![]() Entry to the city relies on the completion of a new Grandmaster quest, ‘Song of the Elves’ – which will conclude an Old School RuneScape questline for the first time since the game launched in 2013.įurthermore, players will be polled on an expansion of the Old School-exclusive continent of Zeah. If successfully polled, the city would be reinterpreted and introduced into the nostalgic iteration next year. This includes the elven city of Prifddinas, which launched in RuneScape in 2014. ![]() Headline announcements for Old School RuneScape saw the team confirm key content soon to be polled to players. Old School RuneScape: The Lost City of the Elves in 2019, and an expansion to Zeah announced. Taking place throughout October, the event sees the game’s version of the Four Riders of the Apocalypse emerge on Gielinor.Īdditionally, the team introduced new quests and fan-voted content that will launch this winter, including the Mining and Smithing rework the time-looping, investigative adventure ‘Needle Skips’ and the final part of the Elite Dungeons trilogy, a new boss encounter for hardy adventurers that sheds light on the mysterious Ambassador. The RuneScape team announced that ‘Till Death Do Us Part’, an all-new World Event in RuneScape and the first since 2016, launches today. RuneScape: new World Event launches today, ‘Mining and Smithing’ rework incoming. The milestone announcement follows hot on the heels of Old School RuneScape Mobile, which has been enjoying a successful Members Beta over the summer, and is scheduled to launch on mobile devices on 30th October.įurther announcements from RuneFest came thick and fast this weekend: RuneScape Mobile, which on full release will be available on both iOS and Android devices for free-to-play and subscribing players, features full, cross-platform interoperability with PC platforms, allowing for adventures to continue while on the sofa or on the move. Jagex made the announcement at RuneFest, its biggest ever player convention, held this past weekend at Farnborough International Exhibition and Conference Centre. This limited Beta marks the next step in bringing RuneScape to mobile devices, as the development team continues to work closely with the RuneScape community to deliver the optimum player experience over the coming months. Monday 8th October 2018, Cambridge, UK – Access to RuneScape Mobile’s new Members Beta is being made available from today, Jagex has announced. ![]()
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