Top 10 Best Runescape Quests
RuneScape has been around for decades, offering players a world packed with adventure, mystery, and unforgettable storylines. Quests in this game aren't just tasks to check off a list - they're experiences that stay with you long after you finish them. From tackling mind-bending puzzles and fighting epic bosses to unraveling deep lore about gods and ancient conflicts, the best quests have a little bit of everything.One of the most balanced quests. A perfect mixture of combat, puzzles, and story. Also, the best example of character depth in RuneScape.
This is more than a quest - it's an experience. A masterpiece.
The cinematics and music in the quest were absolutely perfect. The quest had a lot of emotional moments and plenty of puzzles. Combine that with some of the best rewards you could get from a quest at the time, and nothing comes close to the journey many players had on this quest. Truly RuneScape at its finest.
It may be long, but every moment will leave you on the edge of your seat, even when the quest is over.
The quest builds up and up to that scene in the Wilderness where all your friends, whom you've built up relationships with over a load of quests, get killed. Then, you still lose - the villain Lucien gets the most powerful object ever.
And it's brilliant.
An amazing combat-oriented quest with one of the hardest bosses in the game.
Yes, I liked Underground Pass a lot. I think it's great they based a whole quest on just an underground... well, pass! However, I hated having to go back through it again and again in Regicide.
A very dark and suspenseful quest. Extremely epic and haunting, filled with great puzzles.
The most memorable quest. Very interesting.
A truly amazing quest. The combat was great, and the story was excellent. My personal favorite quest.
Her name is Zanik. She is your companion during the quest, and at the end, you'll regret that it's over.
Zanik is one of the best characters in RuneScape. This quest is amazing!
Very well written and programmed. A suspenseful journey that draws you in with its excellent music and voice acting, leaving you feeling ultimately satisfied at its conclusion.
Definitely the most emotionally moving quest I've ever completed. The twists and turns constantly keep you on your toes, and the soundtrack is impeccable.
Amazing sound quality. The choir was great, the voice acting was great, and the suspense was intense. The twists were very unexpected.
This is the sequel to While Guthix Sleeps, where the events of multiple quest series combine. It brings together the Mysteries of the Mahjarrat series, the Arrav quest series, and some others.
It features epic battles and great rewards. All in all, there's plenty to enjoy.
Such a good quest. I just can't wait for the next one to come out! Obviously, that has to be a Grandmaster quest as well, requiring two Grandmaster quests to be completed in order to continue.
Best quest ever. It's hard to get the quest points required to do it, but it's definitely worth it in the end. The rewards are amazing, and the storyline is brilliant.
10/10 best quest. If you haven't already done it, go do it. It's AMAZING.
It's really intense, and you get the ability to transform and talk to monkeys, which is fun because there are rarely any other quests like it.
Also, after the quest, you gain access to some really good training locations with an altar.
A classic RuneScape quest.
As an F2P player, killing Elvarg was the greatest achievement a noob like me ever experienced. It gave my character that dragon-slaying knight-in-shining-armor kind of look.
A very special quest. The 100th RuneScape quest is something unique and great fun.
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It was really satisfying and served its purpose as closure, concluding different plot points that were brought up and developed throughout the story.
Hands down the most epic boss battle in RPG gaming!
An absolutely incredible quest - best in the game! There isn't a single bad part.
A wonderful quest. It was this quest that granted me access to the 'Ancient Magicks' spellbook, and I found it extremely fun.
It is by no means on the same level as 'While Guthix Sleeps,' but ultimately, moderately leveled players (Level 100-150) will find this quest very enjoyable, and even easy. Level 151+ players should be able to complete this quest without any effort whatsoever.
Great quest. Dark and grueling with some tough bosses, all of which are of different elements, giving the quest variety and making it exciting and suspenseful.
Being able to use Ancient Magicks is also great, and it offers one of the best staves in the game.
A battle-oriented quest, a lot of fun. I would do it over and over again if I could.
I think this is a good quest because it continues the cool "vampire hunters" series and takes you into the dark "Morytania ghetto," where all the slaves of the vampires live!
The characters, the background story, and the music... I totally forgot I was sitting in a chair behind a computer while playing it.
A really good quest! And you've been working towards it for so long.
A guy gets turned into a chicken. It has the feel of a joke quest but is still quite satisfying.
Because the guy gives you a whole load of feathers and eggs when you turn him back to normal. 10/10.
This quest really introduces the player to amazing characters. I think what made this quest so good is that it was similar to the best quest, One Small Favour.
A really unique quest. A little weird, but I think it was written quite well. You'd never suspect the little boy to be, well... evil. You have to protect a girl from an enraged evil boy while discovering more secrets about the sea slugs.
Overall, it's a fun and uniquely well-written quest.
This quest is amazing. I had shivers down my spine the whole time because of the atmospheric music and voice acting, not to mention what I felt could have been a deeper meaning. Does this quest feel allegorical to anyone else?
If you interpret it to be about the "fallen woman" in the Victorian age, it's almost a spot-on narrative. The siren is the "sexually transgressive" woman whose only repentance is death, in a typically Victorian Christian way. The Raptor represents the archetypal patriarchal Victorian voice that restricted sexual expression (of women) and gender expression (again, of women) and made the era seem so austere to everyone who lived after it.
It was a nice touch for the quest to quietly portray the siren in a sympathetic light by telling her story and giving the player the option to "avenge her death" as a quest reward. I know it's unlikely that most RuneScape players will care about the Victorian era, and much less so gender roles and feminism, but I couldn't find anyone else who shared my sentiments and wanted to put it out there.
Decent story and low requirements to start. Most of all, the rewards are epic, with 8,000 XP, many items worth over 300k GP, the ability to kill the Cave Wolf Matriarch again for even more items, and the ultimate Treasure Chest. The chest lets you bury whatever you like, almost anywhere in RuneScape, so that your friends or anyone else can uncover it for the treasure inside (this is an awesome activity for holding parties). Therefore, Carnillean Rising is a must-do!