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These points can be spent on gubbins like a reward that protects you being stunned, and an item that allows thieving elf clans that are suspicious of you. the safes you’ll get Thieving XP, cold hard cash and reward points. This is a new training method, unlocked after completing the Buyers and Cellars quest and related capers. Head to various castles or keeps around the world, and begin looting their safes to fill your lootbag. It seems the Thieves’ Guild have upped their game, and are looking at bigger marks than level 1 men and women: they’re looking greedily at the Kings, Queens and bigwigs of RuneScape. As announced at Runefest, Thieving gets a spot of Safecracking. It’s not only Firemaking that gets some love. The pitch can is tradable, so we expect avid firemakers to make a tasty return if they get their hands on one. This item speeds up bonfires, but – more importantly – it dramatically speeds up line firemaking, making the high-XP, high-intensity training method viable again. We’ve turned Char’s weekly minigame into a repeatable training method, with the chance of dropping a pitch can. Well, this month, we relight that fire!Īt level 70 Firemaking, you will gain the ability to light fires quicker, but the biggest change happens after Firemaker’s Curse. If you’re like me, you reminisce about long lines of flames, stretching across Varrock. Let’s start with something iconic to RuneScape that has fizzled out in recent years: Line Firemaking. There’s the Return of Line Firemaking (we missed you!), Safecracking, Rebuilding Edgeville, a toolbelt improvement and additions, Spring Fayre, a Tribal Trials task card, Combat Academy improvement and more. After the delights of Pieces of Hate, Deep Sea Fishing and Clue Scroll Overhaul, April has something of a breather before the big-hitting month of May, when you get the double-punch of Solak and an as-yet-unannounced quest!Īpril’s updates are significant, however - changing up how you train.