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 Apr 19 2007, 12:53 AM | Post #1 |
 
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Location: North-east of Al Kharid. You may use a ring of dueling to teleport directly to the dueling arena. The ring has eight uses until it disapears.
The dueling arena is one of the many places where players can fight each other. It can be either an agreed “stake” or just for fun. Unlike the wilderness, you may fight anyone you wish, regardless of their level.
If you walk clockwise around the arena, you will end up at a large building. Inside this building is a hospital where you can get healed for free. There is also an altar where you can charge your prayer if needed.
Next to the hospital you will find a bank chest and a crate of Rotten Tomatoes.
These tomatoes can be thrown at people dueling. To do this, buy a few tomatoes, which are sold for one gold each, then head to the top of the balcony which over looks all six duelling areas, three with obstacles and three without. Simply use the tomato on a player inside the dueling arena to throw it at them. Some people may be too far from the balcony to hit them.
Throwing tomatoes will NOT interfere with people who are dueling.
To challenge a player to a duel, you must be standing in the designated dueling zone, marked by a battleaxe in the bottom right of your playing screen.
Right click on the player you wish to duel and select the “Challenge” option. The player will then be informed of your request. To accept your duel, they must right click on your character and select the challenge option.
When the duel is accepted, a screen will pop up displaying a variety of options. This is also the screen in which you will decide what to stake, if anything. If you die during a duel, you will only lose the items that you have wagered.
You may also choose what items you can and cannot use during the duel. Simply click on the item slot to disable use of any item worn in that slot. Items will automatically be removed before the duel starts. There are also a number of other options available to choose from.
Note: Disabling either one of the hand slots will prevent players from using two-handed weapons. This includes bows!
The following is a list of the options available:
No Range: Disables all types of range attacks.
No Melee: Disables all hand-to-hand combat.
No Magic: Disables all types of magic attacks.
No Sp. Atk: All special attacks will not be allowed with this option on.
Fun Weapons: With this option on, you cannot use weapons. You may only use fun weapons, such as a rubber chicken or flowers.
No Forfeit: This prevents you or your opponent from leaving the arena during a duel.
No Drinks: With this on, any stat boosting potion will not be allowed.
No Food: You cannot eat during the duel.
No Prayer: Disables the ability to use prayers.
No Movement: This option disables the ability to move during the duel.
Obstacles: This option will put you in the arena with obstacles. This is good for mages or rangers.
Again, always double check the rules of the fight before accepting. A lot of people try to switch the rules at the last second. Once you are satisfied with the rules, click accept and duel will begin.
Once inside the arena, there is a three second countdown before you can commence fighting. In these three seconds you should pot up, if allowed, turn auto retaliate on or off, choose the right fighting style and whatever else you may want to do.
A big yellow arrow will appear over your opponents head so you can easily pick them out if other players are fighting in the same arena with you.
The duel will continue until a player forfeits, if permitted, or until one player dies. You may only attack the one person you accepted to duel while inside the arena.
After the duel is over, a screen will appear displaying any items you won aswell as your opponents name and combat level. You will automatically be healed and your special bar will be fully rejuvenated. There is also a handy scoreboard near the entrance of the duelling arena which shows the last fifty duels on the server.
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This guide is not fully polished off but I wanted to post it before I went to bed. I'll polish it off tomorrow. If anyone has anything they would want added or feels should be added, post it here.
This post has been edited by Dilbert26: Apr 21 2007, 06:43 PM
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QUOTE(Cafebcs @ Apr 19 2007, 03:48 PM) [snapback]92763[/snapback]
All images are of spitfire11 =)
Say what? That's crazy because I used to have a char named spitfire11...i still have my spitfire1100 char though.
I did not win a santa hat. If you look who I was staking with, it's a friend.
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Apr 20 2007, 01:03 AM | Post #7 |
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QUOTE(Dilbert26 @ Apr 19 2007, 05:46 PM) [snapback]92798[/snapback]
Say what? That's crazy because I used to have a char named spitfire11...i still have my spitfire1100 char though.
I did not win a santa hat. If you look who I was staking with, it's a friend.
There is no way to tell that was your friend. :|
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QUOTE(dark sloth1 @ Apr 19 2007, 08:03 PM) [snapback]92814[/snapback]
There is no way to tell that was your friend. :|
Anyone who's been at RW for more than a few months should know Lazy, but that's beside the point.
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Apr 20 2007, 09:00 PM | Post #10 |
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dueling arena to throw them.
shouldn't it be Throw it at them
Might wanna add in you can use a duel ring to get there
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