Visually, it is among the most striking settings in RS gold the game, a whole breath of fresh air that's different from even the significant desert configurations such as Al Kharid, Nardah, and Pollnivneach.

It is also one of the greatest updates because Jagex switched Runescape from a browser-based match to NXT, the downloadable client that launched in 2016. Menaphos is something of a reveal in terms of what is possible with the new customer: the Golden City is gorgeous. Volumetric lighting and fresh water effects give Menaphos a utopian texture. However, this is not Al Kharid. The town roads are paved, houses and stores are brightly colored patterned and adorned with hanging plants, the water is blue and crystal-clear, offsetting the heat of the desert sun. As much as NXT has helped decorate existing game places, it's nothing compared to the splendour and opulence Jagex have been able to eke out of Menaphos.

Since the coming of Old School Runescape, cheap OSRS gold has focussed on providing a single-player RPG encounter towards rivalling those provided by Bioware or even Bethesda, having an emphasis on questing and solo progression. Menaphos adopts that mindset wholeheartedly, together with skilling built into every road and district in the city, as well the Shifting Tombs mini-game and Sophanem Slayer dungeon for non-combat and combat skilling respectively.