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Referring to the edges of early maps which often had artistic renderings of angelic, mythical, or other-worldly art.

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An algae that grows on rocks or objects underwater and mimics a woman's hair in the current

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A common sweetener in the 19th Century

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(smelly swamp)

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Either volcano or a cloud covered mountain

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Oil from a rose

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Frozen sea water

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Brown spice is one of the four spices dropped by Hellrats in Evil Dave's basement. If brown spice is used in a stew, it becomes a Spicy stew, which, when consumed, can temporarily raise or lower a player's Woodcutting, Herblore, Farming, Fishing, Divination and Mining levels. The amount it can raise these stats depends on the number of doses used in the stew (between 1 and 3). Each dose of spice adds 2 levels to the amount it may be increased/decreased; e.g. with 2 doses the change in level can be anywhere from -4 to +4. Once all 4 doses are used, it becomes an Empty spice shaker that cannot be used for anything.

Players may decant any smaller doses of spice together into bottles of larger doses.

Brown spices, with the possibility of up to a +6 boost, are a potential boost to the applicable skills far more than tradeable equivalents, with the possible exception of Fishing, which receives a reliable +5 boost from the Admiral Pie. The player is not guaranteed that anything will happen to any of their stats (a change of 0) and while stews can give +6 bonuses, it is extremely rare.

It is suggested that you use a Wily cat to catch the Hellrats as they offer a better chance of killing the rats than any other cat.

Disassembly Edit

Brown spice is analogous to the real-life coriander.

References Edit

Jagex. Postbag 46 - "Transcript:It begins again...", Letter 4, by Adam Roy Norgs. RuneScape Postbags from the Hedge.

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Brown spice is one of the four spices dropped by Hellrats in Evil Dave's basement. If brown spice is used in a stew, it becomes a Spicy stew, which, when consumed, can temporarily raise or lower a player's Woodcutting, Herblore, Farming, Fishing, Divination and Mining levels.

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No pictures are necessary, but monkey fur was a commodity that was traded in days of exploration and conquest

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an oil from this type of tree still used for homeopathic and religious reasons

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Maize (corn)

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THE DISTANCE
Over the sounding sea,
Off the wandering sea
I smelt the smell of the distance
And longed for another existence.
Smell of pineapple, maize, and myrrh,
Parrot-feather and monkey-fur,
Brown spice,
Blue ice,
Fields of tobacco and tea and rice,
And soundless snows,
And snowy cotton,
Otto of rose
Incense in an ivory palace,
Jungle rivers rich and rotten,
Slumbering valleys,
Smouldering mountains,
Rank morasses
And frozen fountains,
Black molasses and purple wine,
Coral and pearl and tar and brine,
The smell of panther and polar-bear
And leopard-lair
And mermaid-hair
Came from the four-cornered distance,
And I longed for another existence.
~ Eleanor Farjeon

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Wiki page

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Eleanor Farjeon (13 February 1881 - 5 June 1965) was an English author of children's stories and plays, poetry, biography, history and satire. Several of her works had illustrations by Edward Ardizzone. Some of her correspondence has also been published.

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JWebsite

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J. David Moore is a composer, arranger, conductor, teacher, and Southerner who has lived in the Upper Midwest for most of his life. His music has been called "endlessly inventive," "glorious...haunting... breathtaking," and "joyous...wild and elemental." He publishes through his company Fresh Ayre Music.

He lives with his beautiful wife Anna in Minneapolis, where he bakes bread, drinks tea, and is distracted by shiny objects.

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Home | J. David Moore - Composer, Arranger, Conductor

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J. David Moore is a composer, arranger, conductor, teacher, and Southerner who has lived in the Upper Midwest for most of his life. His music has been called "endlessly inventive," "glorious...haunting... breathtaking," and "joyous...wild and elemental." He publishes through his company Fresh Ayre Music.