RuneScape was such a key reference point for the game from Muxia's blog

The anagram is referring to Ranael the proprietor of the plateskirt shop southeast from the palace. She will provide the player with the third and final clue if she is spoken to RS Gold. Zeke is the scimitar salesman situated north of the palace. He offers steel, iron, bronze and mithril variations from the weapon. If approached the customer, he will present him with a further challenge to count each balloon that is placed in the palace and also on the outside of his house.

Larry is in the oasis located to the north of the palace. It is situated near the gate to Al-Kharid. Larry oversees the fishing contest and will supply the participant with the necessary fishing equipment for participation, but He will never inform players that there is no way to fish in this oasis. Big Dave, a fellow fisherman who is competing will suggest buying specialized Bait through Ali Morrisane, a merchant situated just east of the oasis.

If asked to about his bait Morrisane is willing to trade in exchange for trade reports from the spymaster Osman. Make note of the three crates that Morrisane has surrounding his stand. Osman could use this info as a security question.

My Arm the Troll is organizing and judging a cook-off, for which he demands something "exciting," "exotic," and, quite ostensibly, "not boring."

In the case where the Cook states that his pizza was interesting but it wasn't exotic enough to My Arm's tastes while The Wise Old Man's banana was complex, but not enough to be fascinating the only appropriate course to cook something exciting and thrilling is to combine the two into banana pizza.

The video game studio Jagex is most likely to be famous for its huge Runescape series, but many might not be aware that the studio is expanding its offerings to include the realm of publishing and even tabletop gaming.

Jagex recently announced that it has signed a deal with indie creator Outlier Games to publish the first game of the studio, the spaceship management roguelike This Means Warp. The game is set to be released on PC via Steam Early Access on March 17.

With replayability and multiplayer in mind, This Means Warp encourages players to play together and to think strategically in the midst of real-time space battles. Players adopt shrewd strategies as they steer their ships through an incredibly hostile, procedurally-generated universe.

Inspiring itself from roguelikes like FTL or party game such as Overcooked this Means Warp sees players control crew members onboard the ship, operating various systems, targeting weapons and making repairs, ultimately charting a course through the treacherous void of space.

For more information about Jagex's publication of This Means Warp, we reached out to Outlier Games' founders Paul Froggatt and Matt Rathbun, and Lead Product Manager at Jagex Robert Fox-Galassi for their thoughts on the new partnership with Cheap OSRS Gold. 

Much like many indie game developers our first steps into the game business was through playing with game ideas and programming over a long period of time before finally putting together something that was playable!