What is your suggestion?:
So as most of you know I absolutely love clues, and since masters have been added I feel there isn't enough of a variety and although I've suggested and had Falo the Bard clues accepted I still feel like there could be more so that you're not sitting in the wilderness for 90% of your clue, masters are very nice for supplies and the rare items, yes it is fun to risk it in the wilderness, but not 90% of your clue, thus some clue steps being in awkward places to get to will still make them a grind. Here I am proposing some ways this could be combatted with the added steps below that are on osrs already.
(With there lesser version such as easy/med/hard anargrams and puzzles just to add in way more variety and get others more interested in clues, hopefully you can pick a handful for each tier with what is available on Alora and start there.)
Without further ado, these images speak for themselves.
Ideas
- More Anagrams across the board.
- The addition of Puzzle steps.
- The addition of Hot & Cold steps.
- The addition of wizard fights during where they would appear on osrs.
- The addition of Ciphers and questions.
- More item steps and talking to NPC'S. (There are plenty of these that have been missed out, even if only a couple were added each update this would be awesoome!)
Is this in OSRS?:
Yes
Has this suggestion been accepted already?:
Similar suggestions have been made, this is an addition to those.
How would this benefit Alora?:
Clue content is a core part of Alora, and it is under appreciated and underused with people fed up of doing that same steps over and over, adding variety will increase the interest, and even adding steps like these across the board could mean that lower levelled players or skillers could complete rewards for higher tier rewards and realise how good the supplies are.
Feel free to add any feedback or ideas into your replies, lets make clue content more fun!
(I know this will be prioritised where @ Omicron sees fit, with a lot of qol and bug fixes probably in the works)