THEN you're actually prepared to go and search for it

I really don't know if it is relevent, but in the screenshot on OSRS gold the manual it shows the rock as gray with a wide brown band. Mine is grey? First of all -- it's really helpful to always assess your Quest Journal and also ensure it says you are on the right track. To do that, click the blue superstar -- scroll down to the pursuit"Shilo Village" and see exactly what it says to do next. Provided that: (a) You have talked at length with Trufitus; AND (b) Asked him about the Legend of Rashiliyia; AND Actually, you know, listened to (read) the narrative; AND (d) Told Trufitis you will search for your Temple of Strikes Za Roon.

THEN you're actually prepared to go and search for it. In locating Ah Za Roon, the guide is the most explicit in its directions: Light the Candle with your Tinderbox, look at the mound and dig with your Spade. Twist your Lit Candle to the Fissure that appears, and then toss your Rope down. Climb down and you'll be in a cavern. Proceed several paces south and you should find a Cave-In; hunt it and wriggle through. Be sure to not follow the paths across the river! Take it step by step: 1 ). Light the candle. 2. "Look" at the mound. 3. Dig with your spade. 4. Throw your lit candle into the fissure. 5. Then throw down your rope. 6. Climb down.

Taking a look at the real world, a topic that was brought up a long time ago, and RuneScape, I had a great idea. (imagine fantasy reenactment from Windows 7 commercials) What would happen if I spent in an item, and used inflation to gain profit? In the real world, the authorities must put money into the market to keep it moving, if just a couple million bucks here and there. In Sals clan talk quite a long time ago, somebody brought up the issue about where everyone gets their money. People gave the clear response, monster drops, but it is very unlikely that all the money comes from monster drops.

Half the time, I don't even select UP the money! So I was thinking about it, and the only sensible conclusion was that Jagex inserts cash into cheap RS gold the economy, through general stores, specialty stores, pking drops, monster drops, and perhaps even the GE. My idea, or rather, my prospective idea is this: Imagine if I bought millions or tens of thousands of an item, then held onto it for 3 years? Would I gain cash from the natural inflation of the economy? Can there be inflation in RuneScape (I'm pretty sure there is)? Please help and thanks in advance.