The Underground Pass is a sprawling dungeon packed with RuneScape gold traps, twisted puzzles, and a creeping sense of dread. It's long. It's punishing. And it's unforgettable.

This quest bar's entry to the lands of Tirannwn, but unlocking it means enduring a gauntlet of failed agility checks, disturbing rituals, and constant backtracking.

One wrong step, and it's all the way back to the bank—or worse, back to the beginning. Yet, for all its frustrations, it's brilliantly immersive. You'll feel the darkness closing in, the claustrophobia building, until finally, the sun greets you on the other side—and it feels like freedom.

Cook's Assistant

The Quest That Started It All

There's something poetic about the first quest most players ever complete. Cook's Assistant isn't about combat or glory—it's about fetching ingredients for a cake.

And that's exactly why it works. It's a perfect introduction to RuneScape's world: the cows, the chickens, the wheat fields, the windmill. In just a few minutes, it teaches you basic mechanics and gives you your first taste of questing.

There are no bosses or puzzles here—just a gentle nudge into a much bigger adventure.

Recipe for Disaster

A Culinary Catastrophe Worth the Calories

A spiritual sequel to Cook's Assistant, Recipe for Disaster is OSRS's 100th quest and one of its most ambitious. It's a sprawling questline made up of OSRS gold for sale eight mini-quests, culminating in a final showdown with the evil Culinaromancer.