Where is varrock sewers

This dungeon contains more magic trees in close proximity than any other area. However, it is far from a bank. A good banking method, if you have 51 agility, would be to use an amulet of glory to teleport to Edgeville, bank, and then proceed through the dungeon pipe shortcut back to the resource dungeon. Another good method would be to cast Edgeville Home Teleport instead of using the Amulet of Glory to teleport to Edgeville, since home teleports have had their timers removed.

The best way to bank is with "Divination" skill, use "Sign of Portents lll". Wear one before going there and fill your backpack up with 28 portents and once all portents are used, fill your backpack with logs. That is logs cut without leaving the dungeon.

This resource dungeon is only available to members. Enter the Varrock Sewers and follow them down to the spiderweb. Push through the web and follow the corridor to the moss giants. The Varrock Sewers can be accessed via a manhole just east of Varrock Palace.

Members can also access the sewers through Edgeville Dungeon by using a pipe shortcut near Vannaka — this requires 51 Agility, and drops players off near some of the moss giants. Enter the Varrock Sewers and follow them down to the spiderweb. Push through the web and follow the corridor to the moss giants. Alternatively, players with 51 Agility can also use the Edgeville Dungeon pipe shortcut and proceed to the southern moss giants. It looks like a kitchen. If you do not already have a bucket of water, look for stairs or a ladder that leads up.

Go up them, and then go into the room near you to see a bucket. Skip to content Popular. The Varrock Sewers began as a small-scale project in the Year 17 of the Fifth Age , only 16 years after the discovery of runes and humanity 's rise in power. King Botolph , Varrock's king at the time, ordered that a sewage system be constructed beneath Varrock Palace.

The initial plans for the sewer were revised several times over the course of the project. Eventually, the layout was expanded to include all of Varrock. This required a massive amount of labour. Hundreds of workers, including miners, masons, and architects, were involved in the project. The sewer's construction was slowed when a moss giant -infested area was unearthed. Wally , the miner responsible for the discovery, also found a knight wielding a mysterious sword within the seemingly closed tunnels.

The sword was actually Silverlight , which would play a key role in the defeat of the demon Delrith on the same day as its discovery. The sewers are believed to have been completed in approximately Year 20, and since then continue to serve Varrock's people.

The dungeon is like a labyrinth with many different ways to go, some ways leading to dead ends and others leading to deadly death traps with multiple aggressive monsters. There is a river, most probably of waste, that flows throughout much of the sewers where spells can be safely cast at skeletons.

It is a safe way to train Magic for new players.