Maniacal Monkey Hunting
This week in Old School we have a few highly anticipated updates. Maniacal monkey hunting and boss slayer heads are here! We've also got the addition of Kourend fruit stalls and botanical pies. Let's get into the details.
This week in Old School we have a few highly anticipated updates. Maniacal monkey hunting and boss slayer heads are here! We've also got the addition of Kourend fruit stalls and botanical pies. Let's get into the details.
Turn into a monkey, hop on the back of a gorilla and start hunting. Maniacal monkey hunting is here!
Huntable maniacal monkeys can be found through a crevice in the northern side of Kruk's cavern underneath Ape Atoll. In order to access this crevice you must have completed Monkey Madness II and be wielding the most agile monkey's greegree.
Scattered about in this hunting area are a number of large rocks. They would be perfect for trapping maniacal monkeys, but you aren't quite strong enough to lift them yourself.
Fortunately for you, there are a few stunted demonic gorillas around the edges of the room. Hopping on the back of one of these creatures will allow you to use the large rocks, alongside a banana, to set a monkey trap.
A damaged monkey tail can be used with a knife in order to create sinew and is very common when monkey hunting. A monkey tail, which is much, much rarer than the damaged monkey tail, can be used as one of the components to create either a heavy or light ballistae.
If you have lost your greegrees following Monkey Madness II, Zooknock will be able to return them to you at the Gnome Stronghold.
Monkey hunting is reasonably high experience, offering 1,000 Hunter experience for every monkey caught. If you're looking for a new, fun way to train Hunter and you're an experienced enough adventurer to have completed Monkey Madness II, monkey hunting might just be for you!
If you're an avid killer of monsters you will be excited to find out that you can now unlock the ability to combine your boss heads with your slayer helm to create some great looking helmets.
If you get tired of your new slayer head look, you can simply disassemble the boss head slayer helm in order to get back both your slayer helm and your boss head.
Fruit stalls can now be found in the Hosidius area of Great Kourend. Thieving from these stalls requires level 25 Thieving and can reward you with a number of different fruity loots:
- Apple
- Strawberry
- Banana
- Redberries
- Jangerberries
- Strange fruit
- Lime
- Lemon
- Pineapple
- Papaya
- Golovanova top
A player-owned house portal is now available in Great Kourend. Located in the Hosidius area, the portal requires level 25 Construction to relocate your house there and doing so has a cost of 8,750gp.
- The Head Guards of Kourend were meant to have a 50% chance of their runite drop being a kiteshield rather than a scimitar, however it was previously only ever dropping the scimitar. This is now fixed.
- Corrected the colour of a tile of overlay within Kourend's Grand Library.
- Corrected a typo in the examine text of Abyssal Sire vents.
- Renamed Oldak's 'sphere' to 'Dorgesh-kaan sphere'.
- Green dragons are now only assigned to those with 65+ combat, if you have combat level preferences turned on.
- Corrected the Lumbridge diary reward dialogue that describes unlocking an additional slayer block.
- Zooknock now remains in the Ape Atoll tunnel until he is required at the Gnome Stronghold during Monkey Madness II.
- When a Karil's crossbow degrades to its broken state, it will now function as a regular bow without combat stats, instead of defaulting to controlled melee experience.
- The Tears of Guthix status bar now displays the remaining time more accurately, as it had been slightly misleading for players whose QP was a multiple of 10.
- Players now have a chance of telling Juna the happenings of Monkey Madness II.
- Adjusted the code for removing furniture from POH to attempt to resolve a sporadic crash issue.
