Then run south.Īlternate travel: Yanille lodestone, then run north-west. Quickest travel: Gnome glider to Tree gnome village (A fast way for access is using attuned crystal teleport seed to Hefin and run north to gnome glider.Īlternate travel: Spirit tree to the Tree Gnome Village, and follow Elkoy out of the maze. On the other side of the river from the observatory. West of the Tree Gnome Village, almost directly south of the fruit tree patch. If she isn't, the Tirannwn quiver 2 can be used to teleport to Tyras Camp, then run north out of the camp and back down through the stick trap slightly to the east.Īlternate travel: Tirannwn lodestone, go west through the dense forest, step over the tripwire, then go north again through the dense forest, then just west, past the stick trap. Quickest travel: Tirannwn quiver teleport to Eluned (if she is at the spawn currently). There is also a Roving Elves spawn point here. A Stick trap must be passed to access the area. In Tirannwn, dig by the pond in the small area directly to the south east of the the Tyras Catapult. The following map may be used to roughly determine the location of a given coordinate clue:
Players who use the special ability of meerkats to dig for the scroll or casket will receive it mitigating the need to fight a Zamorak or Saradomin wizard. The wizards have no weakness so any combat style can be used to dispatch them effectively. The Saradomin wizard uses Air Surge and Saradomin Strike, and can also use a dragon dagger special attack with a high chance to cause poison. Zamorak wizards use only magic, attacking with Flames of Zamorak. Meerkat pouches and fetch casket scrolls are possible rewards from any Treasure Trails and cannot be made by players.įor hard Treasure Trails, digging on the correct spot will cause a level 70 Zamorak wizard or a level 98 Saradomin wizard to appear, which must be defeated before the next clue scroll or the treasure casket may be dug up. Digging up a clue box without using a fetch casket scroll will not work. Digging and retrieving a clue box using Fetch Casket activates the achievement Digging For Treasure. When the appropriate coordinate is located, a fetch casket scroll enables the use of the meerkat's special move Fetch Casket to dig for a coordinate, compass, or scan clue without triggering an attack from a Saradomin, Guthix, Zamorak wizard, Cabbagemancer, Bandosian wild mage, or Armadylean shaman. Meerkats can be interacted with to provide sextant coordinates. A tool belt spade can be used by right-clicking the clue scroll and selecting Dig.Ī meerkats pouch is a summoning pouch used to summon meerkats. If any of the items are missing, the player will not be able to dig up the casket/box at the proper spot. To use a sextant in the tool belt, right click on a coordinate clue scroll and choose the sextant option. After the 2018 clue scroll update, the sextant interface was removed and replaced with a player animation and a re-display of the coordinates required. The chart, sextant, and watch were, in later years, added to the tool belt. This was accomplished by having a chart, sextant and watch in your inventory and right-clicking on a sextant to display an interface to determine your exact coordinates. Prior to the 2018 clue scroll update, after receiving a coordinate clue players were required to locate the exact position (more precisely, the exact square) that the clue scroll indicates. (Note: The above location is the exact centre of the Observatory and is not actually a coordinate clue location.) As there are sixty minutes in a degree, each degree is roughly equivalent to thirty-two squares. In RuneScape, one square of space is roughly equivalent to two minutes (exactly 1.875 minutes).
The coordinates are presented in the following format: Coordinate clues may take players all over RuneScape, to nearly any geographic region in the game (including the deepest levels of the Wilderness), although coordinate clues will never point players underground or into dungeons or buildings. Coordinate clues will only appear in Treasure Trails of medium or hard difficulty. Much like the real-world longitude & latitude geographic coordinate system, coordinates in RuneScape indicate a precise point somewhere on the surface where the next clue scroll, or potentially the treasure casket, is buried. For a quick coordinate location finder, see Treasure Trails/Guide/Locate.ĭuring a Treasure Trail, a coordinate clue is a clue scroll that contains a set of coordinates.
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