have bored me to tears, however, that I was always looking forward to my next chance to be a smartass.

Before I could start my own saga, however, I had to buy RS gold generate income and purchase some basic equipment. My shopping list comprised potions to boost my skills, food to recoup my health, accessories to teleport to important areas, and magical stones called runes that are used to fuel charms, most especially handy teleport spells. I decided to earn money by coaching Hunter, one of Runescape's new skills.