New Player Guide to RuneScape

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You can also read this guide in Brazilian Portuguese , Russian (unofficial), Spanish (unofficial) Welcome to RuneScape , a bustling MMO with a ton of activities to enjoy. The problem is - where do you get started? This guide aims to cover the basics of how to play, what you can do in the world of Gielinor, and how you can climb your way up to be the greatest skiller or monster-killer that ever lived. We recommend that you create a new character and play through the opening tutorial before reading this guide, as that will cover the basics of moving around, levelling up some skills, and more. After that, come back here and learn what there is to do next! If you’ve played RuneScape before and just want an overview of the new content available to you since you last delved in, you can check out our Returning Players Guide [runescape.wiki] . Movement is easy in RuneScape - simply click where you want to move and your character will run (or walk) over there. If there’s an NPC you’d like to talk to, you simply click on them to interact. The same applies for interacting with an object like a tree, or to initiate combat with a monster like a goblin. Sometimes, an object can have additional options for interaction, including an “Examine” option, which you can find by right-clicking on it. To help you find your way around, you can use the minimap at the top right of your interface. The minimap shows the area surrounding your character, including nearby NPCs (yellow dots), other players (white dots), and dropped items (red dots). There are also various icons [runescape.wiki] that appear on the minimap to indicate what features are nearby, whether it be a bank, a furnace, or a fishing spot, and if you see something you’d like to move your character towards, you can do so simply by clicking on the minimap itself. When travelling to a new area, you may come across a lodestone on the ground. You can click on the lodestone to activate it, which will allow you to teleport freely back to the area using the Lodestone Network by clicking the “H” icon near your minimap. As you venture through towns and cities, you will come across other players who are on their own adventures. Why not say hi? The in-game chat can be found at the bottom left of your interface, and from there you can see all of the messages sent by other players you’ve been near. You can send your own messages which are visible to players around you by pressing Enter on your keyboard, and once you make a friend with someone, you can add them to your Friends List [runescape.wiki] by right-clicking one of their chat messages and clicking “Add Friend”. After creating your character and finishing the tutorial, you are thrown right into the middle of the world of Gielinor [runescape.wiki] , in a place called Burthorpe. Gielinor can be overwhelming at first, but there’s something for everyone to enjoy. If you love a good story, you can explore the rich history of the world and the six Ages through some quests. If you like to hack and slash, there are some rabbits and cows nearby that can be killed for their items. If you’re ready to grind some skills, there are some trees and fishing spots that can be interacted with. Or, if you just like exploring, you can venture out of Burthorpe towards the city of Falador. Quests Let’s talk about quests [runescape.wiki] . Quests help you understand the history of Gielinor, and some grant you access to sometimes unique and powerful rewards, such as certain types of weaponry and armour, or even brand new areas. Most quests reward experience for completing them, so it can be a great starting point to level up your skills. You can find quests on the map by looking for an icon that looks like a blue star inside of a compass. By hovering over them on the world map, you can look at what the requirements are for starting them. You can also open a list of all quests by clicking the quest icon on the main ribbon interface on the bottom right corner of your screen. All of the quests in the game are split by difficulty and length, and some even take place chronologically before others. There are many different quest storylines for you to experience, whether you’re dealing with vampyres in Morytania, or investigating a mysterious plague in Ardougne. Here are some quests that are great for when you’re just starting out in RuneScape: Wolf Whistle [runescape.wiki] - Travel a short distance to Taverly and aid a group of druids, providing an introduction to the Summoning skill. The Blood Pact [runescape.wiki] - Fight some monsters in the Lumbridge Catacombs, and learn more about combat in RuneScape. Cook’s Assistant [runescape.wiki] - This is a classic RuneScape quest, where you gather ingredients for the chef of Lumbridge Castle. Short and sweet, the rewards will help you with your Cooking skill. Gertrude’s Cat [runescape.wiki] - Help Gertrude find her lost cat, Fluffs. Get a furry little friend to accompany you in return. One Piercing Note [runescape.wiki] - The nuns of the Abbey of Saint Elspeth need your help in solving a mystery. A Shadow over Ashdale [runescape.wiki] - Explore the beautiful island of Ashdale, and be rewarded with some experience to help level up your combat skills. What’s Mine is Yours [runescape.wiki] - Learn more about the Mining and Smithing skills as you help out a dwarf named Doric. Eventually, you’ll become a renowned adventurer in Gielinor, and as your skills progress, you’ll be able to take on some quests with huge rewards. Here are the key quests to complete as you play, some of which will require RuneScape membership: Dragon Slayer [runescape.wiki] - Slay the mighty dragon Elvarg to unlock the ability to purchase rune platebodies. Desert Treasure [runescape.wiki] - Discover hidden treasure in the Kharidian Desert to unlock the powerful Ancient Magicks spellbook. The Temple at Senntisten [runescape.wiki] - Restore an old temple underneath the Digsite to gain access to a new set of “cursed” prayers. The World Wakes [runescape.wiki] - Enter some ruins near the Legends’ Guild to discover the history behind the god Guthix and an event that changes Gielinor forever. Plague’s End [runescape.wiki] - Put an end to the West Ardougne plague and gain access to the city of Prifddinas. Skills Skills [runescape.wiki] are used almost everywhere in RuneScape, and as you perform skilling actions in the game world, you’ll be gaining experience and unlocking more items. They are your characters' trainable abilities. Levelling certain skills, like Slayer, provide more places to explore, and more quests to do. Activities which train skills in RuneScape range anywhere from catching fish, to delving deep into the depths of dungeons. During the tutorial, you learned about some of the basic skills in RuneScape - Fishing, Woodcutting, Firemaking, Cooking, Mining, and Smithing - but there are many more that you can level up. Free players have access to 17 skills, while being a member grants you access to all 28. For players that are interested in combat, it will be important to not only consider improving your combat skills like Attack, Strength, and Defence, but also to improve “secondary” skills like Herblore [runescape.wiki] and Summoning [runescape.wiki] . These skills will help you in combat, as you can brew new potions to give you the edge over enemies, or summon familiars who can fight on your behalf. Like most fantasy worlds, Gielinor is inhabited by a variety of creatures: some of them friendly, many of them not. From dungeon rats to dragons, killing these monsters provide valuable experience in combat, and the ability to sell their loot for money. Monsters each have their own combat level, as indicated by the number shown above their head when you hover over them. These vary from easy level 1 rats, to super hard level 60+ dragons and bosses. You also have your own combat level, which is a general indicator of how well your stats compare to the monsters you want to fight. You