The second hypothesis is that Jagex's strategy in March 2004 to fire cape osrs offer "Randomly generated scenarios, where an adventure is created for you and your companions every time you play it. "Form an adventure party and embark to discover your own adventure" (source). The new ability is useful. There isn't any evidence. But, RuneScape shares the game engine with MechScape/Stellar dawn. It is possible that RuneScape has been able to do things previously unimaginable.

The Roleplay / Dungeon Master theorem - My guess as to how this all connects. What does this all mean? Perhaps it could refer to questing within dynamically generated instanced realms. It would enable groups of players to embark on custom dungeon missions possibly with the ability that lets an adventurer or game master to lead the journey.

As such the skill would be for the "dungeon master" or adventurer/roleplayer to be able to better control the adventure (maybe it'd allow more people in the adventure, higher level enemies, better loot, etc). This would tie in to MMG's assertion that "the entire community would love the game" because it's focused on the community. However, he might also have said that players would enjoy the game.

So, what are your thoughts about the assumptions and premises, as well as the theories that resulted from them? I've separated them to allow people to discuss the merits each one and develop their own opinions.

Following the update on friend trading, where you are able to trade more frequently with friends who have been around for a long time, I thought about creating a money transfer clan called Runescape Union. (Instead Western Union. It would allow large sums of money to be transferred between two disparate entities. My idea is primarily to buy rs 3 gold allow this.