By legal, there could be two interpretations. The first one, is if it's legal in the legal sense - meaning, does it violate the sovereign law. The second, if it's against Jagex's terms of service. For the first part, it may be best to question Law.SE, but generally speaking, the law where the customer is based tends to dictate the legality of the transaction. Depending on where you live, your mileage may vary. For the second part, according to Jagex's Terms and Conditions: YOUR ACCOUNT AND LICENSE [...] You may not otherwise [...]Further you may not [...] or participate in any way whatsoever in any real-world trading Which means it's not allowed by Jagex, and may have repercussions (such as account termination).

Yes. If you are skulled and in the Wilderness, you lose everything. If you are just skulled, but not in the Wilderness, you drop everything in a gravestone, which you then have a limited amount of time to return to in order to retrieve your items. You can see what you could lose and keep when you die by bringing up the Items Kept on Death screen from the Equipment page. This will show you the items that you automatically keep (some quest items and low level items), as well as the group of items where you will be able to choose three items to keep. Again, any items dropped are stored in a gravestone for a limited amount of time. You can then click on the What if I entered the Wilderness button to see what would happen if you died in the Wilderness. Note that both of these screens assume you are not skulled.

According to the wiki, the shortest agility course by time is the Barbarian Outpost Agility Course with an approximate lap time of 30 seconds. The Bandos Agility Course is a close second, with an approximate lap time of 35 seconds.

Runescape, as with (almost) every other website that allows you to use Facebook to login, does not have any kind of cross-compatibility capabilities, so in this case once you make an account associated with Facebook, you're stuck with it. Sorry. Hope this answers your question!

There are three different things commonly referred to as "armour of the black knight", there's the Full Black set, there's the Black Knight Captain Armour and there's the Black Knight uniform. For this quest in particular the easiest way is to use the Black Knight Captain Armour, which you have aquired in an earlier quest and lays just next to the cabbage patch Saradomin stands on. You must equip it, and only it (helm, cuirass, gown, gauntlets and boots).

There are several things that can influence your experience gains. The Nimble Outfit can increase your experience gain per 1% per piece (6% maximum) Silverhawk boots can also be used to gain extra leveled experience An XP boosting event may be taking place, thus increasing experience gains Bonus Experience may be consumed to increase actual experience gains According to the official wiki page regarding Anachronia's Agility Course, level 30 course only grants a maximum of 310 xp, thus it's quite likely that the difference experienced may have come from the aforementioned factors

Contrary to the official website and comments in response to the OP, there has been no way to play the current version of RuneScape in the browser for around six months now. Since 2016, Jagex had been pushing their new native client. Both clients were previously available for download at the same time, but in November of 2019, the links to the Java client were removed and only accessible had you done some digging. A month later, though, in December, the Java-based client was completely discontinued. And, due to protocol changes, previously downloaded versions of the client no longer work either. With the discontinuation of the JavaScript-based client, the Java applet had been the only remaining version of the game playable in the browser.

I would say no it is not forbidden. If it really just takes a screenshot and compares an area of the screenshot with a base image it should not even be traceable by Runescape. Taking a Screenshot is usually nothing they should be able to ban you for. Since you say it would only notify you, you still have to put the work into the game yourself. But obviously botting and scripting is against games term and so you would be better off asking in the Runescape forum or asking a mod about it. I would not risk my account before I found an answer in the official game forum.

Jagex does not seem to release information in general about the trade volume of every item in the game, but as Warface pointed out, Jagex releases some of the statistics about the top 100 most traded items for a given time period. This shows for a time period of 7, 30, 90, or 180 days a few trade volume statistics for the 100 most traded items during that period of time.

When you press "dismiss familiar" on a pet, you get the following prompt: There's no real reason to press "dismiss familiar" on a pet, since you can just left click your pet to pick them up.

Runescape being a very old game, I've received many emails over the years saying that my account would be flagged as 'Inactive' and in that way my character name would be freed. I guess maybe that applied to you? Your account is flagged as inactive Your username is taken by somebody else You log back in that account. Now I don't have any knowledge of how accounts in RS are programmed, but I would guess that when you logged in your account everything was fine, but after a little while some checkup in their backend just realised there were now 2 active accounts with the same character name and this cannot stand. So it prioritized the one that had the 'fresher' character name, and thats why it kicked you back to the login screen asking to rename your character. From this point, we can take all the guesses in the world, but only one person can actually fix this. RS Support. So contact them, and try to figure out the situation. At best you will just have to rename your character and everything will be fine from there.

According the Runescape Wiki, when you exit an Elite Dungeon or are killed, your progress is saved at certain checkpoints. Assuming all members of your clan had each reached the checkpoint during play, then you ought to be able to re-enter the dungeon and continue from the last checkpoint. From the wiki: Your progress will be saved so you can head back in and continue where you left off, skipping to any unlocked checkpoints.

That is the shinigami orokami mask. The shinigami orokami mask is an orokami mask that can be obtained from a murderous orokami as a rare loot from either free-hand catching it or looting a murderous orokami jar.

It looks like it was once rechargeable, but you no longer can charge it unless you already have some Powerpacks. Powerpacks were available from Treasure Hunter when they reintroduced the skilling backpack for a limited amount of time (between August 23, 2018 and August 27, 2018) during the Return of the Pack promotion. Note that the original skilling backpack was from an earlier event in July 2016 (the Boat to the Arc event). It had slightly different mechanics on how it worked, but during the Return of the Pack event everyone was able to obtain the backpack from Treasure Hunter, regardless if they participated in the Boat to the Arc event. If you had the original backpack from the Boat to the Arc event, it was replaced with the new one from the Return of the Pack event upon opening Treasure Hunter. Should another promotion like this occurs, they will likely do the same thing and either replace the backpack you have now, or give you a new one completely if you don't have one to begin with. Unless they add Powerpacks back into the game, it looks like you cannot recharge it.

Old School Runescape accounts are entirely separate from the RS3 accounts. Every player had to start fresh in OSRS when it was created. You can still use the same log-in information as the RS3 character, but nothing in-game is connected between the two game versions. Your character's stats and items are still there on the RS3 version, but nothing is carried over to OSRS.

According to the RuneScape Wiki, "A minimum of five tasks must be completed before points are awarded". You should receive 2 slayer points upon completion of your next task from Vannaka (or 4 if you have completed the quest "Smoking Kills")

The closest thing to automated banking for f2p players is magic notepaper which can note items in your inventory and legendary pets from Solomon's store which can bank items every 10 minutes. These do not automatically bank items. Beast of burdens also do not automate banking. The main p2p thing that automatically banks items are sign of the porters.

On the wiki it says the max amount of xp that can be gained per hour is 138k if you harvest from Undead Souls. Doing this can either grant you a Death Rune or Soul Rune which are worth 2.5 and 3.5 points respectively. Assuming you do actually get 138k per hour, and you get an even amount of death and soul runes, you will get approximately 399.5 xp per 2 siphons (one death and one soul). So 138,000 / 399.5 ~ 345 of each rune type. Then if you add up the points (345 * 2.5) + (345 * 3.5) you get approximately 2,070 points/hr. Note this answer assumes a Runecrafting level of 99. Also, keep in mind this answer assumes you will get equal amounts of death and soul runes and that you will not fail a siphon in that hour, so YMMV when doing this.

Might be a little barbaric, but Open task manager with Ctrl+Shift+Esc, keep it behind Runescape. When you want to leave, Alt+Tab, and End process. Should close it right away, skipping the confirmation box. Alt+F4 is asking nicely for your program to close. This is more like drop everything and just close. It wont try to save it's progress or stuff like that. But for an always online thing like runescape it should be ok.

The animation from soul split is just a visual effect. Soul split returns 10% of damage dealt as health, and it is not tick-based. Here are some pictures: This is before I casted snapshot (seen on my ability bar with the shortcut A). And this is after. 3648 damage was dealt in the same tick, and my health increased by 354. While it's not exactly 10%, it's clear that it's not healing you based off one arrow, but both. So, to answer your question, the two shots from the ability are combined into the one soul that heal the player.