One of RuneScape gold the earliest and simplest quests in the game, Shield of Arrav, taught us a lesson in trust. To complete it, you had to find another player, join opposite gangs, and work together to retrieve the two halves of a legendary shield.

Sounds easy? Try finding a trustworthy partner when everyone else has already picked the same gang. Many spent hours begging strangers, only to be ghosted or scammed. But when it worked—when both players stuck it out and saw it through together—the sense of camaraderie was real.

It may be short, but this quest sparked countless friendships and frustrations.

One Small Favour

The Quest That Never Ends

It starts innocently enough: help a man get some logs. But each "small favour"leads to another, and before you know it, you're halfway across Gielinor dealing with trolls, gangsters, and rock monsters. You'll crisscross the map so many times that your boots will wear thin.

Yet players remember it fondly. Why? Because One Small Favour is brilliantly self-aware. It leans into its absurdity, building a comedic chain of tasks that keeps escalating until it borders on parody. The reward barely justifies the effort, but the experience becomes a badge of OSRS gold for sale honor.

Let's hope Jagex never adds Another Small Favour… again.