Farming cape
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| Release date | 18 October 2006 (Update) |
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| Members? | Yes |
| Quest item? | No |
| Tradeable? | No |
| Equipable? | Yes |
| Stackable? | No |
| High Alch | 59,400 coins |
| Low Alch | 39,600 coins |
| Value | 99,000 coins |
| Destroy | Drop |
| Store price | 99,000 coins (Martin the Master Gardener) |
| Examine | The cape worn by master farmers. |
| Weight | 0.4 kg |
The Farming cape is considered to be one of the hardest capes in the game to achieve, due to the immense amount of time and patience one requires to master the Farming skill. The skill can either result in a net profit or net loss depending on how it is trained.
The cape also has an emote, lasting 6.61 seconds, during which the player grows flowers and smells them. The Farming cape needs to be equipped in order to perform this emote.
Should a player achieve skill mastery in a second skill after Farming, the Farming cape will trim itself and become a Farming cape (t). The trimmed version has a light green trim and adds a +2 Prayer bonus to the cape's original stats. Achieving 99 Farming after another level 99 will automatically trim the cape received.
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- There is an Easter egg on the skill menu which if you click on the skillcape icon it says you can't protect it by paying some farmer to care for it. This may be less an Easter egg, but more because every other item in the menu has this feature.
- The Farming Symbol on the Skillcape currently is a lot smaller than before.
- When purchasing the Farming cape from Martin the Master Gardner, Martin claims that master farmers are a 'rare breed' and that not many people own the Farming cape.