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Law rune

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A detailed image of a Law rune.

The Law rune is the base rune for all telekinetic spells, including all teleportation spells and Telekinetic Grab.

For non-members, the main source of law runes is from monster drops; most monsters that drop runes may occasionally drop law runes.

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[edit] Use in spells

[edit] Free spells

Both members and non-members can cast these spells:

[edit] Members' spells

Only members can cast these spells:

[edit] Buying law runes

[edit] From non-player characters

Members may purchase law runes from:

[edit] From other players

Grand Exchange rune
average price comparison
Nature rune 246
Law rune 307
Death rune 288
Blood rune 291
Soul rune 360

Before the update of the Grand Exchange, Law Runes were often much more expensive on Free-to-Play Worlds. The only way to obtain Law Runes in a free world is from monster drops (albeit the rare and essentially negligible Lost & Found office and Maze random events), and thus prices ranged up to 1k a rune. Members worlds, where Law Runes can be crafted, however, saw more stable prices of the rune around 350 gp. Now with the Grand Exchange, however, the price remains the same in either game type.

Any player can buy or sell law runes on the Grand Exchange. The base price fluctuates slightly, but it tends to remain around 330 to 340 coins. The current price is 307 coins (according to the Grand Exchange Market Watch). See also the latest price of law runes on the Grand Exchange Database.

[edit] Crafting law runes

Members can make their own law runes from pure essence if they go to the law altar with a law talisman in their inventory or whilst wearing a law tiara. They need level 54 Runecrafting, and gain 9.5 experience points for every pure esssence used[1]. The law altar is located in the north-east of Entrana.

Prior to the Law Talisman Changes update on the 7 May 2008, players could only obtain the law talisman as a reward from completing the Troll Stronghold quest. The law talisman is no longer a reward from that quest. Now, players can obtain a Law talisman or tiara through trading or by purchase from the Grand Exchange. Many more players can now enter the law altar.

[edit] Strategy

There are three efficient ways to access the law altar (each without any armour or weapons):

  • Abyss: Player have to run from Edgeville to the Abyss, enter the Law portal, craft the runes, then teleport back to Edgeville using Amulet of Glory.
  • Balloon transport system: Player have to run from Castle Wars to the balloon, Entrana balloon to altar, craft the runes, then teleport back to Castle Wars using Ring of Duelling.
  • Runecrafting Teleport Tablets: If player has the time (and tolerance to stressful, face-paced mini games), players can buy Law altar teleport tablets for 43 Runecrafting guild tokens (~6.k each in gp terms). As said before, getting the teleport tablets can be quite time-consuming, however, the rewards are great. Using 24 teleport tablets, 3 Ring of duellings and small through large pouches, a player can craft 1000 law runes in ~18 minutes.

The time taken by both the Abyss and Balloon Transport is nearly the same (a bit more than 1 minute). The Castle Wars route is safer but uses more energy potions or super energy potions in order to run for a longer period of time.

[edit] Law running

Main article: Law running

For those who cannot craft their own runes, law running can be a very effective way to obtain law runes and make a profit. In law running, a player travels back and forth from a bank to the law altar in Entrana, supplying runecrafters with unnoted pure essence in exchange for law runes, noted essence, or both.

Note that you cannot necessarily trade all your runes due to trading limits so you may have to trade 20 instead of all of them. However, because of the removal of unbalanced trade, law running is widely obsolete.

[edit] Trivia

After the update, the scale symbol on the law rune brightened into the color of soul runes, so players looking at the item on the floor can mistake it for a soul rune at first.

[edit] References


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