Recruitment Drive

01Empty everything first

Seven possible rooms, five of which you get at random, and Sir Leye is always one of them. Failing any single room sends you back to the start.

1. 1

   Talk to Sir Amik Varze in the western part of White Knights' Castle, then go to Sir Tiffy Cashien on a bench at the Falador Park entrance.

   Your inventory must be completely empty and nothing equipped. Bank everything before you talk to Sir Tiffy.

02Sir Leye and Sir Spishyus

1. 1

   Sir Leye is level 20 and blessed so no blade harms him. Four weapons lie nearby; take the steel warhammer, the only non-bladed one, or fight unarmed.

   Holding a bladed weapon when he dies fails the test even if you did the damage with the hammer.

2. 2

   Sir Spishyus is the river crossing puzzle: a 5 kg chicken, 5 kg of grain and a 5 kg fox across a bridge that holds five kilograms.

3. 3

   Take the chicken, come back, take the fox, bring the chicken back, take the grain, then return for the chicken. The fox eats the chicken and the chicken eats the grain if either pair is left alone.

03Lady Table and Sir Ren Itchood

1. 1

   Lady Table shows eleven of twelve knight statues and asks which is missing. Screenshot the room the moment you walk in.

   You get only a few seconds. Talking to Lady Table freezes the room until you close the dialogue, which is the reliable way to study it.

2. 2

   Sir Ren Itchood speaks in a riddle whose answer is the first letter of each line. It is always one of BITE, FISH, LAST, MEAT, RAIN or TIME.

04Miss Cheevers and the rest

1. 1

   Miss Cheevers' room has two doors: one missing a handle, one locked. Search every bookcase, crate and the chest, and take everything.

2. 2

   Some of what you find is deliberate noise — the alchemical notes are hints rather than components. Build the handle for the first door and make the key for the second from what is left.

3. 3

   Each room has a yellow portal at the start that returns you to Falador and one at the end that takes you onward. Clear five in a row to pass.