Runescape: Guide to Quest Points

As all Runescape Players know you will need to have 107 Quest Points for you to be able to do the Legends Quest. But what are they and what points will you get for what? This is a good guide to answer your questions. You’ll find out the correlation between Quest Points and Trading Limits and how quest points are distributed in the game. Quest Points range from 1 per quest to 10 per quest, depending on the quest and its level.

Quest points are used for two different things in the game. You can get the Quest Cape of Achievement once you get them all and you are able to increase your balanced trading limit. You will start out with 3,000gp in trading limit and can increase this to a top out of 200+ Quest Points which will open up 30,000gp in trading limit. So as you can see, increasing your Quest Points will help you in different aspects.

All of the quests are member’s only quests unless they are marked with “Free” beside the quest name.

Quests with 1 Quest Point – A Soul’s Bane, All Fired Up, Animal Magnetism, Another Slice of H.A.M., As a First Resort, Back to My Roots, Clock Tower, Cold War, Contact, Cook’s Assistant (Free), Dealing With Scabaras, Death Plateau, Death to the Dorgeshuun, Devious Minds, Doric’s Quest (Free), Dwarf Cannon, Eadgar’s Ruse, Elemental Workshop I, Elemental Workshop II, Enlightened Journey, Family Crest, The Feud, Fishing Contest, Fremennik Isles, Gertrude’s Cat, The Golem, Grim Tales, Hand in the Sand, Hazeel Cult, Heroes Quest, Imp Catcher (Free), Jungle Potion, Kennith’s Concerns, King’s Ransom, The Knight’s Sword (Free), Land of the Goblins, Learning the Ropes, Lost Tribe, Meeting History, Monk’s Friend, My Arm’s Big Adventure, Olaf’s Quest, The Path of Glouphrie, Perils of Ice Mountain, Plague City, Priest in Peril, Rag and Bone Man, Recruitment Drive, The Restless Ghost (Free), Roving Elves, Royal Trouble, Rune Mysteries (Free), Scorpion Catcher, Sea Slug, Shadow of the Storm, Sheep Shearer (Free), Shield of Arrav (Free), Slug Menace, Smoking Kills, Spirit of Summer, Summer’s End, Swept Away, Tears of Guthix, Temple of Ikov, Throne of Miscellania, Toktz-Ket-Dill, Tribal Totem, Troll Stronghold, Wanted!, Waterfall Quest, Witches Potion (Free), Wolf Whistle, and Zogre Flesh Eaters.

Only the quests that have “Free” by the quest name are for the free play gamers, the rest are for the member’s paid edition only.

Quests with 2 Quest Points – Between A Rock…, Big Chompy Bird Hunting, Cabin Fever, Catapult Construction, Creature of Fenkenstrain, Darkness of Hallowvale, Defender of Varrock, Digsite Quest, Dragon Slayer (Free), Dream Mentor, Eagle’s Peak, Enakhras’s Lament Quest, Eyes of Glouphrie, Fairy Tale Part 2: Cure a Queen, Fight Arena, Forgettable Tale, Garden of Tranquility, Ghosts Ahoy, the Great Brain Robbery, Growing Pains, The Giant Dwarf, Haunted Mine, The Holy Grain, Horror From the Deep, Icthlarin’s Little Helper, In Aid of the Myreque, In Search of the Myreque, Leagacy of Seergaze, Lunar Diplomacy, Mountain Daughter, Mourning’s End Pt 1, Mourning’s End Pt 2, Nature Spirit, Observatory Quest, One Small Favour, Pirate’s Treasure (Free), Rat Catcher, Rocking Out, Rum Deal, Shilo Village, Spirits of the Elid, Swan Song, Tai Bwo Wannai Trio, A Tail of Two Cats, Tourist Trap, Tower of Life, Tree Gnome Village, and Troll Romance.

These are all member’s only quests unless you see the “Free” beside the quest name, those are the only quests in the list that are for free players to achieve.

Quests with 3 Points – Biohazard, Black Knight’s Fortress (Free), Demon Slayer (Free), Desert Treasure, The Fremennik Trials, Lost City, Making History, Monkey Madness, Murder Mystery, Prince Ali Rescue (Free), Regicide, Shades of Mort’ton, and Vampire Slayer (Free),

Quests with 4 Points – Druidic Ritual, Ernest the Chicken (Free), Legends Quest, Sheep Herder, Watch Tower, and Witches House.

Quests with 5 Points – Goblin Diplomacy (Free), The Grand Tree, Romeo and Juliet (Free), and Underground Pass.

Quests with 6 Points – Merlin’s Crystal

Quests with 10 Points – Recipe for Disaster