Construction Skill Guide

Construction Skill Guide
Table of Contents
Introduction
- - Frequently Used Items
Getting to your house
- - Go to your house
- - Go to your house (Building mode)
- - Go to a friends house
Persons
- - The Estate Agent
- - - Redecorating
- - - Moving your house
- - The Sawmill operator
- - The Gardener
- - The Stonemason
- - Sir Renitee
- - - Heraldic Items
- - The Taxidermist
Servants
Building your house
- - Garden
- - Parlour
- - Kitchen
- - - Tea
- - Dining Room
- - Workshop
- - - Clockwork Toys
- - - Flatpackable Items
- - Bedroom
- - Skill Hall
- - Games Room
- - Combat Room
- - Quest Hall
- - Study
- - Chapel
- - Portal Chamber
- - Formal Garden
- - Throne Room
- - Oubliette
- - Dungeon Rooms
Tips
- - Rebuilding
- - Sawmill
- - Larders
- - Easy Saws and Hammers
- - Guild Trophies and Armour Stands
- - Temporary Level Boosts
Introduction
NOTE: For starting the skill, at least 100k is advised. If you want to do some
serious leveling, you'll need more then 1m! This is a very expensive skill!
Construction is the skill used in making your own house.
To start the skill you must go to an Estate agent and buy a plot of land for 1000 gp.
Estate agents can be found east of Varrock Castle, west of the Museum in Varrock, northwest
of the east bank in Falador, northeast of Seers' Village and southwest of the marketplace in
Ardougne.
The Estate agent will tell you to go through the house portal in Rimmington for your first
house!
Go to the house portal in Rimmington and click on it you will get the following options:
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Frequently Used Items
There are some items that are used the most while constructing. Here's a list of all of them:
Exp
Shop gained
Name Picture Uses Where Found
Price when
used
You must have
this one in your Can be bought in
Hammer inventory when most General 1gp None.
constructing Stores.
something.
You must have
this one in your
Bought from the
Saw inventory when 13gp None.
Sawmill Operator.
constructing
something.
Bring a regular log
Used to make and 100gp to the
the lowest level Sawmill Operator,
Plank wooden objects, has various spawns 100gp 25xp
mostly used across RuneScape,
along with nails. mostly in the
Wilderness.
Used to make
Bring an oak log
low/medium
Oak plank and 250gp to the 250gp 60xp
level wooden
Sawmill Operator.
objects.
Used to make
Bring a teak log
medium/high
Teak plank and 500gp to the 500gp 90xp
level wooden
Sawmill Operator.
objects.
Used to make
highest level Bring a mahogany
wooden objects, log and 1500gp to
Mahogany plank 1500gp 140xp
mostly used the Sawmill
along with gold Operator.
leaves.
Mostly used with
Player smithed, or
normal planks,
Nails (any) bought from the Varies 4xp
these can bend
Sawmill Operator.
when used.
Bought from the
Used to make
Sawmill Operator,
Cloth things like rugs, 650gp 15xp
you can't make
curtains etc.
your own.
Used to make
low level stone
Player crafted, use
things like clay
Soft clay a bucket of water Not sold 10xp
fireplaces,
on some clay.
shelves, firepits
etc.
Used to make
Bought from the
medium level
Mort'ton Builder
stone things like
Limestone brick store/Stonemason 21gp/45gp 20xp
whetstones,
in Keldagrim, or
small statues
player made.
etc.
Used to make
high level stone
Bought from the
things like
Marble block Stonemason in 325k 500xp
medium/large
Keldagrim.
statues, marble
stairs etc.
Gold leaf Used to make Bought from the 130k 300xp
things gilded like Stonemason in
gilded benches, Keldagrim.
gilded
decorations etc.
Used to make
very high leveled
throne room
objects like
Lesser/Greater Bought from the
Magic stone magic cages, the Stonemason in 975k 1000xp
skeleton/crystal Keldagrim.
thrones, and the
prestigious
Demonic
thrones.
Used to plant Bought from the Varies
Bagged
plants, trees, Gardener in from Varies
plant/tree/hedge
and hedges. Falador Park. 1,6k/50k
Used to make
metal things like
Steel bar Player smithed. Not sold 20xp
sinks, ranges,
clockworks etc.
Used to make Using a Steel bar
Clockwork clocks, toys, and on a Crafting table Not sold 22xp
trapdoors. 2 or higher.
Made by using
Soda ash (use
seaweed on a
Used to make
range to get Soda
Molten Glass dressers, crafting Not sold 1xp
ash) on a Furnace
tables etc.
while having a
Bucket of sand in
your inventory.
Everything not
listed above
which is used to
Others make something, Highly varies. Not sold Varies
like Bones, Iron
bars, Amulet of
Glories, etc.
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Getting to your house
Go to your house
This just takes you to your house, which is currently bare.
Go to your house (Building mode)
This is the option you want to choose.

You will come to your house which is slightly different from what it was in non building mode.
Note: You need to enter your PIN to get to your house.
Go to a friends house
If you click this you can enter a friends name and visit their house.
You can stop friends or anyone else coming into your house by locking the portal.
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Persons
The Estate Agents
The Estate Agent is the first person you talk to when getting a house.
He will sell you a plot of land for 1,000 gp (1k). Now you can start building your very own
house, you can acces it in Rimmington.
When you advance in levels you are able to move your house to a different location (explained
further down in the "Moving your house" section).
The location of the Estate agents can be found in the Introduction along with some images.
Redecorating
If you speak to an Estate Agent they will agree to redecorate your house if you have a high
enough level. It will also cost you some money.
Level needed Decoration Cost

1 Basic Wood 5k
10 Basic Stone 5k
20 Whitewashed Stone 7.5k
30 Fremennik-Style Wood 10k
40 Tropical Wood 15k
50 Fancy Stone 25k
Moving your house
The Estate Agents will also move your house if you wish, this will also require a certain level
and some money (both the level and the amount of money needed is stated in the table below
this paragraph.
Here are some positive looks on moving your house to another place:
• There will most probable be less people at the entering portal.

• There is a chance of it beeing closer to a bank than other locations.
• It might be closer to resources such as rare trees or other items needed.
Level needed Location Cost

1 Rimmington 5k
10 Taverley 5k
20 Pollnivneach 7.5k
30 Rellekka 10k
40 Brimhaven 15k
50 Yanille 25k
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The Sawmill Operator
The Sawmill Operator is an essential person to visit if you want to construct things.
He will sell you a saw, cloth and some nails - all needed in some part of construction.
He will also convert logs into planks for a small cost. This is handy as planks are hard to get
and are needed in construction. You can get logs by chopping trees down or from the lumber
yard which is right by the sawmill operator.
1. Go to the woodland area in Varrock, just above the start point for the quest A Souls
Bane.
2. Cut down some Oak trees, or some normal trees.
3. Once you have 27 logs (1 away from a full inventory), head off to the Sawmill
operator, he is just above where you should be now, South of the lumber yard and
North-East of Varrock.
4. Talk to him and ask to buy some planks, you will automatically give him your logs and
he will give you your planks back for a fee, if you are using normal logs this will cost
you 2,700 gp, if you are using Oak logs, this will cost you 6,750 gp.
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The Gardener
She's located in Falador Park. She sells you all the trees, plants, and flowers you need to make
the perfect looking garden.
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The Stonemason
He's located in Keldagrim, the Dwarven city, just southwest of the western part of the
Marketplace. He has some nice stones in stock, even magical ones!
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Sir Renitee
He can find your family crest or paint portraits, landscapes or maps for you. He is located
upstairs (the floor above the groundfloor) in Falador castle.
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Heraldic Items
To get painted shields or helms you must paint either steel or rune kite shields and full
helmets. They will look axactly the same when their painted but when you have painted a rune
kiteshield the painted shield will have better stats than when you paint a steel kiteshield.
Before you can even start painting steel and rune kiteshields/helmets, you must have a Family
crest.
You can get a Family crest by speaking to Sir Renitee in the Falador Castle (on the floor above
the ground floor). But before he will give you your Family crest you must be able to make wall
decoration in your dining room (level 16 construction).
The benches required to paint shields, full helmets, and banners, are shown in the table below.
Painting Benches
Level to Item Items XP
Uses Image
make name needed Gained
Used to paint Steel or Rune full
Pluming
16 2 Oak planks 120 XP helms in your Family crest
stand
colors
Used to colour Steel or Rune
Shield
41 4 oak planks 240 XP full helms and Kiteshields in
easel
your Family crest colors
8 Oak Used to make a wieldable
Banner
66 planks, 2 510 XP banner in your Family crest
easel
Cloths colors
In the table below is shown what is needed to make colored shields, full helmets, and banners.
You can also see how much XP is gained when painting a shield, helmet, or banner, this is
always the same amount.
Like stated before, painting rune kiteshields or full helmets will give the same look as painting
steel kiteshields and full helmets.
The only difference is that the painted rune shields and helmets will have better stats.
Paintable Items
Crafting level to Crafting XP
Item name Items needed Image
make Gained
Painted Steel Full 1 Steel full
38 37 XP
Helmets helmet
Painted Rune Full 1 Rune full
38 37 XP
Helmets helmet
Painted Steel 1 Steel
43 40 XP
Kiteshields kiteshield
Painted Rune 1 Rune
43 40 XP
Kiteshields kiteshield
1 Plank, 1
48 Painted Banner 42 XP
Cloth
In the following table you can see what the requirements are to make the colored armour you
want. In this table you can also see the colour of the items, so you can decide which one is
going to be yours!
Heraldic Armour
Image of Image of Image of
Crest Requirements
helmet shield banner
Arrav None
Asgarnia None
Dorgeshuun Finished Lost Tribe Quest
Finished Dragon Slayer

Dragon
Quest
Fairy Finished Lost City Quest
Guthix 70+ Prayer
H.A.M None
Have a Toy horsey in your

Horse
inventory
Jogre None
Kandarin None
Misthalin None
Money Costs 500,000 gp (500k)
Saradomin 70+ Prayer
Skulled while talking to Sir

Skull
Renitee
Varrock None
Zamorak 70+ Prayer
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The Taxidermist
The Taxidermist is a person located in Canifis which can stuff items for you.
In order to get stuffed items you must first kill that specific monster to receive a piece of it
(either a hand or head).
Take the crawling hand for a example, kill the crawling hands in the Slayer Tower just north of
Canifis until it drops its hand.
Take the hand the monster dropped to the Taxidermist (she is in the house northwest of the
pub/bar in Canifis).
She will stuff the monster pieces for a amount of money shown in the table below.
You mount the stuffed items at certain skill levels to create trophies. These can be displayed in
your Skill Hall.
The level needed to mount a certain item is shown in the Skill Hall objects table.
Stuffed Items
Item name Cost to stuff the item Image of stuffed item
Stuffed Bass 1,000 gp
Stuffed Hand 1,000 gp
Stuffed Cockatrice 2,000 gp
Stuffed Basilisk 4,000 gp
Stuffed Swordfish 5,000 gp
Stuffed Shark 5,000 gp
Stuffed Kurask 6,000 gp
Stuffed Abyssal 12,000 gp
Stuffed King black dragon 50,000 gp
Stuffed Kalphite queen 50,000 gp
Getting the Kalphite queen body piece is very hard, it therefore costs a whole lot more to get
it stuffed than the body piece dropped by the Crawling hands.
If you want to get a stuffed fish you will have to fish for that certain fish until your receive a
bigger version of it.
Lets say you want a Mounted bass, go and fish bass until you receive a big bass, take this big
bass to Taxidermist in Canifis, she will stuff it for 1000 gp as shown in the table above.
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Servants
Having your own house also allows you to get a servant. Having a servant has some great
advantages, listed below, but you also have to pay for them.
North of the Market Place in East Ardougne is the Ardougne Domestic Service Agency (ADSA).
Talk to the Master servant located there and he will tell you about the 5 servants available,
talk to one of these servants to hire him/her:
Level
Image Name Cost Uses
needed
He can serve shrimps, take items to and

20 Rick 500gp from your bank, welcome visitors and
can carry 6 items.
She can serve stews and cups of tea,

take items to and from your bank faster
30 Maid 1k
then Rick, welcome visitors and can carry
10 items.
She can serve pineapple pizzas, take

items to and from your bank faster then
30 Cook 3k the Maid, take wood to the sawmill
operator and gets planks, welcome
visitors and can carry 16 items.
He can serve chocolate cake, take items
to and from your bank faster then the
40 Butler 5k Cook, take wood to the sawmill operator
and gets planks faster then the Cook,
welcome visitors and can carry 20 items.
He can serve curry, take items to and

from your bank faster then the Butler,
Demon Butler
50 10k take wood to the sawmill operator and
(Alathazdrar)
gets planks faster then the Butler,
welcome visitors and can carry 26 items.
Some quick notes about servants:
• You need 2 bedrooms to get a servant (containing 1 bed each), one for you and 1 for
him/her.
• You need a dining room and a kitchen with the needed tools to let your servant serve
food for you and your friends.
• You have to pay him/her when he/she ask for wages.
• You can fire him/her anytime!
• The servant will ask for a fee every 8 trips, the amount you need to pay is the same
amount of coins you bought the servant for.
Example: if you bought a demon butler (10k) the fee he willa sk for every 8 trips
would be 10k.
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Building your house
If you click to build on the door spaces you will come up with this screen:
The full list is as follows:
Level to make Cost Room Image

1 1k Garden
1 1k Parlour
5 5k Kitchen
10 5k Dining room
15 10k Workshop
20 10k Bedroom
25 15k Hall (Skill Trophies)
30 25k Games room
32 25k Combat room
35 25k Hall (Quest Trophies)
40 50k Study
45 50k Chapel
50 100k Portal Chamber
55 75k Formal garden

60 150k Throne room
65 150k Oubliette
Dungeon Stairs,
7.5k for each
70 Corridor,
Dungeon room.
and Juncation room.
75 250k Treasure room
To make objects right click on the translucent colored objects and select the build option, you
will see a screen - it will tell you what you need for each item. Click on the object you want to
make.
For help in planning out your house before building it, you can use our House Planner to plan it
out first. You can save money and time by planning out your house before building it. You
must have Flash Player to view the House Planner.
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Garden
Description
Level to build: 1 Construction

Costs: 1,000 gp
Your garden is a decently useful room, although it only really has one use, and that is holding
your portal so you can leave your house. You start with this room in the beginning.
Inside it you have the following items:
• Centrepiece (Portal, Dungeon Entance or something that looks nice), a tree (no
current use, cannot be choppped down).
• Small Plant 1 and 2 (no current use) and Big Plant 1 and 2 (no current use).
This is one of the best places to have a dungeon entrance.
Hotspots
• Room
• Centrepiece
• Big Tree
• Small Plant 1
• Small Plant 2
• Big Plant 1
• Big Plant 2
• Tree
Garden objects
Level to make Item name Items needed XP Gained Image
1 Short plant Bagged plant 1, Watering can 31 XP
1 Fern (large) Bagged plant 1, Watering can 31 XP
1 Plant Bagged plant 1, Watering can 31 XP
Bagged dock leaf, Watering

1 Dock leaf 31 XP
can
5 Decorative rock 5 Limestone bricks 100 XP
5 Tree Bagged tree, Watering can 31 XP
5 Exit portal 10 Iron bars 100 XP
6 Small fern Bagged plant 2, Watering can 44 XP
6 Thistle Bagged plant 2, Watering can 70 XP
6 Bush Bagged plant 2, Watering can 70 XP
6 Large leaf bush Bagged plant 2, Watering can 70 XP
10 Pond 10 Soft clay 100 XP
Bagged nice tree, Watering

10 Nice tree 44 XP
can
12 Fern Bagged plant 3, Watering can 70 XP
12 Reeds Bagged plant 3, Watering can 100 XP
12 Tall plant Bagged plant 3, Watering can 100 XP
12 Huge plant Bagged plant 3, Watering can 100 XP
5 Limestone bricks, 5 Soft

15 Imp statue 150 XP
clay
Bagged oak tree, Watering
15 Oak tree 70 XP
can
Bagged willow tree, Watering
30 Willow tree 100 XP
can
Bagged maple tree, watering
45 Maple tree 122 XP
can
Bagged yew tree, Watering
60 Yew tree 141 XP
can
Dungeon
70 1 Marble block 500 XP
entrance
Bagged magic tree, Watering
75 Magic tree 223 XP
can
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Parlour
Description

Costs: 1,000 gp
Our little front room of the house. Also what we first make when we started building our
house. But what is it useful for?
The Parlour itself is not one of the very useful rooms.
You get your first Parlour with the house. It can contains three chairs, a fireplace, curtains and
a bookcase. The only useful object is the bookcase, where you can read books you've used
during quests.
It can also be used as a small meeting place between you and your friends. Another activity
you could do it there is reading. The bookcase is full of all books you've collected, so it can be
a good place to read.
Hotspots
• Room
• Rug
• Curtain
• Bookcase
• Fireplace
• Chair
Parlour objects
1 Crude Wooden Chair 2 Planks, 2 Nails 58 XP
2 Brown Rug 2 Cloths 30 XP

3 Planks, 3 Cloths, 3
2 Torn Curtains 132 XP
Nails
3 Clay Fireplace 3 Soft clays 30 XP
4 Wooden Bookcase 4 Planks, 4 Nails 116 XP

8 Wooden Chair 3 Planks, 3 Nails 87 XP
13 Rug 4 Cloths 60 XP
14 Rocking Chair 3 Planks, 3 Nails 87 XP
18 Curtains 3 Oak planks, 3 Cloths 225 XP
19 Oak Chair 2 Oak planks 120 XP
26 Oak Armchair 3 Oak planks 180 XP
29 Oak Bookcase 3 Oak planks 180 XP
33 Stone Fireplace 2 Limestone bricks 40 XP
35 Teak Armchair 2 Teak planks 180 XP
40 Opulent Curtains 3 Teak planks, 3 Cloths 315 XP
40 Mahogany Bookcase 3 Mahogany planks 420 XP
50 Mahoganny Armchair 2 Mahogany planks 280 XP
63 Marble Fireplace 1 Marble rock 500 XP
65 Opulent Rug 4 Cloths, 1 Gold leaf 360 XP
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Kitchen
Description

Costs: 5,000 gp
The kitchen, unlike the parlour, is a very useful room.

It is a great place to get up your cooking level, and even get free ingredients to do that with.
In a kitchen, you can have a source of fire (to cook food) going up to a range, your own water
supply and shelves and a larder in which you can get materials.
You can also get a barrel of beer (Cider, Asgarnian Ale, Greeman's Ale and more as you get
higher), and have a Cat blanket (or basket) for your cat to sleep in. You also have a table,
which has no real current use. You can also serve tea and beer from here, or a servant could
do it (if you have one). Any Tea/Beer/Cider and/or any other drink cannot leave your house, it
must be drunk inside.
Tea
You can make a special kind of tea in your Kitchen that gives you a short-time bonus in
Construction.
The tea from: Wooden Shelves 1, Wooden Shelves 2, and Oak Shelves 1 will temporary raise
your Construction level by 1. The tea from: Wooden Shelves 3, Oak Shelves 2, and Teak
Shelves 1 will temporary raise your Construction level by 2. The tea from Teak Shelves 2 will
temporary raise your Construction level by 3.
The recipe for the tea is as follows:
1. Get some Tea Leaves from the larder and a Teapot, Kettle, and Cup from the shelves.
2. Fill the Kettle with water and put it on your stove.
3. Use the tea with the teapot.
4. When the Kettle boils, remove it from the stove and use it on the Teapot with Leaves.
5. Then pour the Tea into the cup and drink it for that extra bonus!
Hotspots
• Table
• Stove
• Larder
• Room
• Cat basket
• Sink
• Shelf
• Barrel
Kitchen objects
Level to XP
make Gained
5 Cat Blanket 1 Cloth 15 XP
5 Firepit 1 Steel bar, 2 Soft clay 40 XP
Wooden shelves
6 3 Planks, 3 Nails 87 XP
1
7 Pump and Drain 5 Steel bars 100 XP
7 Beer Barrel 3 Planks, 3 Nails 87 XP
9 Wooden Larder 8 Planks, 8 Nails 224 XP
Firepit with
11 2 Steel bars, 2 Soft clay 60 XP
hook
Wood kitchen
table
12 Cider Barrel 3 Planks, 3 Nails, 8 Pints of Cider 91 XP

Wooden shelves
12 3 Planks, 3 Nails, 6 Soft clay 147 XP
2
Fireplace with
17 3 Steel bars, 2 Soft clay 80 XP
pot
3 Oak planks, 8 Pints of Asgarnian
18 Asgarnian ale 184 XP
ale
19 Cat basket 2 Planks, 2 Nails 58 XP
Wooden shelves
23 3 Planks, 3 Nails, 6 Soft clay 147 XP
3
24 Small oven 4 Steel bars 80 XP
3 Oak planks, 8 Pints of

26 Greenmans ale 184 XP
Greenman's ale
27 Pump and Tub 10 Steel bars 200 XP
29 Large oven 5 Steel bars 100 XP
Oak kitchen
32 3 Oak planks 180 XP
table
33 Oak larder 8 Oak planks 480 XP
Cushioned
33 2 Planks, 2 Wool, 2 Nails 58 XP
basket
34 Steel Range 6 Steel bars 120 XP
34 Oak shelves 1 3 Oak planks, 6 Soft clay 240 XP
Oak planks, 2 Steel bars, 8 Pints of

36 Dragon bitter 224 XP
Dragon bitter
42 Fancy range 8 Steel bars 160 XP
43 Teak larder 8 Teak planks, 2 Cloths 750 XP
45 Oak shelves 2 3 Oak planks, 6 Soft clay 240 XP
47 Sink 15 Steel bars 300 XP
3 Oak planks, 2 Steel bars, 8 Pints

48 Chefs Delight 224 XP
of Chef's delight
Teak kitchen
52 3 Teak planks 270 XP
table
56 Teak shelves 1 3 Teak planks, 6 Soft clay 330 XP
3 Teak planks, 6 Soft clay, 2 Gold
67 Teak shelves 2 930 XP
leaves
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Dining Room
Description

Costs: 5,000 gp
The Dining Room, similar to the Parlour, is not a very useful room.
The Bell-Pull can be used to call in your servant (if you have one) to serve you food on the
table, and the benches can be used to sit down with your friends. But apart from that, that's
all the uses of this room.
Hotspots
• Fireplace
• Seating
• Decoration
• Curtain
• Table
• Bell pull
• Room
Dining Room objects

Level to XP
make Gained
2 Torn curtains 3 Planks, 3 Cloths, 3 Nails 132 XP
3 Clay Fireplace 3 Soft clay 30 XP

Wood dining
table
10 Wooden bench 4 Planks, 4 Nails 115 XP
16 Oak decoration 2 Oak planks 120 XP
18 Curtains 3 Oak planks, 3 cloths 225 XP
22 Oak table 4 Oak planks 240 XP
22 Oak bench 4 Oak planks 240 XP
26 Rope bell-pull 1 Oak plank, 1 Rope 64 XP
Carved oak
table
Carved oak
bench
33 Stone fireplace 2 Limestone bricks 40 XP
Teak
decoration
37 Bell-pull 1 Teak plank, 2 Cloths 120 XP
38 Teak table 4 Teak planks 360 XP
38 Teak bench 4 Teak planks 360 XP
Opulent
40 3 Teak planks, 3 Cloths 315 XP
curtains
Carved teak
bench
Carved teak
table
Mahogany
52 6 Mahogany planks 840 XP
table
Mahogany
bench
Gilded
56 3 Mahogany planks, 3 Gold leafs 1020 XP
decoration
60 Posh bell-pull 1 Teak plank, 1 Gold leaf 390 XP
61 Gilded bench 4 Mahogany planks, 4 Gold leafs 1760 XP
Marble
fireplace
6 Mahogany planks, 4 Cloths, 4 Gold
72 Opulent table 3100 XP
leafs, 2 Marble blocks
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Workshop
Description

Costs: 10,000 gp
The workshop is yet another useful room that you can build in your house.
At level 15 construction, you can buy one and start building in it. This is where you make
money with the Construction skill.
Inside a fully constructed workshop, you can have a Workbench, a Heraldry, Repairing items,
Tool stores and Crafting Tables.
In this room, you can build flatpack items with the workbench, use the Heraldry to colour
Helmets and Shields, and to make banners. With the Repair items, you can repair broken
arrows, broken staffs, damaged armour and Barrows armour, as well as sharpen rusty swords.
Clockwork toys
To make any of the clockwork toys you are always in need of Clockwork.
The materials needed to make clockwork and all the other toys are shown in the table below.
For each toy you also need a certain crafting table to make the toy on. The crafting table
needed is also shown in the table below.
Clockwork toys
Level to Crafting XP
make gained
1 Steel bar, Crafting table 2 or
8 Clockwork 20 XP
better
1 Clockwork, 1 Plank, Crafting
13 Soldier 20 XP
table 3 or better
1 Clockwork, 1 Plank, Crafting
18 Doll 27 XP
table 3 or better
1 Clockwork, 1 plank, Crafting
33 Mouse 35 XP
table 4
Clockwork 1 Clockwork, 1 Plank, Crafting
85 80 XP
cat table 4
Flatpackable Items:
Not all construction items can be made as a flatpack on your workbench. The following list
shows you what items you can make into flatpacks.
• Armchairs
• Bookcases
• Beer Barrels
• Kitchen Tables
• Dining Tables
• Dining Benches
• Beds
• Dressers
• Wardrobes
• Clocks
Hotspots
• Workbench
• Heraldry
• Clockmaking
• Repair
• Tool
• Room
Workshop objects
Level to
Item name Items needed XP Gained Image
make
15 Tool store 1 2 Oak planks 120 XP
15 Repair bench 2 Oak planks 120 XP
16 Crafting table 1 4 Oak planks 240 XP
16 Pluming stand 2 Oak planks 120 XP
Wooden
workbench
25 Tool store 2 2 Oak planks, Tool store 1 120 XP
25 Crafting table 2 1 Molten glass, Crafting table 1 1 XP
32 Oak workbench 5 Oak planks 300 XP
34 Crafting table 3 2 Molten glass, Crafting table 2 2 XP
35 Whetstone 4 Oak planks, 1 Limestone brick 260 XP
41 Shield easel 4 Oak planks 240 XP
42 Crafting table 4 2 Oak planks, Crafting table 3 120 XP
Steel framed
46 6 Oak planks, 4 Steel bars 440 XP
bench
55 Tool store 5 Tool store 4, 2 Oak planks 120 XP
55 Armour stand 8 Oak planks, 1 Limestone brick 500 XP
Steel framed bench, 2 Oak

62 Bench with vice 140 XP
planks, 1 Steel bar
66 Banner easel 8 Oak planks, 2 Cloths 510 XP
Bench with Bench with vice, 2 Oak planks, 1

77 140 XP
Lathe Steel bar
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Bedroom
Description
Level to build:20 Construction

Costs:10,000 gp
The Bedroom is an essential part of any house, RuneScape or not. It is a room that is hugely
useful to anyone who uses it.
You need two bedrooms to get a servant, one for you and one for the servant. You can't get a
servant if you don't have two bedrooms.
In your bedroom can be the following items:
• A bed (no current uses for beds yet)

• A wardrobe (which can be used to change your shoes, hands, sleeves, torso type,
torso colour, leg type and leg colour, the wardrobe you have depend on the items you
can make).
• A dresser in which males can have a shave and males and females can change their
hair.
• A fireplace, where you can have a real fire.
• A clock which actually tells you the time (Note: It doesn't tell you the real time, just
runescape time)
• A rug and curtains (for the decoration of your house and rooms).
Hotspots
• Bed
• Wardrobe
• Dresser
• Fireplace
• Clock
• Rug
• Curtain
• Room
Bedroom objects
Level to XP
make Gained
2 Brown rug 2 Cloths 30 XP

2 Torn Curtains 3 Planks, 3 Cloths, 3 Nails 132 XP
3 Clay Fireplace 3 Soft clay 30 XP
18 Curtains 3 Oak planks, 3 Cloths 225 XP
20 Wooden bed 3 Planks, 2 Cloths, 3 Nails 117 XP
20 Shoe box 2 Planks, 2 Nails 58 XP
21 Shaving stand 1 Plank, 1 Nail, 1 Molten glass 30 XP
25 Oak clock 2 Oak planks, 1 Clockwork 127 XP
27 Oak drawers 2 Oak planks 120 XP
Oak shaving
29 1 Oak plank, 1 Molten glass 61 XP
stand
30 Oak bed 3 Oak planks, 2 Cloths 210 XP
33 Stone Fireplace 2 Limestone bricks 40 XP
34 Large oak bed 5 Oak planks, 2 Cloths 330 XP
37 Oak dresser 2 Oak planks, 1 Molten glass 121 XP
39 Oak wardrobe 3 Oak planks 180 XP
40 Teak bed 3 Teak planks, 2 Cloths 300 XP
Opulent
Curtains
45 Large teak bed 5 Teak planks, 2 Cloths 480 XP
46 Teak dresser 2 Teak planks, 1 Molten glass 181 XP
51 Teak drawers 2 Teak planks 180 XP
53 4-poster 3 Mahogany planks, 2 Cloths 450 XP
55 Teak clock 2 Teak planks, 1 Clockwork 187 XP

Fancy teak
56 2 Teak planks, 2 Molten glasses 182 XP
dresser
5 Mahogany planks, 2 Gold leaves,
60 Gilded 4-poster 1330 XP
2 Cloths
63 Teak wardrobe 3 Teak planks 270 XP
63 Marble Fireplace 1 Marble block 500 XP
Mahogany 2 Mahogany planks, 1 Molten

64 281 XP
dresser glass
65 Opulent rug 4 Cloths, 1 Gold leaf 360 XP
2 Mahogany planks, 2 Molten

74 Gilded dresser 582 XP
glasses, 1 Gold leaf
Mahogany
wardrobe
2 Mahogany planks, 1 Clockwork,
85 Gilded clock 587 XP
1 Gold leaf
87 Gilded wardrobe 3 Mahogany planks, 1 Gold leaf 720 XP
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Skill Hall
Description

Costs: 15,000 gp
This hall is a nice area to separate your house a bit and also allows you to show off your skills
and achievements.
Inside this place you can have a rug (no use apart from looking nice), a staircase (to take you
upstairs to the second floor), a Castle Wars armour stand (so you can show off your castle
wars armour), a normal armour stand (so you can show off your high smithing), a head trophy
(to show off what monster's you've killed), a fishing trophy (to show off what fish you've
caught), and a Rune case (to show off what runes you've made).
This room only really has one use, to show your friends what you've accomplished.
Hotspots
• Armour
• Stair/Rug
• Room
• Head trophy
• Fishing trophy
• Rune case
Skill Hall objects

10 Oak planks, 4 Steel

27 Oak staircase 600 XP
bars
2 Oak planks,
28 Cw armour 1 Decorative helm, body, 135 XP
and shield (red)
2 Oak planks,
and shield (white)
2 Oak planks,
and shield (yellow/gold)
2 Oak planks, 1 Mithril
28 Construction Mithril
plate, 1 Mithril skirt, 1 135 XP
and 68 Smithing armour
Mithril full helm
2 Oak planks, 1
28 Construction Adamantite Adamantite plate, 1
150 XP
and 88 Smithing armour Adamantie skirt, 1
Adamantite full helm
2 Oak planks, 1 Rune
28 Construction Runite
plate, 1 Rune skirt, 1 165 XP
and 99 Smithing armour
Rune full helm
2 Oak planks, 1 Stuffed 151 Construction
36 Mounted bass
bass and Fishing XP
Crawling 2 Teak planks, 1 Stuffed 211 and 161 slayer
38
hand hand XP
Cockatrice 2 Teak planks, Stuffed 224 and 294 slayer
38
head cockatrice XP
2 Teak planks, 1 Stuffed 243 and 343 slayer
38 Basilisk head
basilisk XP
2 Teak planks, 2 Molten
41 Construction 190 Construction
glasses, 1 Earth rune, 1
and 14 Rune case 1 and 25 Runecrafting
Air rune, 1 Fire rune, 1
Runecrafting XP
Water rune
2 Teak planks, 2 Molten
41 Construction 212 Construction
glasses, 1 Body rune, 1
and 44 Rune case 2 and 25 Runecrafting
Cosmic rune, 1 Chaos
Runecrafting XP
rune, 1 Nature rune
Teak 10 Teak planks, 4 Steel
48 980 XP
staircase bars
Mounted 2 Teak planks, 1 Stuffed 230 Construction
56
swordfish swordfish and Fishing XP
2 Mahogany planks, 1 357 and 657 slayer
58 Kurask head
Stuffed kurask XP
2 Mahogany planks, 1 389 Construction
58 Abyssal head
Stuffed abyssal and 889 Slayer XP
Spiral 10 Teak planks, 7

67 1040 XP
staircase Limestone bricks
Mounted 2 Mahogany planks, 1
76 350 XP
shark Stuffed shark
1103 and 200 XP in
2 Mahogany planks, 2
King black Attack, Strength,
78 Gold leaves, 1 Stuffed
dragon heads Defence, Ranged
king black dragon
and Magic
1103 and 200 XP in
Kalphite Attack, Strength,
78 Gold leaves, 1 Stuffed
queen head Defence, Ranged
kalphite queen
and Magic
Marble 5 Mahogany planks, 5
82 3200 XP
staircase Marble blocks
10 Teak planks, 7
97 Marble spiral 4400 XP
Marble blocks
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Games Room
Description

Costs: 25,000 gp
This is a room where you and your friends can compete and have fun. There are alot of fun
games available in this area after you have built them. You and your friends can have fun and
relax in here. It is a room to enjoy and one of the more fun rooms in the house. You can have
more than one game in this room, the games availabe:
• Attack Stones
• Hoop and Stick
• Darts
• Archery Target
• Jester
• Treasure Hunt
• Hangman
• Elemental Balance
Hotspots
• Elemental balance
• Stone
• Storage
• Game
• Room
• Ranging game
Games Room objects

Level to
make
30 Hoop and stick 2 Oak planks 120 XP
34 Oak prize chest 4 Oak planks 240 XP
500 Air, Water, Fire, and Earth

37 Magic balance 1 176 XP
rune
39 Clay attack stone 10 soft clay 100 XP
39 Jester 4 Teak planks 360 XP
44 Teak prize chest 4 Teak planks, 1 Gold leaf 660 XP
49 Treasure hunt 8 Teak planks, 4 Steel bars 800 XP
Mahogany prize 4 Mahogany planks, 1 Gold

54 860 XP
chest leaf
54 Dartboard 3 Teak planks, 1 Steel bar 290 XP
1000 Air, Water, Fire, and

Earth runes
59 Attack stone 10 limestone bricks 200 XP
59 Hangman game 12 Teak planks, 6 Steel bars 1200 XP
2000 Air, Water, Fire, and

Earth runes
Marble attack
79 4 Marble blocks 2000 XP
stone
81 Archery Target 6 Teak planks, 3 Steel bars 600 XP
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Combat Room
Description

Costs: 25,000 gp
The combat is a fun room where you have the ability to go head to head in a fight with your
friends. In this room you can have either a boxing ring, a fencing ring, a combat ring, ranging
pedestals or a Balance Beam. You can also have decorations and Weapons racks.
Hotspots
• Storage
• Room
• Decoration
• Combat ring
Combat Room objects

32 Boxing ring 6 Oak planks, 4 Cloths 420 XP
34 Glove rack 2 Oak planks 120 XP
36 Teak decoration 2 Teak planks 180 XP
41 Fencing ring 8 Oak planks, 6 Cloths 570 XP
44 Weapons rack 2 Teak planks 180 XP
51 Combat ring 6 Teak planks, 6 Cloths 720 XP
Extra weapons
54 4 Teak planks, 4 steel bars 440 XP
rack
3 Mahogany logs, 2 Gold
56 Gilded decoration 1020 XP
leaves
71 Ranging pedestals 8 Teak planks 720 XP
81 Balance beam 10 Teak planks, 5 Steel bars 1000 XP
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Quest Hall
Description

Costs: 25k gp
This room is a very decoritiave room and it has its uses, not only is going and obtaining the
items to put into your room a fun experience but it also has hidden benefits. At one point you
can mount a Amulet of glory on your wall (upon a certain crafting level and completion of the
Heroes Quest) wich can be rubbed at any time to teleport you (note this has infinite teleports
to the 4 spots provided by a normal amulet of glory). This room is also a way to show off to
your friends and foes at how good you really are at quests.
Inside this room, you can have a:
• Staircase
• Rug
• Trophy (either your Anti-dragon shield, Amulet of glory, or Cape of legends).
• Portait
• Landscape
• Sword
• Map
• Bookcase
Hotspots
• Staircase/Rug (you do not have to build stairs).

• Guild trophy
• Portrait
• Landscape
• Sword
• Map
• Bookcase
• Room
Quest Hall objects

Level to
make
4 Wooden bookcase 4 Planks, 4 Nails 115 XP
27 Oak staircase 10 Oak planks, 4 Steel bars 680 XP
29 Oak bookcase 3 Oak planks 60 XP
35 King arthur 2 Teak planks, 1 Arthur portrait 211 XP
35 Elena 2 Teak planks, 1 Elena portrait 211 XP

2 Teak planks, 1 Keldagrim
35 Giant dwarf 211 XP
portrait
38 Small map 2 Teak planks, 1 Small map 211 XP
Mahogany
bookcase
42 Silverlight 2 Teak planks, 1 Silverlight 187 XP
42 Excalibur 2 Teak planks, 1 Excalibur 194 XP
42 Darklight 2 Teak planks, 1 Darklight 202 XP
3 Teak planks, 1 Lumbridge

44 Lumbridge 314 XP
painting
3 Teak planks, 1 Desert
44 The desert 314 XP
painting
3 Teak planks, 1 Morytania
44 Morytania 314 XP
painting
3 Teak planks, 1 Anti-Dragon
47 Anti-dragon shield 280 XP
shield
3 Teak planks, 1 Amulet of
47 Amulet of glory 290 XP
glory
3 Teak planks, 1 Cape of
47 Cape of legends 200 XP
legends
48 Teak staircase 10 Teak planks, 4 Steel bars 980 XP
2 Mahogany planks, 1 Misc.

55 Miscellanians 311 XP
portrait
3 Mahogany planks, 1 Large
58 Medium map 451 XP
map
3 Mahogany planks, 1 Karamja
65 Karamja 464 XP
painting
3 Mahogany planks, 1 Isafdar
65 Isafdar 464 XP
painting
10 Teak planks, 7 Limestone
67 Spiral staircase 1040 XP
bricks
4 Mahogany planks, 1 Large
78 Large map 591 XP
map
5 Mahogany planks, 5 Marble
82 Marble staircase 3200 XP
blocks
10 Teak planks, 7 Marble
97 Marble spiral 4400 XP
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Study
Description

Costs: 50,000 gp
The study is a nice looking room that can be added to your house. It has a few items in it that
are very useful, but some that are not. Inside it you can have the following items:
• A Globe (no current use).

• A Lectern (used to enchant necklaces/ring/amulets and to make teleportation tablets).
• A crystal ball (ability to charge staves).
• A telescope (for star gazing).
• A Wall chart (no current use).
• A bookcase (for reading past quest books).
Hotspots
• Wall chart
• Globe
• Telescope
• Crystal ball
• Lectern
• Bookcase
• Room
Study Room objects

Level to XP
make Gained
4 Wooden bookcase 4 Planks, 4 Nails 116 XP
29 Oak bookcase 3 Oak planks 180 XP
40 Oak lectern 2 Oak planks 120 XP
Mahogany
bookcase
41 Globe 3 Oak planks 180 XP
42 Crystal ball 3 Teak planks, 1 Unpowered orb 280 XP
43 Alchemical chart 2 Cloths 30 XP

44 Wooden telescope 2 Oak planks, 1 Molten glass 121 XP
47 Eagle lectern 2 Oak planks 120 XP
47 Demon lectern 2 Oak planks 120 XP
50 Ornamental globe 3 Teak planks 270 XP
3 Teak planks, 1 Gold leaf, 1

54 Elemental sphere 580 XP
Unpowered orb
57 Teak eagle lectern 2 Teak planks 180 XP
57 Teak demon lectern 2 Teak planks 180 XP
59 Lunar globe 3 Teak planks, 1 Gold leaf 570 XP
63 Astronomical chart 3 Cloths 45 XP
64 Teak telescope 2 Teak planks, 1 Molten glass 181 XP
2 Mahogany logs, 1 Unpowered

66 Crystal of power 890 XP
orb, 2 Gold leaves
Mahogany eagle
67 2 mahogany planks, 1 Gold leaf 580 XP
lectern
Mahogany demon
67 2 mahogany planks, 1 Gold leaf 580 XP
lectern
68 Celestial globe 3 Teak planks, 1 Gold leaf 570 XP
2 Mahogany planks, 2 Gold

77 Armillary sphere 920 XP
leaves, 2 Steel bars
83 Infernal chart 4 Cloths 60 XP
Mahogany
84 2 Mahogany planks, 1 Gold leaf 580 XP
telescope
3 Mahogany planks, 3 Gold
86 Small orrery 1320 XP
leaves
95 Large orrery 1920 XP
blocks
Chapel
Description

Costs: 50,000 gp
The Chapel is yet another useful room in your house.
Inside you can build the following items (explained in more detail further down in the chart):
• Altar (which you can pray at and use bones with to get prayer exp).
• Lamps (gives extra experience when using bones with altar).
• Icon (which aligns your items in your room to a certain god, with the exception of Bob
the Jagex cat icon).
• Instruments (which you can play).
• Statues (no current use).
• Special window (no current use).
• Rug (no current use).
This room can be used for preaching sessions and a place for you to recharge your prayer or
earn some extra prayer experience.
Hotspots
• Icon
• Lamp
• Altar
• Window
• Music Instrument (musical)
• Statue
• Rug
• Room
Chapel objects
Level to XP
make Gained
2 Brown rug 2 Cloths 30 XP
45 Oak altar 4 Oak planks 240 XP
45 Steel torches 4 Steel bars 80 XP
Saradomin
symbol
48 Guthix symbol 2 Oak planks 120 XP
48 Zamorak symbol 2 Oak planks 120 XP
49 Wooden torches 2 Planks, 2 Nails 58 XP
49 Windchimes 4 Oak planks, 4 Nails, 4 Steel bars 336 XP

49 Small statues 2 Limestone bricks 40 XP
Shuttered
window
50 Teak altar 4 Teak planks 360 XP
Steel
53 6 Steel bars, 6 Candles 126 XP
candlesticks
Cloth covered
altar
Gold
57 6 Gold bars, 6 Candles 66 XP
candlesticks
58 Bells 4 Teak planks, 6 Steel bars 480 XP
59 Saradomin icon 4 Teak planks, 2 Gold leaves 960 XP
59 Guthix icon 4 Teak planks, 2 Gold leaves 960 XP
59 Zamorak icon 4 Teak planks, 2 Gold leaves 960 XP
60 Mahogany altar 4 Mahogany planks, 2 Cloths 590 XP
61 Incense burners 6 Oak planks, 2 Steel bars 280 XP
6 Mahogany planks, 2 Limestone

64 Limestone altar 910 XP
bricks, 2 Cloths
Mahogany
65 4 Mahogany planks, 2 Steel bars 600 XP
burners
69 Medium statues 1 Marble block 500 XP
69 Organ 4 Mahogany planks, 6 Steel bars 680 XP
Decorative
69 8 Molten glasses 4 XP
window
69 Marble burners 2 Marble blocks, 2 Steel bars 1600 XP
70 Marble altar 2 Marble blocks, 2 Cloths 1030 XP
71 Icon of bob 4 Mahogany planks, 2 Gold leaves 1160 XP

2 Marble blocks, 4 Gold leaves, 2
75 Gilded altar 2230 XP
Cloths
89 Large statues 3 Marble blocks 1500 XP
89 Stained glass 16 Molten glass 5 XP

Portal Chamber
Description

Costs: 100,000 gp
This room in the house is an extremely useful room.
The Portal Chamber allows you to teleport from your house to various locations on the
RuneScape map (as long as you have charged up the portals with the runes to do the
teleports).
Inside the rooms are the following items: Portals (for the teleporting to a certain location) and
the Centerpiece (can be used to direct portals to teleport locations and to view locations with
the 'Scry' option (only with the 'Scrying pool').
Hotspots
• Portal
• Centrepiece
Portal Chamber objects

50 Teleport Focus 2 Limestone bricks 40 XP
50 Teak Portal 3 Teak planks 270 XP
65 Greater Focus 1 Marble block 500 XP
65 Mahogany Portal 3 Mahogany planks 420 XP
80 Scrying Pool 4 Marble blocks 2000 XP
80 Marble Portal 3 Marble blocks 1500 XP
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Formal garden
Description

Costs:75,000 gp
The Formal Garden is not a place that is really useful, it's simply a room where you can show
off your Construction (gardening) skills to your friends.
You can have a portal inside, but you already have one in the garden. A dungeon entrance is
rather useful as a centerpiece.
You can buy the bagged plants from the Gardener.
Inside this 'Formal Garden' you can have the following items:
• A centerpiece (which can be a portal, dungeon entrance, or something that looks nice,
like a fountain).
• Small/Big Plants (Sunflowers, Marigolds or a Rose, no current use for them, only for
decoration).
Hotspots
• Centrepiece
• Small plant / Big plant
• Small plant 2 / Big plant 2
• Hedging
• Fencing
• Room
Formal Garden objects

Level to
make
1 Exit portal 10 Iron bars 100 XP
55 Boundary stones 10 Soft clay 100 XP
Bagged thorny hedge, Watering

56 Thorny hedge 70 XP
can
59 Wooden fence 6 Planks 280 XP
Bagged nice hedge, Watering

60 Nice hedge 100 XP
can
63 Stone wall 10 Limestone bricks 200 XP
Bagged small box hedge,

64 Small box hedge 122 XP
Watering can
65 Gazebo 8 Mahogany planks, 4 Steel bars 1200 XP
66 Sunflower Bagged sun flower, Watering can 70 XP
Bagged orange flower, Watering

66 Orange flower 70 XP
can
67 Iron railings 10 Iron bars, 6 Limestone bricks 220 XP

Bagged ropiary hedge, Watering
68 Topiary hedge 141 XP
can
Dungeon
entrance
71 Small fountain 1 Marble block 500 XP
71 Marigolds Bagged marigolds, Watering can 100 XP
71 Daffodils Bagged daffodils, Watering can 100 XP
71 Picket fence 10 Oak planks, 2 Steel bars 640 XP
Bagged fancy hedge, Watering

72 Fancy hedge 158 XP
can
75 Large fountain 2 Marble blocks 1000 XP
75 Garden fence 10 Teak planks, 2 Steel bars 940 XP
Bagged tall fancy hedge,

76 Tall fancy hedge 223 XP
Watering can
76 Bluebells Bagged bluebells, Watering can 122 XP
76 Roses Bagged roses, Watering can 122 XP
79 Marble wall 8 Marble blocks 4000 XP
Bagged tall box hedge, Watering

80 Tall box hedge 316 XP
can
81 Posh fountain 3 Marble blocks 1500 XP
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Throne Room
Description

Costs: 150k gp
Where better to rule your House (or your mansion) than a throne room. Build yourself one of
these and really become king (or queen) of your castle! With an interesting and fun twist,
throw your enemies out of the house with the lever and trapdoor buildable in this area, or
send them into the dungeon and let them fight their way out, if they can survive (dont worry
no items lost) upgradable with new thrones one for you and a second for your queen (all of
you who have that special someone) where you can rule your domain together. In this room,
you can have a throne and floor items (including decorations for the floor, a steel cage and
more)
Hotspots
• Floor
• Throne
• Bench
• Trapdoor
• Lever
• Decoration
• Room
Throne Room Objects

Level to XP
make Gained
36 Teak decoration 2 Teak planks 180 XP
Carved teak
bench
Mahogany
Bench
Gilded
56 3 Mahogany planks, 2 Gold leaves 1020 XP
decoration
60 Oak throne 5 Oak planks, 1 Marble block 800 XP
Floor
decordation
61 Gilded bench 4 Mahogany planks, 4 Gold leaves 1760 XP
66 Round shield 2 Oak planks 120 XP
67 Teak throne 5 Teak planks, 2 Marble blocks 1450 XP
68 Steel cage 5 Mahogany planks, 20 Steel bars 1100 XP
68 Oak trapdoor 5 Oak planks 300 XP
68 Oak lever 5 Oak planks 300 XP

74 Trapdoor 770 XP
Clockworks
Mahogany 5 Mahogany planks, 3 Marble
74 2200 XP
throne blocks
76 Square shield 4 Teak planks 360 XP
78 Teak trapdoor 5 Teak planks 450 XP
78 Teak lever 5 Teak planks 450 XP
81 Gilded throne 5 Oak planks, 5 Gold leaves 1800 XP
Lesser magic 5 Mahogany planks, 2 Magic

82 2700 XP
cage stones
86 Kite shield 3 Mahogany planks 420 XP
4 Marble blocks, 5 Magic stones, 5

88 Skeleton throne 7003.5 XP
Bones, 2 Skulls
Mahogany
trapdoor
88 Mahogany lever 5 Mahogany planks 700 XP
Greater magic 5 Mahogany planks, 4 Magic

89 4700 XP
cage stones
95 Crystal throne 15 Magic stones 15000 XP
99 Demonic throne 25 Magic stones 25000 XP
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Oubliette
Description

Costs: 150k gp
The Oubliette is an extremely useful room, if you like being nasty, that is. The Oubliette is the
room, that, if below the Throne Room, your friends (or enemies) can be let falling down by
pulling the lever in the Throne room. Inside a completed one is the following items:
• Floor items (spikes, tentacle pool, flame pit or a Rocnar).

• A Prison (to keep them trapped).
• A guard (to attack the players during challenge or PvP mode).
• A ladder (to get into throne room, if there is one above).
• Decorations (no current use).
• Lighting (no current use).
Hotspots
• Floor
• Prison
• Gua
• Ladder
• Decoration
• Lighting
• Room
Oubliette objects
Level to
make
65 Spikes 20 Steel bars, 50.000 Coins 623 XP
65 Oak cage 10 Oak planks, 2 Steel bars 640 XP
68 Oak Ladder 5 Oak planks 300 XP
Oak and steel

cage
70 Skeleton guard 50.000 Coins 223 XP
20 Buckets of water, 100.000

71 Tentacle pool 326 XP
Coins
72 Decorative blood 4 Red dyes 4 XP
72 Candles 4 Oak planks, 4 Lit candles 244 XP
74 Guard dog 75.000 Coins 273 XP
75 Steel cage 20 Steel bars 400 XP
77 Flame pit 20 Tinderboxes, 125.000 Coins 357 XP
78 Hobgoblin guard 100.000 Coins 316 XP
78 Teak ladder 5 Teak planks 450 XP
80 Spiked cage 25 Steel bars 500 XP

82 Baby red dragon 150.000 Coins 387 XP
83 Rocnar 150.000 Coins 387 XP
83 Decorative pipe 6 Steel bars 120 XP
84 Torches 4 Oak planks, 4 Lit torches 244 XP
85 Bone cage 10 Oak planks, 10 Bones 605 XP
86 Huge spider 200.000 Coins 447 XP
88 Mahogany ladder 5 Mahogany planks 700 XP
90 Troll guard 1.000.000 Coins 1000 XP
94 Hellhound 5.000.000 coins 2236 XP
94 Hanging skeleton 2 Skulls, 6 Bones 3 XP
4 Oak planks, 4 Lit torches, 4

94 Skull torches 246 XP
Skulls
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Dungeon Rooms
Description

Costs: 7,500 gp
The Dungeon itself is compossed of three different rooms, each having their own uses. These
are all used to search for the Treasure Room, a room in which you can gain your prize.
The three rooms are: the Dungeon Corridor, Dungeon Junction, and Dungeon Stairs.
In the Dungeon Corridor and Junction are the following items:
• A trap (to slow down, hurt, or stop someone).

• A guard (to attack them).
• Decorations (no current use).
• Torches (no current use).
• A door (slows down players because they have to pick the lock or force it open).
In the Dungeon Stairs Room are the following items:

• Rug (No use apart from making it look nice).
• Stairs (to lead you out of the dungeon).
• Monster (to attack your friends and foes).
• Decoration (no current use).
• Lighting (no current use).
• A door (slows down players because they have to pick the lock or force it open).
Hotspots
Dungeon Corridor and Junction Room Hotspots:
• Monster/Guard
• Decoration
• Lighting
• Door
• Room
• Trap.
Dungeon Stairs Room Hotspots:
• Stair/Rug - (you dont have to build stairs)

• Monster/Guard
• Decoration
• Lighting
• Door
• Room
Dungeon Rooms objects

Level to
make
27 Oak Staircase 10 Oak planks, 4 Steel bars 680 XP
48 Teak Staircase 10 Teak planks, 4 Steel bars 980 XP
10 Teak planks, 7 Limestone

67 Spiral Staircase 1040 XP
bricks
70 Skeleton guard 50,000 Coins (50k) 223 XP
72 Spike trap 50,000 Coins (50k) 223 XP
Decorative
72 4 Red dye 4 XP
blood
72 Candles 4 Oak Planks, 4 Lit Candels 243 XP
72 Oak door 10 Oak Planks 600 XP
74 Guard dog 75,000 Coins (75k) 273 XP
76 Man trap 75,000 Coins (75k) 273 XP
78 Hobgoblin guard 100,000 Coins (100k) 316 XP
80 Tangle vine 100,000 Coins (100k) 316 XP
82 Baby red dragon 150,000 Coins (150k) 387 XP

82 Marble Staircase 3200 XP
blocks
83 Decorative pipe 6 Steel bars 120 XP
84 Marble trap 150,000 Coins (150k) 387 XP
84 Torches 4 Oak planks, 4 Torches 244 XP
Steel plated
door
86 Huge spider 200,000 Coins (200k) 447 XP
88 Teleport trap 200,000 Coins (200k) 447 XP
90 Troll guard 1,000,000 Coins (1m) 1,000 XP
94 Hellhound 5,000,000 Coins (5m) 2236 XP
Hanging
94 2 Skulls, 6 Bones 3 XP
skeleton
4 Oak planks, 4 Torches, 4
94 Skull torches 246 XP
Skulls
94 Marble door 4 Marble blocks 2,000 XP
97 Marble Spiral 10 Teak planks, 7 Marble blocks 4400 XP
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Tips
Rebuilding
One of the best ways to gain Construction XP is to make something, remove it then remake it
again.
Some good things to use for this are: Stone Fireplaces, Oak Chairs, Oak Dining Room Tables,
Oak Dining Room Benches, and Oak Larders. Alternatively, instead of removing the items all
the time you could make some at the workshop. You cannot make everything in the workshop
so sometimes you may not want to use it but if you do it gives the opportunity to sell the
furniture to other players.
another good example is to have a pickaxe and go to your house and take a number of bucket
of milks out of your larder. Now empty the buckets and fill them with water. Go to the mine
that is north-east of the portal in Rimmington and mine Clay. Then use the waterfilled buckets
to make Soft clay. Then go to your house in building mode. then keep removing your Clay
fireplace and rebuilding it with the clay that you got. repeat this process over and over again.
Note: you must have a larder which you can take a bucket of milk out of, if you don't have
one or you cannot build it yet then this method above simply takes too long. Another thing
required in your house is something to fill your buckets up with water, like having a sink.
Sawmill
If your house is in Rimmington and you have a cook, butler or demon butler then a great way
to train is as follows:
1. Bring an Axe.
2. Chop down Trees or Oak trees depending what plank you want, outside the
Rimmington portal.
3. Go inside your house and send your servant to the sawmill. (Make sure you
have money on you).
4. When they come back they will give you the planks and you can start to
construct things with them.
Larders
Here is a good tip for once you get to level 40 construction:
1. Go to Ardougne and buy a butler.

2. Use RuneHQ's Construction Calculator to see how many larders you need for
whatever level you want. (Remember if you want lvl 50, you can get to lvl 48
and use Tea).
3. Times the amount of larders needed by 8 and start chopping down that
amount of Oak logs.
4. Next go and plank all of them - making sure you have enough money first.
5. Now place at least 25k in your inventory, a Saw, a Hammer, Teleport House
(lvl 40 magic required) and 16 Oak planks.
6. Go to your kitchen and remove then build your larder. Use your butler to take
20 oak planks from the bank. (He will hold onto them if you have no inventory
space).
7. Continue this pattern, paying the butler when he asks and once all your logs
are gone you will have reached the goal you wanted.
Easy Saws and Hammers

Once you have a Workshop and have constructed the Tool Store 1, you can get a saw and
hammer by searching your tool store. Therefore, you have two more free spaces to hold your
items. Please note that you can't drop items in Building Mode, so you still need to have two
inventory spaces open. This is useful when you teleport to your house using runes.
Guild Trophies and Armour Stands
To get some extra xp, make things like Armour stands (Skill hall, 28 construction) or Guild
trophies (Quest hall, 47 construction) these give more xp then the regular xp, but when you
remove the object, you'll get back the special item(s).
For example, the Legends Cape trophy requires 3 teak planks (270xp) and a legends cape
(30xp), which makes a total of 300xp. When you remove it you will get your legends cape
back, repeat the process and you'll get an additional 10xp per teak plank, it isn't much, but it's
definately worth it!
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Temporary Level Boosts
If there's something you want to build that is just out of reach, there are three ways to
temporarily raise your construction level.
• Crystal Saw
• Evil Stew
• Tea
The Crystal Saw adds +3 to your construction level, but it only works for furniture; you cannot
use it to build higher-level rooms than you can ordinarily build. Crystal Saws can only be
received after completing the quest The Eyes of Gloughphrie. After they are used 24 times,
they revert to a Small crystal seed and must be recharged at the crystal bowl in Brimstail's
cave, inside the Gnome Stronghold. Crystal saw bonuses stack with Evil Stew or Tea, and do
not directly affect your construction level on the statistics menu.
Evil Stew, made after rescuing Evil Dave as part of the Recipe for Disaster quest, can raise or
lower various skills that a player has. Evil stew with orange spices can affect your
construction, up to a range of roughly -6 to +6 for stews with three orange spices mixed in. It
is best to make several stews beforehand, as they are unpredictable and do not always raise
construction.
For more information on Tea, please see the Tea section higher up in the guide.
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Frequently Used Items

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Getting to your house

Go to your house (Building mode)

This is the option you want to choose.

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The Estate Agents

Level needed Decoration Cost

Moving your house

• There will most probable be less people at the entering portal.

Level needed Location Cost

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The Sawmill Operator

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Dorgeshuun Finished Lost Tribe Quest

Finished Dragon Slayer

Fairy Finished Lost City Quest

Guthix 70+ Prayer

Have a Toy horsey in your

Money Costs 500,000 gp (500k)

Saradomin 70+ Prayer

Skulled while talking to Sir

Zamorak 70+ Prayer

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Stuffed Bass 1,000 gp

Stuffed Hand 1,000 gp

Stuffed Cockatrice 2,000 gp

Stuffed Basilisk 4,000 gp

Stuffed Swordfish 5,000 gp

Stuffed Shark 5,000 gp

Stuffed Kurask 6,000 gp

Stuffed Abyssal 12,000 gp

Stuffed King black dragon 50,000 gp

Stuffed Kalphite queen 50,000 gp

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He can serve shrimps, take items to and

She can serve stews and cups of tea,

She can serve pineapple pizzas, take

He can serve curry, take items to and

Some quick notes about servants:

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Building your house

Level to make Cost Room Image

25 15k Hall (Skill Trophies)

30 25k Games room

32 25k Combat room

35 25k Hall (Quest Trophies)

50 100k Portal Chamber

55 75k Formal garden

75 250k Treasure room

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Level to build: 1 Construction

Inside it you have the following items:

This is one of the best places to have a dungeon entrance.

1 Short plant Bagged plant 1, Watering can 31 XP

1 Fern (large) Bagged plant 1, Watering can 31 XP

1 Plant Bagged plant 1, Watering can 31 XP

Bagged dock leaf, Watering

5 Tree Bagged tree, Watering can 31 XP

5 Exit portal 10 Iron bars 100 XP