It demonstrates the symbolism of every skill
After being so overwhelmed, I decided to focus on a life-long ambition of mine: to master OSRS gold. Skills mastery takes long hours of repeated movements to attain the level 99 (now 120 in a few different skills) The process can earn you a cape worthy of the title of a master. This cape is trim. It's bright.
It demonstrates the symbolism of every skill and has a hood that matches. My brother and a trusted friend, who claimed she was a powerful mage--also joined in the MMO excitement, and after having a second look around this RuneScape universe (and frequently reminding my fellow players on our Discord discussion that I'm one of the most powerful among us), it was time to start working.
This crew would become some of the most famous craftsmen Gielinor had ever seen I was the arsonist and my friend using his magic and my brother in herblore (potion-making) He picked because the cape he wore is a weed-like leaf.
The mission brought the most restful months of pandemic. Yes, it was boring, but RuneScape does such an excellent job of rewarding your grind that it just felt similar to me and my colleagues playing around playing Discord as usual, but by setting goals.
Also, RuneScape isn't free of microtransactions. The darkest element of games which MMOs like RuneScape as well as World of Warcraft all but developed, but, now with my adult dollars and a decent budget, getting a membership wasn't a burden in the least. Beyond Cheap RuneScape gold the rest of the game--cool cosmetics that make other players look bad and boost XP, in-game cash--is almost totally optional.
