Another method to acquire Clue Scrolls (and most likely the fastest) is to purchase Implings that were stored in a jar OSRS Gold. Opening said impling containers can result in a Clue Scroll reward. If you'd like to gain quick access to the Treasure Trail of your choice You can choose this method. However, this approach is expensive. You'll need to pay quite a lot if you would like to acquire high-quality difficulty scrolls out of the containers.

While clues from this level are the most basic however, they still have a few drops, which can be very valuable. For starters, there is a chance to roll a reward from an unique drop table, at the rate of 1/24 for every drop that you collect. If you have three drops, it leaves you with a one-in-eight chance of obtaining a unique.

Of course, if are fortunate, you can have three in one jar. The value of items on the table ranges from 10k to 100k, however, there are exceptions like Rune the Scimitar Ornament kit (Zamorak) and can be bought for as high as 500k on Grand Exchange. Apart from unique drops, there's nothing to be noted with these castoffs.

At this tier players will get anywhere from 2 to four items. The unique drop table that is available in the game includes a wide range of things, so it is possible that the value of the loot will differ. There are some things that only cost one or two thousand gold, but there are also very special drops.

The first and most expensive of them is the Cape of Skulls. While it has the same base stats as Obsidian Cloak, it also has a very distinct look that is coveted by many players. This is why the cape is worth more than 20 million gold. There are other caps with gold prices of more than 1 million, gold trimmed monk robes that have a value of several millions Buy Old School RS Gold, and several set pieces that cost hundreds of thousands of gold.