It's the fourth day of Advent! Beginning today, and up until December 25th, Moesen Natha will host a PvM Competition for the RuneScape Guild. Read about it now!
Hi everyone, I am organising my first advent event this year: The Gielinor Kill Race!
The concept of this event is that we have an amical race to determine who can kill bosses the quickest. To equalize the playing field as much as possible, a team of experts and I have created gear set ups that need to be used to kill each boss.
The following rules apply:
- No T99 prayers
- No summoning familiars
- No augmenting gear
- No switches
- No auras
- Relics, potions, food and inventory can be chosen by the competitors
- Have fun!
The winnings: A prize pool of 150M has been supplied by the Clan Quest bank and will be divided as follows:
- 75M will go to the total winner: The competitor with the smallest total kill time (kill all bosses and all kill times combined have the lowest value). The person that wins this is automatically excluded for the next prize.
- 7.5M will go to each boss winner: The person that can kill a boss the quickest.
Winners will be announced by the end of the year.
Submissions can be sent to me (Moesen Natha) and I will track all entries in an Excel sheet so we can easily find the winner by the end of the event. PS: If you don't have the money to buy any of the gear, contact me as well and we will work this out. We want to include everyone who would like to join.
Good luck!
St. Jude Children's Research Hospital
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