In the summer I was required to RS gold go through a novel that was set in England during the middle age (around 1150). The characters had to wait several days to move from one place to the next. Walking through lawless forests was the most popular way to travel, where bandits and outlaws were constantly at your back.

Although it is fictional however, the book I've read is true in large part regarding the land between major towns. This feeling is only present in Runescape's Wilderness as well as Kharidian desert. Both of them are vast and could be risky, especially for an inexperienced traveler.

The first step is that the lodestone network must be removed. It is a detriment to adventure, even for new players who only have to cheap OSRS gold walk one way to reach a specific location. Secondly, clan camp should be reduced to a quarter of its current size. It removed a significant (in size) forest and caused the Falador-Rimmington-Port Sarim area to become unrealistically joined together.