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We haven’t forgotten about those Tombs of Amascut rewards! In fact, we’ve been discussing your feedback at length. However, in January, a new piece of content dropped that made us re-think a few of our decisions: Nex. The rewards for defeating the fearsome Angel of Death were really impressive, and this inspired us to reassess Tombs of Amascut’s loot. Your input was also crucial in helping us see how we could push even further with these desert delights! So, what’s changing? While we are still happy with some of the items we’ve designed, others have undergone significant reworks. As an added bonus, we’ve also included two new features that will neatly coincide with this particular Raid. Let’s get into it! As always, we refer to the in-game timings as cycles. Each cycle is equal to 0.6 seconds and is also commonly referred to as a 'tick' by the wider community. Masori Armour The Masori were powerful ranged weapon-wielders active during an ancient Kharidian war. They focused primarily on defending ordinary people from the violent thieves and murderers who sought to take advantage of the wartime chaos. This mighty clan has been long since disbanded, but their weapons can still be found in the palaces of wealthy Menaphites, and among the treasures of long-dead Pharaohs. Requirements 80 Ranged 30 Defence (80 when upgraded) Probably the biggest change in this rework is the removal of the Low Life effect – and the additional Dodge mechanics – from Masori Armour. Although some of you liked the unique effect for this set, its uses were a bit niche and many of you felt the tradeoff was simply not worth it. As such, the armour set will now consist of the Helmet, Chestplate and Chainskirt – and no Amulet. This doesn’t mean that Low Life won’t be visited in some form in the future, but for now, it won’t be a feature here. Instead, the stats that came from the effects of Low Life on the original Masori Armour will make up the base versions of the new set – plus the original Prayer Bonus: Wait… base version? Yep, we’ve decided to take a similar approach to Nex rewards and offer some shiny upgrades to the Masori Armour, with the base version still being equippable, with different requirements. Using plates broken down from Armadyl’s Armour and crafting them (with 90 Crafting) onto your Masori Armour pieces with a chisel, you can create the upgraded versions. Breaking Down Values Armadyl Helmet - 1 Armadyl Plate Armadyl Chestplate - 4 Armadyl Plates Armadyl Chainskirt - 3 Armadyl Plates Crafting Values (with 90 Crafting) Armadyl Helmet - 1 Armadyl Plate Armadyl Chestplate - 4 Armadyl Plates Armadyl Chainskirt - 3 Armadyl Plates The base equipment will focus on low Defence and high Offence, making it one of the best choices for an Offence Ranged build, while the upgraded version will be the new best-in-slot Ranged gear in all categories: The fully upgraded armour will surpass the Offence capabilities of Armadyl’s pieces. For comparison, the fully upgraded armour will have the following stats over a full Armadyl’s set: Stab Accuracy: +18 Slash Accuracy: +18 Crush Accuracy: +18 Mage Accuracy: +23 Ranged Accuracy: +19 Stab Defence: +8 Slash Defence: +10 Crush Defence: +10 Mage Defence: +12 Ranged Defence: +8 Ranged Strength: +8 Prayer Bonus: 0 Heka of Tumeken and The Ward of Elidinis Heka of Tumeken Tumeken was the God of Sun and Elidinis was the Goddess of Fertility. As husband and wife, they were the joint leaders of the Menaphite Pantheon. But while Tumeken and Elidinis steered the people of the Kharidian Desert spiritually, it was the responsibility of the human Pharoah to rule in practical matters. Osmumten was the last Pharoah before the end of the ancient war, and he fought alongside Tumeken against enemy forces, until the noble God sacrificed himself to end the conflict. After her husband’s death, Elidinis fled to mourn the loss of her family. Before before she left, the Goddess gifted Osmumten with Tumeken's Heka and her own broken Ward. Requirements 85 Magic The Heka of Tumeken is a wand-like magical weapon, requiring 85 Magic. It has a built-in spell with charges which will need to be replenished, using one Soul Rune and three Chaos Runes per charge. The wand stats haven’t changed too much and still have a base attack rate of two cycles with every fourth hit, firing a bigger attack that deals significantly more damage, and with a longer delay afterwards. For a more visual example: 20 damage → 20 damage → 20 damage → 60 damage 2 cycles → 2 cycles → 2 cycles → 4 cycles And here’s the newest example of how damage will be calculated: Standard fast attacks scale based on '(Magic Level / 6) + 1' for the base max hit. The slower fourth attack scales based on '(Magic Level - 25) / 2' for the base max hit. Mage Strength no longer applies uniquely to the Heka. While the original design of the Heka of Tumeken was great on paper, it was lacking a certain 'something'. If you look at previous raid rewards like the Twisted Bow and the Scythe of Vitur - they were unique, powerful, and most importantly had that wow factor that made them worth the grind. Instead of scaling differently according to your Magic Strength, the Heka will now unleash a special effect dependent on the spellbook you are attuned to, alongside a fourth, more powerful attack, allowing you more options for your builds. Here’s what we’re thinking: Standard Spellbook: 10% boosted damage. Ancient Spellbook: The spell will hit into a 3x3 Area of Effect (AoE) attack. Lunar Spellbook: Heal allies by 5% of your current Magic level (rounded down) along the path of the projectile (capped at 5 players). Increase the Heka’s attack range by 1 (This applies to all attacks not just the 4th). Arceuus Spellbook: Lose 3 Prayer points and in return: The boost is not permanent and will be lost after a period of time. Drain 5% of the NPCs Magic Level (up to 20%). Boost your Magic level by 50% of drained Magic level (capped at 15% additional Magic level). This means you’ve got a fast-attacking weapon that can be mastered to work effectively in tricky encounters, along with free additional mastery to explore with the unique spellbook effects and varying attack speeds. Because, let’s be real… Magic needs some love! Ward of Elidinis We haven’t done too much tweaking to the Ward of Elidinis, since it effectively meets our original design goals. Here’s a recap: Requirements 80 Magic 80 Defence 80 Prayer The Ward of Elidinis will be the new best-in-slot magical shield. Players will get the broken Ward as rare loot from the Tombs of Amascut. With 90 Prayer and 90 Smithing, you'll be able to combine the broken Ward with an Arcane Sigil and 10,000 Soul Runes to repair it. Players without those stats will be able to pay Abbot Langley 20,000,000 GP to create it for them. Additionally, existing Arcane Spirit Shields can be handed to Langley for disassembly, returning just the Arcane Sigil back, so players can make the switch. This won’t require a GP fee, but will destroy a Blessed Shield in the process. Both the broken and fully repaired Wards can be equipped, but the broken Ward will be tradeable, and untradeable when fixed. Players can dismantle it to recover both the Sigil and the Ward, but the Runes will be lost. Dying in PvP will result in the Sigil and the broken Ward being dropped. Here are the stats for the charged Ward of Elidinis, and the Arcane Spirit Shield's stats, for comparison: Lightbearer Ahmek was a formidable warrior who sought to capitalise on the political instability at the end of the war. He crafted a powerful ring which he imbued with the unstable energy left behind from Tumeken's sacrifice. Ahmek sought to use this ring to emerge as a new power in the region; by forcibly uniting thieves and mercenaries under his command, he would overthrow Osmumten. His scheming proved fruitless, however, when the ring was stolen, and he was murdered in his sleep. The Menaphite Guards claimed the ring from the body of the murderous thief and dutifully presented it to the Pharoah. We’ve not made any changes to the Lightbearer’s stats or effects, so here’s a reminder: The Lightbearer is a ring with no Attack, Defence, or other bonuses. It does, however, have a unique effect. When equipped, your special attack energy will regenerate 100% faster (approximately 15 seconds per 10% / 150 seconds per 100%). Unequipping the ring will cause the timer to reset. We assume that for the most part you'll want to continue using rings like the Berserker ring. But there will be some situations where the additional special attack rate will warrant its use. We think this ring will shine in places where kill times are longer, or where you'll want to use a special attack per kill (like Graardor, K'ril, Abyssal Sire etc). You could even use it whilst Woodcutting or Fishing! Osmumten’s Fang Known to his people as Osmumten the Hunter, he was renowned for bringing down many of the land's deadliest beasts. During his hunts, he wore armour and weapons crafted by the region's finest artisans. One such weapon was his Fang, with which he was eventually buried. Requirements 82 Attack Osmumten’s Fang is a five-cycle weapon that packs serious punch while on Stab. It’s decently effective against low defence NPCs, but it excels against monsters with a high defence. We expect its damage-per-second output to be comparable to Rapier-tier weapons on opponents with low Defence, with much greater damage-per-second output on opponents with higher Defence. We’re doing something a bit different with the Fang, so let’s look at how the damage will be calculated. Instead of rolling ‘0-max’ hit like most weapons, it will instead: Roll ‘(max hit * 0.15) - (max hit - (max hit * 0.15))’ For example: If the max hit is 60, then it would roll between 9-51. Alongside this, Osmumten’s Fang will include a special attack. Costing 50%, this special attack would increase the max hit of the weapon to its true max hit for one attack, and boost accuracy by an additional 50%. For example: If its max hit was 60, it would then roll 9-60, provided it passes accuracy. One new aspect of the Fang is more similar to the Crystal Halberd and various Spears: this weapon will deal full damage to the Corporeal Beast when on Stab. In addition, we will be removing the 50 damage cap that Corp currently has. Now you’ve got a weapon that’s great for taking on ol' Corp, so you can have more fun hunting the Sigil to make that completed Ward of Elidinis! And there's more! Stat Renewal Potion How about something completely new! We know that one of the most useful potions you can create during Chambers of Xeric is Overload, which boosts all the player's combat stats by 6 + 16% while damaging them for 50 HP. Uniquely, the boost is repeated every 15 seconds until the effects wear off, after which the player heals 50 HP. This makes it better than your standard potions as it ticks up over time. Tombs of Amascut will introduce a new secondary component called Lily of the Sands. When combined with a Dwarf Weed, this will create the new Stat Renewal Potion. You will need 71 Herblore to create it, and each one you make will net you 150 XP. Essentially, the Stat Renewal Potion has the same stat-renewal aspect of an Overload, so if your combat stats are below base, it will restore them back up. This means: The effect would last for five minutes. The amount it would restore is 16% of your skill level + 6 This potion will not boost your stats above your base level. Pharaoh's Sceptre Teleport Ok, one more treat while you’re here! As we’re raiding in the desert, we want to give players an easy way to get to an instance once it comes available. As it happens, there's already a specific item that can get you to a couple of important places within the Desert: The Pharaoh’s Sceptre. So, let’s make use of it! Use the Sceptre on an obelisk outside the raid entrance and you'll be granted an additional teleport close to the raid entrance. This will only be possible after completing Beneath Cursed Sands. If this passes, we’ll also tidy up the right-click menu, so you just have ‘Teleport’ and ‘Teleport to Previous’ options on your Sceptre. Clicking on ‘Teleport’ will then bring you an interface with more options of where to go. The Sceptre would also be recoloured and made untradeable after completing its attunement.

Ahh, Runecraft. A rewarding skill, but notoriously arduous to train! It’s been the subject of much debate over the years, and when we tentatively pitched a new training method back in December 2020’s Gielinor Gazette, it really got you folks talking. Keen-eyed readers will observe we've changed the name since, as the lore for the minigame has now been finalised. So let’s pick up there: a fun, narratively exciting new minigame that serves as a brand-new method for training Runecraft: Guardians of the Rift! Should this pass a Poll, we expect the content to launch in March.Spoiler warning: Lore ahead! Click here to expand... The Abyss: a deadly realm filled with ancient power. The secrets of this plane have long eluded the denizens of the Wizards’ Tower, though some would give anything to properly uncover them. One of these wizards is Persten. While many in the Tower aren't convinced by her unorthodox methods, a recent discovery means she may now hold the key to the knowledge they crave the most. However, nothing is simple when the Abyss is involved, and Persten won't be able to get to the bottom of her discovery without your help... Temple of the Eye QuestSpoiler warning: requirements for the Temple of the Eye Quest! Click here to expand... Quest Requirements: Enter the Abyss miniquest. Skill Requirements: Level 10 Runecrafting. Other Requirements: Members-only. The Temple of the Eye quest will naturally guide you into Guardians of the Rift. We wanted the minigame to feel grounded in the wider world. It's a short and simple quest which should be accessible to most account types.Spoiler Warning: rewards for the Temple of the Eye quest! Click here to expand... Access to the Temple of the Eye. The ability to play the Guardians of the Rift minigame. 5,000 Runecraft XP. A Medium Pouch (if not already acquired). 1 Quest Point. Poll Question #1: Should Temple of the Eye, a new quest in support of Guardians of the Rift, be added to the game as described in the blog? Guardians of the Rift MinigameSpoiler Warning: Requirements for the Guardians of the Rift minigame! Click here to expand... Level 27 Runecraft. Completion of the Temple of the Eye quest. Members-only The Basics Early concept birdseye image of the Temple of the Eye, Guardians of the Rift minigame. This is WIP. The Guardians of the Rift minigame is non-instanced and non-combat, and therefore accessible for skillers. Upon entering the Guardians of the Rift minigame, you’ll be transported into the Temple of the Eye. As the game starts, you will see the rift into the Abyss starting to open across the room! Oh no! Fortunately, the wizards from the Wizards’ Tower are here to assist you. They will re-animate the Great Guardian in the middle of the room, so that it can try to close the rift. However, it’s pretty out-of-practice, and you must help protect it while it charges up enough power to close the rift. Around the Great Guardian, there are various entrances to Runecraft altars, corresponding to different Runes. When active, these entrances will let players pass through to the corresponding Altars, but only two entrances can be active at any one time. Outside of these entrances, there are two lanes: Elemental and Catalytic. Elemental runes are Air, Earth, Water and Fire. Any type of Rune that is not Elemental is classed as Catalytic – for reference, that’s the Mind, Body, Cosmic, Chaos, Nature, Law, Death and Blood Runes. As the Abyssal Rift opens, Abyssal Creatures will spawn. They won’t attack players, but they will go after the Great Guardian. Your job is to ensure that it reaches 100% charge and closes the rift on time by feeding it Imbued Essence. If the Great Guardian’s charge hits zero, it’s game over! It loses charge each time it is hit by an Abyssal Creature. However, you can help defend it by creating Rift and Shield Guardians from supplies found in the minigame.Click below to learn more about the Guardians. Click here to expand... Gameplay Guardians of the Rift has three distinct phases: Phase 1 In the first phase, which only lasts a short while, you’ll have some time to prepare before the Abyssal Creatures attack. You’ll want to focus on obtaining supplies – mining Essence Shards and collecting Uncharged Batteries which you can then use to create Rift Guardians and power up the Shield Guardians. To begin with, there are a limited supply of Air and Mind Batteries near the wizards that you can use as an initial defence. Phase 2 In the second phase, the rift will start to spawn Abyssal Creatures. You’ll need to combine the Essence Shards you’ve collected with Pure Essence to create Unimbued Essence, which you can then imbue at one of the Runecraft altars and bring to the Great Guardian. This will get you Runes and Runecraft XP – and it’ll also ensure the Great Guardian is charged up and ready for Phase Three. There’s a Bank available in the minigame area where you can fetch Pure Essence during battle. Phase 3 In this final phase, even more dangerous mobs will start spawning from the rift. Your Shield Guardians will take a lot of damage, so you’ll need to focus on charging up the Great Guardian with Imbued Essence while still maintaining the Great Guardian's defences. Essence Shards Essence Shards are a new material found only within the Guardians of the Rift minigame. Various nodes of different sizes can be mined for Essence Shards – so be sure to bring your Pickaxe! Larger nodes are located further away from the lanes and will yield more Essence Shards for your troubles. There are also some nodes on the very edge of the arena – but you’ll need to use Agility to scale the steep slope leading up to them. Occasionally, portals will spawn to take players to the outer wall areas, where you can obtain more Essence Shards. These portals completely bypass the Agility requirement mentioned above, and you don’t need to meet that requirement to get back to the main arena either. However, the portals spawn randomly and disappear quickly, so it's certainly more reliable to use the Agility shortcut if you can! Nodes aren’t the only source of Essence Shards. When your Rift Guardians tragically fall in battle, their corpses can be mined for a moderate amount of Essence. If left unmined, their fallen bodies will lay on the ground and temporarily block the path, until they are cleared automatically or removed by Abyssal Creatures. Now it’s time to think strategically – is it better to obtain Essence or benefit from the extra blocking while you catch your breath? You can combine Essence Shards with Pure Essence to create Unimbued Essence (which can be stored in Essence Pouches). To do so, jump through an Elemental or Catalytic portal to create Imbued Essence at a Runecraft altar. Once you have Imbued Essence, you can use it to charge up the Great Guardian and gain lots of lovely XP! The amount awarded will vary depending on which type of Imbued Essence you're using - the higher the Runecraft requirement, the better your XP. You’ll also get XP and Runes just for creating the Imbued Essence at the altars. Essence Shards can also be used to power up the Shield Guardians initially. Now, though, let’s talk about Batteries. Charged Batteries Wizards are stationed throughout the minigame area, and a crate nearby will have some uncharged Batteries from their supplies. Make sure to pick one up as you pass – you’ll need it! Uncharged Batteries need to be charged at a Runecraft altar before they can become charged. The charge will be either Elemental or Catalytic, depending on which type of altar you used. Charged Batteries can be used to charge and upgrade the Shield Guardians and Rift Guardians. Batteries will also make the Rift Guardians hit harder. The tier of the Battery changes when it’s charged, corresponding to the Runecraft level of the altar used. Here’s a table to illustrate how that works: Type Tier Elemental/Catalytic Air 1 Elemental Water 2 Elemental Earth 3 Elemental Fire 4 Elemental Mind 1 Catalytic Chaos 2 Catalytic Death 3 Catalytic Blood 4 Catalytic The Shield Guardians and Rift Guardians must be upgraded in the correct order, starting from Air or Mind and upgrading one tier at a time. If a lesser Battery is used on the Guardian, it won't go to waste - it will heal the Guardian and give you a small amount of XP. The XP gains for healing and upgrading are the same. The higher the tier, the more HP the Guardian will have. Here’s a breakdown of how we expect the numbers will play out: Guardian Tier Base HP Max HP Tier 1 Battery Tier 2 Battery Tier 3 Battery Tier 4 Battery Tier 1 20 100 20 Upgrade N/A N/A Tier 2 100 200 20 30 Upgrade N/A Tier 3 200 300 20 30 40 Upgrade Tier 4 300 500 20 30 40 50 Please note that these numbers are not final and are still subject to testing and balancing. Portal Talismans When you are imbuing something at an altar, you will have an uncommon chance to receive a Portal Talisman, allowing you to take another trip back to that altar! They’re perfect for when you want to go back to an altar that just closed. Portal Talismans will not carry over from game to game, so use ‘em or lose ‘em! Experience Rates This minigame is not instanced, meaning only one game will be played per world at any one time. Players will gain small amounts of Runecraft XP throughout Guardians of the Rift. After successfully completing a round, players will receive a large amount of Runecraft XP, so it’s worth sticking around to get that win! The ballpark XP rates, compared with other training methods, are as follows: Method XP Rate per hour GP rate per hour Intensity ZMI 25,000 - 54,000 (scales with level) Low (~200,000 - 300,000) Low-Mid Blood Runes 35,000-40,000 (plus 5,000 Mining and 6,000 Crafting) Low (~400,000 – 500,000) Very Low Soul Runes 45,000 – 50,000 (plus 5,000 Mining and 6,000 Crafting) Low (~200,000 – 300,000) Very Low Lava Runes 75,000 – 80,000 None (costs ~100,000 – 150,000) Very High Guardians of the Rift (Proposal, subject to balancing) 20,000 – 60,000 (scales with level) Low (~400,000 – 500,000) Medium As you can see, Guardians of the Rift fits neatly in with existing methods. XP scales, as with ZMI and provides better XP than Bloods and Souls at their respective levels, but less than Lava Runes. The GP rates are comparable to Blood Runes. On top of this, it’s an engaging minigame with lots of small decisions to be made throughout. Poll Question #2: If Poll Question #1 passes, should we add the Guardians of the Rift minigame? This is a brand new Runecraft minigame designed to fit alongside existing methods. Rewards The Reward Rift After successfully completing a game, you’ll will accumulate Elemental and Catalytic Energy. The amount awarded depends on your specific actions in the minigame. Rewards are earned by spending one of each point (Elemental and Catalytic) to reach into an Abyssal Rift and receive a random reward! Runes (General Loot Table) Runes, glorious Runes! The standard loot table includes an assortment of ‘em, awarded based on your contribution to the minigame. It will be random, but we are also investigating how this reward could scale with Runecraft levels. Please note that Wrath Runes will not be available at all from the minigame. Standard Talismans (General Loot Table) The standard loot table also includes any type of Talisman, with some exceptions: it will not include the Wrath Talisman, and it will only drop the Death Talisman if the player has completed Mourning’s End pt. II. The Guardians of the Rift Rewards Shop also contains all standard Talismans, but we want to ask whether it should stock Blood Talismans. Items within the Guardians of the Rift Rewards Shop are purchasable using Abyssal Pearls (more on this below).While we’re on the topic, we're also introducing the Catalytic Talisman to the Reward Rift. This will count for any non-Elemental Runecraft altar, giving its lucky owner access to some of the most sought-after altars. Additionally, the Catalytic Talisman will grant players access to the true Blood Altar in Morytania (requiring Sins of the Father to enter). Juicy! Please note, the Catalytic Talisman will only allow access to the Death Altar for those who have completed Mournings End Pt. II and the Wrath Altar only for those who have completed Dragon Slayer II. The Catalytic Talisman is a rare drop from the Reward Rift. New Talismans (Talismen?) means new Tiaras! Both the new Catalytic Talisman and the existing Elemental Talisman can be melded with a Gold Bar to create two new Tiaras. Fashionable and practical! Poll Question #3: Should the Guardians of the Rift Rewards Shop stock Blood Talismans? Poll Question #4: Should we introduce a new Catalytic Talisman as a rare drop in the Guardians of the Rift Rewards Rift? Poll Question #5: If the Catalytic Talisman is added to the game, should it grant access to the true Blood Altar in Morytania? It would require Sins of the Father to enter. Poll Question #6: Should we introduce two new Tiaras, craftable by combining a Catalytic or Elemental Talisman with a Gold Bar? Abyssal Pearls Abyssal Pearls are a new type of currency which can be used in the Guardians of the Rift Rewards Shop. They are obtained from the Rewards Rift, so the amount you will receive will depend on your contribution to the minigame. Guardians of the Rift Pet When the Tempoross minigame came out last year, it came with a brand-new pet. We want to do the same here, but there’s already an existing Rift Guardian pet, so we’re still discussing what this new pet could be. We’re torn between a version of the Great Guardian or your very own Abyssal Creature! We'd like to hear your feedback about which you'd prefer. Obviously this is a bit difficult when we don’t yet have the models to share with you, but let us know your initial impression. If we do go for the Great Guardian option, rest assured we’ll work to make it look different to the existing Rift Guardian pet! Poll Question #7: Should we introduce a new pet from the Rewards Rift in the Guardians of the Rift minigame? Abyssal Needle (to create a brand-new Colossal Pouch) The Abyssal Needle is used to craft a new Runecraft Pouch. It’s an upgrade from the Giant Pouch and requires 85 Runecraft to use. The table below outlines how it compares to other Runecraft Pouches: Type Runecraft Level Capacity Cumulative Capacity Uses before decay Small Pouch 1 3 3 No decay Medium Pouch 25 6 9 45 Large Pouch 50 9 18 29 Giant Pouch 75 12 30 11 Colossal Pouch 85 40 40 8 The Colossal Pouch is made by using the Abyssal Needle on any of the other Pouches while you have them all in your Backpack, essentially stitching them together like some sort of abominable Frankenpouch. Making it requires 56 Crafting and consumes the Abyssal Needle, but players can get another by using a regular Needle on the Reward Rift. You cannot get other Pouches in addition to the Colossal Pouch. The Colossal Pouch will have a knock-on effect for other Runecraft methods by slightly increasing XP/hr, and it means fewer Pouches to click. Should this pass the poll, we will make sure the Colossal Pouch counts for the Devious Minds quest. Poll Question #8: Should we introduce an Abyssal Needle, obtainable via the Rewards Rift in the Guardians of the Rift minigame? This would allow players to stitch existing Runecraft Pouches together to create a Colossal Pouch, requiring 85 Runecraft and 56 Crafting to use. Abyssal Lantern The Abyssal Lantern is an offhand item held in the shield slot, and you can pick one up at the Reward Shop. It requires Firemaking to use. It gives various benefits during Guardians of the Rift based on which logs are used to light it. It can be lit by using two of the logs listed in the table below, if the player has the Firemaking level required. There’s a Bank in the minigame to facilitate this. Log Type Firemaking Level Required Bonus Normal 1 Your chances of finding portal shards is increased by 10%. Oak 15 Increases your reward points gained by 5%. Willow 30 Gives a 5% increase to all runes that are crafted within the minigame. Maple 45 Your chances of finding portal shards is increased by 20%. Yew 60 Increases your reward points gained by 10%. Blisterwood 62 Gives a 15% increase to blood runes crafted within the minigame. Magic 75 Gives a 10% increase to all runes that are crafted within the minigame. Redwood 90 Increases your reward points gained and runes crafted by 5%, also your runecraft pouches will no longer degrade within the minigame The Lantern will last five games in a row, meaning ten logs are required to fully charge it, and it will lose two logs worth of charge per game. It can be lit outside but provides no benefits. Poll Question #9: Should we introduce the Abyssal Lantern as a reward from the Guardians of the Rift Rewards Shop? This would be an offhand that allows bonuses in the Guardians of the Rift minigame, using logs to offer different types of bonuses. Guardians of the Rift Rewards Shop The Guardians of the Rift Rewards Shop allows you to spend any Abyssal Pearls you’ve earned on powerful goodies! It will include all Standard Talismans, as well as the following unique rewards: Runecraft Skilling Outfit This offers players increased yield in the number of Runes they can craft. It’s more focussed on increasing the profit you can make while training Runecraft, as opposed to making it faster to gain XP. The Outfit consists of four pieces of gear: Helm, Chest, Legs and Boots. The inclusion of the Hat means you’d have to make the choice between that and your Catalytic or Elemental Tiara when working at certain altars. But what if you could add the Catalytic or Elemental Tiaras to the Hat? You can change them out as you please. This would allow you to rock the new outfit while still having a one-click access to those Runecraft altars! Each piece has a 10% bonus chance to craft additional Runes, going up to a total of 60% when all pieces are worn. The Runecraft Skilling Outfit has the potential to alleviate problems that players experience with obtaining Blood Runes – at the very least for those who have already achieved Level 77 Runecraft or above. This won't solve the issue for players who don't have the required Runecraft levels to create Blood Runes, but Guardians of the Rift should help to make Runecrafting generally more accessible and engaging in the earlier levels, and thus make achieving these milestones a lot more realistic for everyone. We hear your concerns that Blood Runes can be tedious to obtain through shops. The new outfit would improve yield of Runes, which can be very powerful when combined with access to the true Blood altar. Additionally, with the release of Nex, we released Blood Essence, which also provides a hefty boost to blood Runecrafting! While this still won't be faster than buying Runes from shops, we feel this is a more engaging way of obtaining a lot of them, and much faster than other existing methods. Poll Question #10: Should we introduce a new Runecraft Skilling Outfit as explained in the Guardians of the Rift blog, obtainable via the Guardians of the Rift Rewards shop? Ring of the Elements The Ring of the Elements stores many teleport charges and can teleport players to various Runecraft-related locations. The idea came from a player suggestion to create an 'infinite' Ring of Dueling, but instead of teleporting the player to the Duel Arena, Ferox Enclave and Castle Wars, the latter of which doesn't really relate to Runecraft, it would take you near each of the four Elemental altars. This gives easier access to the Air, Earth, Fire and Water altars to increase the amount of Runes you can craft! This ring will require a Law Rune and one of each Elemental Rune per charge. The maximum number of charges stored is 10,000. Teleport locations: Fire Altar: Outside of the Duel Arena gates. Water Altar: West of the Water Altar. Air Altar: South of the Air Altar. Earth Altar: South of the Earth Altar. The Water, Air and Earth teleports will be slightly further away from their respective Altars than the Fire teleport. We think that this item might have some use in free-to-play, and we are happy to poll this as a separate question to see what you think. This could increase the value of the item whilst also giving non-members new teleports they do not currently have access to. Poll Question #11: Should we introduce a Ring of the Elements as a reward obtainable via the Guardians of the Rift Rewards shop? Poll Question #12: If Poll Question #11 passes, should the Ring of the Elements be made available in free-to-play That’s it, rifties! We'll update this blog with our final poll questions once we’ve had your feedback. Please get in touch so that we can make any amendments necessary before the poll goes live. Still got questions? We’ll be discussing this blog further on our Twitch Livestream, Thursday January 27th at 17:00 GMT with Mods Elena, Husky and Light. Send us your queries and anything you'd like us to address!

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