Another manner of obtaining them entails a deal which you can create with NPC Watson in Hosidius House. It is an excellent way of OSRS gold dumping scrolls which you cannot complete. If you are stuck on a few of the puzzles, then it is possible to give it away to Watson and farm for a new you to begin over.

There is also a chance that you may obtain a Clue Scroll fall from skilling. A chance to get one rises with the caliber of the material you're working with. By way of instance, once you're woodcutting, you may get Clue Scrolls more often from Yew trees compared to ordinary ones, and when Mining, you may receive more hints from Runite stone than from Iron. Throughout skilling, you've got a 28.5% chance to get Beginner or Easy Clue Scroll, 21.4% chance for a Medium one, 14.2% to get a Difficult, and 7.1% chance for Elite.

The other approach to obtain Clue Scrolls (and probably the fastest) is to purchase Implings, which were previously captured in a jar. Therefore, in the event that you want to get a quick access to Treasure Trail of your choice, it is possible to go with this route. The downside is that this method is rather expensive. You will need to spend a lot if you would like to get decent difficulty scrolls from the jars.

Reward Casket (beginner) Although clues from this tier have the smallest requirements, there are still several drops, which can be cheap RuneScape gold quite valuable. First of all, you have a opportunity to roll a reward from a unique drop table at the speed of 1/24 for every fall that you get. Therefore, if you receive three drops, it leaves you 1/8 possibility of getting a unique. Of course, if you are lucky, then you can get even three of them inside one casket. The worth of items in this table yields mostly from 10k to 100k, however there are a few exceptions such as Rune Scimitar Ornament Kit (Zamorak), that can be sold up to 500k gold on Grand Exchange. Besides specific drops, there's not anything worth mentioning in such caskets.