Rsgoldfast - The most important building is the place

You must kill the Sea Serpent that RuneScape gold sank a ship carrying 1/2 of the trading supplies. Now catch the best mage or range equipment you have and sail on Trader Stan's Vessel, which has been mended with 2 cannons and 2 catapults. You've just been awarded 50 Cannon Balls and 50 Large Rocks so use them wisely. When the captain gets you to the location - Somewhere near Pirate's Cove - Wait for about a minute and the Serpent will apear. He will only stay above the water for a moment at a time therefore target your shots wisely. After the ferocious battle, Bring the serpent's head to Trader Stan. Congratulations! You have finished the'A Sailor's Life for Me!' Quest!

Well, first lets discuss the simple idea of the mini-game in the first location. My idea is that, somewhere in Runescape there'll be a significant area (possibly about how big clan wars or somewhat smaller:/) and in that region there is a giant stadium split into four distinct sections to keep higher and lower level thieving players apart therefore the lower level players do not need to worry about readily getting pick pocketed by a greater level thief. Until you go into the arena there's a big (about the size of the Grand Exchange) building where you input to get started.

The main construction. The most important building is the place where you can run through the principles, ways of play and rewards guide with the thieving mini-game tutor. After he conducts you through the principles you'll be able to begin to play. Now let me tell you a few of these things he would tell you (I will put this in list format)

There will be four portals, each portal built to teleport different level thieves (gamers ) for example: if you are at level 50 thieving, you'd enter the next portal that's built for moderate level thieves. And if you're at level 90 thieving, you would enter the fourth portal site.

These portals might look like regular house portals, but they would be a bit larger, and buy 2007 runescape gold they're pitch black. So you might wonder"where do all these things come from?"