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Attuned crystal halberd

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Attuned crystal halberd
 Weight | 2.7 kg

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The **Attuned crystal halberd** is a superior version of the crystal halberd that requires 80 Attack, 50 Strength and 50 Agility to equip. It is made by Crystal Singing at the crystal bowl in the Ithell Clan district of Prifddinas, requiring 90 Smithing and completion of The Eyes of Glouphrie. This turns an attuned crystal weapon seed and 2000 harmonic dust into the attuned halberd, giving 3000 Smithing experience.

With this halberd, you have a small chance of doing 25% extra damage on hit. This chance varies with your Agility level and maxes out at 12% at 99 Agility. In the long run, this gives it a 3% damage boost over the chaotic maul and Chaotic spear, which have identical stats otherwise.

The attuned crystal halberd degrades during use. Each halberd has 50,000 charges and consumes 2 charges for every auto attack, ability used or hit taken. If used in Prifddinas it will only consume 1 charge, lasting twice as long.

This weapon can be stored using a Keepsake key, but only if has not yet been equipped. If it has, one must take it to Eluned so she can repair it, returning the weapon to its untouched state.
Bandosian quartermaster

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Bandosian quartermaster
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 Examine | Distributing the wealth of war to the faithful of Bandos.

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Bandosian quartermaster
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The **Bandosian quartermaster** is a man who has dedicated himself to Bandos during the war between Armadyl and Bandos to assist in rewarding players for contributing to the world event. He will trade players Warpriest of Bandos armour, titles, emotes, and experience lamps in exchange for Renown.

He also will give players a disruptor rod to use to help defend against other players in battle or damaging a building.

## Dialogue

**The quartermaster speaks.**

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Attuned portent of restoration IX

Attuned portent of restoration IX
 Weight | 0.4 kg

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**Attuned portent of restoration IX** is a portent created with level 87 Divination and level 88 Constitution using 50 radiant energy and 1 cavefish, yielding 19.7 Divination experience. When a player's life points drop below 50%, this item will automatically heal 2200 life points if it is in the player's inventory.
Bauble box

Bauble box
 Weight | 0 kg

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A **bauble box** was used in the 2005 Christmas event to store Baubles. Full boxes could be given to the Pixies in exchange for a scarf. Taking five boxes to the tree in Varrock and decorating it would give the player a Marionette. This item is no longer available.
Batta tin

Batta tin
 Weight | 0.1 kg

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A **batta tin** is used for making battas in the Gnome Restaurant minigame. It can be obtained in the Grand Tree by buying from the Gnome Restaurant food shop owned by Hudo, by searching the nearby cupboard to find one, or by looting it from the gnomes in the stronghold.
If one Gianne dough is added into the tin a Raw batta is created, and if this is cooked over the gnome cooker or any other range, half baked batta will made. From here, any of the battas in the gnome cuisine can be made. Examples of battas include worm batta, toad batta, cheese and tomato batta, fruit batta, and vegetable batta.

Please see Gnome Cooking for more information on gnome cuisine.
Battle-mage robe legs

Battle-mage robe legs
 Weight | 9 kg

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The **Battle-mage robe legs** are part of the Battle-mage armour set. They require 85 Magic, Strength, and Defence to wear, but not to obtain. They may be received after winning a game of Soul Wars - an interface will appear from which one of the three Hybrid armour legs can be chosen. The chance of receiving the legs is increased if more games are won, and they can only be received if there is space in your inventory. It can also be bought from Stanley Limelight for 700 thaler. The legs normally give no bonuses and are cosmetic, but in Castle Wars, Soul Wars, Fist of Guthix and TzHaar Fight Pit, they do. The entire set gives a 15% damage bonus while playing those minigames, but it does not stack with the Castle Wars armour sets.

On average, Battle-mage robe legs take about 100 Soul Wars wins to obtain. Keep in mind, they must be wins as losses or draws do not contribute.
Baby impling

**Baby impling**
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The **Baby impling** is an impling that can be caught in the Impetuous Impulses minigame, and is located throughout Puro-Puro and Gielinor. The player needs at least 17 Hunter to capture this type of impling.

They could be caught with a butterfly net, magic butterfly net, sacred clay butterfly net, or volatile clay butterfly net.

In Puro-Puro, a net and empty jars are **required** to catch any implings.

In Gielinor, they can also be caught barehanded or while wielding any item, with or without an empty impling jar. Without an empty jar the player will immediately receive the loot from the impling, instead of the impling itself.

Once these requirements have been met the player simply needs to click on the impling, and the character will attempt to catch it, though there is a chance of failure, in which case the character will continue trying to do so until it is caught. Bind, Snare or Entangle could be cast on implings to prevent them from moving for different periods of time.

When the impling is finally jarred the player can either trade with Elnock Inquisitor or can free the baby impling from the Baby impling jar, which will leave an item behind. By trading with Elnoch, the player can either get 3 Impling jars for one baby impling or, with 2 young implings and 1 gourmet impling, can get a can of imp repellent. Capturing a baby impling will grant the player either 20 (if caught on Puro-Puro) or 25 (if caught on *RuneScape*) Hunter experience.

Many players ignore these implings when encountered, even if they have the hunter level to catch them, for obvious reasons related to the poor value of their drops. However, the respective impling spawn point will not generate a new impling until the baby or young impling is caught. Players looking for rarer implings would do well to catch any low level implings they see in order to encourage the spawning of higher level implings. The reverse is also true: that catching only higher level implings will result in mainly low level implings wandering around largely ignored.

## Loot

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Bagged plant 1

Bagged plant 1

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A **Bagged plant 1** can be bought in Falador from the Garden supplier for 1,000 coins. They can be planted in the garden of your Player-owned house if you have a Construction level of 1 or higher, providing 31 experience to both Construction and Farming. It is only for decoration. They can also be obtained from looting a spirit impling.

Players may receive these from opening a box of summoning ingredients, a possible reward from the Familiarisation Distraction and Diversion.

## Results

When built in a house, they will turn into one of the following:

## Summoning

Bagged plant 1 is also the tertiary requirement to infuse Stranger plant Summoning pouches.

## Gallery

Plant built.pngA plantDock leaf built.pngA dock leafFern (big plant) built.pngA fernShort plant built.pngA short plant

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Banner (Misthalin)

Banner

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A **Banner** is a decorative flag made on a Banner easel in a Player-owned house with the crest of Misthalin. They can be created at 48 Crafting with 1 plank, 1 bolt of cloth, and the appropriate crest assigned by Sir Renitee. Sir Renitee will not assign a crest unless the player has over level 16 Construction. Players can use a Banner easel in another player's house if they do not have one.

## Trivia

* The banners are among the tallest weapons in the game in their unsheathed form, about 1.75x the player's height.
* If you try to bring a banner into Castle Wars, you get the message "You cannot take a banner into the arena."
* Currently the weapon is held incorrectly due to current combat stance, placing the banner's handle in the player's wrist. This also affects the banners from Trouble Brewing.
Barrows icon

Barrows icon
 Weight | 1 kg

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A detailed image of the Barrows icon.The **Barrows icon** is a key object in the The Temple at Senntisten quest. It was released on 3 December 2009.

It is obtained by killing at least 5 of the Barrows brothers and searching the chest, once the player has reached that part in the quest. If the player has already started killing the Barrows brothers before the quest start, they can continue where they left off to get the icon. It has a value of 1 coin; this can be seen at the items kept at death screen.

The icon is able to store the power of prayer, and has become extremely powerful while at the Barrows area. Its increase in power is due to the large number of adventurers who have died while fighting in the Barrows, and whose dying prayers have been captured by the icon. Azzanadra confirms this later in the quest, mentioning that it was far more powerful than he had expected due to it.

Despite common belief, the prayer drain at Barrows does not cease after the icon is retrieved, as it was not causing it, but simply absorbing the prayer's power.
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## Trivia

* The Barrows icon slightly resembles the stereotypical version of a Hotei statuette, as it resembles a short, obese man sitting cross-legged while hands clasped together in a praying stance.

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Bandos helmet shard

Bandos helmet shard

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**Bandos helmet shards** are item shards received from General Graardor or his minions when a Bandos helmet is dropped while CoinShare is active. 120 shards are divided up equally among the players who killed the monster and sent directly to their bank. The shards can then be sold on the Grand Exchange or to other players, and 120 of them can be combined into a Bandos helmet.

## Profitability

The profit for combining 120 shards and selling the item in the Grand Exchange is as follows:
Barendir

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**Barendir** is a cave network south of Keldagrim. It can be accessed via an entrance in the southeastern corner of the Keldagrim south-west mine after players reach a certain point in the King of the Dwarves quest, in which it features significantly. Several years ago, it was the site of the Battle of Barendir. The whole area is lit by Sparkly crystals. There is a large magma vent located under Barendir, which supplies the Lava Flow Mine, the most important source of power for Keldagrim. The Red Axe had armies stationed deep inside Barendir until their defeat at the hand of trolls, and the connection to the mine is likely how a Red Axe suicide dwarf managed to gain entrance to the mine.

During King of the Dwarves, players must go to the Barendir caves in order to confront Colonel Grimsson. A battle will ensue, and once Grimsson is defeated he will retreat farther into the caves. Players must then convince Pretty Flower, a troll general, to aid them from the troll settlement that is also located in the caverns.

During Birthright of the Dwarves, Veldaban discovers that the Red Axe's secret base is hidden behind the end of the Barendir caverns. He therefore forms an army who are going to assault that base and wipe out the Red Axe once and for all.

After the quest, you are able to fight the Red Axe's last experiments: The Chaos Giants that are located at the end of the caverns, where the army that assaulted the Red Axe base was.

The item Big rock can be found in the Barendir troll settlement, and can be claimed by players with at least 90 strength.

## NPCs

* Pretty Flower
* Sparkly Crystal
* Big Rock
* My Arm
* Troll
* Black Guard (only during Birthright of the Dwarves)
* Black Guard quartermaster (only during Birthright of the Dwarves)
* King Veldaban (only during Birthright of the Dwarves)
* Nulodian (only during Birthright of the Dwarves)

## Monsters

* Colonel Grimsson (only during King of the Dwarves)
* Chaos Dwarf army (cannot be fought and only during King of the Dwarves)
* Chaos Giants (after Birthright of the Dwarves)

## Gallery

Barendir trolls.pngThe trolls in their caves. From left to right: A troll, Big Rock, Pretty Flower, Sparkly Crystal, another troll and My Arm.Barendir.pngThe gruesome tunnels of Barendir...
Attuned portent of restoration VII

Attuned portent of restoration VII
 Weight | 0.4 kg

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**Attuned portent of restoration VII** is a portent created with level 67 Divination and level 62 Constitution using 45 vibrant energy and 1 monkfish, yielding 13.8 Divination experience. When a player's life points drop below 50%, this item will automatically heal 1600 life points if it is in the player's inventory.
Basic decorative helm

Basic decorative helm
 Weight | 1 kg

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The **Basic decorative helm** is a helmet that can be bought as a reward from Lanthus for 4 silver Castle wars tickets and requires a defence level of 20 to wear. It is a part of the Basic Decorative Equipment Set.

The basic decorative helm, platebody and shield can be mounted for display in the skill hall of a player-owned house.

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Basic decorative platelegs

Basic decorative platelegs
 Weight | 9.071 kg

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The **basic decorative platelegs** are platelegs that can be bought as a reward from Lanthus for 6 silver Castle wars tickets and require a defence level of 20 to wear. They are a part of the Basic Decorative Equipment Set.
Bandit (Pollnivneach)

This article is about the attackable NPC in Pollnivneach. For other uses, see Bandit.
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**Bandits** are attackable NPCs that can be found in Pollnivneach, competing with the Menaphite gang. While these (non-bearded) bandits in Pollnivneach require level 55 Thieving to pickpocket, those at the Bandit Camp require 53 and Bearded Pollnivnian bandits 45.

They appear to be wielding a steel round shield and a Steel Scimitar.

## Pickpocketing

Note: lower XP than the Bearded Pollnivnian bandit.

 Stun time/Damage
 5s50 lp

## Drops

### Herbs

 1. ↑ Less rare than the other rare herb drops.

### Rare drop table drops

This monster has access to the rare drop table.
 The ring of wealth is **not** required to access the table.

## Items thieved

* Lockpick
* Antipoison(1)
* Coins (40)
* Court summons
* Strange Rock

## Trivia

* When you have anything other than a blackjack equipped and attempt to knock out a bandit, your character says "I need a different weapon to do this. I want to knock them out, not kill them." This happens even if you use a rubber blackjack or aren't wielding anything at all.
Bathus rock

Bathus rock
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A **Bathus rock** is rock that can be mined in Daemonheim as part of the Dungeoneering skill. Level 10 Mining is required to mine this rock. It will always contain 5 ores. However, the player can crush up to 4 out of 5 of these ores whilst extracting them from the rock. This means that each rock can give between 1-5 bathus ores before it is depleted and no further ore can be mined from it. With a gatherer ring, it is possible to mine up to 10 ores.

The player is given a message when they have successfully mined an ore or if they have crushed it, however, these messages can be removed by the game filter. Unlike mining rocks outside Daemonheim these rocks do **not** respawn.

A Complexity level of 3 or higher is required to find this rock whilst Dungeoneering.
Beacon ring

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Beacon ring
 Weight | 0 kg

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A **beacon ring** is a ring used in What Lies Below. It is obtained from Zaff and is used to summon him during the quest. When a player uses the ring within Varrock to summon him, he appears in a series of purple rings within a few squares of the player, with the same visual effect with Aubury's rune essence mine teleport or curse.

After the quest, the ring can still be used for the small magic and defence bonuses.

Players can regain this ring for free from Zaff if they lose it, therefore a player needing bank space can destroy it and regain it again later from Zaff.

## Trivia

* After the quest What Lies Below the summon option remains but you cannot summon Zaff. Instead in the chatbox text is displayed saying, "Zaff has removed the summon charges from this ring. You cannot summon him again."
* The beacon ring is one of the few rings in the game that produces a special effect or sound when equipped; the ring produces a chime on equipping.

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Banner of Seren

Banner of Seren
 Weight | 2 kg

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The **Banner of Seren** was released with the God Emissaries update. A player may select the options of Contact Emissary, Power, and Check Progress. It is used to show a players devotion towards Seren and is mainly cosmetic. Its cosmetic look will change as the owner completes task sets provided by Endwyr.

Like all banners, it obtains the ability to boost skills for 30 minutes once per day based on the set completed:

**Combat boost** - temporarily boosts your Attack, Defence, Strength, Ranged and Magic levels by 5.

**Skill boost** - temporarily boosts one of any non-combat skill excluding Agility by 2.

**Exploration boost** - temporarily boosts your Agility level by 5.

Note that other items providing a visible level boost, such as spicy stew or tea in a Player-Owned House, will *not* stack with the banner's effects. You can't drink the best tea (+3) and use a +2 banner boost to get a +5 Construction bonus - it will simply default to the stronger bonus or more recent negative modifier, in this case +3 for the tea.

## Gallery

Banner of Seren equipped.pngTier 1 of the Banner of SerenBanner of Seren (tier 2) equipped.pngTier 2 of the Banner of SerenBanner of Seren (tier 3) equipped.pngTier 3 of the Banner of SerenBanner of Seren (tier 4) equipped.pngTier 4 of the Banner of Seren

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Bathus gauntlets

Bathus gauntlets
 Smuggler price
 Weight | 0.4 kg

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The **Bathus gauntlets** (Tier 2) are an item, worn in the hand slot, that can only be obtained and used while Dungeoneering. They require level 10 Defence to wear. They may be picked up from the table at the beginning of a dungeon, obtained as a monster drop, or produced using the Smithing skill.

They can be produced by using 1 Bathus bar with a hammer on an anvil, requiring level 11 Smithing and granting 19.5 smithing experience.
Barman (Grand Tree)

Barman
 Race
 Examine | He serves cocktails.

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The **Barman** is a gnome in the employment of Blurberry. They sell premade versions of Blurberry's cocktails.

## Location

Two can be found in Blurberry's Bar in the Grand Tree and one in the bar slightly west of the  gnomeball field
Batwing legs

Batwing legs

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The **Batwing legs** are a piece of magic armour worn in the leg slot. It requires 30 Defence to wear. It was released as part of the Evolution of Combat.

They are made by using a needle and thread on two batwing, requiring 55 Crafting and giving 100 Crafting experience.

## Trivia

* During the Evolution of Combat beta, this item's examine text was "These sure aren't a pair of hockey pants." This is a reference to a misinterpretation of a line spoken by Batman in The Dark Knight.

This page was moved from runescape:en:Batwing legs. It's edit history can be viewed at Batwing legs/edithistory
Batwing

This article is about the material used to make batwing armour. For the quest item, see Bat wing.

Batwing

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**Batwings** are dropped by bats when they are killed. Players can use these to craft armour including Batwing robes, Batwing shields, Bat book and Bat wand. Each Batwing used grants 50 crafting XP.

Batwing equipment can be traded and equipped by free players, but the supply into free worlds is only by trading, because only members can obtain batwings or craft the armour. This behaviour is similar to blue dragonhide armour.
Barbarian assault ticket - hard wave 5

Barbarian assault ticket - hard wave 5

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The **Barbarian assault ticket - hard wave 5** is an item that is obtained from Captain Cain or Commander Connad by requesting to change your current wave in hard-mode Barbarian Assault from wave five back to wave one. It gives you access to wave five without having to start from scratch.

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Barrel of naphtha

Barrel of naphtha
 Weight | 32 kg

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A **barrel of naphtha** is used in the Regicide and Mourning's Ends Part I quests. It is used as an explosive and as a solvent, respectively.

It is obtained by filling a barrel with coal-tar, and then taking it to the Chemist's house in Rimmington, before using Coal to distill it.

Instructions: First, use the barrel of coal-tar with the Fractionation still.

Then, click the right side of the valve to the right twice, so the tar should be flowing at maximum. You should see the 'pressure' indicator on the left go up. When the indicator reaches the green region, click the right side of the valve on the left once to let out pressure. This should stall the indicator on the left. Now you can start to add more coal. If it's above, don't add coal until it drops. The bar on the bottom will start turning green. When it's full, you can stop adding coal and close the window on the top right to get your barrel of naphtha.

Unsurprisingly, a Barrel of naphtha is tied for the heaviest item in *RuneScape*, along with Stone Slab and Big rock weighing at 32 kg, and letting a player hold 896 kg of weight, with a full inventory.

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Banner (Guthix)

Banner

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A **Banner** is a decorative flag made on a Banner easel in a Player-owned house with the crest of Guthix. They can be created at 48 Crafting with 1 plank, 1 bolt of cloth, and the appropriate crest assigned by Sir Renitee. Players must have 70 Prayer or more in order to make the Guthix banner. Sir Renitee will not assign a crest unless the player has over level 16 Construction. Players can use a Banner easel in another player's house if they do not have one.

## Trivia

* The banners are among the tallest weapons in the game in their unsheathed form, about 1.75x the player's height.
* If you try to bring a banner into Castle Wars, you get the message "You cannot take a banner into the arena."
* Currently the weapon is held incorrectly due to current combat stance, placing the banner's handle in the player's wrist. This also affects the banners from Trouble Brewing.
Bandos tassets

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For other uses, see Tassets.
For the lucky version, see Lucky bandos tassets.

Bandos tassets

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**Bandos tassets** are a part of the Bandos armour set, requiring 70 Defence to wear. They are dropped by General Graardor and his bodyguards in the God Wars Dungeon. They are classed as Power armour.

The Bandos tassets have the best armour rating of any non-degradable melee legs (behind Third-age platelegs). They are surpassed by the superior tetsu legs, tetsu legs, torva platelegs, vesta's plateskirt and statius's platelegs, and Barrows equipment.

When received with CoinShare active, the Bandos tassets will be dropped as 120 Bandos tassets shards split evenly among the players and sent directly to their banks. 120 shards can be combined to create this item.

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Bartender (Jolly Boar Inn)

Bartender
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The **Bartender** at the Jolly Boar Inn in Varrock is an NPC serves the purpose of selling beer to players. If asked, he will tell players about another bartender who thinks RuneScape is a computer game.

He is the person referred to in the Cryptic Clue Fest's Clue 2 released on the 27 Nov 2009 regarding the 2009 Thanksgiving event. He tells us to level up our lower skills because Mod Mark H requested forum users to stop being impatient about the release of the second clue and instead do something else on RuneScape.
Battle-mage gloves

Battle-mage gloves
 Weight | 0.4 kg

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**Battle-mage gloves** are part of the Battle-mage armour set. They require 85 Magic, Strength, and Defence to wear, but not to obtain. They may be received after winning a game of Fist of Guthix - an interface will appear from which one of the three Hybrid armour gloves can be chosen. The chance of receiving the gloves is increased if more games are won, and they can only be received if there is space in your inventory. It can also be bought from Stanley Limelight for 700 thaler.

The gloves give no bonuses and are purely cosmetic unless used in Castle Wars, Soul Wars, Fist of Guthix and TzHaar Fight Pit. The entire set gives a 15% damage bonus while playing those minigames, but it does not stack with the Castle Wars armour sets. Battle-mage gloves can't be obtained in free to play but the wins you get in free to play contribute to the increased chance of receiving them in members.
Battlefield cape

Battlefield cape
 Weight | 0.4 kg

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The **battlefield cape** is a cape that is obtained from a player's Clan Citadel. It is retrieved by taking it from the box next to the Battlemaster. It can be coloured red, blue or green (the neutral colour). It is possible to take the cape out of the Clan Citadel battlefield. This cape also indicates that one has visited or have been in a Clan Citadel before. Guests who visit the citadel can also retrieve one.

Battlefield cape (neutral) equipped.pngA player wearing the neutral team battlefield capeBattlefield cape (blue) equipped.pngA player wearing the blue team battlefield cape
## Trivia

* It uses the same model as the clan cloak, but without the symbols.
Basic decorative platebody

Basic decorative platebody
 Weight | 8 kg

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The **Basic decorative body** is a platebody that can be bought as a reward from Lanthus for 8 silver Castle wars tickets and requires a defence level of 20 to wear. It is a part of the Basic Decorative Equipment Set.

The basic decorative helm, platebody and shield can be mounted for display in the skill hall of a player-owned house.
Bathus rapier

This weapon has an off-hand variant.

Bathus rapier
 Smuggler price
 Weight | 1.8 kg

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The **Bathus rapier** is a tier 2 item from Daemonheim used in the Dungeoneering skill. It requires level 10 attack to wield. Players can use it to fight. It can be made from 2 Bathus Bars with a smithing level of 13. This rapier is very similar in colour to its Kratonite counterpart.
Bacon pile

This article is about the cooked version. For the raw version, see Raw bacon pile.

Bacon pile

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A **Bacon pile** is made by cooking a raw bacon pile on a fire or range, requiring 34 Cooking and giving 108 experience. It heals 700 life points. Cooked bacon piles cannot be used to make heaps or mounds of bacon.
Basiliskbane bar

Basiliskbane bar
 Weight | 1.8 kg

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A **Basiliskbane bar** is made by smelting Basiliskbane ore, requiring 77 Smithing and giving 50 experience. With 80 Smithing, it can be smithed on the Kethsian anvil with a hammer, giving 50 Basiliskbane arrowtips. With 82 Smithing, players can also do this to make 50 Basiliskbane bolts (unf). Any part of creating the bolts or arrows can be assisted.
Basilisk head (stuffed)

This article is about the basilisk head stuffed by the taxidermist. For other uses, see Basilisk head (disambiguation).

Basilisk head
 Weight | 10 kg

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A stuffed **basilisk head** is the result of taking a basilisk head to the Taxidermist in Canifis. She charges 4,000 coins for the stuffing service, and it cannot be undone. Once stuffed, the head can be used to make a baby basilisk pet at Soul Wars in exchange for 40 zeal points, or it can be mounted in a player owned house at 38 Construction, producing a mounted basilisk head. The head can only be mounted once, and will not be returned when the mounted basilisk head is destroyed.

This item can also be used to turn Bane ore into Basiliskbane ore using the Tune Bane Ore spell.
Battered book

Battered book
 Release date
 Weight | 0 kg

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The **Battered book** begins the Elemental Workshop I quest. When a knife (toolbelt doesn't work) or any slash weapon is used on it, you'll get a Battered key to get into the Workshop and the book will become a slashed book.

It can be found in the shelves in the building south of the building with the anvils in it in Seers' Village only during the quest; after the quest, a slashed book will be found instead. It can also be found in the bookcase in your house after getting it from Seers' Village.

During the Elemental Workshop I quest you need the book or its slashed counterpart in your inventory to make an elemental shield, doing so will complete the quest. After the quest is completed the book and key no longer serve a purpose beyond reading the book's contents (below).

## Transcript

Within the pages of this book you will find the secret to working the very elements themselves. Early in the fifth age, a new ore was discovered. This ore has a unique property of absorbing, transforming or focusing elemental energy. A workshop was erected close by to work this new material. The workshop was set up for artisans and inventors to be able to come and create devices made from the unique ore, found only in the village of the Seer's.

After some time of successful industry the true power of this ore became apparent as greater and more powerful weapons were created. Realising the threat this posed, the magi of the time closed down the workshop and bound it under lock and key, also trying to destroy all knowledge of manufacturing processes. Yet this book remains and you may still find a way to enter the workshop within this leather bound volume.

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Bathus ore

Bathus ore
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**Bathus ore** is a Tier 2 ore that can only be obtained while Dungeoneering. It can either be bought from the Smuggler, received as a monster drop or mined from a Bathus rock, requiring level 10 Mining.

Mining Bathus ore grants 27.5 Mining experience for each ore mined. A player may receive between 1 and 5 ores from each bathus rock, or a maximum of 10 with a gatherer ring, after which it is depleted and no further ore can be mined.

## Smithing

Players can smelt bathus ore into a bathus bar through the Smithing skill by using it on a furnace, granting 13.3 Smithing experience. Bathus bars can then be used on anvils with a hammer to create Bathus equipment.

## Summoning

Bathus ore is the secondary ingredient used in infusing Little bloodrager pouches, together with a Gold charm. This grants 19.5 Summoning experience.

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Bathus boots

Bathus boots
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 Weight | 1.3 kg

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**Bathus boots** are a Tier 2 boot that can be found within Daemonheim. It can obtained as a drop from a monster, or smithed using 1 Bathus bar with 11 Smithing granting 19.5 experience. It requires 10 Defence to equip.

This item can occasionally be found as starting equipment or dropped by forgotten warriors wearing bathus boots.

## Trivia

* The examine text is a reference to the hit pop song *These Boots Are Made for Walkin'* by Nancy Sinatra.

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Barnabus Hurma

Barnabus Hurma
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**Barnabus Hurma** is one of the archeologists inside the Varrock Museum in Varrock. He can be seen in free servers though he can only be communicated with in members servers. He is on the same level as the main entrance to the museum in the southwest corner.

If it is your first time exchanging strange rock for experience then you will need to speak with him before adding the rock to the plinth. He will then examine the rock and will allow you to add it to the plinth. (You need two of the same rocks to add to the plinth at the same time.)

With the update on 19 August 2010, he will give you a statue collection bag to store your strange rocks thus freeing up space in your bank or inventory.

## Trivia

* There was also an Ogre standing outside Jiggig with his name. When players talk to him it gives the message "Nothing interesting happens." This was most likely a glitch, and Jagex has since changed his name to "Ogre Cook" as well as removing the "talk-to" option. The chompy he is cooking is resting above a very outdated fire along with the fire cooking animation frozen in animation. There are also several other ogres at spitroasts, and they can't be talked to either.
* It was revealed during Cryptic Clue Fest III that his favourite drink is Iron Beer.

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Banner (Varrock)

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A **Banner** is a decorative flag made on a Banner easel in a Player-owned house with the crest of Varrock. They can be created at 48 Crafting with 1 plank, 1 bolt of cloth, and the appropriate crest assigned by Sir Renitee. Sir Renitee will not assign a crest unless the player has over level 16 Construction. Players can use a Banner easel in another player's house if they do not have one.

## Trivia

* The banners are among the tallest weapons in the game in their unsheathed form, about 1.75x the player's height.
* If you try to bring a banner into Castle Wars, you get the message "You cannot take a banner into the arena."
* Currently the weapon is held incorrectly due to current combat stance, placing the banner's handle in the player's wrist. This also affects the banners from Trouble Brewing.
Bathus hatchet

Bathus hatchet
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 Weight | 1.25 kg

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The **bathus hatchet** is a Tier 2 hatchet, found in Daemonheim. It requires level 10 Attack to wield, and level 10 Woodcutting to chop the various trees in Daemonheim, or to clear the Woodcutting doors.

It can be made from one bathus bar, requiring level 12 Smithing and giving 20 experience. It is a possible drop from the Bulwark beast, or you can get it from starting table of dungeon. While Dungeoneering, the Bathus hatchet is commonly used, as the Smuggler sells them (rather than smithing one) for a little over 1,000 coins. However, the marmaros hatchet is more desirable as its price is still low at 2,000 coins and players usually wish to get the highest available tier.

Binding this item is not recommended as players may add it to their dungeoneering toolbelt to keep it between floors. If the player does not have the required woodcutting level to use it, it will automatically function as the highest level hatchet they can use.
Barbarian assault ticket - wave 8

Barbarian assault ticket - wave 8

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The **Barbarian assault ticket - wave 8** is an item that is obtained from Captain Cain or Commander Connad by requesting to change your current wave in Barbarian Assault from wave eight back to wave one. It gives you access to wave eight without having to start from scratch.

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Barrows Town

Barrows Town
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The **Barrows Town** or **Abandoned Town** is the unofficial name given by players to an empty and unnamed town just outside the walls of the Barrows Brothers' graves, and the Barrows minigame, in southern Morytania. The town is small and dilapidated, with four small buildings that the player cannot see into. The doors cannot be opened, though when examined they will bring up the text "It's locked." In the centre of the town, there is a waterpump which still works, and another house, open with a Crumbling tome on the table, at the entrance to the Barrows graveyard.

This village may be the remains of the camp of the Saradominist army that invaded Morytania on their crusade to free the region again, known as the Morytania Campaign. When the six brothers succumbed to their wounds, their men made a camp here and buried them at the barrows.

## Trivia

* After the update of 13 November 2013, the waterpump was replaced with an open hole with a rope on it, leading to the new Barrows.
Basilisk head (mounted)

This article is about the basilisk head mounted in a player's house. For other uses, see Basilisk head (disambiguation).

Basilisk head
 Examine text | A trophy of a mighty slayer!

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A mounted **basilisk head** can be built in the head trophy hotspot of the Skill Hall in a player-owned house. Upon building it, players will receive 243 Construction xp and 343 Slayer xp.

Players can only get the stuffed basilisk head by killing Basilisks, requiring 40 Slayer, until they drop a basilisk head. Players must then take the head to the Taxidermist in Canifis, who will stuff it for 4,000 coins. Once mounted however, the head cannot be reclaimed. If players remove the mounted head, they will receive nothing back. Jagex has stated that this is because mounting the head rewards Slayer xp, and they did not want players to be able to train slayer by removing and remounting the basilisk head.

A mounted Basilisk head can be seen on the eastern wall of the Poison Arrow Pub in East Ardougne.
Bandosian brawler

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A **Bandosian brawler** appears in the God Statues Distraction and Diversion if any statue different than General Graardor is built at the Yanille statue spot. Even though he scales according to a players combat level he is quite easy to defeat if you bring a decent weapon. The fight is instanced. Food is not necessary if can kill him quickly.
Battle-mage helm

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The **Battle-mage helm** is part of the Battle-mage armour set. It requires 85 Magic, Strength, and Defence to wear, but not to obtain. It may be received after winning a game of Castle Wars - an interface will appear from which one of the three Hybrid armour helms can be chosen. The chance of receiving the helm is increased if more games are won. It can also be bought from Stanley Limelight for 700 thaler.

The helm normally gives no bonuses and is cosmetic, but in Castle Wars, Soul Wars, Fist of Guthix and TzHaar Fight Pit, it does. The entire set gives a 15% damage bonus while playing those minigames, but this does not stack with the Castle Wars armour sets. Since an update on the 9th of April 2013, you are now able to take your Battle-mage helm into Castle Wars.

## Trivia

* Upon obtaining a battle-mage helm, the Adventurer's Log reads:
**I found a battle-mage helm.**
Whilst playing Castlewars, I found a battle-mage helm.
Bathus platebody

Bathus platebody
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 Weight | 9.9 kg

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The **Bathus platebody** is a Tier 2 platebody that can be found within Daemonheim. It can obtained as a drop from a monster, or smithed using 5 Bathus bars with 19 Smithing granting 117.5 experience. It requires 10 Defence to equip. This item can occasionally be found as starting equipment in lower complexity dungeons.

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Barrelchest anchor

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Barrelchest anchor
 Weight | 30 kg

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The **barrelchest anchor** is obtained by killing the level 72 Barrelchest monster in The Great Brain Robbery quest. 60 Attack and 40 Strength are required in order to wield it. As with other maul weapons, the anchor is two-handed and is superior to the stabbing counterpart, the dragon spear, and the slashing counterpart, the dragon two-handed sword.

If lost, it can be re-obtained by talking to the monk, Brother Tranquility, on Mos Le'Harmless to receive another broken anchor which can once again be fixed by Smith for 230,000 coins. The book o' piracy is required in order to communicate with Smith unless the player has completed the Rocking Out quest.

You can do the drop trick to get more Barrelchest anchors from Brother Tranquility, but you can only repair one. You must drop any extra before talking to Smith to keep them, then pick them back up, otherwise he will take them all and only repair the one.

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File:Sunder.gifThe anchor's special attack, Sunder.
The Barrelchest anchor's special attack is **Sunder**. This is an attack with increased accuracy that deals 75-150% weapon damage and randomly reduces the target's Defence, Attack, Ranged or Magic level.

## Trivia

* The Barrelchest anchor has a different design than the one that Barrelchest holds. The one held by Barrelchest sports somewhat of a hilt while the one wielded by the player does not.
* When wielded in Legacy mode, the Barrelchest anchor uses a unique attacking animation which did not exist prior to the Evolution of Combat. It is the only weapon to have received a new animation for the mode.

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Barr Rows/dialogue

* **Player:** Hello.
* **Barr Rows:** ...
* **Player:** Hello?
* **Barr Rows:** 'ello mortal.

**1. Can you tell me what are you wearing?**

* **Barr Rows:** I stole this armour from the wights of the Barrows Brothers. I raided through their tomb in Morytania, battling the brothers and the many creatures along the way.

**1.1. Can you direct me towards these Barrows?**

* **Barr Rows:** Of course, let me mark it on your map for you.

**1.2. Can I ask you about something else?**

*(Goes back to initial dialogue options)*

**2. Can you tell me what the people on the stands next to you are wearing?**

* **Barr Rows:** The guy to the far left is in armour worn by the famous Zarosian ranger, Pernix. He would have picked that up in an icy dungeon that we call the God Wars Dungeon.
* **Barr Rows:** The God Wars Dungeon is good hunting: the generals of the gods are a real challenge and defeating them is worthwhile.
* **Barr Rows:** The lady in the centre is wearing full steel plate armour. This armour is made by the many smiths across RuneScape.
* **Barr Rows:** The guy on the right is wearing black dragonhide armour. This armour is made by crafters from hides of slain black dragons.

**3. Goodbye**

*(Closes dialogue)*
Batwing hood

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The **Batwing hood** is magic armour worn in the head slot. It requires 30 Defence to wear. It was released as part of the Evolution of Combat. The hood is commonly worn as part of a batwing armour setup for people that are taking part in warbands. This is due to its cheap price compared to its high life point boost.

It is made by using a needle and thread on two batwing, requiring 54 Crafting, and giving 100 Crafting experience.

## Trivia

* During the Evolution of Combat beta, the examine text for this item was "Why so serious?" This is a reference to one of The Joker's lines in The Dark Knight.
* Pickpockets Edd and Chris both appear to be wearing a recoloured version of the Batwing hood.

This page was moved from runescape:en:Batwing hood. It's edit history can be viewed at Batwing hood/edithistory
Banner of Saradomin

Not to be confused with Saradomin Banner.

Banner of Saradomin
 Weight | 2.267 kg

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The **Banner of Saradomin**  was released with the God Emissaries update. A player may select the options of Contact Emissary, Power, and Check Progress. It is used to show a players devotion towards Saradomin and is mainly cosmetic.

Its cosmetic look will change as the owner completes task sets provided by Julienne. Like all banners, the banner obtains the ability to boost skills for 30 minutes based on the set completed:

**Combat boost** - temporarily boosts your Attack, Defence, Strength, Ranged and Magic levels by 5.

**Skill boost** - temporarily boosts one of any non-combat skill excluding Agility by 2.

**Exploration boost** - temporarily boosts your Agility level by 5.

Note that other items providing a visible level boost, such as spicy stew or tea in a Player-Owned House, will *not* stack with the banner's effects. You can't drink the best tea (+3) and use a +2 banner boost to get a +5 Construction bonus - it will simply default to the stronger bonus or more recent negative modifier, in this case +3 for the tea.

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Bark sample

Bark sample
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Bark sample
The **Bark sample** is a sample of bark from the dying Grand Tree which you receive during The Grand Tree quest to have examined by Hazelmere, a gnome who lives near Yanille. Upon giving Hazelmere the bark sample, you must use the Translation book to find out what he is saying.
Bartender (Rusty Anchor)

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The **bartender** at The Rusty Anchor in Port Sarim is an NPC that serves the purpose of selling Beer to Players. He is involved in the Rocking Out and A Void Dance quests, and will tell players gossip about the goblins fighting each other in Goblin Village, which used to be the way to start the Goblin Diplomacy quest.
Barbed bolts

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Barbed bolts

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**Barbed bolts** are bronze bolts with barbed tips. Barbed bolts can be created through the Fletching skill at level 51, simply by using barbed bolt tips with bronze bolts. 30 barbed bolt tips can be obtained from the Ranging Guild in exchange for 114 tickets. For every 10 barbed bolt tips attached to 10 bronze bolts, a player is granted 95 Fletching experience. Once the barbed bolt tips have been attached, the bronze bolts become barbed bolts. Despite requiring a higher Fletching level, they are statistically identical to the bronze bolts required to fletch them. The bolts' inventory image appears to be based closely on the old picture of bronze bolts, before the Crossbow updates.