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Potions
These potions can be used to increase your maximum hitpoints and cure poison and disease.
Guthix's Rest: Cures some poison, restores Run Energy & boosts Hits by 5 if you have full health. Requires level 18 Herblore and you must have talked to Sanfew during the One Small Favour quest to be able to make this.
Saradomin's Brew: Increases your Defense by 20% and Hitpoints by 15%, but lowers your Strength, Magic, and Ranged by 10%.
Sanfew Serum: When drunk, will give the effects of a Super Restore and an Anti-poison potion and will also cure disease. It can be used as a weapon against Nail Beasts.
Relicym's Balm: Cures disease and can be used as a weapon against the orange Broodo Victims (level-60).
Spells
The following spells are Lunar Spells and require the Lunar Magicks spellbook along with completion of the Lunar Diplomacy quest.
Cure Other: Cures another player of poison. Requires level 68 Magic.
Cure Me: Cures yourself of poison. Requires level 71 Magic.
Cure Group: Cures a group of people of poison. Requires level 74 Magic.
Heal Other: Lets you heal another player. Requires level 92 Magic.
Heal Group: Lets you heal a group of people. Requires level 95 Magic.
Dream Spell: Triples your Hitpoint recovery rate. It must be cast when not in combat. If you are disturbed when casting, you will stop dreaming and will have to recast the spell. Requires level 79 Magic.
Dying
Dying in RuneScape can happen to anyone. It could happen to a new player, or an experienced player. It means possibly losing items and you have to respawn. Dying happens when you hitpoints reach 0. Your character throws their hands up and falls to the ground and then you respawn at your respawn point. The defaults respawn point for both free-to-play and members are Lumbridge Castle, but members have the option of changing their respawn point to either Falador or Camelot once they have completed certain quests. Complete Recruitment Drive to change your respawn point to Falador or complete the Knight Waves Training Ground mini-game after the King's Ransom quest to change your respawn point to Camelot.
When you die, you lose all of your items, except for your three most valuable ones. The item's value is determined by both the Grand Exchange and the General Store/Low Alchemy price: the higher of the two values is the one that the item's value is based on. You may use the Protect Items prayer if you have level 25 Prayer. This will let you keep an extra if you die, but you must activate it before your hitpoints level reaches 0 for it to have an effect. If you become 'skulled', you will lose every item you have.
Becoming 'skulled' can only happen in two situations: entering the Abyss, or while playing the mini-game Bounty Hunter. You may prevent yourself from becoming 'skulled' by wearing an Abyssal Bracelet (enchanted diamond bracelet) when entering the Abyss. If you choose to play Bounty Hunter and become skulled, nothing can remove it except death or leaving the Bounty Hunter arena. You may use the 'Protect Item' prayer to keep your most valuable item if you are skulled. There are some times in Bounty Hunter that this prayer will not work though.
Hit Splats
Called 'hit splats' in the skill menu, splats are the different colored splotches that appear on your character during and after combat. There are four different kinds, two of which are members only.
Blue Splats
These hit splats are the only ones you want to appear on your character. It simply means that your opponent has not dealt any damage to you.
Red Splats
The number that appears on this hit splat refers to the number of hitpoints lost during the last strike.
Green Splats
Green hit splats stand for any poison damage. Drink an anti-poison potion or use the 'Cure Me' spell to cure yourself.
Gold Splats
The last hit splat, gold, stands for disease. This splat doesn't affect your hitpoints at all, but will effect a random stat. drink a Relicym's Balm to cure yourself.
