Table of Contents
1.0 - Introduction
Construction is a skill that allows one to build and customise their house, which can be bought for a very small fee of 1,000gp. It is generally a very costly skill to train, but provided that there are enough materials to train to a very high level, along with cash of potentially millions to spare, your house can look fabulous and impressive, and what would be a better place to host your very own house parties other than your sweet home?
You have the option to build up to 32 different rooms; these rooms range from Gardens to Dungeons, allowing you to make each to your own personal liking. Some of these rooms are very useful and unlock features that are exclusive only to player-owned houses. A prime example is the ownership of a marvellous Gilded altar, which allows a player to offer bones to the gods, getting 350% of the normal experience compared to simply burying them.
Within this skill, you will use items such as: Wooden planks, Limestone, Nails, Soft clay, and many kinds of other building materials to create furniture, doors, windows, and other decorative features.
While training your Construction skill, you are building, maintaining, and adding to your very own personal house. You can have a great time decorating and furnishing your own piece of RuneScape architecture.
2.0 - The Basics
2.1 - Buying a House
The Estate Agents are located in the cities of Varrock, Falador, Ardougne, and Seers' Village. At each of these locations you will find an Estate Agent. If you have not already purchased a house, he will sell you a basic house and a plot of land to build on for 1,000gp. This initial package includes a garden and a parlour with basic wooden walls and an exit portal. By default, your house will be in Rimmington (See '2.2 - Entering a House' for details).
Later on, when you obtain a higher Construction level, the Estate Agent can change the wall type and/or the location of your house for a small price. Zenevivia's dark stone style is only available after completing the Love Story quest.
Estate Agent Options
| Design |
Level |
Cost |
Location |
Level |
Cost |
| Basic Wood |
1 |
5,000gp |
Rimmington |
1 |
5,000gp |
| Basic Stone |
10 |
5,000gp |
Taverley |
10 |
5,000gp |
| Whitewashed Stone |
20 |
7,500gp |
Pollnivneach |
20 |
7,500gp |
| Fremennik-Style Wood |
30 |
10,000gp |
Rellekka |
30 |
10,000gp |
| Tropical Wood |
40 |
15,000gp |
Brimhaven |
40 |
15,000gp |
| Fancy Stone |
50 |
25,000gp |
Yanille |
50 |
25,000gp |
| Zenevivia's dark stone * |
68 |
Free |
* - requires completion of the Love Story quest
2.2 - Entering a House
Each house can be located at a certain portal around RuneScape. When a house is first created, its default location is at the Rimmington portal; however it can be moved by speaking to the Estate Agent. When you 'Enter' a portal you will be given the following options.
House Options
| Mode |
Description |
| Go to your house |
If you enter your house in this mode you will not be able to build in it. You must enter your house using this mode if you wish to allow other players to visit your house. |
| Go to your house (building mode) |
In this mode you will be able to make changes to your house but guests are not allowed in. Please note that you can enter/switch-out-of building mode when you're in the house. See the building mode section under basics for details. |
| Go to a friend's house |
Enter the name of the other player and you will be taken to their house provided they are in it and they allow guests. Please note that the owner of the house can expel their guests any time they wish. |
House Teleporting
When you achieve level 40 Magic, you will gain the ability to cast the House teleport spell. This spell requires 1 Law, 1 Earth and 1 Air rune. The teleport itself gives you the ability to teleport directly into your house without the need to run to and from your portal. This spell can either take you into your house, or outside of the portal in which your house is situated. You can also toggle between normal viewing mode, or building mode. Both of these depend on your selected house options under the Settings menu in-game. (more details in section 2.3)
2.3 - House Options & Guests
The 'House Options' menu is located in the regular RuneScape options tab which is marked by the wrench icon. The house options menu allows you to take control over your house in a few different ways. The menu will allow you to:
- » Turn building mode on/off.
- » Change your House Teleport location (inside or outside the House Portal)
- » Expel all guests from your house.
- » Leave your home.
Using this house options menu, and the options listed below you can control what happens within your house. You already know that visitors cannot access your house when you are in building mode and that you can expel all your guests at once using the option within the menu. Here are two more ways to control your house and it's guests:
House Options
| Mode |
Description |
| House Portal |
To stop all other players from entering your house you can simply press the 'Lock' option on the portal. When you are ready to allow guests again into your house, you can unlock this portal. |
| Private Chat Toggle |
When this button is set to ON there is no restriction to who can enter your house. When set to FRIENDS only your friends can enter. Having it OFF is the same as locking the house portal. People on your ignore list cannot enter your house regardless of which mode you are on. |
2.4 - Building Mode
From reading the above sections, you already know that you can access the building mode directly from the portal and from the 'House Options' menu and by standing outside your portal. After you have logged on, the first time you enter building mode, you will be required to enter your Bank PIN if you have one. This is to prevent people who have managed to access your account, from deleting any your rooms.
Please note: Guests cannot visit your house when in building mode. If there are guests in your house when access building mode, they will be automatically expelled.
After you have entered building mode, the following steps will allow you to build furniture.
- When you enter building mode, 'hot spots' will appear in all the rooms of your house, these will appear as large white outlines of what the object in that spot should be. If you right click on an empty hot spot, you will be given the option to build on it. In the right click menu, select 'Build' to begin building your furniture.
- A menu will appear displaying the furniture you can build on that hot spot. To build something, simply click on it, provided you have the required level and materials. If you don't, an 'X' will appear over the item.
- If your nails don't break, the furniture will be automatically built and will be ready for use.
- To remove a piece of furniture, simply right click on it in building mode and select 'Remove.' A confirmation screen will appear, assuring that it was not accidental.
Building New Rooms
Adding additional rooms to your house is easy. It does however, cost money, so in order to build any new rooms, you need cash in your inventory while building them. In order to build a new room, simply right-click on the door spot you wish to build onto during building mode. Next click 'build'. This will open up a new window in-game showing a list of different rooms you are able to build with your Construction level.
In order to remove a room, simply right click on one of its doors, from the outside of the room and click remove.
Extra Floors
Building new levels must be done in combination with staircases. To build up a single level, you must build a staircase directing upwards in one of your rooms. If you try to go up this staircase in building mode, it will ask you if you would like to build a room above.
Please note: Quest halls and skill halls are the only rooms which support staircases above ground.
You can also add rooms below the ground level of your house. To do this, build a staircase downwards from a hall in your house. When adding a room below your house, you now have the option to build a dungeon room (with stairs) in addition to the quest and skill hall options.
Overall, you're allowed to have a total of 3 different levels. You can have a basement/dungeon, a ground floor, and one floor above ground.
3.0 - Building Equipment
3.1 - Tools
There are only two tools you will need in Construction. Please note that you will need a hammer and a saw when building almost anything in your house. The main exception to this is plants, which requires a watering can.
Construction Tools
| Picture |
Name |
Notes |
 |
Hammer |
Obtained from any General Store. Needed for all building activities. |
 |
Saw |
Obtained from the Construction Supplies shop. Needed for all building activities. |
 |
Watering Can |
Obtained from any Farming Shop. Needed to plant bagged plants. |
3.2 - Materials
The most common materials used in Construction are planks. For a fee, the Sawmill operator north-east of Varrock, in the Lumber yard, will cut your logs into planks. The types of logs he will cut into planks are: Normal Logs (100gp), Oak (250gp), Teak (500gp) and Mahogany (1500gp). While there isn't an initial difference between them, the more expensive planks will build better furniture and give more experience.
Another material that is sometimes used in this skill are nails. Made from Smithing, nails come in a variety of metal types from Bronze all the way to Rune. All nails will have the same effect on your furniture, however rune nails are strongest and will rarely break while the weaker bronze nails tend to break quite often when trying to construct something. Note that they are only often used during the initial stages of training Construction, and as a result, stockpiling large amounts of these is not recommended.
4.0 - Room Construction
Each subsection will outline the requirements and main features for each room. This includes the hotspots as well as any special uses for each room. You may only get the key items back from the following pieces of furniture: Guild Trophy, Castle Wars/Rune/Mithril/Adamant Armour, Mounted Sword. Unfortunately, all other key items from other furniture are unredeemable if you remove them.
The garden is one of two rooms obtained when you purchase a basic house for the first time. It is also one of the rooms you can use to place an Entrance portal, to allow guests to enter your house. If you have more than one garden, or a formal garden as well, you may wish to use it as another entrance point into the basement level of your house, by building a Dungeon entrance.
The rest of the room is pure decoration, through a variety of trees and flowers. The necessary plants can be purchased from the Gardener in Falador.
Centrepiece
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Exit portal |
1 |
100 |
Iron bars(10) |
Decorative Rock |
5 |
100 |
Limestone bricks(5) |
Pond |
10 |
100 |
Soft clay(10) |
Imp statue |
15
 |
150 |
Limestone bricks(5), Soft clay(5) |
Dungeon entrance |
70 |
500 |
Marble block(1) |
Big tree/Tree
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Tree |
5 |
31 |
Bagged tree(1), Watering can(1) |
Nice tree |
10 |
44 |
Bagged nice tree(1), Watering can(1) |
Oak tree |
15 |
70 |
Bagged oak tree(1), Watering can(1) |
Willow tree |
30 |
100 |
Bagged willow tree(1), Watering can(1) |
Maple tree |
45 |
122 |
Bagged maple tree(1), Watering can(1) |
Yew tree |
60 |
141 |
Bagged yew tree(1), Watering can(1) |
Magic tree |
75 |
223 |
Bagged magic tree(1), Watering can(1) |
Small plants
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Plant |
1 |
31 |
Bagged plant 1, Watering can(1) |
Small fern |
6 |
70 |
Bagged plant 2, Watering can(1) |
Fern |
12 |
70 |
Bagged plant 3, Watering can(1) |
Dock leaf |
1 |
31 |
Bagged plant 1, Watering can(1) |
Thistle |
6 |
70 |
Bagged plant 2, Watering can(1) |
Reeds |
12 |
100 |
Bagged plant 3, Watering can(1) |
Big plants
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Fern |
1 |
31 |
Bagged plant 1, Watering can(1) |
Bush |
6 |
70 |
Bagged plant 2, Watering can(1) |
Tall plant |
12 |
100 |
Bagged plant 3, Watering can(1) |
Short plant |
1 |
31 |
Bagged plant 1, Watering can(1) |
Large leaf bush |
6 |
70 |
Bagged plant 2, Watering can(1) |
Huge plant |
12 |
100 |
Bagged plant 3, Watering can(1) |
The parlour is a nice place for players to relax in front of the cozy fireplace, along with some friends. The bookcase contains a vast collection of tomes obtained through Questing, and will make quite an interesting read. The fireplace can also be lit using the following steps: Use a log on the fireplace, then use a tinderbox on the fireplace to light the logs.
Chairs
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Crude wooden chair |
1 |
66 |
Planks(2), Nails(2) |
Wooden chair |
8 |
87 |
Planks(3), Nails(3) |
Rocking chair |
14 |
87 |
Planks(3), Nails(3) |
Oak chair |
19 |
120 |
Oak planks(2) |
Oak armchair |
23 |
180 |
Oak planks(3) |
Teak armchair |
35 |
180 |
Teak planks(2) |
Mahogany armchair |
50 |
280 |
Mahogany planks(2) |
Rugs
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Brown rug |
2 |
30 |
Bolt of cloth(2) |
Rug |
13 |
60 |
Bolt of cloth(4) |
Opulent rug |
65 |
360 |
Bolt of cloth(4), Gold leaf(1) |
Fireplace
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Clay fireplace |
3 |
30 |
Soft clay(3) |
Stone fireplace |
33 |
40 |
Limestone bricks(2) |
Marble fireplace |
63 |
500 |
Marble block(1) |
Curtains
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Torn curtains |
2 |
132 |
Planks(3), Nails(3), Bolt of cloth(3) |
Curtains |
18 |
225 |
Oak Planks(3), Bolt of cloth (3) |
Opulent curtains |
40 |
315 |
Teak plank(3), Bolt of cloth(3) |
Bookcases
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Wooden bookcase |
4 |
180 |
Planks(4), Nails(4) |
Oak bookcase |
29 |
180 |
Oak plank(3) |
Mahogany bookcase |
40 |
420 |
Mahogany plank(3) |
The kitchen offers a large number of opportunities for the seasoned Chef. Building a sink allows players to set up their own water source, and building a range allows players to cook food on it.
The larder provides an unlimited supply of various ingredients, which can be used to make Tea and cakes. The higher level your larder, the more ingredients you will be able to choose from, as shown below:
- Wooden Larder - Tea leaves and milk
- Oak Larder - Tea leaves, milk, egg and flour
- Teak Larder - Tea leaves, milk, egg, flour, potato, onion, garlic and cheese
The shelves provide players with the necessary equipment needed to make Tea and Cakes. As with the case of the larder, having higher leveled shelves allows you to obtain better equipment. The following list shows all the items you can obtain from the shelves.
- Wooden shelves 1 - kettle, teapot and tea cup
- Wooden shelves 2 - beer glass (and items from Wooden shelves 1)
- Wooden shelves 3 - cake tin (and items from Wooden shelves 2)
- Oak shelves 1 - kettle, teapot, tea cup, beer glass, cake tin and bowl
- Oak shelves 2 - pie dish (and items from Oak shelves 1)
- Teak shelves 1 - pot (and items from Oak shelves 2)
- Teak shelves 2 - chef's hat (and items from Teak shelves 1)
The type of cup changes with the level of shelves. With the teak shelves, you are able to obtain porcelain cups (and trimmed porcelain cups from Teak shelves 2), which determines the Construction bonus your Tea gives. Refer to Section 4.21 for more details.
If you have a servant and a well equipped Kitchen, you are able to ask your servant to cook for you, as well as all your friends, and serve the food in the Dining room. Players can also build a Beer barrel to provide an unlimited supply of the chosen Ale. The kitchen also provides a nice and comfortable Cat basket for your cat to take a relaxing nap.
Table
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Wood table |
12 |
87 |
Planks(3), Nails(3) |
Oak table |
32 |
180 |
Oak plank(3) |
Teak table |
52 |
270 |
Teak plank(3) |
Larder
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Wooden larder |
9 |
228 |
Planks(8), Nails(8) |
Oak larder |
33 |
480 |
Oak plank(8) |
Teak larder |
43 |
750 |
Teak plank(8), Cloth(2) |
Sink
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Pump and drain |
7 |
100 |
Steel bar(5) |
Pump and tub |
27 |
200 |
Steel bar(10) |
Sink |
47 |
300 |
Steel bar(15) |
Shelves
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Wooden shelves 1 |
6 |
87 |
Plank(3), Nails(3) |
Wooden shelves 2 |
12 |
147 |
Plank(3), Nails(3), Soft clay(6) |
Wooden shelves 3 |
23 |
147 |
Planks(3), Nails(3), Soft clay(6) |
Oak shelves 1 |
34 |
240 |
Oak plank(3), Soft clay(6) |
Oak shelves 2 |
45 |
240 |
Oak plank(3), Soft clay(6) |
Teak shelves 1 |
56 |
330 |
Teak plank(3), Soft clay(6) |
Teak shelves 2 |
67 |
930 |
Teak plank(3), Soft clay(6), Gold leaf(2) |
Stove
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Firepit |
5 |
40 |
Steel bar(1), Soft clay(2) |
Firepit with hook |
11 |
60 |
Steel bar(2), Soft clay(2) |
Firepit with pot |
17 |
80 |
Steel bar(3), Soft clay(2) |
Small oven |
24 |
80 |
Steel bar(4) |
Large oven |
29 |
100 |
Steel bar(5) |
Steel range |
34 |
120 |
Steel bar(6) |
Fancy range |
42 |
160 |
Steel bar(8) |
Barrel
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Beer barrel |
7 |
87 |
Plank(3), Nails(3) |
Cider barrel |
12 |
91 |
Planks(3), Nails(3), Cider(8) |
Asgarnian ale |
18 |
184 |
Oak plank(3), Asgarnian ale(8) |
Greenman's ale |
26 |
184 |
Oak plank(3), Greenman's ale(8) |
Dragon bitter |
36 |
224 |
Oak plank(3), Dragon bitter(8), Steel bar(2) |
Chef's delight |
48 |
224 |
Oak plank(3), Chef's delight(8), Steel bar(2) |
Cat basket
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Cat blanket |
5 |
15 |
Bolt of cloth(1) |
Cat basket |
19 |
58 |
Plank(2), Nails(2) |
Cushioned basket |
33 |
58 |
Plank(2), Nails(2), Wool(2) |
4.4 - Dining room (lvl 10, 5000 gp)
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The Dining room is a place for Players to throw a feast, with up to 7 other guests seated around the Dining table. With the use of a Kitchen, players can use their servant to cook up a scrumptious feast for the guests. The servant can easily be summoned through the use of the bell-pull.
As is the case with the Parlour, the Fireplace can be lit in exactly the same way. The Dining room also opens up a new Decoration hotspot, to display your Family crest.
Table
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Wood dining table |
10 |
115 |
Plank(4), Nails(4) |
Oak table |
22 |
240 |
Oak plank(4) |
Carved oak table |
31 |
360 |
Oak plank(6) |
Teak table |
38 |
360 |
Teak plank(4) |
Carved teak table |
45 |
600 |
Teak plank(6), Bolt of cloth(4) |
Mahogany table |
52 |
840 |
Mahogany plank(6) |
Opulent table |
72 |
3100 |
Mahogany plank(6), Bolt of cloth(4), Gold leaf(4), Marble block (2) |
Fireplace
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Clay fireplace |
3 |
30 |
Soft clay(3) |
Stone fireplace |
33 |
40 |
Limestone brick(2) |
Marble fireplace |
63 |
500 |
Marble block(1) |
Seating
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Wooden bench |
10 |
115 |
Plank(4), Nails(4) |
Oak bench |
22 |
240 |
Oak plank(4) |
Carved oak bench |
31 |
240 |
Oak plank(4) |
Teak bench |
38 |
360 |
Teak plank(4) |
Carved teak bench |
44 |
360 |
Teak plank(4) |
Mahogany bench |
52 |
560 |
Mahogany plank(4) |
Gilded bench |
61 |
1760 |
Mahogany plank(4), Gold leaf(4) |
Decoration
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Oak decoration |
16 |
120 |
Oak plank(2) |
Teak decoration |
36 |
180 |
Teak plank(2) |
Gilded decoration |
56 |
1020 |
Mahogany plank(3), Gold leaf(2) |
Bell pull
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Rope bell-pull |
26 |
64 |
Oak plank(1), Rope(1) |
Bell-pull |
37 |
120 |
Teak plank(1), Bolt of cloth(2) |
Posh bell-pull |
60 |
420 |
Teak(1), Bolt of cloth(2), Gold leaf(1) |
Curtains
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Torn curtains |
2 |
132 |
Plank(3), Bolt of cloth(3), Nails(3) |
Curtains |
18 |
225 |
Oak plank(3), Bolt of cloth(3) |
Opulent curtains |
40 |
315 |
Teak plank(3), Bolt of cloth(3) |
The workshop is the perfect place for the craftsman. The main attraction is the workbench, in the middle of the room. It can be used to make flatpack items of some of the furniture, allowing players to sell them to other players. These flatpack items can then be used with room hotspots to assemble the furniture, bypassing the necessary level requirement. The following list shows which workbench is needed for the appropriate level of flatpack item.
- Wooden workbench - Flatpack items up to level 20
- Oak workbench - Flatpack items up to level 40
- Steel framed bench - Flatpack items up to level 60
- Bench with vice - Flatpack items up to level 80
- Bench with lathe - Flatpack items of all levels
The heraldry hotspot is used to paint helmets, shields and make your own banner. The pluming stand lets Players paint Rune or Steel helmets; the Shield easel lets players paint Rune or Steel Kiteshields, in addition to the helmets; the banner easel allows players to make their own banners (using 1 Plank and 1 bolt of cloth), as well as Helmets and Kiteshields. All three heraldry items paint the colours of the Player's family crest. More information on Heraldry can be found in Section 6.0.
The Repair hotspot allows players to build a Repair bench, Whetstone, or Armour stand. The Repair bench can be used to repair broken arrows and staves. The whetstone allows players to sharpen rusty swords, along with the features provided by the Repair bench. In addition to these features, the Armour stand also allows Players to repair Barrows items at a cheaper price, depending on the Player's Smithing level. At 99 Smithing, the cost is half that of the normal price.
The Tool store provides an unlimited supply of various crafting tools. The higher level Tool store you have, the more tools you can obtain: (Note: the list below shows only the additional items each Tool store provides; they also provide all the tools of the previous store. For example, Tool store 5 provides ALL the items from Tool store 1-4, plus the listed items unique to Tool store 5)
- Tool store 1 - saw, hammer, chisel and shears
- Tool store 2 - bucket, spade and tinderbox
- Tool store 3 - brown apron, glassblowing pipe and needle
- Tool store 4 - moulds: amulet, necklace, ring, holy symbol and tiara
- Tool store 5 - rake, spade, trowel, seed dibber and watering can
Clockmaking is the final feature in the Workshop. By building a clockmaking bench, players can make Clockwork, as well as a variety of Clockwork toys, such as Toy horsies, Clockwork Cats, Clockwork soldiers, etc. Each Clockwork toy requires a different crafting level as detailed in the tables below. The higher level the Crafting table, the more toys Players are able to make.
- Crafting table 1 - toy horsies
- Crafting table 2 - toy horsies and clockwork mechanisms
- Crafting table 3 - toy horsies, clockwork mechanisms, clockwork soldiers and clockwork dolls
- Crafting table 4 - toy horsies, clockwork mechanisms, clockwork soldiers, clockwork dolls, clockwork mice, clockwork cats, watches and sextants
Workbench
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Wooden workbench |
17 |
143 |
Plank(5), Nails(5) |
Oak workbench |
32 |
300 |
Oak plank(5) |
Steel framed workbench |
46 |
440 |
Oak plank(6), Steel bar(4) |
Bench with vice |
62 |
140 |
Steel framed workbench(upgrade), Oak plank(2), Steel bar(1) |
Bench with lathe |
77 |
140 |
Bench with vice(upgrade), Oak plank(2), Steel bar(1) |
Heraldry
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Pluming stand |
16 |
120 |
Oak plank(2) |
Shield easel |
41 |
240 |
Oak plank(4) |
Banner easel |
66 |
510 |
Oak plank(8), Bolt of cloth(2) |
Repair
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Repair bench |
15 |
120 |
Oak plank(2) |
Whetstone |
35 |
260 |
Oak plank(4), Limestone(1) |
Armour stand |
55 |
500 |
Oak plank(8),Limestone Brick(1) |
Tool
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Tool store 1 |
15 |
120 |
Oak plank(2) |
Tool store 2 |
25 |
120 |
Tool store 1(addition), Oak plank(2) |
Tool store 3 |
35 |
120 |
Tool store 2(addition), Oak plank(2) |
Tool store 4 |
44 |
120 |
Tool store 3(addition), Oak plank(2) |
Tool store 5 |
55 |
120 |
Tool store 4(addition), Oak plank(2) |
Clockmaking
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Crafting table 1 |
16 |
240 |
Oak plank(4) |
Crafting table 2 |
25 |
1 |
Crafting table 1, Molten glass(1) |
Crafting table 3 |
34 |
2 |
Crafting table 2, Molten glass(2) |
Crafting table 4 |
42 |
120 |
Crafting table 3, Oak plank(2) |
Clockwork items
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Clockwork |
8  |
15 |
Steel bar(1) |
Toy horsey |
10 |
15 |
Plank(1) |
Wooden cat* |
10 |
15 |
Fur(1), Plank(1) |
Soldier |
13 |
15 |
Clockwork(1), Plank(1) |
Doll |
18 |
15 |
Clockwork(1), Plank(1) |
Penguin+ |
30 |
15 |
Clockwork(1), Plank(1), Silk(1) |
Mouse |
33 |
15 |
Clockwork(1), Plank(1) |
Cat |
85 |
30 |
Clockwork(1), Plank(1) |
* - You must have started The Great Brain Robbery
+ - You must have started the Cold War
The bedroom is a nice place for player's to take a nap (unfortunately, not literally). One of the important things to note is that you will need two bedrooms if you ever wish to hire a servant. The fireplace in this room works much the same way as the Dining room and Parlour, and is lit by using logs on the fireplace, then using a tinderbox on the fireplace.
The wardrobe hotspot allows Players to change their normal clothing and shoes for free. The better wardrobe you have, the more clothing styles and shoe styles available to you.
- Shoe box - Shoes
- Oak drawers - Shoes and hand type
- Oak wardrobe - Shoes, hand and sleeve type
- Teak drawers - Shoes, hand, sleeve, and torso type
- Teak wardrobe - Shoes, hand, sleeve, and torso type; Colour change: Torso
- Mahogany wardrobe - Shoes, hand, sleeve, torso and leg type; Colour change: Torso
- Gilded wardrobe - Shoes, hand, sleeve, torso and leg type; Colour change: Torso, legs
The dresser hotspot provides Players with a free hairstyle and beard change. As with the case of the Wardrobe, Players are able to choose from a larger variety of styles and colours depending on the level of dresser they have.
- Shaving stand - Free shave (male only)
- Oak shaving stand - Male: 4 beard types; Female: 5 hairstyles
- Oak dresser - Male: 8 beard types; Female: 7 hairstyles
- Teak dresser - Male: 8 beard types, 4 hair styles; Female: 9 hairstyles
- Fancy teak dresser - 8 beard types, 9 hair styles; Female: 9 hairstyles
- Mahogany dresser - 8 beard types, 9 hair styles, 7 colours; Female: 9 hairstyles, 7 colours
- Gilded dresser - 8 beard types, 9 hair styles, 12 colours; Female: 10 hairstyles, 12 colours
Bed
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Wooden bed |
20 |
117 |
Plank(3), Nails(3), Bolt of cloth(2) |
Oak bed |
30 |
210 |
Oak plank(3), Bolt of cloth(2) |
Large oak bed |
34 |
330 |
Oak plank(5), Bolt of cloth(2) |
Teak bed |
40 |
300 |
Teak plank(3), Bolt of cloth(2) |
Large teak bed |
45 |
480 |
Teak plank(5), Bolt of cloth(2) |
4-poster |
53 |
450 |
Mahogany plank(3), Bolt of cloth(2) |
Gilded 4-poster |
60 |
1330 |
Mahogany plank(5), Bolt of cloth(2), Gold leaf(2) |
Wardrobes
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Shoe box |
20 |
58 |
Plank(2) |
Oak drawers |
27 |
120 |
Oak plank(2) |
Oak wardrobe |
39 |
180 |
Oak plank(3) |
Teak drawers |
51 |
180 |
Teak plank(2) |
Teak wardrobe |
63 |
270 |
Teak planks(3) |
Mahogany wardrobe |
75 |
420 |
Mahogany plank(3) |
Gilded wardrobe |
87 |
720 |
Mahogany plank(3), Gold leaf(1) |
Dresser
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Shaving stand |
21 |
30 |
Plank(1), Molten glass(1), Nails(1) |
Oak shaving stand |
29 |
61 |
Oak plank(1), Molten glass(1) |
Oak dresser |
37 |
121 |
Oak plank(2), Molten glass(1) |
Teak dresser |
46 |
181 |
Teak plank(2), Molten glass(1) |
Fancy teak dresser |
56 |
182 |
Teak plank(2), Molten glass(2) |
Mahogany dresser |
64 |
281 |
Mahogany plank(2), Molten glass(1) |
Gilded dresser |
74 |
582 |
Mahogany plank(2), Molten glass(2), Gold leaf(1) |
Fireplace
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Clay fireplace |
3 |
30 |
Soft clay(3) |
Stone fireplace |
33 |
40 |
Limestone brick(2) |
Marble fireplace |
63 |
500 |
Marble block(1) |
Clocks
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Oak clock |
25 |
142 |
Oak plank(2), Clockwork(1) |
Teak clock |
55 |
202 |
Teak plank(2), Clockwork(1) |
Gilded clock |
85 |
602 |
Mahogany plank(2), Clockwork(1), Gold leaf(1) |
Rugs
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Brown rug |
2 |
30 |
Bolt of cloth(2) |
Rug |
13 |
60 |
Bolt of cloth(4) |
Opulent rug |
65 |
360 |
Bolt of cloth(4), Gold leaf(1) |
Curtains
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Torn curtains |
2 |
132 |
Plank(3), Bolt of cloth(3), Nails(3) |
Curtains |
18 |
225 |
Oak plank(3), Bolt of cloth(3) |
Opulent curtains |
40 |
315 |
Teak plank(3), Bolt of cloth(3) |
4.7 - Skill hall (lvl 25 , 15,000 gp)
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The skill hall is a room for Players to showcase their abilities, ranging from their Runecrafting abilities, to their monster slaying. This room is one of the two rooms that provide players with access to more floors, by building a Staircase in the middle of the room. The stairs can be built to go either upstairs or downstairs.
The two armour hotspots allow players to build a suit of armour of both the Castlewars decorative armour, as well as metal armour (mithril, adamant, and rune). These armours are not lost; they will be returned to you if you choose to remove them from the hotspot.
The head trophy hotspot allows Players to mount the relics of the monster they have slain, ranging from a lowly Crawling hand to the mighty King Black Dragon and the Kalphite queen. Before mounting the heads, Players must visit the Taxidermist in Canifis to get the head stuffed. Once mounted, you are able to converse with the stuffed head, for some rather amusing dialoge. Also note that, once mounted, you cannot obtain the stuffed head when you remove the Trophy.
Similarly, you can also mount a Fishing trophy. While fishing, Players will randomly obtain either a large bass, swordfish or shark. These can then be stuffed by the Taxidermist in Canifis, before being mounted. They serve no other purpose, besides to show that you are a skilled Fisherman.
Stairs/Rugs
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Rug |
13 |
60 |
Bolt of cloth(4) |
Opulent rug |
65 |
360 |
Bolt of cloth(4), Gold leaf(1) |
Oak staircase |
27 |
680 |
Oak plank(10), Steel bar(4) |
Teak staircase |
48 |
980 |
Teak plank(10), Steel bar(4) |
Spiral staircase |
67 |
1040 |
Teak plank(10), Limestone brick(7) |
Marble staircase |
82 |
3200 |
Mahogany plank(5), Marble block(5) |
Marble spiral |
97 |
4400 |
Teak plank(10), Marble block(7) |
Please note: Spiral staircases are notoriously difficult and expensive to build, so the cost indicated above will only cover half of the construction required. To reach other floors, you will need to build two such staircases.
Armour
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Cw armour 1 |
28 |
135 |
Oak plank(2), Decorative helm(1), Decorative body(1), Decorative shield(1) |
Cw armour 2 |
28 |
150 |
Oak plank(2), Decorative helm(1), Decorative body(1), Decorative shield(1) |
Cw armour 3 |
28 |
165 |
Oak plank(2), Decorative helm(1), Decorative body(1), Decorative shield(1) |
Mithril armour |
28
68  |
135
25 |
Oak plank(2), Mithril full helm(1), Mithril platebody(1), Mithril plateskirt(1) |
Adamant armour |
28
88 |
150
25 |
Oak plank(2), Adamant full helm(1), Adamant platebody(1), Adamant plateskirt(1) |
Runite armour |
28
99 |
165
25 |
Oak plank(2), Rune full helm(1), Rune platebody(1), Rune plateskirt(1) |
Head trophy
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Crawling hand |
38 |
211
261  |
Teak plank(2), Stuffed hand(1) |
Cockatrice head |
38 |
224
224 |
Teak plank(2), Stuffed Cockatrice |
Basilisk head |
38 |
243
343 |
Teak plank(2), Stuffed Basilisk |
Kurask head |
58 |
357
657 |
Teak plank(2), Stuffed Kurask head(1) |
Abyssal head |
58 |
389
889 |
Mahogany plank(2), Stuffed Abyssal(1) |
KBD heads |
78 |
1103* |
Mahogany plank(2), Stuffed KBD head(1), Gold leaf(2) |
KQ head |
78 |
1103* |
Mahogany plank(2), Stuffed KQ head(1), Gold leaf(2) |
* Building the KBD heads and the KQ head into your Skill hall will also grant you 200 experience in Strength, Attack, Defence, Ranged and Magic.
Fishing trophy
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Mounted bass |
36 |
151 |
Oak plank(2), Stuffed bass(1) |
Mounted swordfish |
56 |
230 |
Teak plank(2), Stuffed Swordfish(1) |
Mounted shark |
76 |
350 |
Mahogany plank(2), Stuffed shark(1) |
Rune case
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Rune case 1 |
41
14  |
190 |
Teak plank(2), Molten glass(2), Fire, Water, Earth, Air(1) |
Rune case 2 |
41
44 |
212 |
Teak plank(2), Molten glass(2), Body, Cosmic, Chaos, Nature(1) |
4.8 - Games room (lvl 30, 25,000 gp)
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The games room provides Players with a nice place to get together and have some fun. This room provides a vast number of games, which are explained below.
Attack stones: This is the simplest game. Players can set up a stone in the middle of the room, and take turns attacking it. The person to deal the last blow is the winner. The higher level the stone, the harder it is to damage it.
Hoop and sticks: This is a basic Ranging game, where Players are given 10 hoops to throw on the sticks. The player with the highest score wins.
Darts: Similar to hoop and sticks, Players are given 10 darts to throw at the target. The player with the highest score wins.
Archery target: This is the highest level Ranging game. Players are given 10 arrows or bolts to fire at the target. The player with the highest score wins.
Elemental balance: When activated, an orb appears and hovers in midair. Players can then use spells on the orb to change its colour, depending on the four elements. The goal is to turn the orb white, and whoever casts the final spell is the winner. The key to this game is knowing which elements are opposed. Fire and water are opposites, and Earth and air are opposites. If the orb is red, Players may wish to use a water spell to add more blue to the orb. The higher level the water spell, the more blue colour is added to the orb (eg, Water wave adds more blue than Water strike). Examining the orb reveals what colours the orb has, allowing Players to determine which spell to use to balance the orb.
Jester: A jester appears when activated, and the first person to copy 10 emotes in a row is declared the Winner.
Hangman: Like the classical game of hangman, Players take turns guessing letters. The person to guess the last correct letter wins; however, if a Player knows the letter in advance, they may be able to click the Guess button and enter up to 5 missing letters. The words are all related to RuneScape.
Treasure hunt: when the game is activated, Players are given a magic stone. The fairy will then disappear off to hide somewhere in your house. By feeling the stone, Players will be able to tell if they are getting closer or farther from the Fairy, depending on the temperature. Hotter means you are closer, while colder means you are getting farther away.
Stone
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Clay attack stone |
39 |
100 |
Soft clay(10) |
Attack stone |
59 |
200 |
Limestone brick(10) |
Marble attack stone |
79 |
2000 |
Marble block(4) |
Elemental balance
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Magical balance 1 |
37 |
176 |
Runes: Air(500), Fire(500), Earth(500), Water(500) |
Magical balance 2 |
57 |
252 |
Runes: Air(1000), Fire(1000), Earth(1000), Water(1000) |
Magical balance 3 |
77 |
356 |
Runes: Air(2000), Fire(2000), Earth(2000), Water(2000) |
Game
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Jester |
39 |
360 |
Teak plank(4) |
Treasure hunt |
49 |
800 |
Teak plank(8), Steel bar(4) |
Hangman |
59 |
1200 |
Teak plank(12), Steel bar(6) |
Storage
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Oak prize chest |
34 |
240 |
Oak plank(4) |
Teak prize chest |
44 |
660 |
Teak plank(4), Gold leaf(1) |
Mahogany prize chest |
54 |
860 |
Mahogany plank(4), Gold leaf(1) |
You can store the following amounts in your prize chest: - Oak chest: 500 coins - Teak chest: 1000 coins - Mahogany chest: 1500 coins
Ranging game
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Hoop and stick |
30 |
120 |
Oak plank(2) |
Dartboard |
54 |
290 |
Teak plank(3), Steel bar(1) |
Archery target |
81 |
600 |
Teak plank(6), Steel bar(3) |
4.9 - Combat room (lvl 32 , 25,000 gp)
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The combat room allows Players to have a friendly duel with friends, or a fight to the death! The main feature in the room is the arena, and each one has a different set of rules. The weapon storage rack gives Players free equipment, which they can use inside the arena. More details about the different arenas are described below. Note that dying inside the ring will not cause you to lose your items, and you will respawn near the combat room.
Boxing ring: This ring allows two or more Players to punch each other to the death. Players will need a pair of boxing gloves from the weapons rack, and may only enter the ring when they are wielding only the boxing gloves. No other weapons or armour are allowed inside the ring.
Fencing ring: As is the case of the boxing ring, you will need two or more players. You can use any weapon you like, but cannot wear armour in the ring.
Combat ring: Unlike the above two rings, this one has no rules. Players may enter the ring with whatever weapons or armour they wish to use, as well as Ranged and Magic weapons. This is the perfect ring to have a friendly duel, or a fight to the death.
Ranging pedestal: This arena has two pedestals for upto two Players. Players will need either a Ranged or Magic attack to damage their opponent, as Melee attacks will not work.
Balance beam: In this arena, a balance beam will appear in the middle of the room. Players will need a pugel stick, which is obtained from the Weapons rack. Players will need to have their hands free in order to climb on to the beam; once ready, climb onto the beam and try to knock the other Player off the beam.
The storage rack provides the following items:
- Glove rack - boxing gloves
- Weapons rack - boxing gloves, wooden sword and wooden shield
- Extra weapons rack - boxing gloves, wooden sword, wooden shield and pugel stick
Combat ring
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Boxing ring |
32 |
420 |
Oak plank(6), Bolt of cloth(4) |
Fencing ring |
41 |
570 |
Oak plank(8), Bolt of cloth(6) |
Combat ring |
51 |
630 |
Teak plank(6), Bolt of cloth(6) |
Ranging pedestals |
71 |
720 |
Teak plank(8) |
Balance beam |
81 |
1000 |
Teak plank(10), Steel bar(5) |
Storage
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Glove rack |
34 |
120 |
Oak plank(2) |
Weapons rack |
44 |
180 |
Teak plank(2) |
Extra weapons rack |
54 |
440 |
Teak plank(4), Steel bar(4) |
Decoration
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Oak decoration |
16 |
120 |
Oak plank(2) |
Teak decoration |
36 |
180 |
Teak plank(2) |
Gilded decoration |
56 |
1020 |
Mahogany plank(3), Gold leaf(2) |
4.10 - Quest hall (lvl 35, 25,000 gp)
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The quest hall is a room to display relics from your many Adventures and Quests. It is the second room that allows access to more floors, by building staircases.
The Guild trophy hotspot allows Players to mount an Anti-fire shield, a Cape of Legends or an Amulet of Glory. The mounted Amulet of Glory provides unlimited Teleports to the same locations that a regular Amulet teleports you to. When the mounted items are removed, you get the items back.
The Map, Portrait and Landscapes are merely there as decoration. The required items for mounting them can be bought from the Herald in Falador. The sword hotspot allows Players to mount a sword obtained from Questing: Silverlight, Darklight and Excalibur. Finally, the Bookcase, much like the one in the Parlour, provides access to a vast collection of tomes obtained through Questing.
Stairs/Rugs
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Rug |
13 |
60 |
Bolt of cloth(4) |
Opulent rug |
65 |
360 |
Bolt of cloth(4), Gold leaf(1) |
Oak staircase |
27 |
680 |
Oak plank(10), Steel bar(4) |
Teak staircase |
48 |
980 |
Teak plank(10), Steel bar(4) |
Spiral staircase |
67 |
1040 |
Teak plank(10), Limestone brick(7) |
Marble staircase |
82 |
3200 |
Mahogany plank(5), Marble block(5) |
Marble spiral |
97 |
4400 |
Teak plank(10), Marble block(7) |
Please note: Spiral staircases are notoriously difficult and expensive to build, so the cost indicated above will only cover half of the construction required. To reach other floors, you will need to build two such staircases.
Guild trophy
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Anti-dragonbreath shield |
47 |
280 |
Teak plank(3), Anti-dragonbreath shield(1) |
Amulet of Glory |
47 |
290 |
Teak plank(3), Amulet of Glory(uncharged)(1) |
Cape of Legends |
47 |
300 |
Teak plank(3), Cape of Legends(1) |
Portrait
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
King Arthur |
35 |
211 |
Teak plank(2), Arthur portrait(1) |
Elena |
35 |
211 |
Teak plank(2), Elena portrait(1) |
Giant Dwarf |
35 |
211 |
Teak plank(2), Keldagrim portrait(1) |
Miscellanians |
55 |
311 |
Mahogany plank(2), Misc. portrait(1) |
Landscape
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Lumbridge |
44 |
314 |
Teak plank(3), Lumbridge painting(1) |
The desert |
44 |
314 |
Teak plank(3), Desert painting(1) |
Morytania |
44 |
314 |
Teak plank(3), Morytania painting(1) |
Karamja |
65 |
464 |
Mahogany plank(3), Karamja painting(1) |
Isafdar |
65 |
464 |
Mahogany plank(3), Isafdar painting(1) |
Sword
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Silverlight |
42 |
187 |
Teak plank(2), Silverlight(1) |
Excalibur |
42 |
194 |
Teak plank(2), Excalibur(1) |
Darklight |
42 |
202 |
Teak plank(2), Darklight(1) |
Map
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Small map |
38 |
211 |
Teak plank(2), Small map(1) |
Medium map |
58 |
451 |
Mahogany plank(3), Medium map(1) |
Large map |
78 |
591 |
Mahogany plank(4), Large map(1) |
Bookcases
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Wooden bookcase |
4 |
115 |
Plank(4), Nails(4) |
Oak bookcase |
29 |
180 |
Oak plank(3) |
Mahogany bookcase |
40 |
420 |
Mahogany plank(4) |
4.11 - Menagerie (lvl 37, 30,000 gp)
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The menagerie is a perfect place to allow your Pets to roam around freely. It can be customized to have different habitats, ranging from a garden habitat to a volcanic habitat. The pets that can be stored here must be fully grown, and obtained from the Summoning skill. You may also store Cats, Eek the spider, and Pet rocks, if you choose to.
The key feature in the Menagerie is the Pet house, which can store a number of pets depending on which Pet house you have. However, in order to store a pet, you must have a Pet feeder of equivalent level. For example, if your Pet house can store 3 pets, you will need a Pet feeder that can feed 3 pets. A good thing to note is that the pets stored in the Menagerie do not count towards your overall Pet limits, allowing you to have more than one kind of Pet dragon, for instance. You must upgrade these pet houses starting from the lowest grade of material, on to the highest. The following lists show how many pets each house/feeder can hold/feed.
- Oak pet house - Up to 3 pets
- Teak pet house - Up to 6 pets
- Mahogany pet house - Up to 10 pets
- Consecrated pet house - Up to 15 pets
- Desecrated pet house - Up to 15 pets
- Natural pet house - Up to 15 pets
- Oak pet feeder - Up to 3 pets
- Teak pet feeder - Up to 6 pets
- Mahogany pet feeder - Up to 15 pets
The Menagerie also contains a hotspot to build a summoning obelisk. This works like any small obelisk, and allows Players to restore their summoning points.
Habitat
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Garden habitat |
37 |
201 |
Bagged plant 1(1), Bagged plant 2(1), Bagged plant 3(1) |
Jungle habitat |
47 |
278 |
Bucket of water(5), Bagged plant 3(3), Bagged willow(1) |
Desert habitat |
57 |
238 |
Bucket of sand(10), Limestone brick(5), Bagged cactus(1) |
Polar habitat |
67 |
373 |
Air rune(1000), Water rune(1000), Bagged evergreen(1) |
Volcanic habitat |
77 |
77 |
Lava rune(100), Stone slab(5), Bagged dead tree(1) |
Pet houses
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Oak pet house |
37 |
240 |
Oak plank(4) |
Teak pet house |
52 |
380 |
Teak plank(4) |
Mahogany pet house |
67 |
580 |
Mahogany plank(4) |
Consecrated pet house |
92 |
1580 |
Mahogany plank(4), Magic stone(1) |
Desecrated pet house |
92 |
1580 |
Mahogany plank(4), Magic stone(1) |
Natural pet house |
92 |
1580 |
Mahogany plank(4), Magic stone(1) |
Pet feeder
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Oak pet feeder |
37 |
240 |
Oak plank(4) |
Teak pet feeder |
52 |
380 |
Teak plank(4) |
Mahogany pet feeder |
67 |
880 |
Mahogany plank(4), Gold leaf(1) |
Obelisk
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Mini obelisk |
41 |
782 |
Spirit shard(1000), Marble block(1), Gold charm(10), Blue charm(10) Crimson charm(10), Green charm(10) |
The study is a perfect room for the scholar. It contains a large centre display of a Globe, although Players are able to build better displays at higher levels.
One of the major features in the Study is the Lectern, allowing players to Craft a spell into a tablet. In order to make the spell, Players will need the runes required for it, as well as soft clay, and the appropriate lectern to create the spell. Magic experience is gained from making the tablet; the spell can be activated by breaking the tablet, for which no experience is gained. The type of lectern determines which spells you can make, as listed below.
- Oak lectern - Enchant sapphire, Varrock teleport
- Eagle lectern - Enchant sapphire, Varrock, Falador and Lumbridge teleport
- Demon lectern - Enchant sapphire and emerald, Varrock teleport and Bones to Bananas
- Teak eagle lectern - Enchant sapphire, Varrock, Falador, Lumbridge, Camelot and Ardougne teleport
- Teak demon lectern - Enchant sapphire, emerald, ruby and diamond, Varrock teleport, Bones to bananas
- Mahogany eagle lectern - Enchant sapphire, Varrock, Falador, Lumbridge, Camelot, Ardougne, Watchtower and House teleport
- Mahogany demon lectern - Enchant sapphire, emerald, ruby, diamond, dragonstone, onyx, Varrock teleport, bones to bananas and bones to peaches
The Telescope hotspot is used for Stargazing, and can be used to spot shooting stars. When gazing into a telescope, Players are notified of the time range in which a Star will fall. This time range gets smaller as the level of Telescope increases, allowing Players to properly pinpoint the time a Star will fall. The Telescope will also notify Players of the general location the Star will fall. More information can be found in the
Distractions and Diversions guide.
The final feature in the Study is the Crystal ball, which allows Players to change the type of staff they have. The lowest level Crystal ball can change the element of elemental staves. The Elemental sphere can change the element of elemental staves and battlestaves. The Crystal of Power can change the element of elemental staves, battlestaves and mystic staves. Note that battlestaves require 100 runes of the element you wish to change it to, and mystic staves require 1000 runes of the element.
By completing the Shattered Hearts
Distractions and Diversions, Players are able to build a replica statue of Dahmaroc, a mage from the Second Age of RuneScape. In order to build the statue, you will need pairs of the Replica statue, which is obtained each time you rebuild the statue in the Varrock Museum. The first time you rebuild the statue, you will also receive a Statue plinth to build the statue on. You will need 30 Replica Statues to complete the Statue in your Study. More detailed information can be obtained from the
Distractions and Diversions guide on how to obtain these Replica Statues.
Finally, the bookcase holds a collection of tomes obtained through questing, much like the Quest hall and the Parlour.
Globe
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Globe |
41 |
180 |
Oak plank(3) |
Ornamental globe |
50 |
270 |
Teak plank(3) |
Lunar globe |
59 |
570 |
Teak plank(3), Gold leaf(1) |
Celestial globe |
68 |
570 |
Teak plank(3), Gold leaf(1) |
Armillary globe |
77 |
960 |
Mahogany plank(2), Gold leaf(2), Steel bar(4) |
Small orrery |
86 |
1320 |
Mahogany plank(3), Gold leaf(3) |
Large orrery |
95 |
1420 |
Mahogany plank(3), Gold leaf(5) |
Lecturn
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Oak lectern |
40 |
60 |
Oak plank(1) |
Eagle lectern |
47 |
120 |
Oak plank(2) |
Demon lectern |
47 |
120 |
Oak plank(2) |
Teak eagle lectern |
57 |
180 |
Teak plank(2) |
Teak demon lectern |
57 |
180 |
Teak plank(2) |
Mahogany eagle lectern |
67 |
580 |
Mahogany plank(2), Gold leaf(1) |
Mahogany demon lectern |
67 |
580 |
Mahogany plank(2), Gold leaf(1) |
Crystal ball
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Crystal ball |
42 |
280 |
Teak plank(3), Unpowered orb(1) |
Elemental sphere |
54 |
580 |
Teak plank(3), Unpowered orb(1), Gold leaf(1) |
Crystal of power |
66 |
890 |
Mahogany plank(3), Unpowered orb(1), Gold leaf(2) |
Telescope
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Wooden telescope |
44 |
121 |
Oak plank(2), Molten glass(1) |
Teak telescope |
64 |
181 |
Teak plank(2), Molten glass(1) |
Mahogany telescope |
84 |
281 |
Mahogany plank(2), Molten glass(1) |
Wall chart
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Alchemical chart |
43 |
30 |
Bolt of cloth(2) |
Astronomical chart |
63 |
45 |
Bolt of cloth(3) |
Infernal chart |
83 |
60 |
Bolt of cloth(4) |
Bookcases
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Wooden bookcase |
4 |
115 |
Plank(4), Nails(4) |
Oak bookcase |
29 |
180 |
Oak plank(3) |
Mahogany bookcase |
40 |
420 |
Mahogany plank(3) |
Statue of Dahmaroc
| Item |
Required Materials |
Replica Statue |
Statue Plinth (1) |
4.13 - Costume room (lvl 42, 50,000 gp)
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The costume room is one giant wardrobe, allowing players to store a variety of costumes, clothings and toys. In order to store an item inside the appropriate storage spot, you will need the full set. For example, you cannot store a Cape of accomplishment without the hood. Players are only allowed one costume room per house, and the items stored here allow Players to save some room in their bank. A list of all items that can be stored is shown below.
The fancy dress box allows Players to store costumes2 obtained from random events. Higher level items allow Players to store more sets, starting with 2 sets (oak box), then 4 sets (teak box), then all sets (mahogany box).
The Armour case allows players to store sets of armour3 obtained from various sources. As is the case with the fancy dress box, Players can store more sets with higher leveled Armour cases, starting with 2 sets, then 4 sets, and finally all sets.
The treasure chest allows Players to store rewards obtained from Treasure trail clues4. The higher level the chest, the more items can be stored starting with only Level 1 rewards, then Level 1 and 2 rewards, and finally Level 1-3 rewards.
The toy box allows Players to store items obtained from Holiday events5. Unlike the above hotspots, any item you build in this hotspot will store as many Holiday items you have. Any item that you can re-obtain, and ones you don't have in your bank or inventory, automatically appear when you build the Toy box.
The Magic wardrobe allows players to store Magic robes1. The higher level wardrobe you have, the more robe sets that can be stored. The lowest wardrobe stores one set, the next wardrobe stores two sets, and the highest wardrobe stores all sets.
The cape rack allows Players to store a wide range of capes6, including Capes of Accomplishment. The higher level the cape rack, the more Capes of Accomplishment that can be stored, along with any other cape you possess.
1 :: Robes and Armour
All mystic robes, Skeletal armour, Infinity robes, Splitbark armour, Ghostly robes, Moonclan armour, Lunar armour, All runecrafter robes, Dragon'Hai robes, Mobilising Armies costumes, Necromancer outfit
2 :: Costumes
Mime costume, Prince/Princess costume, Frog mask, Zombie costume, Drill Demon, Lederhosen costume, Shade robes
3 :: Armour
Any one colour of Castlewars armour, Void knight armour, Rogues' den armour, All three colours of Broodoo mask, Rockshell armour, Spined armour, White armour, Temple Knight initiate armour, Temple Knight proselyte armour, mourner gear, hunter gear, builder's and lumberjack's costumes, Bomber jacket costume, H.A.M. robes, Elite void knight armour, naval costumes, Elite black armour, royal attire, Mask of Dragith Nurn, Helmet of trials, Ancient ceremonial gear, Golden mining outfit, construction outfit, battle-mage outfit, trickster outfit, vanguard outfit, black ibis outfit, Master runecrafter outfit, Citharede robes, Factory armour
4 :: Treasure Trails
Boaters, Heraldic kiteshields, Studded leather (T) (G), Dragonhide (T) and (G), Blue dragonhide (T) (G), Wizards' robes (T) (G), Enchanted robes, Ranger boots, Wizard boots, Robin Hood hat, Black armour (T) (G), Adamant armour (T) (G), Rune armour (T) (G), Highwayman mask, Berets, Cavalier hats, Headbands, Pirate hat, Saradomin, Guthix and Zamorak rune armour, Gilded armour
5 :: Holiday Items
Bunny ears, Scythe, Yo-yo, Rubber chicken, Zombie head, Easter Ring, Winter hats, Scarves, Marionettes, Chocotrice cape, Reaper hood, Warlock clothes, and the Cornucopia
6 :: Capes
Skillcapes (only Teak cape racks and higher), Quest Point Cape, Capes of Accomplishment, TzHaar obsidian cape, TzHaar fire cape, Any one Wilderness cape, Any Mage arena god cape, Cape of Legends, Milestone capes, Spotted and Spottier capes, Herald cape, Clan cloak, Soul Wars cape
Fancy dress box
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Oak fancy dress box |
44 |
120 |
Oak plank(2) |
Teak fancy dress box |
62 |
180 |
Teak plank(2) |
Mahogany fancy dress box |
80 |
280 |
Mahogany plank(2) |
Armour case
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Oak armour case |
46 |
180 |
Oak plank(3) |
Teak armour case |
64 |
270 |
Teak plank(3) |
Mahogany armour case |
82 |
420 |
Mahogany(3) |
Treasure chest
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Oak treasure chest |
48 |
120 |
Oak plank(2) |
Teak treasure chest |
66 |
180 |
Teak plank(2) |
Mahogany treasure chest |
84 |
220 |
Mahogany plank(2) |
Toy box
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Oak toy box |
50 |
120 |
Oak plank(2) |
Teak toy box |
68 |
180 |
Teak plank(2) |
Mahogany toy box |
86 |
220 |
Mahogany plank(2) |
Magic wardrobe
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Oak wardrobe |
42 |
240 |
Oak plank(4) |
Carved oak wardrobe |
51 |
360 |
Oak plank(6) |
Teak wardrobe |
60 |
360 |
Teak plank(4) |
Carved teak wardrobe |
69 |
500 |
Teak plank(6) |
Mahogany wardrobe |
78 |
560 |
Mahogany plank(4) |
Gilded wardrobe |
87 |
860 |
Mahogany plank(4), Gold leaf(1) |
Marble wardrobe |
96 |
500 |
Marble block(1) |
Cape rack
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Oak cape rack |
54 |
240 |
Oak plank(4) |
Teak cape rack |
63 |
360 |
Teak plank(4) |
Mahogany cape rack |
72 |
560 |
Mahogany plank(4) |
Gilded cape rack |
81 |
860 |
Mahogany plank(4), Gold leaf(1) |
Marble cape rack |
90 |
500 |
Marble block(1) |
Magical cape rack |
99 |
1000 |
Magic stone(1) |
The chapel is a room that provides a fair amount of nice features, which include having your own altar to recharge Prayer as well as providing increased experience for offering bones. The experience you receive depends on the level of altar, as well as how many burners you have lit. The type of burner doesn't matter, but must be one of these three: Incense burner, Mahogany burner, Marble burner. For more information on bonus experience, refer to the Prayer guide.
The icon hotspot allows Players to align their chapel to the chosen god. The Saradomin symbol/icon aligns the Chapel decorations to that of Saradomin, etc. The statue that you build will also be that of your chosen God. The Icon of Bob does not have the same purpose as the other icons.
Finally, the Musical hotspot allows Players to test their musical abilities, however dismal it may be.
Altar
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Oak altar |
45 |
240 |
Oak plank(4) |
Teak altar |
50 |
360 |
Teak plank(4) |
Cloth covered altar |
56 |
390 |
Teak plank(4), Bolt of cloth(2) |
Mahogany altar |
60 |
590 |
Mahogany plank(4), Bolt of cloth(2) |
Limestone altar |
64 |
910 |
Mahogany plank(6), Bolt of cloth(2), Limestone brick(2) |
Marble altar |
70 |
1030 |
Marble block(2), Bolt of cloth(2) |
Gilded altar |
75 |
2230 |
Marble block(2), Bolt of cloth(2), Gold leaf(4) |
Lamps
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Steel torches |
45 |
40 |
Steel bar(2) |
Wooden torches |
49 |
58 |
Plank(2), Nails(2) |
Steel candlesticks |
53 |
124 |
Steel bar(6), Candle(6) |
Gold candlesticks |
57 |
46 |
gold bar(6), Candle(6) |
Incense burners |
61 |
280 |
Oak plank(4), Steel bar(2) |
Mahogany burners |
65 |
600 |
Mahogany plank(4), Steel bar(2) |
Marble burners |
69 |
1040 |
Marble block(2), Steel bar(2) |
Icon
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Saradomin symbol |
48 |
120 |
Oak plank(2) |
Zamorak symbol |
48 |
120 |
Oak plank(2) |
Guthix symbol |
48 |
120 |
Oak plank(2) |
Saradomin icon |
59 |
960 |
Teak plank(4), Gold leaf(2) |
Zamorak icon |
59 |
960 |
Teak plank(4), Gold leaf(2) |
Guthix icon |
59 |
960 |
Teak plank(4), Gold leaf(2) |
Icon of Bob |
71 |
1160 |
Mahogany plank(4), Gold leaf(2) |
Musical
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Windchimes |
49 |
323 |
Oak plank(4), Nails(4), Steel bar(4) |
Bells |
58 |
480 |
Teak plank(4), Steel bar(6) |
Organ |
69 |
680 |
Mahogany plank(4), Steel bar(6) |
Statues
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Small statues |
49 |
40 |
Limestone brick(2) |
Medium statues |
69 |
500 |
Marble block(1) |
Large statues |
89 |
1500 |
Marble block(3) |
Window
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Shuttered window |
49 |
228 |
Plank(8), Nails(8) |
Decorative window |
69 |
4 |
Molten glass(8) |
Stained glass |
89 |
5 |
Molten glass(16) |
Rugs
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Brown rug |
2 |
30 |
Bolt of cloth(2) |
Rug |
13 |
60 |
Bolt of cloth(4) |
Opulent rug |
65 |
360 |
Bolt of cloth(4), Gold leaf(1) |
4.15 - Portal chamber (lvl 50, 100,000 gp)
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The portal chamber allows Players to build three portals to any Teleport location. These portals provide unlimited Teleports, and can be used by anyone inside the house. In order to direct the portals to a location, Players will need 100 spells of the specific teleport, and use the Teleport focus in the middle of the room to direct the portals.
The highest level Teleport focus is the Scrying pool, which allows Players to view the location of their portals, as well as the entrance of their house. This allows Players to determine who is at each of the teleport locations or waiting to enter their house.
Note that, in order to direct portals to Ardougne, Watchtower, and Kharyll (Canifis), Players must have completed the appropriate quests: Plague City, Watchtower and Desert Treasure respectively. Also, an interesting thing to note is that Players can build more than one portal chamber, allowing infinite Teleports to six or more locations.
Portal
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Teak portal |
50 |
270 |
Teak plank(3) |
Mahogany portal |
65 |
420 |
Mahogany plank(3) |
Marble portal |
80 |
1500 |
Marble block(3) |
Centrepiece
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Teleport focus |
50 |
40 |
Limestone brick(2) |
Greater focus |
65 |
500 |
Marble block(1) |
Scrying pool |
80 |
2000 |
Marble block(4) |
4.16 - Formal garden (lvl 55, 75,000 gp)
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The formal garden is much like the regular garden, but is more visually appealing. It showcases a wide range of flowers, as well as ornate fountains for the centrepiece. As with the regular Garden, Players can choose to build an Exit portal or Dungeon entrance, which serves the same purposes.
The necessary plants can be bought from the Gardener in Falador park.
Centrepiece
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Exit portal |
1 |
100 |
Iron bar(10) |
Gazebo |
65 |
1200 |
Mahogany plank(8), Steel bar(4) |
Dungeon entrance |
70 |
500 |
Marble block(1) |
Small fountain |
71 |
500 |
Marble block(1) |
Large fountain |
75 |
1000 |
Marble block(2) |
Posh fountain |
81 |
1500 |
Marble block(3) |
Small plant 1/Big plant 1
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Sunflower |
66 |
70 |
Bagged sunflower(1), Watering can(1) |
Marigolds |
71 |
100 |
Bagged marigolds(1), Watering can(1) |
Roses |
76 |
122 |
Bagged roses(1), Watering can(1) |
Small plant 2/Big plant 2
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Rosemary |
66 |
70 |
Bagged rosemary(1), Watering can(1) |
Daffodils |
71 |
100 |
Bagged daffodils(1), Watering can(1) |
Bluebells |
76 |
122 |
Bagged bluebells(1), Watering can(1) |
Please note: For every plant, planted you will recieve the same amount of Farming exp as Construction. e.g. 70 Construction exp would give you 70 Farming exp
Hedging
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Thorny hedge |
56 |
70 |
Bagged thorny hedge(1), Watering can(1) |
Nice hedge |
60 |
100 |
Bagged nice hedge(1), Watering can(1) |
Small box hedge |
64 |
122 |
Bagged small box hedge(1), Watering can(1) |
Topairy hedge |
68 |
141 |
Bagged topairy hedge(1), Watering can(1) |
Fancy hedge |
72 |
158 |
Bagged fancy hedge(1), Watering can(1) |
Tall fancy hedge |
76 |
223 |
Bagged tall fancy hedge(1), Watering can(1) |
Tall box hedge |
80 |
316 |
Bagged tall box hedge(1), Watering can(1) |
Fencing
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Boundary stones |
55 |
100 |
Soft clay(10) |
Wooden fence |
59 |
280 |
Plank(10) |
Stone wall |
63 |
200 |
Limestone brick(10) |
Iron railings |
67 |
220 |
Iron bar(10), Limestone brick(6) |
Picket fence |
71 |
640 |
Oak plank(10), Steel bar(2) |
Garden fence |
75 |
940 |
Teak plank(10), Steel bar(2) |
Marble wall |
79 |
4000 |
Marble block(8) |
4.17 - Throne room (lvl 60, 150,000 gp)
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The Throne room provides a fair amount on interesting features, on top of the thrones for the house owner, or anyone else, to sit on.
The floor hotspot allows Players to build traps. These traps are activated by pulling the lever. The steel cage is the simplest trap, enclosing players in a cage. The Trapdoor allows the House owner to send guests plummeting down to the Oubliette. The Magic cages work in the same way as the Steel cage, except Players can choose to release trapped guests, or send them down into the Oubliette.
The Lever can be used to activate the traps, or turn on Challenge mode or PvP mode. This turns the dungeon into a PvP zone, where Players can fight each other. Challenge mode allows Players to fight their way to the Treasure room, where they can defeat the Guardian and claim the prize from the Chest.
Finally, there is a smaller Trapdoor hotspot which allows Players to build the Oubliette below the Throne room. The decoration hotspot also allows Players to build a shield with their Family crest, which can be changed by the Herald in Falador.
Floor
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Floor decoration |
61 |
700 |
Mahogany plank(5) |
Steel cage |
68 |
1100 |
Mahogany plank(5), Steel bar(20) |
Trapdoor |
74 |
770 |
Mahogany plank(5), Clockwork(10) |
Lesser magic cage |
82 |
2700 |
Mahogany plank(5), Magic stone(2) |
Greater magic cage |
89 |
4700 |
Mahogany plank(5), Magic stone(4) |
Throne
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Oak throne |
60 |
800 |
Oak plank(5), Marble block(1) |
Teak throne |
67 |
1450 |
Teak plank(5), Marble block(2) |
Mahogany throne |
74 |
2200 |
Mahogany plank(5), Marble block(3) |
Gilded throne |
81 |
1700 |
Mahogany plank(5), Marble block(2), Gold leaf(3) |
Skeletal throne |
88 |
7003 |
Magic stone(5), Marble block(4), Bones(4), Skull(1) |
Crystal throne |
95 |
15000 |
Magic stone(15) |
Demonic throne |
99 |
25000 |
Magic stone(25) |
Seating
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Carved teak bench |
44 |
360 |
Teak plank(4) |
Mahogany bench |
52 |
560 |
Mahogany plank(4) |
Gilded bench |
61 |
1760 |
Mahogany plank(4), Gold leaf(4) |
Trapdoor
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Trapdoor |
68 |
300 |
Oak plank(5) |
Trapdoor |
78 |
450 |
Teak plank(5) |
Trapdoor |
88 |
700 |
Mahogany plank(5) |
Lever
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Oak lever |
68 |
300 |
Oak plank(5) |
Teak lever |
78 |
450 |
Teak plank(5) |
Mahogany lever |
88 |
100 |
Mahogany plank(5) |
Decoration
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Oak decoration |
16 |
120 |
Oak plank(2) |
Teak decoration |
36 |
180 |
Teak plank(2) |
Gilded decoration |
56 |
1020 |
Mahogany plank(2), Gold leaf(2) |
Rounded shield |
66 |
120 |
Oak plank(2) |
Square shield |
76 |
360 |
Teak plank(4) |
Kite shield |
86 |
420 |
Mahogany plank(3) |
4.18 - Oubliette (lvl 65, 150,000 gp)
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The Oubliette is always under the Throne room; any Player caught by the traps is sent down into the Oubliette, where a range of Traps can be placed to damage any Player. These traps can be either spikes, a tentacle pool or a flame pit. You can also place Rocnar, a fierce guardian who will attack anyone inside the cage.
Players can also build a cage around the Traps, to keep trapped guests inside. Players will have to fight their way through the traps, and pick the lock on the cage to escape.
Players can also assign guards outside the Prison to attack any Players in the Oubliette, as long as Challenge mode has been activated. The Oubliette, along with all other dungeon rooms, contains a range of spooky decorations such as Skull torches, Decorative blood and Hanging skeletons.
Floor
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Spikes |
65 |
623 |
Steel bar(20) Coins(50,000) |
Tentacle pool |
71 |
326 |
Bucket of water(20), Coins(100,000) |
Flame pit |
77 |
357 |
Tinderbox(20), Coins(125,000) |
Rocnar |
83 |
387 |
Coins(150,000) |
Prison
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Oak cage |
65 |
640 |
Oak plank(10), Steel bar(2) |
Oak and steel cage |
70 |
800 |
Oak plank(10), Steel bar(10) |
Steel cage |
75 |
400 |
Steel bar(20) |
Spiked cage |
80 |
500 |
Steel bar(25) |
Bone cage |
85 |
603 |
Oak plank(10), Bones(10) |
Guard
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Skeleton guard |
70 |
223 |
Coins (50,000 gp) |
Guard dog |
74 |
273 |
Coins (75,000 gp) |
Hobgoblin guard |
78 |
316 |
Coins (100,000 gp) |
Baby red dragon |
82 |
387 |
Coins (150,000 gp) |
Huge spider |
86 |
447 |
Coins (200,000 gp) |
Troll guard |
90 |
1000 |
Coins (1,000,000 gp) |
Hellhound |
94 |
2236 |
Coins (5,000,000 gp) |
Ladder
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Oak ladder |
68 |
300 |
Oak plank(5) |
Teak ladder |
78 |
450 |
Teak plank(5) |
Mahogany ladder |
88 |
700 |
Mahogany plank(5) |
Decoration
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Decorative blood |
72 |
4 |
Red dye(4) |
Decorative pipe |
83 |
120 |
Steel bar(6) |
Hanging skeleton |
94 |
3 |
Skull(2), Bones(6) |
Lighting
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Candles |
72 |
243 |
Oak plank (4), Lit candle (4) |
Torches |
84 |
244 |
Oak plank (4), Lit torch (4) |
Skull torches |
94 |
246 |
Oak plank (4), Lit torch (4), Skull (4) |
4.19 - Dungeon Junction/Stairs/Corridor (lvl 70, 7500 gp) or Dungeon Pit (lvl 70, 10000 gp)
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The dungeon rooms consist of junctions, corridors, pits (after completing the Love Story quest) and stairs. The Dungeon stairs hotspot provides an access point into the dungeon, provided a Garden, Skill hall or Quest hall is above the room.
All of the dungeon rooms are designed to provide a challenge for Players making their way towards the Treasure room. The 'Traps' hotspot does this quite effectively by hindering a player's progress through the dungeon. The traps available are described below.
- Spikes - Spikes appear and damage the player
- Man trap - Traps the Player and slows them down when activated
- Tangle vine - Holds Players on the spot for a short time
- Marble trap - Causes Players to skid on the floor and fall
- Teleport trap - Creates a trapdoor. If failed, the Player is teleported to the Oubliette, or a different spot in the dungeon room if an Oubliette doesn't exist
The door hotspot is another feature that provides an obstacle for players. The doors can be either forced or picklocked. The higher level the door, the harder it is to force open or picklock. Only doors leading to a pit do not have this feature. The pit's doors are automatically built when the room is bought, and they can be opened freely without needing to force or picklock them. They do not remain open like the other doors and will shut as soon as a player goes through them.
The rest of the dungeon hotspots are the same as the ones in the Oubliette, with the same decorative features. NPC guards can also be assigned to attack any players in the dungeon, in the same way as the guards in the Oubliette.
Trap
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Spike trap |
72 |
223 |
Coins (50,000 gp) |
Man trap |
76 |
273 |
Coins (75,000 gp) |
Tangle vine |
80 |
316 |
Coins (100,000 gp) |
Marble trap |
84 |
387 |
Coins (150,000 gp) |
Teleport trap |
88 |
447 |
Coins (200,000 gp) |
Guard
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Skeleton guard |
70 |
223 |
Coins (50,000 gp) |
Guard dog |
74 |
273 |
Coins (75,000 gp) |
Hobgoblin guard |
78 |
316 |
Coins (100,000 gp) |
Baby red dragon |
82 |
387 |
Coins (150,000 gp) |
Huge spider |
86 |
447 |
Coins (200,000 gp) |
Troll guard |
90 |
1000 |
Coins (1,000,000 gp) |
Hellhound |
94 |
2236 |
Coins (5,000,000 gp) |
Pit trap (for pits)
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Minor pit trip |
71 |
?? |
Coins (45,000 gp)
Fire rune (500) |
Major pit trap |
83 |
?? |
Coins (125,000 gp)
Fire rune (2500) |
Teleport trap |
88 |
?? |
Coins (200,000 gp) |
Superior pit trap |
96 |
?? |
Coins (850,000 gp)
Fire rune (4500) |
Pit Guardian (for pits)
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Pit dog |
70 |
400 |
Coins (40,000 gp) |
Pit ogre |
73 |
?? |
Coins (55,000 gp) |
Pit rock protector |
79 |
?? |
Coins (90,000 gp) |
Pit scabarite |
84 |
?? |
Coins (150,000 gp) |
Pit black demon |
89 |
?? |
Coins (300,000 gp) |
Pit iron dragon |
97 |
?? |
Coins (7,500,000 gp) |
Stair/Rugs
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Rug |
13 |
60 |
Cloth (4) |
Opulent rug |
65 |
360 |
Cloth (4), Gold leaf (1) |
Oak stairs |
27 |
680 |
Oak plank (10), Steel bar (4) |
Teak staircase |
48 |
980 |
Teak plank (10), Steel bar (4) |
Spiral staircase |
67 |
1040 |
Teak plank (10), Limestone brick (7) |
Marble staircase |
82 |
3200 |
Mahogany plank (5), Marble block (5) |
Marble spiral |
97 |
4400 |
Teak plank (10), Marble block (7) |
Please note: Spiral staircases are notoriously difficult and expensive to build, so the cost indicated above will only cover half of the construction required. To reach other floors, you will need to build two such staircases.
Decoration
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Decorative blood |
72 |
4 |
Red dye(4) |
Decorative pipe |
83 |
120 |
Steel bar(6) |
Hanging skeleton |
94 |
3 |
Skull(2), Bones(6) |
Lighting
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Candles |
72 |
243 |
Oak plank (4), Lit candle (4) |
Torches |
84 |
244 |
Oak plank (4), Lit torch (4) |
Skull torches |
94 |
246 |
Oak plank (4), Lit torch (4), Skull (4) |
Door
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Oak door |
74 |
600 |
Oak plank (10) |
Steel plated door |
84 |
800 |
Oak plank (10), Steel bar (10) |
Marble door |
94 |
2000 |
Marble block (4) |
4.20 - Treasure Room (lvl 75, 250000 gp)
Show/Hide
The Treasure room holds the ultimate prize for Players who have successfully passed the dungeon. The Chest hotspot contains the prize money, up to 1500 coins, which is the same for all types of chests. Players must wait 5 minutes before adding Treasure to the chest.
Before the price can be claimed, however, Players can assign a boss monster to aggresively guard the Treasure room. The boss must be defeated in order for Players to claim the prize. The boss monsters could be any one of the following: Demon, Kalphite soldier, Tok-xil, Dagannoth, Steel Dragon.
The rest of the hotspots are merely decoration, as well as the door hotspot, which must be forced or picklocked to open. Players can also display their Family crest in the Decoration hotspot.
Monster
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Demon (Level 82) |
75 |
707 |
Coins (500,000 gp) |
Kalphite Soldier (Level 85) |
80 |
866 |
Coins (750,000 gp) |
Tok-xil (Level 135) |
85 |
2236 |
Coins (5,000,000 gp) |
Dagannoth (Level 135) |
90 |
2738 |
Coins (7,500,000 gp) |
Steel Dragon (Level 246) |
95 |
3162 |
Coins (10,000,000 gp) |
Treasure
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Wooden Crate |
75 |
143 |
Plank (5), Nails (5) |
Oak chest |
79 |
340 |
Oak plank (5), Steel bar (2) |
Teak chest |
83 |
530 |
Teak plank (5), Steel bar (4) |
Mahogany chest |
87 |
1000 |
Mahogany plank (5), Gold leaf (1) |
Magic chest |
91 |
1000 |
Magic stone (1) |
Decoration
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Round shield |
66 |
120 |
Oak plank (2) |
Decorative blood |
72 |
4 |
Red dye (4) |
Square shield |
76 |
360 |
Teak plank (4) |
Decorative pipe |
83 |
120 |
Steel bar (6) |
Kite shield |
86 |
420 |
Mahogany plank (3) |
Hanging skeleton |
94 |
3 |
Skull (2), Bones (6) |
Lighting
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Candles |
72 |
243 |
Oak plank (4), Lit candle (4) |
Torches |
84 |
244 |
Oak plank (4), Lit torch (4) |
Skull torches |
94 |
246 |
Oak plank (4), Lit torch (4), Skull (4) |
Door
| Item |
Level |
Exp |
Materials Required |
Oak door |
74 |
600 |
Oak plank (10) |
Steel plated door |
84 |
800 |
Oak plank (10), Steel bar (10) |
Marble door |
94 |
2000 |
Marble block (4) |
4.21 - Level enhancements
During Construction you will find there are certain items of which will increase your Construction level temporarily, this is often handy when you want to build something in your house that requires a higher Construction level than you own. In the following section you will be informed as to which item will increase your level by how much and how you acquire those specific items.
Tea
Tea is one of the most used Construction enhancements. Depending on which shelves you own, depends on how effective your tea will be to your Construction level. If you own the basic shelves your tea will only give a bonus of 1 level, if you own wooden shelves (3)/Oak shelves(2)/Teak shelves(1), you will get an increase of 2 levels and if you own gold trimmed shelves, you will get a bonus of 3 levels.
These levels can be stacked along with the Crystal saw.
In order to make tea you will need to:
- Get a kettle, teacup and teapot from their shelves.
- Retrieve tea leaves from the Larder then use the tea leaves with the teapot.
- Fill the kettle from a water source within the house.
- Use the kettle on the stove once boiled use the kettle with the teapot.
- Use the teapot with the teacup and you have your tea.
Please note: If you log out or leave your house with the tea in your inventory you will loose the tea and will have to make more when you return to your house.
Spicy stew
Stew is one of the least used Construction enhancements as it takes time and/or knowledge in order to acquire a successful Construction boosting stew.
You also need to have completed the sub-quest for
Evil Dave during the
Recipe for Disaster quest. The dungeon of which you obtain the spices is located in
Edgeville in the small house just behind the bank once in the house use the trapdoor to get down into the dungeon where
Evil Dave should be, you will also need to take your hell cat, as the spices are obtained by catching the Hell rats (Overgrown hell cats do not catch rats). There is a chance of the stew failing. However if you succeed to create the correct stew you will gain 6 Construction levels the stew's boosting levels are completely random, if you successfully make one it may increase your level by 6, however it does have a chance of failing when eaten and decreasing your level by 6. When combined with the Crystal saw, this will give you an overall increase of 9 levels. In order for evil Dave's stew to be successful you need to add 3 Orange spices to the stew. Wearing the Construction skillcape will also boost your Construction level from 99 to 100.
Stew and Tea
cannot be stacked.
Crystal saw
The Crystal saw is another popular Construction boosting item and is often used along with tea from a gold trimmed cup to give an increase of 6 levels. In order to obtain this item you need to have completed
Eyes of Glouphrie, The. The saw itself adds a hidden bonus of 3 meaning you can construct items that are 3 levels higher. The saw
is stackable with Tea and Spicy stews. The Crystal saw is limited to 28 items, after constructing these 28 items the Crystal saw will revert back to it's seed form, it will then need to be re-enchanted either by returning to
Brimstail's cave or by speaking to
Ilfeen after you have completed
Roving Elves
You can also use the Crystal saw during Sawmill training. The Crystal saw will
not use any of it's uses during the training and will give double the amount of experience per plank made, it will
not however give double the reward upon completion of the order.
If you destroy or loose the saw you can speak to
Brimstail to get it back.
The crystal Saw does not work on building rooms, plants or NPCs such as monsters.
5.0 - Servants
A servant can be obtained by going to the Servants Guild which is just north of the Ardougne marketplace. To own a servant, you must have at least two bedrooms (with any bed built in each) and the appropriate Construction level required to hire the servant. Each servant can do different tasks, though the higher level servants have more functions than the lower level servants. Servants, after completing 8 tasks, will ask to be paid their wages of the same amount as when you hired them. This can be paid from Coins in your inventory or bank.
After completing the Love Story quest, the fees of hiring and maintaining servants will be reduced. Refer to the table below for the prices after completing this quest.
All servants now have a 'fetch-from-bank' option, making it easier and quicker to get them to bring more supplies for you. For instance, if you have recently asked them to bring supplies, you can use the option to ask them to bring more of the same item. This significantly speeds up the training.
Another way of using your Servant is to carry noted Logs in your inventory. You can then use the noted Logs on your servant and use the option to un-note them. Once your servant returns and gives you the logs, you can send your Servant to get them made into Planks. This does take longer, as your Servant needs to make 2 trips, but it does cut the cost of training by a fair amount.
Servants will also follow you at all times, unless otherwise instructed.
Servants
| Servant |
Level |
Cost (in GP) |
Carrying Capacity |
Service Provided |
| Normal |
Reduced * |
| Rick |
20 |
500 |
375 |
6 |
Serves Shrimp
Takes items to and from Bank
Welcomes visitors to House |
| Maid |
25 |
1,000 |
750 |
10 |
Serves Stew and Cups of Tea
Takes items to bank and from bank faster than Rick
Welcomes visitors to House |
| Cook |
30 |
3,000 |
2,250 |
16 |
Serves Pineapple Pizzas and Cups of Tea
Takes items to and from bank faster than Maid
Takes wood to sawmill and gets Planks
Welcomes visitors to House |
| Butler |
40 |
5,000 |
3,750 |
20 |
Serves Chocolate Cake and Cups of Tea
Takes items to and from bank faster than Cook
Takes wood to sawmill and gets planks faster than Cook
Welcomes visitors to House |
| Demon Butler |
50 |
10,000 |
7,500 |
26 |
Serves Curry and Cups of Tea
Takes items to and from bank faster than Butler
Takes wood to sawmill and gets planks faster than Butler
Welcomes visitors to House |
* - the cost of hiring a servant is reduced after completing the Love Story quest.
6.0 - Heraldry
6.1 - The Basics
Heraldry gives you the ability to show off your own family crest by painting the crest
on Steel full helms, Rune full helms, Steel kiteshields, and Rune kiteshields; you can even make
a large banner displaying your family crest! All of the pieces of the heraldic armour and even
the banner can be worn around and shown off. You might be thinking to yourself, "I want to show
off my family crest...but how?" Well, it's pretty simple. All you need to do is talk to Sir Renitee in Falador Castle and he will tell you your family heritage. If you don't like the family crest
that he gave you then you can change it for a fee of 5,000 coins. Your family crest will then
appear throughout your house and on the heraldic armour that you create.
7.0 - Racks and Hidey-holes
Building hidey-holes and racks will allow you to build stations that hold the items needed for crossbow shortcuts and rope pulls. A hidey-hole will provide a shortcut with a crossbow and grapple, while a rack stores an infinite supply of Ropes. They only need to be built once, and the experience attained is one-off; it is only awarded once. As with regular furniture, you will need a Hammer and Saw to build them. A Sacred clay hammer can double the Construction experience gained when building these.
| Location |
Level |
Exp |
Materials |
| Falador Wall |
29 |
408 | Planks (4), Bronze crossbow, Mithril grapple, Nails (4)
| Yanille Wall |
31 |
528 | Planks (4), Bronze crossbow, Mithril grapple, Nails (4)
| Catherby Cliff |
45 |
984 | Oak planks (4), Iron crossbow, Mithril grapple
| River Lum |
47 |
1044 | Oak planks (4), Steel crossbow, Mithril grapple
| Water Obelisk |
49 |
1464 | Teak planks (4), Mithril crossbow, Mithril grapple
| Musa Point |
52 |
1872 | Mahogany planks (4), Mithril crossbow, Mithril grapple
| Location |
Level |
Exp |
Materials |
| Eagles' Peak Eyrie |
18 |
252 |
Planks (3), Rope (5), Nails (4) |
| Baxtorian Falls House |
24 |
540 |
Oak planks (3), Rope (5) |
| Karamja Eyrie |
28 |
540 |
Oak planks (3), Rope (5) |
| Feldip Eyrie |
38 |
810 |
Teak planks (3), Rope (5) |
8.0 - Training Strategy
Levels 1-19
Builder's NOTE: Smaller, more simple housing provides for a shorter wait when toggling building mode.
In the beginning, it is fairly easy to level up. If you want to level up as fast and cheaply as possible, duelling rings and house teleport tablets are recommended. Start by going into the parlour room and create 3 crude wooden chairs by clicking on the chair 'hot spots'. The requirements for creating them are 2 planks and 2 nails per chair. You should now have a construction level of 3. This may give you the impression that Construction is an easy skill, but the higher your level, the harder it becomes due to the increased number of actions needed to increase your skill level.
After you have created 3 crude chairs, you must now remove them. To remove them, simply right click on the chair and select the option 'Remove chair'. A confirmation check will appear in your chat window ensuring that you want to remove said item, click yes. After you've removed the chairs, you must now rebuild them. Repeat this process until you have run out of planks. A fast way that many players use to build and remove chairs quickly is standing by a single chair building and removing only it.
Once you have run out of planks, teleport to Castle Wars (by using a Ring of Duelling) and quickly run to the bank. Withdraw a full inventory of planks, then teleport to your house, which requires 40 magic to teleport to your own house. Now start building crude chairs and removing them. Repeat this process until you have used up your 96 normal planks. By the time you have used up 122 normal planks or created 61 crude wooden chairs, you will have reached 19 Construction.
Alternatively, once you reach level 3 Construction you can go right up to Falador and mine plenty of clay, then go buy a bucket at a general stores and make a clay fireplace until level 10, then make ponds in a garden. This is slightly less expensive and some believe it to be easier from level 3 until 17. A third method is when you become level 5 Construction make decorative rocks in your garden until you wish to switch to something else. Decorative rocks take 5 Limestone bricks and give 100xp each so its 20xp per Limestone brick. Another method is, upon reaching level 8 Construction, creating wooden chairs. Wooden chairs require 3 planks, and 3 nails to create.
Levels 19-31
Once you are level 19 construction, you will now have the ability to create a workshop. I highly suggest creating a workshop as close as you can to the portal. To create a workshop, you must be in building mode. Click on a door 'hot spot' to add onto your house. It requires 10,000 gold to create a workshop. Once you have created a Workshop, you must now create a wooden work bench which requires 5 Planks and 5 Nails. You will now be spending most of your training time constructing on the workbench. The great thing about this work bench is that you can create flatpacks of almost any furniture. These flatpacks are also tradable to other players that might want to buy and add to their own home.
So by now you should have used up all of your normal planks, meaning you will be using Oak planks from this point on. The great thing about Oak planks is that you wont have carry any more nails because they do not require any type of nails to build, and you get more than twice the amount of exp for your money.
At this point, you should be making flatpack oak chairs. Use the teleport method to restock on your supplies and bank your flatpacks because they are a waste of space.
Servants
Usually at level 20, people tend to hire Rick the butler. In terms of time and money, this is incredibly inefficient, considering that Rick only serves food, greets guests, and carries six items to and from the bank. Wait until you are level 30 before you hire a servant. Once you reach 30 Construction, it is wise to hire a Cook because she has the ability to run your logs to the Sawmill. If you have your cook run to the Sawmill, she will ask you money for the Sawmill's fee. The same rule applies for the Butler, and the Demon butler. As you upgrade your butlers, the butler will be faster in turning your logs into planks. The Cook, Butler, and Demon butler each have a max limit on the amount of logs that each can carry. The Cook can carry up to 16 logs at a time, the Butler can carry up to 20 logs at a time, and the Demon butler can carry up to 26 logs at a time. The time it usually takes the Cook to turn your logs into planks is 15 seconds, 10 seconds for the Butler, and 5 seconds for the Demon butler. As time goes on, your servants will ask you to pay there fee. The Cook will ask for 3,000gp, the Butler will ask for 5,000gp, and the Demon butler will ask for 10,000gp. With a newly added feature, you can now have your butler go to the bank and get the money for you.
Note: Servants can be hired in Ardougne, north of thieving stalls.
Levels 32-74
Once you have reached 32 Construction, you will have the ability to make Carved oak tables at your workbench. The requirements for making these tables is 6 planks. Carved oak tables are found under the dining tables icon when creating flatpacks. You will be able to make up to 3 Carved oak table flatpacks at a time, and will have 5 Oak planks left over. With the remaining 5 Planks, create 1 Oak chair, and 1 Oak arm chair which will use up all the Oak planks in your inventory. You use the teleportation method when needed.
Strategy: Alternatively if you wield an Air staff and have a saw, hammer, law runes and earth runes in your inventory for Camelot and home teleport. You should have 24 inventory spaces for oak planks so of course you can't use a butler to get your planks but it is quicker making 4 carved tables than 3 tables plus 2 chairs. What you do is teleport to Camelot, withdraw 24 oak planks, teleport to your house, flatpack 4 carved tables then repeat.
Another commonly used process is to use the Oak larders technique. To start the process, it requires to have 33 Construction, lots of Oak planks, a kitchen room, and a servant of a cook or higher. To start, first go to your house in build mode. Tell your servant to get Oak planks from your bank. Go to your kitchen, once your servant comes back with your Oak planks, tell the servant to return back with more Oak planks. Then build a Oak larder in the larder's hot spot (each time you build a Oak larder, it requires 8 planks). Next, you must remove it and build another oak larder until you are out of planks. Your servant should be back now with more oak planks for you to build more Oak larders. Once your servant is back, command the servant to bring back more Oak planks. Repeat this process until you are satisfied. This method gains no revenue, so any money you invest in gaining experience will be lost.
Keep repeating this process until you reach 40 Construction, then upgrade your servant to a Butler. After that, go back to creating Carved oak flatpacks until you reach 50 Construction. If you want to continue past 50 Construction, it is suggested that you use this method until you are satisfied with your level.
A cheaper method is to make Decorative Rocks (5 Limestone bricks) at 100exp per (20 exp per Limestone brick). This could save you a fair bit of money even if it takes you slightly longer. Mining your own Limestone and turning them to bricks means you can either do bank runs or only spend money on servant wages.
Levels 74-99
If you have a Butler and a Dungeon and are using Oak planks, it is recommended that you build Oak dungeon doors. Have a normal butler bring you 20 Oak planks at a time and while he is fetching the planks, you have time (if you're fast) to build and remove 2 doors. This method brings you far more experience than the Oak table method. You do not need a bell because as soon as the Butler gives you the planks you send him out for more.
9.0 - Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Where is the sawmill?
A: It is south of the lumber yard, north-east of Varrock. You must talk to the Sawmill Operator to turn your logs into planks.
Q: How much does it cost to turn your logs into planks?
A: 100gp for Normal Logs, 250gp for Oak Logs, 500gp for Teak Logs, and 1,500gp for Mahogany logs.
Q: Isn't it faster to make oak larders? They use up 8 planks and they give 480exp at a time.
A: Players usually level on oak larders for a few reasons, as it's fast, good experience and the money amount you lose isn't that big. Although you have to go to the building mode, it's still better than using workbenches.
Q: Is there a way to construct items or rooms higher than my current construction level?
A: As soon as you have constructed in your kitchen a larder, a sink, a stove and shelf, you can make tea. The tea gives a construction bonus of +1 up to +3 depending on your current type of shelf. If you've done the Recipe for Disaster Evil Dave sub-quest, you can create the Evil Stew of Doom. Add 3 doses orange spice to a stew to get a bonus on construction which will be between -6 and +6. If you've done the Eyes of Glouphrie quest, you will have received a crystal saw. It adds +3 to your construction. You can combine the Tea OR the Evil Stew of Doom with the Crystal Saw, making the maximum bonus +9 on top of your Construction level. However the saw bonus is only applicable to constructing furnishings, NOT building rooms, buying monsters etc.
Q: How much does it cost to repair Barrows armour on an armour stand?
A: The way to formulate this is subtracting half of your smithing level from 100, then dividing it by 100 times the normal repair cost at Bob, so the mathematical formula would be [100-(Smithing Level/2)]/100 * Normal Repair Cost.
Q: What happens to my items if I delete my room?
A: If you delete a room, you will lose all items in that room. There is no way to get them back either, so deleting a demon throne room is not advisable.
Q: How do I make teleport tablets?
A: You'll need soft clay and the runes for the spell you need. Click on your lectern and make the spell you require.
Q: Can I substitute a regular hammer for a Sacred clay hammer?
A: Yes, you can use a Sacred clay hammer to train Construction. You will receive double the experience as well.
Q: What are these long/curved bones?
A: Long and curved bones are special bones dropped by monsters that drop big bones. If you take them to Barlak in Dorgesh-Kaan, he will pay you some money per bone, and give you construction xp for them if your construction level is over 30. (1000gp and 1500xp for long bones, 2000gp and 3000xp for curved bones).
10.0 - Related Guides and Tips
Related Guides
