Hey guys, Moeplugs back with another countdown video. A lot of you have recently been suggesting to me a really interesting video idea, which is the top 10 most forgotten places in RuneScape. That sounds like a pretty sad topic, you know? This immediately stuck out to me and I really wanted to make a video about it, so thank you to those of you who have suggested it. Let's get this countdown started. 10. Scape Rune. Ever since random events have become optional, many players just dismissed the random event immediately, which is understandable because they can be very inconvenient when you're in the zone trying to train. But do you guys remember the NPCs involved with them? On the island of Scape Rune, the island in which Bob the Jagg X Cat takes you there, where everything is supposedly backwards, there's a woman there who has been stranded, they're literally forever as Bob's slave. When you talk to her during the random event, you can tell her that you love her and that you wanted her to come back with you. She would always tell you that her place was on the island to your surprise and that your love could never be sadly. Now and days, I don't think she gets many visitors anymore. 9. The Birth Orps Games Room. Perhaps years ago, even then, maybe you would see a few players down here in the games room playing board games that you could play down there, but now and days it mostly just sits empty. I don't know about you guys, but whenever I use one of my games necklaces to teleport there, I'm often just using it as a method of transportation or as a shortcut to get to somewhere else, and I really never even actually think about the games room itself. This makes me kind of feel sad that I always ignored or don't even acknowledge or appreciate it anymore because it really does help me when I'm trying to get to some place close by near birth or... 8. Mick Groober's Wood. A lot of players have completely forgotten about this place. It's used in treasure trails, I believe, and it's also associated with the quest's fishing contest in which a player must gather three red vineworms in order to complete the quest and the quest plague city, where the players gather berries to make a gas mask from. After you've done these quests, you really have no reason to ever go back to Mick Groober's Wood and the area is a really just sort of pointless to visit. There's also a fairy ring inside of it and you can reach this place by entering the code A1S, but really, why would you ever need to? I don't think this place will ever make a reappearance. 7. The Combat Training Camp. This is King Lathe, this is training grounds, and can be accessed after the bio has had quests, but in all honesty, why would you ever need to go here? The training camp has several level 63 ogres caged, which can be useful if you want to trade range here, and there's also a loose railing on the fence too if you'd like to pick up your arrows, but most players have forgotten all about this due to the camp's remote location. There's also some attackable dummies within the camp, but they really serve almost no purpose either. Avis Attractor won't work here if you do decide to train range here because of the fence, and there's also some beers on the table, but other than that, this place most definitely is forgotten by many and does not have much to offer. 6. Dorges Khan. The capital city of the Dorgeschun tribe of Goblins that live underground. This was released to players on the 20th of March in 2007 and can be accessed after the completion of the death to Dorgeschun quest. This city has a bank, a general store, an anvil, and a furnace, but you won't really find many people here. In fact, you'll probably find nobody here. This city was forgotten about a long time ago probably because it's underground and no other quests have really revealed much about the city, and most players have long forgotten about this city, and the Goblins it belongs to too. But hey, in the storyline of Death to Dorgeschun, the Goblins prefer it to be underground and be unnoticed by man. 5. Tutorial Island. Don't get me wrong, absolutely every player in Runescape has once visited this island at one time or another. However, after you're done here, you can never return. It's sort of like the initiation process into Runescape, but it really does help you for however many more years you plan on playing this game. I sort of like to think of it as all of our players starting out as children, and the Tutorial Island was sort of mother to all of us teaching us how to do some of the most greatest things we will ever achieve in this game. Sadly, not many players have ever rethought about the Tutorial Island after they leave it, but all of us really do owe a certain amount of gratitude towards it. It was once everyone's welcoming home at one point in time before they decided to leave it. 4. The Outpost. Involved with the Making History Quest, the outposts now discussed by practically nobody played a very important role in the history of Kendarun and the art dignus line of royalty. It was established around year 30 of the fifth age shortly after the discovery of the Roon Essence Mine by a Wizard. It was later on in the 95th year of the fifth age that it was used by a corrupted group of followers of Zamorac, who used it as their base and caused chaos in our town. It wasn't until a group of Serodominists and the Zamoracian religious practices had what is known as the Great Battle there and that there was peace later on. Many years later King Altus, who is known to have formed our Downed City Council, had his two sons King Lathus and King Tyrus split our Down into what is known as today, East and West our Down. The Outpost is so important in the history of the development of our Down, but sadly nobody remembers this and nobody probably ever will. 3. Remington. Although this area has a house portal and is involved in a lot of quests like Dragon Slayer and what you have to negotiate your way through Melzar's maze, this down is pretty much forgotten in Roonscape. It's very small, has a general store, crafting supplies store, and even an archery supply store. There's even a utri-located here but sadly I assume because there is no bank located in this town itself, it is never really thrived as anything to be of significance to other players. My guess is that this town is just for free players to have and be able to explore in due to the shops located here as well as the free player quest starter NPC located here too for which is potion. This town is a simple town and pretty straightforward and probably will never be much more than just that. 2. The Monk Monastery of Edgeville. Granted this monastery is used in a lot of quests like the Great Brain Robbery Garden of Tranquility, Scorpion Catcher, and the Curse of Zarrel's miniquest. There isn't much to do here. Back in the day, peers used to train on these monks because of their high HP and low defense and they never needed food to fight them as the monks could heal you if your HP ever got too low. You can use a combat bracelet to teleport here or the Lissard teleport on the ancient magic spell book but other than being just that a method of transportation or a shortcut to get somewhere else, the monastery doesn't have much to offer and even though peers always killed those monks they still forgave them and would always heal you anyway. 1. The Champions Challenge Underneath Champions Guild. Not many people have heard of this especially new players, it's one of RuneScape's best kept secrets. The Champions of the races sit amongst themselves down there silently waiting for their challengers. However, they probably don't get many anymore. It is said to be that its challenge scroll is even more rare now and days than a clue scroll is from a goblin. It's truly an honor to have defeated a champion especially for you to be all of them. However, the only reward you get for defeating all of them is a banner to be displayed and a congratulation this is probably unfortunately the most forgotten place in all of RuneScape. That's it for this countdown here, if you know what I should be counting down next post in the comments and let's make it happen. If I didn't use your suggestion this time, don't worry because I just might in the next video, I saved the best suggestions for you later on just so you guys know. Also, before this video ends, I'd love to give a huge massive thanks to Wolf for making this awesome banner for me. Check this out, I didn't ask him to do this or anything, I'll leave a link down in the description where you can find his YouTube channel, go tell him that Moke Plock said thank you, this seriously made my day so thank you Wolf, you're an amazing artist. Thank you for watching guys and I'll talk to you all later.