Hall (quest trophies)

Hall (quest trophies)
Released		31 May 2006 (Update)
Also called		Quest hall
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Construction level		35
Cost		25,000
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Hall (quest trophies)

A quest hall in a player-owned house is a room where the player can display quest achievements and awards. This room can be created with level 35 Construction and 25,000.

There are 8 hotspots available:

• Bookcase space
• Guild trophy space
• Landscape space
• Map space
• Portrait space
• Rug space
• Stair space
• Sword space

Removing a bookcase does not destroy any of the books stored.

An amulet of glory (t) cannot be put as a trophy. A wall-mounted amulet of glory can be used an unlimited number of times without the need to recharge. A wall-mounted mythical cape provides unlimited teleports to the centre of the Myths' Guild. If wall-mounted items are removed, the trophy items are recovered. However, if the room itself is deleted with the wall-mounted items still in place, the trophy items are not recovered.

Many low Construction level players like to place a quest hall with a mounted amulet of glory beside a chapel, providing fast teleports to Edgeville bank for rapid Prayer training. This room combination is also popular in player killers' and ironmens' houses due to being a cheap way to quickly recharge prayer and teleport using the mounted amulet of glory. For higher levelled players, a more useful (albeit far more expensive) combination is the ornate rejuvenation pool and ornate jewellery box.

Landscapes are purchased from Sir Renitee who resides on the 1^st floor of Falador Castle for 2,000. They require the completion of certain quests to be purchased. If removed later the landscape will be lost.

Maps are purchased from Sir Renitee who resides on the 1^st floor of Falador Castle for 1,000.

Portraits are purchased from Sir Renitee who resides on the 1^st floor of Falador Castle for 1,000. They require the completion of certain quests to be purchased. If removed later the portrait will be lost.

A staircase added to a Quest Hall on the ground floor will prompt the player to build it "Up" or "Down". When building an "Up" staircase, then attempting to climb the staircase, the Construction interface will ask if the player want to add a room at the top of the staircase. The rooms available at the top are either a skill hall or another quest hall. If the player builds a "Down" staircase, the player will have an additional option of building a dungeon stairs room.

The swords below are quest rewards and are recovered if the decoration is removed.

v t e Hall (quest trophies)
Stair Space	Oak staircase Teak staircase Limestone spiral Marble staircase Marble spiral
Rug space	Rug Deadman rug Opulent rug Raging echoes
Guild trophy space	Anti-dragon shield Amulet of glory Cape of Legends Mythical cape
Portrait space	King arthur (item) Elena (item) Giant dwarf (item) Miscellanians (item)
Landscape space	Lumbridge (item) The desert (item) Morytania (item) Karamja (item) Isafdar (item)
Sword space	Silverlight (item) Excalibur (item) Darklight (item)
Map space	Small (item) Medium (item) Large (item)
Bookcase space	Wooden Oak Mahogany

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