Bones
From the RuneScape Wiki, the wiki for all things RuneScape
- This article is about the item. For the NPC, see Bones (kitten).
- For experience burying bones see Prayer.
- For the bones acquired in Soul Wars, see Bones (Soul Wars)
| |
| Members only? | No |
|---|---|
| Quest item? | Yes |
| Tradeable? | Yes |
| Equipable? | No |
| Stacks? | No |
| High Alchemy | 1 coins |
| Low Alchemy | 0 coins |
| Destroy | Drop / bury (Prayer XP) |
| Store price | 1 coins |
| Exchange price | 115 coins update |
| GE Database | Look up price |
| Examine | Bones are for burying. |
| Weight | 0.5 kg |
 Click to enlarge | |
Bones are the remains of the dead, which are used in the Prayer skill. They are dropped by almost all monsters around RuneScape. Bones give 4.5 Prayer experience when buried; you can also find them from gravemarkers from people who have died. Players may also use the spell Bones to Bananas or the spell Bones to Peaches to turn bones to edible bananas or peaches.
Contents |
[edit] Bones areas
Areas with enemies that spawn quickly after death, such as the goblin area in Lumbridge, are great places to collect bones easily without much hassle. This gives players the chance to level up their prayer fast. Another area where bones can be easily found and collected is outside Lumbridge Castle, in the Edgeville Dungeon at the hill giants, in the Yak Field of Neitiznot and the Chaos Temples on PVP worlds.
Although many players do not bury bones, and instead leave them on the ground, it is recommended that players do bury the bones a monster drops, as they will get some experience in the Prayer skill.
Players can sometimes receive Bones as a reward from the Soul Wars minigame, by selecting the Gamble option, which may award a player up to 290 bones.
[edit] Training
The best place to collect Bones without having to kill monsters is the Chaos Temple.
Other good areas include the chicken coop and cow field in near Lumbridge, crowded areas like the Al-Kharid, and the Stronghold of Security. Also, the yak field of Neitiznot is usually strewn with bones, among the yak's other drops.
Another good method would be training Hunter. All Birds and Kebbits drop Bones, therefore training 2 skills at a time. While waiting for the traps in Feldip Hills, a player can also take a hatchet for the local Achey trees and tinder box to train Woodcutting and FireMaking at the same time.. 4 skills at once.
[edit] Trading
Trading for bones is not recommended (although when sold in groups of 24 at the Grand Exchange, they can sell for about 2k), as bones are extremely common and can be found at almost every location - players can either find them on the ground (left behind by players who have killed creatures and did not bother to pick up the bones), or they can kill NPCs and collect the bones.
Unlike the prices of many other raw materials, bones have steadily increased in price on the Grand Exchange: starting at 26 coins and currently at 115. This is most likely due to the discrepancy in price and experience between bones and big bones, with big bones priced at 519 coins each while yielding only three times the Prayer experience.
[edit] Trivia
- In RuneScape Classic the examine text for bones is "Ew, it's a pile of bones." This still applies to Big Bones.
- During the minigame Soul Wars there is no drop option for bones, but a destroy one. If you press destroy then it will say you can get more from killing opposing team members.
- From level 1 to level 99, a player would have to bury 2,896,541 bones at 115 coins per bone that comes to a staggering 333,102,215 coins.
- Bones are one of the items that are dropped 100% of the time from most monsters.
- Surprisingly, rats in the Stronghold of Security drop bones, while rats everywhere else in RuneScape do not. It is unknown if Jagex meant for this to happen or if this is a glitch.
- Bones can be buried even when not over proper ground. For example, they can be buried when standing on a dock.
[edit] References
| Free-to-play bones |
|
| Pay-to-play bones |
|
| Specialty Bones | |
