The second arbitrary event can help you bank from Sunxuemei's blog

The ore RuneScape gold you mined. A stone, Rock. Within 60 seconds, the rock will return so you have to get the 5 items quickly. It would get you more gems and more ores, readily. The second arbitrary event can help you bank. When you have mined the ore, a Dwarf will come out of the stone ("Octagon Member") and ask if you would like your ores accepted to the bank. If you say no, he'll provide you 1 final opportunity and be off into another rock.

If you say yes, he will take each of the ores in your inventory to the lender. Do not even pay attention to us!") Then throw a stone at you. He'll encounter another stone. So these are positive random events that can help you, should you want them to.

I had been thinking, Mine Blurite, Smelt it, smith it right into blurite armor. This armor could be like start, as a prayer armor, but non-tradeable, and need 8 smithing for your bar smelting, 9-25? Smithing to smith every thing. This armor would be light weight, less heavy as black or steel, and requires 30 prayer to use, and the Knight's Sword Quest completed to make/wear it. Since it's non-tradeable, like blurite. Additionally you must have 25 smithing. I thought this out quite a bit.Mainly, I've had these problems once I forgot something that I was going to sell, but forgot at bank. Additionally, individuals have the choice of doing this, meaning that they have a choice to use the idea and receive a financial institution pin or do it the old fashioned way. I hope you took the opportunity to read, and ideas are open to create the concept better. I accept supporters also, but it will take time to understand what I am attempting to say.

Dont you hate it when randoms pop in wildy? ... when you're about to kill some1. . When you are meleeing and. . M.O.M.pops out together with his (no crime )annoying boxes. Whenever your EX: in gdz and sandwich woman comes out and buy OSRS gold you cant see the screen and pkers get you (doesnt really happen but u get the idea). . .