Since the creation of Old School Runescape, Runescape has progressively focussed on providing a single-player RPG experience towards rivalling those offered by Bioware or Bethesda, with an emphasis on questing as well as solo progression. Menaphos embraces that mindset wholeheartedly, with skilling built into every street and district in the city, as well the actual Shifting Tombs mini-game and Sophanem Slayer dungeon for noncombat and combat skilling respectively.
Outside of these areas, opportunities to enhance XP are spread throughout the city itself. Thieves can train in the Merchant district, stealing from stalls and NPCs alike. The Worker district is home to level 50 mining opportunities. There’s a new type of woods for level forty seven woodcutting in the Imperial district. Head over to the actual Port district as well as you’ll find 3 new types of fish to catch as well as cook: a level 50, 62, and 70. Finally, there’s a new Hunter animal in level 60 across the river in Sophanem.
The Shifting Tombs mini-game is the primary focus of Menaphos. It’s a randomised area you can enter either alone or in a group. Before entering you select the kind of noncombat XP you want to gain, and once inside, you have five moments to complete as many actions as possible. Fail to discover the exit and escape before the timer operates out and you’ll lose everything you gained inside. For the most part, Shifting Tombs asks you to run through a maze, clicking on objects in order to rack up as much XP as possible - there are some simple puzzles which net bigger benefits, if you’ve obtained the time to crack all of them of course. Sophanem Slayer dungeon, on the other hand, is definitely an ideal spot for gaining combat skills, rising to the Buy RS 2007 Gold brand new Slayer level cap, and earning loot.