You have to be a member and have started the quest where you find the goblin tribe. On the other side is a maze in which to get to this tribe where you can mine silver&iron. After another quest in the series you can access the underground city.
The lumbridge castle cellar is located directly below the lumbridge castle kitchen. you can get there by entering the trapdoor that is very visible on the kitchen tile. The cellar is a very insignifigant room that has cabbage, rats and spiders. for more info and help, my runescape username is ameliame
you can get a free knife under lumbridge castle in the cellar were you start the quest cooks assistant.
You need to complete the first part at least on the quest "Recipe for Disaster".
East pub in Keldagrim and in the cellar of the Port Phasmatys.
Varrocks East bank, somewhere very close to there is a fountain. I just go from ge to fountain near castle Update by Keesjo219 : I always use falador little bank then te little water pump, that's fastest READ THIS ONE FIRST: CLOSEST AND UPDATED Update by Kentis99, 20th August 2009: One very little known about water source which is actually the CLOSEST most CONVENIENT and FASTEST place to bank/watersource is Neitiznot. The water geyser combined with the one-click bank chests really is the best place to be. The Lumbridge cellar chest bank in like 7 steps away from the sink and its 1 click 53worrn
The lumbridge castle cellar is located directly below the lumbridge castle kitchen. you can get there by entering the trapdoor that is very visible on the kitchen tile. The cellar is a very insignifigant room that has cabbage, rats and spiders. for more info and help, my runescape username is ameliame
you can get a free knife under lumbridge castle in the cellar were you start the quest cooks assistant.
You need to complete the first part at least on the quest "Recipe for Disaster".
There isn't a key for it unfortunately.
East pub in Keldagrim and in the cellar of the Port Phasmatys.
look through sir vants bag. Youll find it :)
How to Build a Wine CellarsLarger homes are not complete without a wine cellar. With the proper tools, you can build a wine cellar yourself that can house the delectable wines that you have for guests and family. You want to find a god location to build your wine cellar before you begin any plans. Some people choose to build their wine cellars underground due to the natural cooling affect. Others choose to build a small wine cellar in the home so they have easy access to the wines when they need them. When you have found the perfect location for your cellar, begin clearing the space. Remove everything from the floors and walls. You will build your shelves on the walls to house the wine. Now you are ready to complete the cellar.If you are building your cellar underground, you might have to wait until the weather is warm and dry. Decide whether you want to use wine racks or shelves to hold your wine. You can purchase racks from retail stores that hold up to about 20 bottles. If you have a large amount of wine to store, you might want to build the shelves and racks yourself. Measure the spaces and purchase the wood. Begin at the base of the floor and build up toward the ceiling with the shelves.
In Draynor Village, go to the place directly across from the place with the green symbol. there will be two tables, one with cheese the other has a tomato.
The stone walls whispering secrets of its ancient past. The trickling of water dripping in the cellar. The conversation of past rulers.
The king's men found a hidden tunnel in the cellar that led to a secret chamber where they discovered treasure and ancient artifacts. The discovery sparked curiosity and excitement among the king's men as they unraveled the mysteries hidden beneath the castle.
2nd :- The Great Hall Dinning Hall Ground :- Guard Room Chapel Underground :- Dungeon Storeroom Cellar More Dungeons Somewhere in the castle :- Spiral Staircase Small, long windows
The EuroCave Comfort 266 Wine Cellars are optimized to maintain a temperature of 55-57 degrees Fahrenheit. The shelves on the wine cellar are easily adjustable for optimum storage.