In a series of hints similar to OSRS Gold the clue scroll system He challenges the player to solve a string of three puzzles to discover where the chest is. Approach the four statues guarding the central fountain that is located in the courtyard of the Al-Kharid palace. Then, dance the emote as the second hint will become apparent.

The anagram is referring to Ranael, the owner of the shop for plateskirts located southeast of the palace. She will provide the player with the third and final clue if they talk to. Zeke is the scimitar salesman located north of the palace. He offers bronze, iron, steel and mithril variations of the sword. When approached the person, he provides the user with a challenge of a different kind: count every balloon in and on his house.

Larry is located near the oasis far north of the palace, which is near the gate to Al-Kharid. Larry oversees the fishing contest and will provide the player with the fishing equipment required for participation, however, he will neglect to tell the fisherman that nothing is allowed to fish in this oasis. Big Dave, a fellow fisherman participating in the contest will suggest buying specialized fishing gear from Ali Morrisane, a merchant situated to the east of the oasis.

Morrisane would be willing to barter for trade reports from Osman. Osman. Note, however, of the three crates that Morrisane has within his stand. Osman could use this info as a security hazard.

My Arm the Troll is organising an event and is judging it for which he demands something "exciting," "exotic," and, in a way, "not boring."

In the case where the Cook asserts that his pizza was thrilling, but not exotic enough for My Arm's tastes and The Wise Old Man's fruit was intriguing, but was too basic for me The only way of action for cooking something exotic and exciting is to mix the two to make a banana pizza.

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