In the days of Rs gold to the launch of Old School Runescape, Runescape proceeds to grow and morph about major and minor updates equally. Menaphos, the hottest expansion-style update to the MMO since 2014, marks the beginning of a new age for this beloved MMO, among huge add-ons released every few months instead of piecemeal weekly updates.

However, Menaphos is also a statement of intent from Jagex about what they wish to create with Runescape. Following the branch between Runescape and Old School Runescape at 2013, the current game has floundered for its identity amid a whirling torrent of competitors that all claim to be offering something'unique' to fans of the game.

Fans of Runescape know what they're getting from Old School Runescape with its easy - yet dependable - combat system. Fervent fans of PvP refuse to depart the 2007 version of Runescape behind however much new content now's Runescape has to offer. Menaphos is a positive and guaranteed response to the question of what Runescape brings to the table: characterful story, heaps of PvE content, and an unconventional approach to the MMORPG grind. Here's why Menaphos is the most important update in the last four years of Runescape.

Menaphos is even larger. That's not a facile comparison. To call the growth Menaphos is even doing it a minor injustice, as there are in fact two cities to research beyond the walls - Menaphos and Sophanem, it's anagrammed opposite.

While you will want to be a mid-level Cheap Rs gold manhood to enter Menaphos, once inside you'll get a remarkably open town, with just a few areas sealed off until you are farther into the expansion's pursuit collection. Beneath the city there's a procedurally-generated skilling dungeon along with an enormous Slayer dungeon, the former offering a new and limitless area for non-combat skill fostering, while the latter functions as a high-level Slayer dungeon with monsters starting at combat level 101.