First, if you have the Hard (or Elite) Morytania Achievement Diary complete, you can use the Morytania Legs 3 (or 4) to teleport directly there. There are several alternative methods of getting into Burgh de Rott once “In Aid of the Myreque” has been completed. Alternative Travel Methods Morytania Legs 3/4 You can also participate in the Temple Trekking minigame from Burgh de Rott, as long as you have completed ‘In Aid of the Myreque.’ Rewards from Temple Trekking include raw materials such as fish, herbs, and metal bars, as well as experience tomes for a random skill.
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The aforementioned Shades of Mort’ton activity requires a quick quest that can be started just north, and the next quests in the Vampyre series can also be started here. The former earns you combat, Crafting, Firemaking, and Prayer experience, while the latter offers a chance at highly sought-after loot.Īdditionally, you can start a few quests in the area surrounding Burgh de Rott. While you’re in Burgh de Rott, there are several activities you can participate in, namely the minigames Shades of Mort’ton and Barrows. However, this stage is close to the end of the quest, so I would recommend simply finishing it out. Once you’ve reached this stage of the quest, you’ve unlocked access to Burgh de Rott in OSRS. There will come a stage where you must escort Ivan back to the Paterdomus Temple (the one from Priest in Peril.) Much of the quest involves repairing various facilities around the town. Simply play through the quest, and you’ll find yourself in Burgh de Rott soon enough. It’s a humongous help that highlights items you need to bring, who to talk to, and even where to click.
I would highly recommend playing OSRS on the RuneLite client, and downloading the plugin “Quest Helper” from the plugin hub. Stat-wise, you must have 25 Agility, 25 Crafting, 15 Mining, and 7 Magic to do “In Aid of the Myreque.” Additionally, you must be on the regular spellbook, since you’ll be required to cast the Lvl-1 Enchant spell. With “In Search of the Myreque” complete, you can start “In Aid of the Myreque.” You’ll be able to get into Burgh de Rott once you’ve reached a certain point within this quest, and you can start it by talking to Veliaf Hurtz in the Myreque’s secret hideout (you’ll be here right when you finish the previous quest.) Prerequisites Additionally, you’ll need 25 Agility, and confidence in defeating a level 97 enemy for “In Search of the Myreque.” Many players also recommend a Prayer level of at least 43, and a Combat level of at least 45. To complete this quest, you need to have completed “Priest in Peril,” “The Restless Ghost,” and “Nature Spirit.”Įach of these quests is relatively quick and easy. You can start “In Search of the Myreque” by talking to Vanstrom Klause in the Hair of the Dog Tavern, the bar in Canifis. After completing, “Priest in Peril,” you’ll need to do the quests “In Search of the Myreque” and “In Aid of the Myreque.” In Search of the Myreque You can start “Priest in Peril” by talking to King Roald in the Varrock Palace, and there are no requirements. First, you must complete “Priest in Peril” to unlock access to Morytania in general. To unlock access at all, you must complete a number of quests, similar to getting to the Elf Camp. There are several steps to getting into Burgh de Rott in Old School RuneScape.
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