My proselyte armor looks impressive. But, I think it's time to grant the Temple Knight rank. My suggestion is for that you complete an adventure and miniquest in any order OSRS Accounts. The miniquest will be covered in this thread first. The quest will be explained in the future. For the miniquest, you need to take on 3 missions using the Temple Knights. You'll receive small cash and exp awards for all five available.
The mission 1 is to find the assassin. You'll be taken to Burthorpe to search for the suspected killer of Prince Anlaf. There's more at stake than just one life. This is at the core of a battle between the White Knights and the Imperial Guard. You'll require the silver bar along with a hammer and some other ranging equipment for this task. Start by speaking to the servant of Prince Anlaf who will advise that if you intend to meet with the prince you should go to dinner. It is recommended to try his food and ensure that it's not poisoned.
Instead of risking your life, look for a chemistry textbook in the nearby. You will find that silver dullens when it is in contact with common poison. Make your silver bar into an iron rod. Test everything at dinner. It should appear clear. Your rod will become black when dessert is served. This is a sign that the food has been poisoned. Speak to the chef, and he'll admit to any wrongdoing. Use your Commorb on him, and you'll learn that he doesn't even know how to cook the apple pie served to the prince.
Ask him where he purchased it and he'll inform you about a man who travelled with the cooks guild who was a guest in the local bar. The man was a shrewd person and preferred wine over beer. Ask for a temporary job in the bar. Utilize your Commorb to purchase wine from a customer. Then, you'll find a man who has illegal magical gear on him. He'll wander into the garden and then jump over the fence. Shoot him with your ranging gear, magic doesn't affect the target Buy OSRS Fire Cape. If he's almost dead and shot, he'll be killed with an arrow which wasn't yours. Mission accomplished, though it was a mystery.
