Also, it doesn't make sense a master smith shouldn't be any better in making bronze than

Also, it doesn't make sense a master smith shouldn't be any better in making bronze than, say, a level 18 smith who just started playing a couple of days back and has nothing but 188 bronze daggers. Shouldn't it be otherwise? I suggest that if your Smithing level is high enough, you should have the ability to OSRS gold earn Masterwork standard armor.

Also, it would have the next"masterwork" seems, as illustrations: Bronze - A smoother and more modern appearance, in addition to observable bolts and nuts.

Steel - A smoother and more contemporary look, with platelegs that get thinner on their way down, a tight platebody, an old-fashioned thin helm, and protects with more rounded edges. Mithril - A smoother and much more contemporary appearance, with gems in the legs and skirts, streaks of white in the bodies, more primitive helms and straighter shields with a white cross rather than a brown one on the kiteshield, exactly the same form and size.

Adamantine - A smoother and more modern look, with a shinier tinge on everything and small spikes near the armpits and protect corners. Again, it's the helm that's thinner, using a grey crest rather than a blue one, along with a grey stripe rather than reddish on the medium. Rune - A smoother and more contemporary look, and emeralds glistening on the shoulders (platebody) and random areas among the mail (chainbody). The thighs are geometrically shaped, the helms are more pointed, and the shields are more curvy. These are just examples. What do you think about this? Any suggestions?

The pursuit seems somewhat rushed, and Old School RS Gold the way the NPCs talk doesn't seem like actual men and women. Also, I feel like the pursuit is a bit illogical. If you have to establish a town protector, why would you go to Sedridor? When I did not have a manual, I'd be hunting for hours, and likely end up, until one day I happened to speak with Sedridor and I noticed the option for the quest.