New Border Guards in RuneScape!

‘Sup?

They added something new to RuneScape. They added border guards in the edge of each starting area to protect the new players from dangerous areas like the Barbarian Village, because if you talk to the barbarian they say they want to fight you, right? And what if you were level 3? You’ll get killed. So they added border guards in the edge of each starting area like Varrock, Draynor, Falador. Lumbridge had borders a long time ago already. The ones at Al Kharid, remember?

Here’s a picture of the border guards at the Barbarian Village. They added a roof ontop of the bridge, too!

And you know the Draynor Manor? They have borders there, too. One each side.

Well, that’s all for now. Tune in next time!

Lates news

Yo, it’s me 123456humanguy. This is the first post and I’m  giving the latest news on the RuneScape blog.

Here’s what Mod Korpz, the head of FunOrb, has to say on the RuneScape site.

“Since we announced Armies of Gielinor back in January, there have been a number of updates to our sister site, FunOrb. This includes Kickabout League: a fast-paced, arcade-style football (aka soccer) game, with online, real-time multiplayer for up to eight players. You might not think a football game could have much in common with a fantasy RPG, but Kickabout League encourages you to gain experience for each of your players, buy trinkets to give them new abilities, customise your team’s look, and even trade them on a Grand Exchange-style online auction system. It can also get quite brutal as you pummel, dodge and foul your way up the highscores to the top of the Diamond Division. Last week saw the release of Steel Sentinels, in which you pilot hulking mechs in frantic multiplayer battles with up to twelve players. The game also features an extensive single-player campaign mode that gives you access to twelve classes of sentinel, including the flight-capable Hurricane-class and the devastating Valhalla-class. Each sentinel can be fully customised and armed with an array of lethal weapons, including guns, rockets, missiles, lasers, plasma launchers, lightning beamers and others even more destructive. Armies of Gielinor has seen a few updates in that time, too. There are now team games for up to eight players (with team chat); some well-known RuneScape items (e.g. rune armour and rings of life) to boost the effectiveness of your army; a prestige system to show off how skilled you are; plus a host of other tweaks and improvements. The FunOrb team is currently hard at work on a single-player campaign mode. Then there’s Virogrid, a spiritual successor to the old Jagex game Slime Wars, plus updates to Zombie Dawn (a batch of levels set in the UK), Zombie Dawn Multiplayer (new maps, including a competition winner’s design), Miner Disturbance (a Super Volcano), Brick-a-Brac (new levels) and Escape Vector (new game modes). Finally, we’ve recently published the results of the FunOrb Q&A session on the FunOrb forums. Click here to read the initial answers and live Q&A. You can head on over to the FunOrb website to play the above games, and many more, for free, using your RuneScape login details.

Mod Korpz Head of FunOrb”

For those who don’t know about FunOrb, click here.

Also owned by Jagex, the owner of RuneScape.

And if you don’t know ‘Armies of Gielinor’ here’s the link

http://aog1.funorb.com/armiesofgielinor/8154/game.ws?js=1

You can log in with your RuneScape user so if any of your friends are online. It wouldn’t say ‘RuneScape’ next to your name in their friend’s list. It would say ‘AoG’ and there are other games in FunOrb you can log in with your RuneScape user. Like ‘Chess’, so it will say ‘Chess’ in your friend’s friend list. And you can talk to them but you can’t log in on both games, though :(.

1. Timer – this is the timer, you have limited time in the game. When the timer ends, your turn ends. So think fast!

2. End Turn Button – clicking this will end your turn. End your turn when you are done moving. You sometimes gain extra points.

3. Your Player – this is your player. You can get more units through the portal and you may control them also.

4. Portal – this is the portal. You can get more units here and use them for fighting.

5. Village – this is just a normal village. You can capture them and gain resources.

This is the enemy. Your enemy also tries to defeat you. And their strategies are always different, note that this is an online game and you fight other people.

This is a fight scene. To fight your opponent go next to them.

To move you click your player and click on a green spot. You can’t go to red spots.

If you click the portal four circles will appear. Grey for neutral, blue for Saradomin, red for Zamorak and green for Guthix.

To learn more about Guthix, Zamorak and Saradomin click these.

Guthix

Zamorak

Saradomin

Well, that’s all for now! See ya!