For the first time in four years, MMORPG giant 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:RuneScape has introduced a new skill: Archaeology, available for members and free-to-play users on desktop and RuneScape Mobile. The skill’s launch introduces new locations for𓂃 players to explore,ꦆ unique interactions with familiar NPCs, and most importantly, new types of acquirable loot!

Archaeology, first announced at RuneFest 2019, centers around excavating five dig site locations for materials, artifacts, and relics. The first 20 levels of Archaeology are available for free-to-play users, including the introductory dig site, Kharid-Et, which is unlocked at level five Archaeology. The level cap for members is set at 120, but RuneScape has incentivize✅d 🐈members to explore new content and reach level 99 Archaeology.

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RuneScape Archaeology player at in-game dig site

announced that upon logging in as of March 30th, members with the Max, Completionist, Trimmed Completionist, and Gatherer’s capes will see them removed from their inventories. However, members who reach level 99 within six months of the skill’s launch or level 120 after the six-month period will receive the Max Cape, as well as see the return of their Completionist and Trimmed Completionist capes. The💛se six months are considered a grace period to even the odds for players rushing to max out the skill, wherein items such as experience lamps, bonus experience, and other experience-boosting items will be disabled for Archaeology.

While gathering Archaeology materials will take up much of a player’s time, repairing artifacts and relics are expected to make up the bulk of Archaeology rewards. Relics will be particularly useful to players grinding out the Archaeology skill, as acquiring and dissembling Relics will reward players with devices such as the Ancient Gizmo and XP Capacitor that enhance the players’ ability to earn experience in other skills. Besides rewarding the player with massive amounts of experience, repaired artifacts can be given to private collectors such as the Wise Old Man, excha💎nged for new currency when donated to the Varrock Museum, or simply kept by players for future use.

Archaeology relics from RuneScape

Opening up the Archaeology skill and associated activities for free-to-play in addition to member users greatly enhances the appeal of the new content. The 2019 Archaeology announcement post suggests that if this move is well-received by the player base. RuneScape will consider rolling out this kind of accessibility for other skills as ꦜwell. In the meaꩲntime, pick up your mattocks and experience Archaeology for yourself!

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