Table of Contents

Introduction
- - Frequently Used Items
- - More rooms
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
- - Costume Room
- - Chapel
- - Portal Chamber
- - Formal Garden
- - Throne Room
- - Oubliette
- - Dungeon Rooms
- - Treasure Room
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 than 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:

Name	Picture	Uses	Where Found	Shop Price	Exp gained when used
Hammer		You must have this one in your inventory when constructing something.	Can be bought in most General Stores.	1gp	None.
Saw		You must have this one in your inventory when constructing something.	Bought from the Sawmill Operator.	13gp	None.
Plank		Used to make the lowest level wooden objects, mostly used along with nails.	Bring a regular log and 100gp to the Sawmill Operator, has various spawns across RuneScape, mostly in the Wilderness.	100gp	25xp
Oak plank		Used to make low/medium level wooden objects.	Bring an oak log and 250gp to the Sawmill Operator.	250gp	60xp
Teak plank		Used to make medium/high level wooden objects.	Bring a teak log and 500gp to the Sawmill Operator.	500gp	90xp
Mahogany plank		Used to make highest level wooden objects, mostly used along with gold leaves.	Bring a mahogany log and 1500gp to the Sawmill Operator.	1500gp	140xp
Nails (any)		Mostly used with normal planks, these can bend when used.	Player smithed, or bought from the Sawmill Operator.	Varies	4xp
Cloth		Used to make things like rugs, curtains etc.	Bought from the Sawmill Operator, you can't make your own.	650gp	15xp
Soft clay		Used to make low level stone things like clay fireplaces, shelves, firepits etc.	Player crafted, use a bucket of water on some clay.	Not sold	10xp
Limestone brick		Used to make medium level stone things like whetstones, small statues etc.	Bought from the Mort'ton Builder store/Stonemason in Keldagrim, or player made.	21gp/45gp	20xp
Marble block		Used to make high level stone things like medium/large statues, marble stairs etc.	Bought from the Stonemason in Keldagrim.	325k	500xp
Gold leaf		Used to make things gilded like gilded benches, gilded decorations etc.	Bought from the Stonemason in Keldagrim.	130k	300xp
Magic stone		Used to make very high leveled throne room objects like Lesser/Greater magic cages, the skeleton/crystal thrones, and the prestigious Demonic thrones.	Bought from the Stonemason in Keldagrim.	975k	1000xp
Bagged plant/tree/hedge		Used to plant plants, trees, and hedges.	Bought from the Gardener in Falador Park.	Varies from 1,6k/50k	Varies
Steel bar		Used to make metal things like sinks, ranges, clockworks etc.	Player smithed.	Not sold	20xp
Clockwork		Used to make clocks, toys, and trapdoors.	Using a Steel bar on a Crafting table 2 or higher.	Not sold	22xp
Molten Glass		Used to make dressers, crafting tables etc.	Made by using Soda ash (use seaweed on a range to get Soda ash) on a Furnace while having a Bucket of sand in your inventory.	Not sold	1xp
Others		Everything not listed above which is used to make something, like Bones, Iron bars, Amulet of Glories, etc.	Highly varies.	Not sold	Varies

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More rooms

On Jul 09, 2007, Jagex released the new rooms additions. The catch is, you don't get all 30 rooms immediately, you must work for them. In the table below, it will show what level is needed for an extra room.

Level	Rooms
50	21
56	22
62	23
68	24
74	25
80	26
86	27
92	28
96	29
99	30

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 exactly 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
Item name	Image	Level to make	Items needed	Use	XP Gained
Pluming stand		16	2 Oak planks	Used to paint Steel or Rune full helms in your Family crest colors	120
Shield easel		41	4 Oak planks	Used to colour Steel or Rune full helms and Kiteshields in your Family crest colors	240
Banner easel		66	8 Oak planks, 2 Cloths	Used to make a wieldable banner in your Family crest colors	510

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
Item name	Image	Crafting level to make	Items needed	Crafting XP Gained
Painted Steel full helmets		38	1 Steel full helm, Pluming stand	37
Painted Rune full helmets		38	1 Rune full helm, Pluming stand	37
Painted Steel kiteshields		43	1 Steel kiteshield, Shield easel	40
Painted Rune kiteshields		43	1 Rune kiteshield, Shield easel	40
Banner		48	1 Plank, 1 Cloth	42

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
Crest	Requirements	Image of helmet	Image of shield	Image of banner
Arrav	None
Asgarnia	None
Dorgeshuun	Finished Lost Tribe Quest
Dragon	Finished Dragon Slayer Quest
Fairy	Finished Lost City Quest
Guthix	70+ Prayer
H.A.M	None
Horse	Have a Toy horsey in your inventory
Jogre	None
Kandarin	None
Misthalin	None
Money	Costs 500,000 gp (500k)
Saradomin	70+ Prayer
Skull	Skulled while talking to Sir 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 Swordfish	2,500 gp
Stuffed Basilisk	4,000 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 needed	Image	Name	Cost	Uses
20		Rick	500gp	He can serve shrimps, take items to and from your bank, welcome visitors and can carry 6 items.
25		Maid	1k	She can serve stews and cups of tea, take items to and from your bank faster then Rick, welcome visitors and can carry 10 items.
30		Cook	3k	She can serve pineapple pizzas, take items to and from your bank faster then the Maid, take wood to the sawmill operator and gets planks, welcome visitors and can carry 16 items.
40		Butler	5k	He can serve chocolate cake, take items to and from your bank faster then the Cook, take wood to the sawmill operator and gets planks faster then the Cook, welcome visitors and can carry 20 items.
50		Demon Butler (Alathazdrar)	10k	He can serve curry, take items to and from your bank faster then the Butler, take wood to the sawmill operator and 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 will ask 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:

Room	Image	Level to make	Cost
Garden		1	1k
Parlour		1	1k
Kitchen		5	5k
Dining room		10	5k
Workshop		15	10k
Bedroom		20	10k
Hall (Skill Trophies)		25	15k
Games room		30	25k
Combat room		32	25k
Hall (Quest Trophies)		35	25k
Study		40	50k
Costume room		42	50k
Chapel		45	50k
Portal Chamber		50	100k
Formal garden		55	75k
Throne room		60	150k
Oubliette		65	150k
Dungeon Stairs, Corridor, and Juncation room		70	7.5k for each Dungeon room
Treasure room		75	250k

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 chopped 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
1	Dock leaf	Bagged dock leaf, Watering can	31 XP
1	Exit portal	10 Iron bars	100 XP
5	Tree	Bagged tree, Watering can	31 XP
5	Decorative rock	5 Limestone bricks	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
10	Nice tree	Bagged nice tree, Watering can	44 XP
12	Fern	Bagged plant 3, Watering can	70 XP
12	Reeds	Bagged plant 2, Watering can	100 XP
12	Tall plant	Bagged plant 3, Watering can	100 XP
12	Huge plant	Bagged plant 3, Watering can	100 XP
15	Imp statue	5 Limestone bricks, 5 Soft clay	150 XP
15	Oak tree	Bagged oak tree, Watering can	70 XP
30	Willow tree	Bagged willow tree, Watering can	100 XP
45	Maple tree	Bagged maple tree, watering can	122 XP
60	Yew tree	Bagged yew tree, Watering can	141 XP
70	Dungeon entrance	1 Marble block	500 XP
75	Magic tree	Bagged magic tree, Watering can	223 XP

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Parlour

Description

Level to build: 1 Construction
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
Level to make	Item name	Items needed	XP Gained	Image
1	Crude Wooden Chair	2 Planks, 2 Nails	58 XP
2	Brown Rug	2 Cloths	30 XP
2	Torn Curtains	3 Planks, 3 Cloths, 3 Nails	132 XP
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	Mahogany 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

Level to build: 5 Construction
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/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
Item name	Image	Level to make	Items needed	Use	XP Gained
Cat blanket		5	1 Cloth	You can put (Use) your kitten or cat with this	15 XP
Firepit		5	1 Steel bar, 2 Soft clay	Used to cook food on	40 XP
Wooden shelves 1		6	3 Planks, 3 Nails	It provides you with kettle, teapot and cup	87 XP
Pump and drain		7	5 Steel bars	Water source	100 XP
Beer barrel		7	3 Planks, 3 Nails	Get your unlimited amount of beer from this	87 XP
Wooden larder		9	8 Planks, 8 Nails	It provides you with tea and milk	224 XP
Firepit with hook		11	2 Steel bars, 2 Soft clay	Used to cook food on	60 XP
Wood kitchen table		12	3 Planks, 3 Nails	No current use	87 XP
Cider barrel		12	3 Planks, 3 Nails, 8 Pints of Cider	Get your unlimited amount of cider from this	91 XP
Wooden shelves 2		12	3 Planks, 3 Nails, 6 Soft clay	It provides you with kettle, teapot, cup and beer glass	147 XP
Fireplace with pot		17	3 Steel bars, 2 Soft clay	Used to cook food on	80 XP
Asgarnian Ale		18	3 Oak planks, 8 Pints of Asgarnian ale	Get your unlimited amount of Asgarnian Ale from this	184 XP
Cat basket		19	2 Planks, 2 Nails	You can put (Use) your kitten or cat with this	58 XP
Wooden shelves 3		23	3 Planks, 3 Nails, 6 Soft clay	It provides you with kettle, teapot, cup, beer glass and cake tin	147 XP
Small oven		24	4 Steel bars	Used to cook food on	80 XP
Greenman's Ale		26	3 Oak planks, 8 Pints of Greenman's ale	Get your unlimited amount of Greenman's Ale from this	184 XP
Pump and tub		27	10 Steel bars	Water source	200 XP
Large oven		29	5 Steel bars	Used to cook food on	100 XP
Oak kitchen table		32	3 Oak planks	No current use	180 XP
Oak larder		33	8 Oak planks	It provides you with tea, milk, eggs and flour	480 XP
Cushioned basket		33	2 Planks, 2 Wool, 2 Nails	You can put (Use) your kitten or cat with this	58 XP
Steel range		34	6 Steel bars	Used to cook food on	120 XP
Oak shelves 1		34	3 Oak planks, 6 Soft clay	It provides you with kettle, teapot, cup, beer glass, cake tin and bowl	240 XP
Dragon Bitter		36	Oak planks, 2 Steel bars, 8 Pints of Dragon bitter	Get your unlimited amount of Dragon Bitter from this	224 XP
Fancy range		42	8 Steel bars	Used to cook food on	160 XP
Teak larder		43	8 Teak planks, 2 Cloths	It provides you with tea(2x), milk, eggs, flour, potato, garlic, onion and cheese	750 XP
Oak shelves 2		45	3 Oak planks, 6 Soft clay	It provides you with kettle, teapot, cup, beer glass, cake tin, bowl and pie dish	240 XP
Sink		47	15 Steel bars	Water source	300 XP
Chef's Delight		48	3 Oak planks, 2 Steel bars, 8 Pints of Chef's delight	Get your unlimited amount of Chef's Delight from this	224 XP
Teak kitchen table		52	3 Teak planks	No current use	270 XP
Teak shelves 1		56	3 Teak planks, 6 Soft clay	It provides you with kettle, teapot, cup, beer glass, cake tin, bowl, pie dish and pot	330 XP
Teak shelves 2		67	3 Teak planks, 6 Soft clay, 2 Gold leaves	It provides you with kettle, teapot, cup, beer glass, cake tin, bowl, pie dish, pot and chef's hat	930 XP

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Dining Room

Description

Level to build: 10 Construction
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 make	Item name	Items needed	XP Gained	Image
2	Torn curtains	3 Planks, 3 Cloths, 3 Nails	132 XP
3	Clay Fireplace	3 Soft clay	30 XP
10	Wood dining table	4 Planks, 4 Nails	115 XP
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
31	Carved oak table	6 Oak planks	360 XP
31	Carved oak bench	4 Oak planks	240 XP
33	Stone fireplace	2 Limestone bricks	40 XP
36	Teak decoration	2 Teak planks	180 XP
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
40	Opulent curtains	3 Teak planks, 3 Cloths	315 XP
44	Carved teak bench	4 Teak planks	360 XP
45	Carved teak table	6 Teak planks, 4 Cloths	600 XP
52	Mahogany table	6 Mahogany planks	840 XP
52	Mahogany bench	4 Mahogany planks	560 XP
56	Gilded decoration	3 Mahogany planks, 3 Gold leafs	1020 XP
60	Posh bell-pull	1 Teak plank, 2 Cloths, 1 Gold leaf	390 XP
61	Gilded bench	4 Mahogany planks, 4 Gold leafs	1760 XP
63	Marble fireplace	1 Marble block	500 XP
72	Opulent table	6 Mahogany planks, 4 Cloths, 4 Gold leafs, 2 Marble blocks	3100 XP

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Workshop

Description

Level to build: 15 Construction
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
Item name	Image	Level to make	Items needed	Use	XP Gained
Clockwork		8	1 Steel bar, Crafting table 2 or better	Basic item for toys and clocks	15
Toy horsey		10	1 Plank, Crafting table 2 or better	Play with and used as an item to get the Horse family crest symbol	60
Wooden cat		10	1 Fur, 1 Plank, Crafting table 3 or better	Used during The Great Brain Robbery quest	15
Soldier		13	1 Clockwork, 1 Plank, Crafting table 3 or better	Wind and release to see it walk away	30
Doll		18	1 Clockwork, 1 Plank, Crafting table 3 or better	Wind and release to see it walk away	30
Clockwork penguin		30	1 Clockwork, 1 Plank, Crafting table 4	Used during Cold War for infiltrating the Penguin Headquarters and to use the Agility course	30
Mouse		33	1 Clockwork, 1 Plank, Crafting table 4	Wind and release to see it walk away	30
Clockwork cat		85	1 Clockwork, 1 Plank, Crafting table 4	Wind and release to see it walk away	80

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
Item name	Image	Level to make	Items needed	Use	XP Gained
Tool store 1		15	2 Oak planks	It provides you with saw, hammer, chisel, and shears	120
Repair bench		15	2 Oak planks	Used to repair broken arrows and broken staves	120
Crafting table 1		16	4 Oak planks	Used to create toy horsies and wooden cats	240
Pluming stand		16	2 Oak planks	Used to color steel or rune full helms in your family crest colors	120
Wooden workbench		17	5 Planks, 5 Nails	Allows you to make flatpack items, up to level 20	145
Tool store 2		25	2 Oak planks, Tool store 1	It provides you with bucket, spade and tinderbox	120
Crafting table 2		25	1 Molten glass, Crafting table 1	Used to create toy horsies, wooden cats, and clockwork mechanisms	1
Oak workbench		32	5 Oak planks	Allows you to make flatpack items, up to level 40	300
Crating table 3		34	2 Molten glass, Crafting table 2	Used to create toy horsies, wooden cats, clockwork mechanisms, clockwork soldier, clockwork doll, and clockwork penguin	2
Tool store 3		35	2 Oak planks, Tool store 2	It provides you with brown apron, glassblowing pipe, and needle	120
Whetstone		35	4 Oak planks, 1 Limestone brick	Used to repair broken arrows, broken staves, and sharpen rusty swords	260
Shield easel		41	4 Oak planks	Used to color steel or rune kite shields in your family crest colors	240
Crafting table 4		42	2 Oak planks, Crafting table 3	Used to create toy horsies, wooden cats, clockwork mechanisms, clockwork soldiers, clockwork dolls, clockwork penguin, clockwork mice, clockwork cats, watches, and sextants here	120
Tool store 4		44	2 Oak planks, Tool store 3	It provides you with ring, necklace, amulet, bracelet, holy symbol, and tiara moulds	120
Steel framed bench		46	6 Oak planks, 4 Steel bars	Allows you to make flatpack items up to level 60	440
Tool store 5		55	2 Oak planks, Tool store 4	It provides you with a rake, spade, trowel, watering can and seed dibber	120
Armour stand		55	8 Oak planks, 1 Limestone brick	Used to repair broken arrows, broken staves, sharpen rusty swords, damaged armour, and Barrow items	500
Bench with vice		62	2 Oak planks, 1 Steel bar, Steel framed bench	Allows you to make flatpack items up to level 80	140
Banner easel		66	8 Oak planks, 2 Cloths	Used to make a banner in your family crest colors	510
Bench with Lathe		77	2 Oak planks, 1 Steel bar, Bench with vice	Allows you to make all flatpack items	140

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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. With the right level you may change the entire basic look of your character - for free!

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.

Hotspots

• Bed
• Wardrobe
• Dresser
• Fireplace
• Clock
• Rug
• Curtain
• Room

Bedroom objects
Item name	Image	Level to make	Items needed	Use	XP Gained
Brown rug		2	2 Cloths	Decoration	30
Torn curtains		2	3 Planks, 3 Cloth, 3 Nails	Decoration	132
Clay fireplace		3	3 Soft clay	You can light a fire here; Use logs and then a tinderbox	30
Rug		13	4 Cloths	Decoration	60
Curtains		18	3 Oak planks, 3 Cloth	Decoration	225
Wooden bed		20	3 Planks, 2 Cloths, 3 Nails	Decoration	225
Shoe box		20	2 Planks, 2 Nails	Allows free change of your feet (shoes; unwearable)	58
Shaving stand		21	1 Plank, 1 Nail, 1 Molten glass	Allows free shaving (males only)	30
Oak clock		25	2 Oak planks, 1 Clockwork	Decoration	127
Oak drawers		27	2 Oak planks	Allows free change of your feet (shoes; unwearable) and hands	120
Oak shaving stand		29	1 Oak plank, 1 Molten glass	Allows 4 Beard types (male) and 5 hair styles (female)	61
Oak bed		30	3 Oak planks, 2 Cloths	Decoration	210
Stone fireplace		33	2 Limestone bricks	You can light a fire here. Use logs and then a tinderbox	40
Large oak bed		34	5 Oak planks, 2 Cloths	Decoration	330
Oak dresser		37	2 Oak planks, 1 Molten glass	Allows 8 Beard types (male) and 7 hair styles (female)	121
Oak wardrobe		39	3 Oak planks	Allows free change of your feet (shoes; unwearable), hands, and sleeve type	180
Teak bed		40	3 Teak planks, 2 Cloths	Decoration	300
Opulent curtains		40	3 Teak planks, 3 Cloths	Decoration	315
Large teak bed		45	5 Teak planks, 2 Cloths	Decoration	480
Teak dresser		46	2 Teak planks, 1 Molten glass	Allows 8 Beard types, 4 hair styles (male) and 9 hair styles (female)	181
Teak drawers		51	2 Teak planks	Allows free change of your feet (shoes; unwearable), hands, sleeve type, and torso	180
4-poster		53	3 Mahogany planks, 2 Cloths	Decoration	450
Teak clock		55	2 Teak planks, 1 Clockwork	Decoration	187
Fancy teak dresser		56	2 Teak planks, 2 Molten glass	Allows 8 Beard types, 9 hair styles (male), and 9 hair styles (female)	182
Gilded 4-poster		60	5 Mahogany planks, 2 Gold leaves, 2 Cloths	Decoration	1330
Teak wardrobe		63	3 Teak planks	Allows free change of your feet (shoes; unwearable), hands, sleeve type, and torso. Also allows free color change of your torso	270
Marble fireplace		63	1 Marble block	You can light a fire here. Use logs and then a tinderbox	500
Mahogany dresser		64	2 Mahogany planks, 1 Molten glass	Allows 8 Beard types, 9 hair styles, 7 colors (male), 9 hair styles, and 7 colors (female)	281
Opulent rug		65	4 Cloths, 1 Gold leaf	Decoration	360
Gilded dresser		74	2 Mahogany planks,2 Molten glass, 1 Gold leaf	Allows 8 Beard types, 9 hair styles, 12 colors (male), 10 hair styles, and 12 colors (female)	582
Mahogany wardrobe		75	3 Mahogany planks	Allows free change of your feet (shoes; unwearable), hands, sleeve type, torso, and legs. Also allows free color change of your torso	420
Gilded clock		85	2 Mahogany planks, 1 Clockwork, 1 Gold leaf	Decoration	587
Gilded wardrobe		87	3 Mahogany planks, 1 Gold leaf	Allows free change of your feet (shoes; unwearable), hands, sleeve type, torso, and legs. Also allows free color change of your torso and legs	720

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Skill Hall

Description

Level to build: 25 Construction
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
Item name	Image	Level to make	Items needed	Use	XP gained
Rug		13	4 Cloths	None	60
Oak staircase		27	10 Oak planks, 4 Steel bars	Used to gain access to the second floor or basement of your house	680
Cw armour 1		28	2 Oak planks, Decorative helm, body, and shield (red)	Decoration	135
Cw armour 2		28	2 Oak planks, Decorative helm, body, and shield (white)	Decoration	150
Cw armour 3		28	2 Oak planks, Decorative helm, body, and shield (yellow/gold)	Decoration	165
Mithril armour		28 Construction and 68 Smithing	2 Oak planks, 1 Mithril platebody, 1 Mithril plateskirt, 1 Mithril full helm	Decoration	135
Adamantite armour		28 Construction and 88 Smithing	2 Oak planks, 1 Adamant platebody, 1 Adamant plateskirt, 1 Adamant full helm	Decoration	150
Runite armour		28 Construction and 99 Smithing	2 Oak planks, 1 Rune platebody, 1 Rune plateskirt, 1 Rune full helm	Decoration	165
Mounted bass		36	2 Oak planks, 1 Stuffed bass	Trophy	151 Construction and Fishing
Crawling hand		38	2 Teak planks, 1 Stuffed hand	Trophy	221 Construction and 161 Slayer
Cockatrice head		38	2 Teak planks, Stuffed cockatrice head	Trophy	224 Construction and 294 Slayer
Basilisk head		38	2 Teak planks, 1 Stuffed basilisk head	Trophy	241 Construction and 343 Slayer
Rune case 1		41 Construction and 14 Runecrafting	2 Teak planks, 2 Molten glass, 1 Earth rune, 1 Air rune, 1 Fire rune, 1 Water rune	Decoration	190 Construction and 25 Runecrafting
Rune case 2		41 Construction and 44 Runecrafting	2 Teak planks, 2 Molten glass, 1 Body rune, 1 Cosmic rune, 1 Chaos rune, 1 Nature rune	Decoration	212 Construction and 25 Runecrafting
Teak staircase		48	10 Teak planks, 4 Steel bars	Used to gain access to the second floor or basement of your house	980
Mounted swordfish		56	2 Teak planks, 1 Stuffed swordfish	Trophy	230 Construction and Fishing
Kurask head		58	2 Mahogany planks, 1 Stuffed kurask head	Trophy	357 Construction and 657 Slayer
Abyssal head		58	2 Mahogany planks, 1 Stuffed abyssal head	Trophy	389 Construction and 889 Slayer
Opulent rug		65	4 Cloths, 1 Gold leaf	None	360
Spiral staircase		67	10 Teak planks, 7 Limestone bricks	Used to gain access to the second floor or basement of your house	1040
Mounted shark		76	2 Mahogany planks, 1 Stuffed shark	Trophy	350
King black dragon heads		78	2 Mahogany planks, 2 Gold leaves, 1 Stuffed king black dragon head	Trophy	1103 Construction and 200 XP in Attack, Strength, Defence, Range, and Magic
Kalphite queen head		78	2 Mahogany planks, 2 Gold leaves, 1 Stuffed kalphite queen head	Trophy	1103 Construction and 200 XP in Attack, Strength, Defence, Range, and Magic
Marble staircase		82	5 Mahogany planks, 5 Marble blocks	Used to gain access to the second floor or basement of your house	3.2k
Marble spiral		97	10 Teak planks, 7 Marble blocks	Used to gain access to the second floor or basement of your house	4.4k

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Games Room

Description

Level to build:30 Construction
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:
  Built in the center of the room, you and your opponent take turns hitting the stone until one of you finally manages to destroy it. Beware, stones can chip off and damage you. The stones become progressively harder to damage as the material strength increases (clay, limestone, and marble).
• Hoop and Stick:
  You have 10 shots to try and score higher than your opponent.
• Darts:
  An upgrade of hoop and stick. Throw 10 darts to try and score higher than your opponent.
• Archery Target:
  An upgrade of darts. Shoot 10 arrows or bolts to try and score higher than your opponent.
• Jester:
  Similar to the mime random event, the first to copy 10 emotes correctly is the winner.
• Treasure Hunt:
  A fairy gives every player a magic stone then hides somewhere within the house. The players move throughout the house, feeling the stone as they go along. The hotter the stone feels, the closer you are to the fairy. If it gets colder, you are moving in the wrong direction. The first person to find the fairy wins.
• Hangman:
  Like your typical game of hangman, players take turns guessing letters to common RuneScape words. For every letter you get wrong, the game builds a puppet hangman. The winner of the game is the one who guesses the last letter of the word or who guesses the entire word.
• Elemental Balance:
  This game requires as much logic as it does magical ability. The object of the game is to change the sphere to white by counteracting various colors. Fire and water counteract each other as do earth and air. If the sphere is blue, one would cast a Fire spell on it. Strike spells add less color than a Blast or a Wave spell would. The winner is the one who manages to balance the sphere.

Hotspots

• Elemental balance
• Stone
• Storage
• Game
• Room
• Ranging game

Games Room objects
Level to make	Item name	Items needed	XP Gained	Image
30	Hoop and stick	2 Oak planks	120 XP
34	Oak prize chest	4 Oak planks	240 XP
37	Magic balance 1	500 Air, Water, Fire, and Earth rune	176 XP
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
54	Mahogany prize chest	4 Mahogany planks, 1 Gold leaf	860 XP
54	Dartboard	3 Teak planks, 1 Steel bar	290 XP
57	Magic balance 2	1000 Air, Water, Fire, and Earth runes	252 XP
59	Attack stone	10 limestone bricks	200 XP
59	Hangman game	12 Teak planks, 6 Steel bars	1200 XP
77	Magic balance 3	2000 Air, Water, Fire, and Earth runes	356 XP
79	Marble attack stone	4 Marble blocks	2000 XP
81	Archery Target	6 Teak planks, 3 Steel bars	600 XP

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Combat Room

Description

Level to build: 32 Construction
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
Level to make	Item name	Items needed	XP Gained	Image
16	Oak decoration	2 Oak planks	120 XP
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
54	Extra weapons rack	4 Teak planks, 4 steel bars	440 XP
56	Gilded decoration	3 Mahogany logs, 2 Gold leaves	1020 XP
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

Level to build: 35 Construction
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	Item name	Items needed	XP Gained	Image
4	Wooden bookcase	4 Planks, 4 Nails	115 XP
13	Rug	4 Cloths	60 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
35	Giant dwarf	2 Teak planks, 1 Keldagrim portrait	211 XP
38	Small map	2 Teak planks, 1 Small map	211 XP
40	Mahogany bookcase	3 Mahogany planks	420 XP
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
44	Lumbridge	3 Teak planks, 1 Lumbridge painting	314 XP
44	The desert	3 Teak planks, 1 Desert painting	314 XP
44	Morytania	3 Teak planks, 1 Morytania painting	314 XP
47	Anti-dragon shield	3 Teak planks, 1 Anti-Dragon shield	280 XP
47	Amulet of glory	3 Teak planks, 1 Amulet of glory	290 XP
47	Cape of legends	3 Teak planks, 1 Cape of legends	300 XP
65	Opulent rug	4 Cloths, 1 Gold leaf	360 XP
48	Teak staircase	10 Teak planks, 4 Steel bars	980 XP
55	Miscellanians	2 Mahogany planks, 1 Misc. portrait	311 XP
58	Medium map	3 Mahogany planks, 1 Medium map	451 XP
65	Karamja	3 Mahogany planks, 1 Karamja painting	464 XP
65	Isafdar	3 Mahogany planks, 1 Isafdar painting	464 XP
67	Spiral staircase	10 Teak planks, 7 Limestone bricks	1040 XP
78	Large map	4 Mahogany planks, 1 Large map	591 XP
82	Marble staircase	5 Mahogany planks, 5 Marble blocks	3200 XP
97	Marble spiral	10 Teak planks, 7 Marble blocks	4400 XP

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Study

Description

Level to build: 40 Construction
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/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
Item name	Image	Level to make	Items needed	Use	XP Gained
Wooden bookcase		4	4 Planks, 4 Nails	Stores books from completed quests	116
Oak bookcase		29	3 Oak planks	Stores books from completed quests	180
Oak lectern		40	2 Oak planks	Makes Enchant sapphire and Varrock teleport tablets	120
Mahogany bookcase		40	3 Mahogany planks	Stores books from completed quests	420
Globe		41	3 Oak planks	None	180
Crystal ball		42	3 Teak planks, 1 Unpowered orb	Changes elemental staves	280
Alchemical chart		43	2 Cloths	None	30
Wooden telescope		44	2 Oak planks, 1 Molten glass	Stargazing	121
Eagle lectern		47	2 Oak planks	Enchant sapphire. Makes Varrock, Falador and Lumbridge teleport tablets	120
Demon lectern		47	2 Oak planks	Enchant sapphire and emerald. Makes Varrock teleport and Bones to bananas tablets	120
Ornamental globe		50	3 Teak planks	None	270
Elemental sphere		54	3 Teak planks, 1 Gold leaf, 1 Unpowered orb	Changes elemental staves and battlestaves	580
Teak eagle lectern		57	2 Teak planks	Enchant sapphire. Makes Varrock, Falador, Lumbridge, Camelot and Ardougne teleport tablets	180
Teak demon lectern		57	2 Teak planks	Enchant sapphire, emerald, ruby and diamond. Makes Varrock teleport and Bones to bananas tablets	180
Lunar globes		59	3 Teak planks, 1 Gold leaf	None	570
Astronomical chart		63	3 Cloths	None	45
Teak telescope		64	2 Teak planks, 1 Molten glass	Stargazing	181
Crystal of power		66	2 Mahogany planks, 1 Unpowered orb, 2 Gold leaves	Changes elemental staves, battlestaves and mystic staves	890
Mahogany eagle lectern		67	2 Mahogany planks, 1 Gold leaf	Enchant sapphire. Makes Varrock, Falador, Lumbridge, Camelot, Ardougne, Watchtower and House teleport tablets	580
Mahogany demon lectern		67	2 Mahogany planks, 1 Gold leaf	Enchant sapphire, emerald, ruby, diamond, dragonstone and onyx. Makes Varrock teleport, Bones to bananas and Bones to peaches tablets	580
Celestial globe		68	3 Teak planks, 1 Gold leaf	None	570
Armillary sphere		77	2 Mahogany planks, 2 Gold leaves, 2 Steel bars	None	920
Infernal chart		83	4 Cloths	None	60
Mahogany telescope		84	2 Mahogany planks, 1 Molten glass	Stargazing	580
Small orrery		86	3 Mahogany planks, 3 Gold leaves	None	1320
Large orrery		95	3 Mahogany planks, 5 Gold leaves	None	1920

Costume Room

Description

Level to build: 42 Construction
Costs: 50,000 gp

The Costume Room is probably the most convenient room in your house. In here you may store all your costumes you have saved over the past few years! Storing costumes like Zombie outfit will result in no more clothing parts being forced upon you. Instead you may get a nice pile of cash.

In order to store your costume or armor set you need a full set. You cannot store parts of it. You also need to have all parts in your inventory in order to place the set in their respectively storage.

What you can store:

• Costumes: Mime, Frog prince/princess, Frog mask, Zombie, Camouflage uniform, Freaky Forester costume, and Shade robes.
• Armor:
  Castle Wars, Void Knight, Rouge's Den armor, all broodoo masks, Rockshell, Spined, White armor, Initiate armor, Proselyte armor, Hunter camouflage gear, Lumberjack clothes, Bomber jacket and cap, and H.A.M clothing.
• Treasure trail reward armor/costumes:
  Straw boaters, Heraldic kiteshields, Fur-trimmed and gold-trimmed studded leather, Fur-trimmed and gold-trimmed dragonhide, Fur-trimmed and gold-trimmed blue dragonhide, Trimmed and gold-trimmed wizards' robes, Enchanted robes, Ranger set, Wizard boots, Trimmed and gold-trimmed black, adamant and rune armor, Highwayman mask, Berets, Cavalier hats, Headbands, Pirate hat, all God armor, and Gold-plated rune armor.
• Holiday items:
  All recent ones (Bunny ears to Chicken costume) that you have acquired and most likely future ones.
• Mage robes/armor:
  Mystic, Skeletal, Infinity, Splitbark, Ghostly robes, Moonclan armour, and Lunar armor.
• Capes:
  Skill capes (req. teak cape rack or higher), Quest Point cape, TzHaar obsidian cape, TzHaar Fire cape, wilderness cape (one at a time), any God cape, Spotted and Spottier capes.

Hotspots

• Fancy dress box
• Armour case
• Treasure chest
• Toy box
• Magic wardrobe
• Cape rack
• Room

Costume Room objects
Item name	Image	Level to make	Items needed	Use	XP Gained
Oak wardrobe		42	4 Oak planks	Will store one set of robes/armor	240
Oak fancy dress box		44	2 Oak planks	Will store two sets of Random Events costumes	120
Oak armour case		46	3 Oak planks	Will store two sets of armor	180
Oak treasure chest		48	2 Oak planks	Will store level one treasure trail rewards only	120
Oak toy box		50	2 Oak planks	Will store any holiday items you own	120
Carbed oak wardrobe		51	6 Oak planks	Will store two sets of robes/armor	360
Oak cape rack		54	4 Oak planks	Will store any cape you own except Skill capes or Quest Point cape	240
Teak wardrobe		60	4 Teak planks	Will store three sets of robes/armor	360
Teak fancy dress box		62	2 Teak planks	Will store four sets of Random Events costumes	180
Teak cape rack		63	4 Teak planks	Will store any cape you own along with either one Skill cape or Quest Point cape	360
Teak armour case		64	3 Teak planks	Will store four sets of armor	270
Teak treasure chest		66	2 Teak planks	Will store level one and two treasure trail rewards only	180
Teak toy box		68	2 Teak planks	Will store any holiday items you own	180
Carved teak wardrobe		69	6 Teak planks	Will store four sets of robes/armor	500
Mahogany cape rack		72	4 Mahogany planks	Will store any cape you own along with five Skill capes or Quest Point cape	560
Mahogany wardrobe		78	4 Mahogany planks	Will store five sets of robes/armor	540
Mahogany fancy dress box		80	2 Mahogany planks	Will hold all sets of Random Events costumes	280
Gilded cape rack		81	4 Mahogany planks, 1 Gold leaf	Will store any cape you own along with ten Skill capes or Quest Point cape	860
Mahogany armour case		82	3 Mahogany planks	Will store all sets of armor	420
Mahogany treasure chest		84	2 Mahogany planks	Will store all treasure trail rewards	280
Mahogany toy box		86	2 Mahogany planks	Will store any holiday items you own	280
Gilded wardrobe		87	4 Mahogany planks, 1 Gold leaf	Will store six sets of robes/armor	860
Marble cape rack		90	1 Marble block	Will store any cape you own along with all Skill capes and Quest Point cape	500
Marble wardrobe		96	1 Marble block	Will store any set of robes/armor	500
Magical cape rack		99	1 Magic stone	Will store any cape you own along with all Skill capes and Quest Point cape	1k

Chapel

Description

Level to build: 45 Construction
Costs: 50,000 gp

The Chapel is yet another useful room in your house. This room can be used for preaching sessions and a place for you to recharge your prayer or earn some extra prayer experience.

Prayer experience gained from offering bones depend on the altar you have and how many burners you have lit. You will find the exact percentage in the table below.

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
Item Name	Image	Level to make	Items needed	Use	XP Gained
Brown rug		2	2 Cloths	Decoration	30
Rug		13	4 Cloths	Decoration	60
Oak altar		45	4 Oak planks	Recharges prayer points and increase Prayer experience gained from offering bones by 0%. 150% with 1 burner lit; 200% with 2 burners lit.	240
Steel torches		45	4 Steel bars	Decoration	None
Saradomin symbol		48	2 Oak planks	Decoration	120
Guthix symbol		48	2 Oak planks	Decoration	120
Zamorak symbol		48	2 Oak planks	Decoration	120
Wooden torches		49	2 Planks, 2 Nails	Decoration	None
Windchimes		49	4 Oak planks, 4 Nails, 4 Steel bars	Musical instrument	336
Small statues		49	2 Limestone bricks	Depict your chosen god	40
Shuttered window		49	8 Planks, 8 Nails	Decoration	224
Teak altar		50	4 Teak planks	Recharges prayer points and increase Prayer experience gained from offering bones by 110%. 160% with 1 burner lit; 210% with 2 burners lit.	360
Steel candlesticks		53	6 Steel bars, 6 Candles	Decoration	None
Cloth covered altar		56	4 Teak planks, 2 Cloths	Recharges prayer points and increase Prayer experience gained from offering bones by 125%. 175% with 1 burner lit; 225% with 2 burners lit.	390
Golden candlesticks		57	6 Gold bars, 6 Candles	Decoration	None
Bells		58	4 Teak planks, 6 Steel bars	Musical instrument	480
Saradomin icon		59	4 Teak planks, 2 Gold leaves	Decoration	960
Guthix icon		59	4 Teak planks, 2 Gold leaves	Decoration	960
Zamorak icon		59	4 Teak planks, 2 Gold leaves	Decoration	960
Mahogany altar		60	4 Mahogany planks, 2 Cloths	Recharges prayer points and increase Prayer experience gained from offering bones by 150%. 200% with 1 burner lit; 250% with 2 burners lit.	590
Incense burners		61	4 Oak planks, 2 Steel bars	Increase Prayer bonus when lit	None
Limestone altar		64	6 Mahogany planks, 2 Limestone bricks, 2 Cloths	Recharges prayer points and increase Prayer experience gained from offering bones by 175%. 225% with 1 burner lit; 275% with 2 burners lit.	910
Mahogany burners		65	4 Mahogany planks, 2 Steel bars	Increase Prayer bonus when lit	None
Opulent rug		65	4 Cloths, 1 Gold leaf	Decoration	360
Medium statues		69	1 Marble block	Depict your chosen god	500
Organ		69	4 Mahogany planks, 6 Steel bars	Musical instrument	680
Decorative window		69	8 Molten glass	Decoration	4
Marble burners		69	2 Marble blocks, 2 Steel bars	Increase Prayer bonus when lit	None
Marble altar		70	2 Marble blocks, 2 Cloths	Recharges prayer points and increase Prayer experience gained from offering bones by 200%. 250% with 1 burner lit; 300% with 2 burners lit.	1030
Icon of bob		71	4 Mahogany planks, 2 Gold leaves	Decoration	1160
Gilded altar		75	2 Marble blocks, 4 Gold leaves, 2 Cloths	Recharges prayer points and increase Prayer experience gained from offering bones by 250%. 300% with 1 burner lit; 350% with 2 burners lit.	2230
Large statues		89	3 Marble blocks	Decoration	1.5k
Stained glass		89	16 Molten glass	Decoration	5

Portal Chamber

Description

Level to build: 50 Construction
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'). With this option you are able to see what is going on at that location.

Hotspots

• Portal
• Centrepiece

Portal Chamber objects
Level to make	Item name	Items needed	XP Gained	Image
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

Level to build:55 Construction
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	Item name	Items needed	XP Gained	Image
1	Exit portal	10 Iron bars	100 XP
55	Boundary stones	10 Soft clay	100 XP
56	Thorny hedge	Bagged thorny hedge, Watering can	70 XP
59	Wooden fence	10 Planks	280 XP
60	Nice hedge	Bagged nice hedge, Watering can	100 XP
63	Stone wall	10 Limestone bricks	200 XP
64	Small box hedge	Bagged small box hedge, Watering can	122 XP
65	Gazebo	8 Mahogany planks, 4 Steel bars	1200 XP
66	Sunflower	Bagged sun flower, Watering can	70 XP
66	Orange flower	Bagged orange flower, Watering can	70 XP
67	Iron railings	10 Iron bars, 6 Limestone bricks	220 XP
68	Topiary hedge	Bagged ropiary hedge, Watering can	141 XP
70	Dungeon entrance	1 Marble block	500 XP
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
72	Fancy hedge	Bagged fancy hedge, Watering can	158 XP
75	Large fountain	2 Marble blocks	1000 XP
75	Garden fence	10 Teak planks, 2 Steel bars	940 XP
76	Tall fancy hedge	Bagged tall fancy hedge, Watering can	223 XP
76	Bluebells	Bagged bluebells, Watering can	122 XP
76	Roses	Bagged roses, Watering can	122 XP
79	Marble wall	8 Marble blocks	4000 XP
80	Tall box hedge	Bagged tall box hedge, Watering can	316 XP
81	Posh fountain	3 Marble blocks	1500 XP

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Throne Room

Description

Level to build: 60 Construction
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 make	Item name	Items needed	XP Gained	Image
16	Oak decoration	2 Oak planks	120 XP
36	Teak decoration	2 Teak planks	180 XP
44	Carved teak bench	4 Teak planks	360 XP
52	Mahogany Bench	4 Mahogany planks	560 XP
56	Gilded decoration	3 Mahogany planks, 2 Gold leaves	1020 XP
60	Oak throne	5 Oak planks, 1 Marble block	800 XP
61	Floor decordation	5 Mahogany planks	700 XP
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	5 Mahogany planks, 10 Clockworks	770 XP
74	Mahogany throne	5 Mahogany planks, 3 Marble blocks	2200 XP
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 Mahogany planks, 2 Marble blocks, 3 Gold leaves	1800 XP
82	Lesser magic cage	5 Mahogany planks, 2 Magic stones	2700 XP
86	Kite shield	3 Mahogany planks	420 XP
88	Skeleton throne	4 Marble blocks, 5 Magic stones, 5 Bones, 2 Skulls	7003.5 XP
88	Mahogany trapdoor	5 Mahogany planks	700 XP
88	Mahogany lever	5 Mahogany planks	700 XP
89	Greater magic cage	5 Mahogany planks, 4 Magic stones	4700 XP
95	Crystal throne	15 Magic stones	15000 XP
99	Demonic throne	25 Magic stones	25000 XP

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Oubliette

Description

Level to build: 65 Construction
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	Item name	Items needed	XP Gained	Image
65	Spikes	20 Steel bars, 50,000 Coins (50k)	623 XP
65	Oak cage	10 Oak planks, 2 Steel bars	640 XP
68	Oak ladder	5 Oak planks	300 XP
70	Oak and steel cage	10 Oak planks, 10 Steel bars	800 XP
70	Skeleton guard	50,000 Coins (50k)	223 XP
71	Tentacle pool	20 Buckets of water, 100,000 Coins (100k)	326 XP
72	Decorative blood	4 Red dyes	4 XP
72	Candles	4 Oak planks, 4 Lit candles	244 XP
74	Guard dog	75,000 Coins (75k)	273 XP
75	Steel cage	20 Steel bars	400 XP
77	Flame pit	20 Tinderboxes, 125,000 Coins (125k)	357 XP
78	Hobgoblin guard	100,000 Coins (100k)	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 (150k)	387 XP
83	Rocnar	150,000 Coins (150k)	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 (200k)	447 XP
88	Mahogany ladder	5 Mahogany planks	700 XP
90	Troll guard	1,000,000 Coins (1m)	1000 XP
94	Hellhound	5,000,000 coins (5m)	2236 XP
94	Hanging skeleton	2 Skulls, 6 Bones	3 XP
94	Skull torches	4 Oak planks, 4 Lit torches, 4 Skulls	246 XP

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Dungeon Rooms

Description

Level to build: 70 Construction
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	Item name	Items needed	XP Gained	Image
13	Rug	4 Cloths	60 XP
27	Oak Staircase	10 Oak planks, 4 Steel bars	680 XP
48	Teak Staircase	10 Teak planks, 4 Steel bars	980 XP
65	Opulent rug	4 Cloths, 1 Gold leaf	360 XP
67	Spiral Staircase	10 Teak planks, 7 Limestone bricks	1040 XP
70	Skeleton guard	50,000 Coins (50k)	223 XP
72	Spike trap	50,000 Coins (50k)	223 XP
72	Decorative blood	4 Red dye	4 XP
72	Candles	4 Oak Planks, 4 Lit Candels	243 XP
74	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	5 Mahogany planks, 5 Marble blocks	3200 XP
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
84	Steel plated door	10 Oak planks, 10 Steel bars	800 XP
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
94	Hanging skeleton	2 Skulls, 6 Bones	3 XP
94	Skull torches	4 Oak planks, 4 Torches, 4 Skulls	246 XP
94	Marble door	4 Marble blocks	2k
97	Marble Spiral	10 Teak planks, 7 Marble blocks	4400 XP

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Treasure Room

Description

Level to build: 75 Construction
Costs: 250k gp

The treasure room contains the reward chest for players who have successfully completed your dungeon. The reward is obtained by the first player to defeat the monster that you have constructed to defend the room and the treasure chest.

Hotspots

• Monster
• Treasure
• Decoration (shields)
• Decoration
• Lighting
• Door

Treasure Room
Item Name	Image	Level to make	Items Needed	Use	XP Gained
Round shield		66	2 Oak planks	Shows your family crest	120
Decorative blood		72	4 Red dye	None	4
Candles		72	4 Oak planks, 4 Lit candles	None	243
Oak door		72	10 Oak planks	Slows players down. Needs to be forced or picklocked open	600
Wooden crate		75	5 planks, 5 nails	Contains the prize for completing the dungeon and killing the boss	143
Demon (Lvl 82)		75	500,000 Coins (500k)	Defends the Treasure room	707
Square shield		76	4 Teak planks	Shows your family crest	360
Oak chest		79	5 Oak planks, 2 Steel bars	Contains the prize for completing the dungeon and killing the boss	340
Kalphite soldier (Lvl 85)		80	750,000 Coins (750k)	Defends the Treasure room	866
Decorative pipe		83	6 Steel bars	None	120
Teak chest		83	5 Teak planks, 4 Steel bars	Contains the prize for completing the dungeon and killing the boss	530
Torches		84	4 Oak planks, 4 Lit torches	None	244
Steel plated door		84	10 Oak planks, 10 Steel bars	Slows players down. Needs to be forced or picklocked open	800
Tok-Xil (Lvl 90)		85	5,000,000 Coins (5m)	Defends the Treasure room	420
Kite shield		86	3 Mahogany planks	Shows your family crest	420
Mahogany chest		87	5 Mahogany planks, 1 Gold leaf	Contains the prize for completing the dungeon and killing the boss	1K
Dagannoth (Lvl 135)		90	7,500,000 Coins (7.5m)	Defends the Treasure room	2738
Magic chest		91	1 Magic stone	Contains the prize for completing the dungeon and killing the boss	1K
Hanging skeleton		94	2 Skulls, 6 Bones	None	3
Skull torches		94	4 Oak planks, 4 Lit torches, 4 Skulls	None	246
Marble door		94	4 Marble blocks	Slows players down. Needs to be forced or picklocked open	2k
Steel dragon (Lvl 246)		95	10,000,000 Coins (10m)	Defends the Treasure room	3162

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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.