In osrs there is an npc called Sherlock, he will assign skilling challenges as the next step in your clue. I would like to see a similar functioning npc added to emps. It's an easy way to add more skill requirements to clue scrolls, which I don't think there are enough of. At least not ones that aren't 99 in a skill.

These skilling challenges are mostly doing some skilling related action once. Think of stuff like lighting a magic log or creating a potion. Some of them would require skilling materials and even if you don't have those banked they should be fairly quick to complete.

Yes please, I was gonna suggest it myself together with replacing search clues with coordinates.

Killing certain monster with required slayer level is also an option. Or complete a game of Pest Control/Castle Wars.

Or complete a game of Pest Control/Castle Wars.

The actual challenge would be to either find friends to play with or create few alt accounts if you dont have yet to multi login with.

Quote from: Wg on March 19, 2017, 09:26:54 pm

Or complete a game of Pest Control/Castle Wars.

The actual challenge would be to either find friends to play with or create few alt accounts if you dont have yet to multi login with.

True but potentially would arrange more use of minigames because right now they are mostly played 1 - 4 times per week and when it's double rewarding system on. Anyway, you speak truth.

Quote from: Someone12116 on March 19, 2017, 09:33:45 pm

Quote from: Wg on March 19, 2017, 09:26:54 pm

Or complete a game of Pest Control/Castle Wars.

The actual challenge would be to either find friends to play with or create few alt accounts if you dont have yet to multi login with.

True but potentially would arrange more use of minigames because right now they are mostly played 1 - 4 times per week and when it's double rewarding system on. Anyway, you speak truth.

There's also the zammy d hide clue and instead of people going to CW to get the set they choose to beg for it in GE

Quote from: Wg on March 19, 2017, 09:58:55 pm

Quote from: Someone12116 on March 19, 2017, 09:33:45 pm

Quote from: Wg on March 19, 2017, 09:26:54 pm

Or complete a game of Pest Control/Castle Wars.

The actual challenge would be to either find friends to play with or create few alt accounts if you dont have yet to multi login with.

True but potentially would arrange more use of minigames because right now they are mostly played 1 - 4 times per week and when it's double rewarding system on. Anyway, you speak truth.

There's also the zammy d hide clue and instead of people going to CW to get the set they choose to beg for it in GE

Initiate set not always sold at GE, am i wrong?

New additions to the clues would be nice, eventhough I'd rather prefer another kind of puzzle.
Anything that lowers the chance on getting wildy scan clues is an improvement though.

New additions to the clues would be nice, eventhough I'd rather prefer another kind of puzzle.
Anything that lowers the chance on getting wildy scan clues is an improvement though.

Agreed. Wildy scan clues are too sick to do and yet risky as well. People will try to kill you regardless of you being skulled/unskulled and carrying only one or more items with yourself. Not sure, but coordinates could be done as in osrs to simplify spot of digging though spawning random style user from god wars dungeon (Spiritual Ranger/Mage/Warrior).

In osrs there is an npc called Sherlock, he will assign skilling challenges as the next step in your clue. I would like to see a similar functioning npc added to emps. It's an easy way to add more skill requirements to clue scrolls, which I don't think there are enough of. At least not ones that aren't 99 in a skill.

These skilling challenges are mostly doing some skilling related action once. Think of stuff like lighting a magic log or creating a potion. Some of them would require skilling materials and even if you don't have those banked they should be fairly quick to complete.

Generally, the idea is very good, but I feel it falls off when you are maxed, although, with the account which has not any maxed skills, this feature would be acceptable and would add variations to completing clues.