If their instinct RuneScape gold meter is at Zero, They are most likely not a bot, however it is possible. If their suspicion meter reaches 1, They're most likely an easily-tricked individual. If their distress meter is at 2, they are maybe a bot, but then again might not be. In case their distress meter is at 3, they're likely afk or possess off public, but could very well be a bot. In case their suspicion meter reaches 6 through 10, they're at very large risk for botting, but it's best to not jump to conclusions just yet.

If their suspicion meter reaches 11 or higher, they're unquestionably a bot and you should report them without hesitation, unless what they do does not harm you in any manner, which is unlikely if they obtained this kind of score anyway. What to do if they are a bot? Drop crap items on the squares that they click on. This will slow them down considerably by adding more to their inventory, and therefore more frequent banking excursions and less annoyance for you.

Dress in colours like the ore they're mining, the trees they are cuttingedge, or the flax they are picking. Attempt to lure them in a dangerous area, or otherwise away from you. Most contemporary robots are not this stupid, however, so this system isn't always very efficient. Plant marker seeds onto the squares that they click. A few macros out there will probably have a set pattern for clicking, and when there is something in their manner that it may put them off with some pixels... enough to make them click in all the wrong places. If you've got a pet or summoning familiar, place said comfortable on areas where they might be clicking, such as on flax. This will confuse them atleast prevent them from accepting that thing.

If you're in a member's world, throw tele-other onto them. If they are dumb enough to have accept aid on, they will be greeted with a large window looking at their display, effectively disorienting them. If they are doing something which needs wielding an item, forfeit a gnomeball by throwing it to them. This can make them unequip their own hatchet/pickaxe/net to grab the balland therefore give them one less inventory space. In addition, this might cause them to accidentally bank or even shed their hatchet/pickaxe/net, and they will not have the ability to skill anymore. Does not work; they need to have both hands open. Enjoy!

Skillcape of smithing and some thing else

I had/have no real problems with this quest; I'd like to talk about the following piece of light-hearted humour I discovered in this quest: After you speak to the knight and to Reldo, you visit Thurgo. Right-click to pick Talk-to Thurgo; the following two choices seem: Skillcape of smithing, Something else. Thurgo smiles and answers,"it is a skillcape of smithing. Shows that I am a master blacksmith, but of course that's only to be expected. I'm an Imcando dwarf after all and everybody knows we're the buy School RuneScape Gold finest blacksmiths."