Can i boost agility for ritual of the mahjarrat

The same as exiting the Gnome Advanced Course, this will save you a step of walking towards the obstacle. This obstacle can be cut down of a significant amount of time if one clicks in front of the launcher before activating it instead of just clicking on it. Just clicking on it results in the character slowly walking forwards for a significant amount of squares before launching instead of running, and running will obviously halve this time.

This next tip doesn't save time by itself - it actually makes the lap take longer - but when used in tandem with the next tip, it is very helpful at reducing lap time, and regardless it makes the course slightly easier. When exiting the course, there are 3 lanes that can be slid down on the rap - you will want to use the Northern lane, which can be done by clicking the respective side of the ramp.

This requires you to be in EoC mode. As you exit the course, you can use the Surge ability to shoot from the exit ramp straight to the rope swing, getting you there in a second or two less than running would of. However, you need to do some certain things to get this right and not Surge into the side of the rope swing, as doing this is a big way to slow down your lap time.

Whilst killing monsters out in the world of Gielinor, you have a very small chance of getting a set of Brawling gloves off of the rare drop table. One of the possible skills to get the gloves in is Agility. These gloves give 1. However, the experience is 4x the normal experience you gain per lap if you train Agility in the Wilderness! This is a good opportunity to go train at the Wilderness Course, seeing as if you use these gloves, you get an amazing Leave the gloves unequipped, and wear them on the last obstacle, when you're about to get the bonus.

This doesn't waste your charges, while still being the best experience per hour in the game. Getting these gloves is worth a try. If you win these boots from the Treasure Hunter, you can wear them and get Agility experience while training other skills or running.

They activate at a maximum rate of once every 45 seconds and will give you Agility XP based on your level — as long as you have Silverhawk feathers charging them, which are a reward from the Treasure Hunter also and can be purchased from The Grand Exchange or other players.

These Boots are highly controversial — many players have complained at the fact the boots ruin the skill completely as they have changed Agility from a slow and click-intensive skill to one that requires literally zero effort.

Some players would rather train the skill than shell out millions of coins to fund the boots, and some prefer to just train it in general, while some players actively participate in the use of the boots.

This inconsistency leads some to believe Silverhawk Boots are causing slow devaluation of the Agility skill. Serenity Posts After unlocking the Elf City, at 75 Agility the player can travel to the Hefin district of the city North-north West of the Lodestone and balance atop any of the six Serenity posts.

Every day, the player can earn 20, Agility XP before boosts by simply following the pose performed by Lady Hefin, and changing pose according to her.

This takes roughly 10 minutes, and is a good way to relax, chat with a few people, and gain some nice XP. Certain Items, such as the Agile Top and Legs mentioned earlier in the guide, lower your weight when worn. The following items can be used to help train Agility:. Well done! You have now reached level 99 and are a true master of Agility. Now that you have reached the maximum level, you can buy something very special: the Agility Skillcape!

The Cape costs 99, coins to buy, and comes in two forms: an untrimmed version if Agility is your first 99, or a trimmed one if you have others. A special hood also comes with the cape, however it has no bonuses. The cape can be operated to temporarily boost your Agility to The cape's stats are the following. Level 25 The Skullball course is a type of Activity where you have to kick a skull through 10 goals to get Agility experience. Pros of Ape Atoll: Requires only 48 Agility Failure impossible at level 75 Unlimited supply of food from a nearby Pineapple plant Is not located in the Wilderness Cons of Ape Atoll: Failure rate at lower levels is very high however this can be counteracted with Surefooted Has a semi-high quest requirement Is not available to skiller accounts due to the above requirement You must own a Ninja Monkey Greegree, and be warned — medium-sized Ninja Greegrees will not work when attempting to use the fairy ring shortcut unlocked during Fairy Tale — Part III.

Pros of Wilderness: No quest requirement Closer to a bank Mage Arena, however players can be teleblocked by others Benefits greatly from use of Agility Brawlers Level 85 The same process can be done again at 85, except this time at the Barbarian Advanced course. Perfect Laps The art of a perfect lap is a tricky one. Exiting The Course This is a simple trick that will only save you around a second, but if you click in front of the barrier to exit the course, instead of the barrier itself, your character will run to it instead of walking.

Perfect Advanced Barbarian Laps There are quite a few tricks that can make the course faster, on almost every obstacle in the advanced course and one that can be used in the regular course. All tremble in fear as they approach, and the ground rumbles in sympathy. Rumours seem to hint towards an ancient evil, once thought to be myth, and the implications of its appearance could spell disaster for this plane.

It is unclear what they want, and there is nothing to say why they have risen now. Yet, with one threat comes another: the planets have aligned, signalling the Ritual of the Mahjarrat. These mighty and ambitious beings are looking to draw the life from one of their order, sacrificing them to regain lost energies and add flesh to bones. The ritual will also offer near-limitless power to a single Mahjarrat who has already been gathering superhuman strength and influence.

With an arsenal of weapons taken from the gods, could the ritual be your last opportunity to stop him before he achieves complete domination?

With two monumental threats such as these, humanity risks being utterly crushed. Fighting now would require armies of bold and fearless warriors, yet only a precious few are able to stand up and face them.

The question is: are you ready to join the defence of RuneScape? Survive to the end of Ritual of the Mahjarrat and you can be sure of a wealth of rewards.

Aside from the customary but large stack of XP, you will gain access to a new spell, a new reward dungeon, ranging and mage gear, the opportunity to gain three new boots and other rewards that we would rather keep secret!

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He tells you to go to The Other Inn and ask for Sir Tendeth , who is undercover and dressed like a pirate. Finish talking to Sir Tiffy, and when you say you'll "get right on it", you'll be given an offer to be teleported to Mos Le'Harmless. If you don't accept the offer to be teleported now you cannot request it from Sir Tiffy later.

He will be in the larger of the two pubs, dressed like a pirate wielding a dagger. You'll ask if the pirates are planning to attack cities, and Tendeth will assure you that pirates are only a threat to other ships.

He will tell you that what he has been investigating is a threat to everything, up to and including fortified cities. You will be warned that Mos Le'Harmless jungle is about to become harder to get around and will remain that way until the conclusion of this part of the quest.

If you say you wish to continue, a screech will be heard as well as ominous music. The screen will start shaking and a cutscene will show flashes of fire outside the inn. When it clears, some of the pirates outside will be lying injured on the ground. Speak to Sir Tendeth again and he will tell you to look outside to see if anyone saw anything, while he calms his nerves. Reports from the pirates as to what happened will vary. The injured pirate to the south will tell you that something threw a fireball at him, but he didn't see what did it.

The injured pirate to the north will have no information. Other pirates will say they saw things like giant fire-breathing albatrosses, bony dragons that stood like men and could speak, enormous vultures and giant bats. After questioning enough pirates, you will think "hmm, I'd best go and check things out. After speaking with various pirates, the information you acquire will suggest that the attackers flew into the jungle.

You'll need to take weapons and armour with you into the jungle, as it is populated by aggressive Jungle horrors. Sir Tendeth suggests you take a look out of the gate to see what is happening out there. He will join you as you leave, but a fireball will hit and kill him before you can go anywhere.

You'll duck for cover on the west side of a tropical tree. You'll then decide to run, using the trees as cover, to head east to where the fireball came from.

The tall Jungle Grass also provides cover, up until you are north of Trouble Brewing, then you must use the trees. Follow the charred ground and burnt vegetation as a guide. If you remain in the open for too long you will be hit by a fireball and returned to inside the town gates with some heavy damage taken.

If you use reasonable dragonfire protection, the damage should be around If you're low on food while doing this, you can easily restock at the bank before going. You can hide on the small and large trees, but avoid clusters with plants as they can take you out of cover and make you get hit by a fireball. Ensure you wait a second or two before moving to the next tree otherwise the game assumes you didn't reach coverage and fireballs will strike you seemingly randomly.

It seems like the music changes if you are out of cover, sounding something reminiscent of the Jaws theme. Wait for this to end before moving out of cover. Pay close attention as you near Trouble Brewing, as the pathing there can be quite odd. Hiding behind the building to the east does not protect you.

The fireball will go through the building and still hit you. The Dragonkin! If you attempt to use 'rum' to reach Trouble Brewing , you will be prevented from doing so, and will receive the message: An unknown power seems to prevent you from drinking this item, as tasty as it seems. The deposit box can be used as cover, but the building cannot. Once you reach the far edge of Trouble Brewing, in the eastern trees just north-east of the building, you will activate a cutscene.

Sithaph , Strisath and Sakirth will be discussing how destruction eases "the rage" and say that it is still building, and that someone must be using "it". They decide to attack a larger settlement and that they must continue their search for the "False User". They then fly off, and you say you must report back to Sir Tiffy. If you accidentally click out of this conversation, you can return to the penultimate hiding spot on the picture above, then return to the last. The cutscene will start again.

This also works when you accidentally log out and back in. Return to Falador Park and speak to Sir Tiffy. Tell him what you saw. He will take you to the Temple Knight archives where you will meet Lady Table. Lady Table will produce a dossier on the Dragonkin. She says it's mostly compiled of 'sightings' reports, similar to those on the 'Reprehensible Snowgre'. A note from Robert the Strong will be found in the dossier, saying that the " stonetoucher " must take the collar from his reincarnation and use it to get to Kethsi and as a puzzle key once they get there.

Tell Lady Table and Sir Tiffy that Robert reincarnated as a cat named Bob , and that you've researched this for an earlier adventure. Also tell them that you think you're the stonetoucher, because of what happened during your previous mission for them. Lady Table tells you to go find Bob and get his collar. Exit the archive via the door to the east; Sir Tiffy will teleport you back to Falador. Next, use the tracking systems on your catspeak amulet e to locate Bob and acquire his collar.

To use the amulet, right-click on it and select Open. The two whiskers can be clicked to rotate the triangle in the centre clockwise and counter-clockwise.

Keep an eye on the point of the triangle that's pointing up initially, while rotating it in one direction until the eyes light up. The direction that the point is now facing is the direction you want.

Try teleporting somewhere in that general direction to get closer. Bob's location is different for everyone because he moves around RuneScape, but he is often found near Death Plateau.

Once you find Bob, ask for his collar. Mining and Agility boosts do not work; a minimum level of 76 Mining and 77 Agility are required. Also, the surefooted aura will not guarantee success with Kethsi's Agility obstacles. You must now use the fairy ring travel system to get to the destroyed realm of Kethsi. Once at Kethsi, you will begin exploring with the aim of finding out the motives behind the Dragonkin attack.

In order to do this, you must collect the four Tetrahedrons found scattered around the isle of Kethsi, which together form the crest of the overwhelmingly powerful Dragonkin. Once you arrive at Kethsi, head northwest and begin by searching the rubble at the north of the island which should then give you the item, Tetrahedron 4. Next, go south east and up on to the ramp nearby onto the 1 st 2 nd floor [ UK ] of the destroyed building.

Now go north and use Bob's collar on the wall design. You will need to position Bob's collar correctly into the pattern of the wall design order to open a concealed compartment. This is done by positioning the collar vertically, with the "Bob" side face up, in between the centre-right and far right piece. Once the collar is in this position, you must move it up until it slots into place. You will then receive five items. Two notes note to Robert the Strong and note to you , Tetrahedron 1 , A statue arm and Robert's necklace.

The necklace plays no role in the quest and may be banked the next time you are at one. This is where you will be needing the level 77 Agility requirement, and can not continue the quest without it, and boosts can not be used to reach it.

Staying on the same floor, go south and then jump across the ledge to the west. Use the statue arm you acquired from the hidden compartment on the statue with one arm. A spire will then fall. Cross this spire and then go down the ladder in front of you. Head east and up the wall jump shortcut, which you can run up. Once up, climb the wall to the west, followed by taking the swing-pole to the north.

Walk across the beam to the east, and jump over the gap, go south and jump-from floor on south, and go down the ladder twice. Now, squeeze through the pipe to the east of you. Mine the rockslide that is blocking the path to the north. Climb up the wall in the north and run across the two walls to the west. You can fail these obstacles. If you stop at the middle of the "Run wall" option, you will fail and will need to repeat the steps above.

The next third obstacle are handholds on the wall and you can also fail these. They are similar to the Brimhaven Agility Arena , and getting past them results in a successful run.

Go down the ladder, go north outside of the building then east and search some rubble for a Strange device and Tetrahedron 3. Go back up the ladder twice and then jump from the floor to the south. Slide-down the roof to the south and then go south, taking the spade beside the stairs, and walk across the plank. Search the nearby rubble to find the final piece of the puzzle, Tetrahedron 2.

After you've found all 4 tetrahedrons, go back across the plank and go down the stairs. Once down, use all your tetrahedrons on the "indentations" they're on the wall to your east and west by the stairs to receive letters 1, 2, 3, and 4, which make up a 4 letter code. The code will also be listed in your quest journal. You will have to roam the plane of Kethsi and use the strange device to find the location that matches your code. There is a spade here if you didn't get one earlier.

Use the strange device to help find the coordinates. Coordinates start in the southwest corner at AAAA. The first two letters are the vertical column component and the second two are the horizontal row. The first letter of each component is the major grid reference column and row , found in the grid below, and the second letter is the location within the major grid cells. Once you have found your spot, dig there with a spade, and you'll find a Kethsian key. Go back to the dungeon of Kethsi in the middle of the westerly island.

Go through the southern door and search the southeast bookcase for a scroll. Read the scroll to learn a new spell, Tune Bane Ore. Search the bookcase west of it and read the journal. Return to Falador and report to Sir Tiffy with the journal Dathana's message. He will read it and the information will worry him a lot. Do so and speak to any of the three. Tell them what you have discovered from Dathana's message: the Dragonkin grow more powerful as the power of the Stone of Jas is used.

And now that Lucien is using the Stone a lot, the Dragonkin may become powerful to a degree that they may destroy all of Gielinor. Idria will be very concerned and, as always, Akrisae will be sceptical.

Suddenly, Ali the Wise will show up and contribute additional information. His research and knowledge of astronomy have pointed out that the Mahjarrat Ritual of Rejuvenation is about to commence.

This seems like another problem to Akrisae, but Ali is able to make a plan out of it. Since Lucien will definitely be using the Stone at the Ritual, and several other Mahjarrat have the desire to dispatch him, you may ally yourselves with said Mahjarrat to counter the combined power of the Stone, the Staff of Armadyl and Lucien and defeat him. Akrisae will need convincing that having the aid of the Mahjarrat is necessary, for he believes all of them are as evil as Lucien.

Sarcastically ask him if he wants everyone on the planet to die "So, instead, you'd risk all our lives? He suggests there must be another possibility, convince him there isn't "I can't think of another way. He will still think of them as evil and deceitful, thus you must agree with him to keep a distance "Yes, we'll have to be careful.

Finally, tell him that you will do the work "I will risk my own life to negotiate. The group decides to try to get some of the Mahjarrat themselves to help in thwarting Lucien, and you volunteer to investigate the ritual site first. Akrisae gives you 4 teleorbs , to try to teleport the Stone of Jas away during the ritual. Ali gives you Arrav's heart , which you must use during the ritual to try to break Zemouregal 's control of Arrav, whom Ali thinks Zemouregal will be using, during the ritual.

Finally, Ali thinks that Azzanadra may be their closest ally, so you must visit him first. Head to the Senntisten Temple and talk to Azzanadra. Ask him about the quest and he will be surprised that you know of him attending the Ritual and assumes that Ali must have told you for a good reason.

You will tell him of the proposed alliance, of Lucien and the Stone. He will reveal that his spies have informed him of Lucien's possession of the Staff, but that he himself is not familiar with the Stone.

You will briefly explain it to him and he will set you on another task. Azzanadra has stored some of Zaros ' power in four beacons, which he asks you to place at the Ritual Site, with the northern and southern and western and eastern ones facing each other, to be able to use the power within to defeat Lucien.

You will get the beacons and say goodbye. Head to Ghorrock , the site on which the Ritual of Rejuvenation will take place. It is highly recommended to be careful not to click the iron and steel dragons by mistake. As long as you don't attack them, you will not need anti-dragonfire equipment as they are non- aggressive.

Once at Ghorrock, you may wish to collect the heat globe to save some time see part: Finding the Stone of Jas. The heat globe needed can be found in the south-western section of the first underground floor of Ghorrock. After arriving at Ghorrock, go east and squeeze past the ice block, and climb over the pillar in the southern part of the courtyard, near the red line on the minimap. After climbing over the pillar, there is a tunnel in the ice-covered wall.

Climb through it - you are standing on the Ritual plateau! Avoid the undead broavs that wander the plain. If one sees you, a wizard will appear and teleport you to a cell in Zemouregal's fort. You can lift a tile at the east of the cell and then dig a hole. If you don't have a chisel and spade on your tool belt, search the bed. Climb down the hole and to get to get back to the ritual site, head north or east once outside of the building.

When heading back to the plain, be aware there is one armoured zombie on the south-east side of the castle. A good way to avoid the broavs is to run around the edge of the map, although this makes positioning beacons more difficult. When you place a beacon, open up the world map and double click on the map to set a marker on the exact location of your beacon. By doing that, an arrow will constantly be flashing on your minimap in the direction of your marker which is where your beacon is , allowing you to easily position yourself across from it.

You will now have to place several items which will aid the allies in battle around the ritual site:. To make sure the beacons are correctly placed, place two on two of the sides.

On the third and fourth beacons, if you place them and it is correct, you will receive a message saying that the beacon you placed is also in the direction of the other beacon. If placed incorrectly, you'll receive a message saying that it feels right, but it's not placed in conjunction with the other beacon. You must now head to Zemouregal's fort , which is due west of Movario and south-west of the ritual site. Once you arrive at the castle, kill the armoured zombie outside the main entrance at the south end to gain a code key for the main entrance and some decoder strips.

Read the code key; it will have four letters, for example 'AIBF'. Attempt to open the main entrance door. You need to translate the letters into a numeric code that opens the door. Move the first decoder strip numbered 1 on top of the first letter on the left in the example which is used here, AIBF, this would be the A using the arrow keys in the corner; the slot in the strip will reveal a number.

This is the first number of the code. Repeat for the second, third, and fourth strips and letters.