There are still plenty of RuneScape gold indie successes, and perhaps more so now that big studios are taking note of their value. But the tale of RuneScape is one of experimentation and failure, something seldom afforded to any developer currently.RuneScape Launches the World's Largest, Most Flexible Yak Track, In addition, OSRS Announces Tombs of Amascut Reward Reworks. RuneScape is officially opening up the brand-new Yak Track, while players from the Old School RuneScape team is talking about the redesigned Tombs of Amascut Rewards and player feedback on each.

It's the Yak Track: Path of the Creators II is the 10th edition and the longest duration they've had in RuneScape it comes with 50 levels which you'll need for two weeks to accomplish. Should you be able to succeed in completing this level, you'll lucky enough to win Elder Gods themed rewards, including Bik and Ful.

It's even a flexible change this time around, as each level has the "skill and kill" option alongside the main job for the level, making it possible to figure out how you'd like proceed to complete them. The skill and kill option may be slower, but you'll still be able finish the level this way.

There are additional changes in the RuneScape patch today, including an updated, temporary model of Senntisten Asylum. The new version will be available for the remainder of the month. The Asylum has the capacity to accommodate six players, so you'll be able to be in an instance when you're seventh to get in. The rest will be the same as expected, but this instance will be in place to ease flow.

As of now, the Old School RuneScape team has an update on the long overdue Tombs of Amascut rewards. They announced the rewards list however, following the release of Nex They came to the conclusion that their original plans for loot needed an overhaul. The community weighed in buy rs07 fire cape on the ideas that were proposed, so this is what the team has to present now. Some of the original designs remained mostly intact However, others are being revised.