Old School RuneScape is available for free on both PC as well as mobile
To date, Steamforged's Dark Souls tabletop range has sold more than 500,000 units which has the total worth of nearly $40 million with RuneScape Gold. Mat Hart, Creative director and chief creative officer of Steamforged Games, said: "Dark Souls has been one of the most important IPs for Steamforged since the beginning and is a game that is very dear to our hearts. it's exciting to finally bring Dark Souls to the tabletop as a game for roleplaying is very exciting for us and the people who love it."
The announcement comes with updates for Old School Runescape with a concentration at Iron Man. In addition to bug fixings the update also includes an online chat for groups and loot broadcasts, with quest completion, combat achievements and achievement milestones that also earn an announcement in the newly added chat. Another update is planned for the coming days which will be focused on group storage expansion as well as emergency teleport shards going into houses owned by group members.
Jagex has also listened to the feedback received from players and have added the solid gold sink in the game. "The Golden Sink requires 47 construction to build. You'll require 10 Condensed gold five Gold Leaf and 5 Mahogany Planks to construct it. Condensed Gold, you ask?
That's a new material to be purchased through the Keldagrim Stonemason Shop for the suitably extravagant price of $10 million GP... each." They go further to claim that the best part of The Golden Sink is that it actually works as a sink.
In relation to finances, Jagex is also increasing the amount of bank space available on Old School Runescape, for players playing both P2P or F2P. Extra bank space is purchased in sets of 40, with a total of nine sets, which means there's an additional 360 space available.
According to the developer blog, "each set costs more than the last and multiple sets could be purchased in one." The initial expansion costs 1million GP while the final one is priced at 500 million GP.
Over in Runescape, Jagex are bringing back one of the scarcest game-related items for a short time. A new event lasts from now through January 3, 2022 players will be able receive a new version of the classic "Partyhat" as well as other items which was originally only available during a Christmas event way back in 2001.
On a recent day at Maracaibo, Venezuela, Alexander Marinez, who has a short crop of black hair and three to four-day stubble, was seated on his laptop to track herbiboars throughout the mushroom forests on Fossil Island with RuneScape 2007 Gold. He pressed down on his glowing mouse, which is the latest addition to his outdated gaming system.
