Ferox Enclave Dungeon (2024)

FAQs

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The town is a safe area within the Wilderness, meaning players cannot kill other players while within the boundaries of the town.

Players can talk to Ferox to change respawn points to Ferox Enclave for a one-time fee of 5,000,000 coins. The distance to bank varies from 15-22 tiles for the banker, and 21-25 tiles for the bank chest.

Safe Zones: Safe zones are established around banks, respawn points, and key locations like the Grand Exchange or Ferox Enclave. Players cannot initiate combat within these areas, but they may continue fighting briefly if they were already engaged in combat before entering.

Skully is a refugee found in the Ferox Enclave. He can be seen beside the Wilderness Loot Chest.

To get to Soul Wars, one must enter the Soul Wars portal in Edgeville or the Ferox Enclave Dungeon. It is located south-west of the bank, and west of the abandoned mausoleum.

If the Protect Item prayer is used, players will get to keep their single most valuable item upon death. The skull appears above players who attack other players unprovoked in the Wilderness, or who enter the Abyss without an abyssal bracelet equipped.

In order to receive loot keys instead of having the items dropped on the ground by the defeated opponents, the player must pay 1,000,000 coins to Skully in the Ferox Enclave and turn on the associated setting. By default, loot key allows to retrieve all items that would be normally dropped by the opponent.

To utilise the stat restoration from Ferox Enclave, simply drink from a Pool of Refreshment in the chapel found in the north-western part of the town. This will replenish all lowered stats, health, prayer points, run energy and negative status effects such as poison.

Krystilia in the Edgeville jail cell can change the player's respawn in Edgeville for a one-time fee of 5,000,000 coins. This takes you into the ruins just south of the Edgeville bank. It is 19-25 steps away from a bank.

The pools of refreshment fully restores the player's Hitpoints, Prayer points, run energy, cures poison and disease, and resets all boosted or lowered skills. However, the pools located in the Ferox Enclave do not restore special attack energy, while the one in the Bounty Hunter lobby area does.

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High-risk worlds Edit

Extra mechanics on high-risk worlds include: All items are lost upon death in PvP. Upon killing any opponent, the player will always get the items that they were wearing and carrying, unless the item is untradeable, in which case it will usually turn into coins according to its value.

Barriers surround the Ferox Enclave and separate it from the Wilderness. As the Enclave is a safe zone within the Wilderness, players cannot attack or be attacked by other players while within the barriers' boundaries.

The "skull" will disappear automatically after 10 or 20 minutes depending on how the player got it; it disappears after 10 minutes after using the Abyss, and 20 after attacking a player. If a player re-enters the Abyss or attack another player that has not attacked them yet, the skull timer will reset.

Tutorial Island, the Barbarian Assault minigame area, and the raid dungeons are the only places in Deadman Mode where players are unable to attack others. Safe zones include: Barbarian Assault (only during the minigame itself) Catherby Bank (only the bank)

Deadman mode is a new intense, player-vs-player survival game mode for Old School RuneScape. Deadman Mode is the ultimate in risk vs reward PvP. All members can use their existing account to play on the Deadman servers and compete in the hiscores to see who can survive this unique way of playing Old school Runescape.

Upon death with a skull, the player will lose ALL of their carried items, as opposed to saving the three most valuable, though having the Protect Items prayer activated allows one item to be saved on death. You do not receive a skull for participating in Duels.

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