In the realm of folklore and mythology, witches have long captivated the human imagination. From ancient pagan traditions to modern interpretations in literature and film, witches have been portrayed as powerful and mysterious figures with untapped magical abilities. However, their portrayal and perception have varied across different cultures and historical periods. In European folklore, witches were often believed to be agents of evil and were associated with dark arts and sorcery. They were thought to possess the ability to summon demonic forces, cast spells, and perform various acts of malevolence. The concept of witches gained significant traction during the infamous witch trials of the 16th and 17th centuries, where thousands of men and women were accused of witchcraft and subsequently executed.

How to unlock ali morrisane rune shop

Description: Ali Morrisane is looking to expand his business and increase his stock to include a selection of runes, new clothes and blackjacks. You have to help him by traveling to three different people around RuneScape and persuading them to let Ali buy some of there stock, to sell from his location.

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Description: This part of the game takes place from Ali's stall in the Al Kharid desert, to Aubury's Magic shop in Varrock.

Requirements:
Must have completed the Rune Mysteries Quest

Items Needed: None, but teleport runes to Varrock and Ring of Dueling or Amulet of Glory are recommended.

Reward: Ability to solve Sudoku puzzles to purchase runes from Ali Morrisane's caskets at a discount.

Start Point: Al Kharid, a little south of the Dueling Arena.

To Start: Speak to Ali Morrisane.

He will ask you to speak with Aubury in Varrock about a runes business deal. Head to Varrock's rune shop and talk to Aubury. He will agree to Ali Morrisane's business proposition.

Part 2 - Blackjacks

Description: This part of the game takes place from Ali's stall in the Al Kharid desert and to the Blackjack seller in Pollinivneach.

Items Needed: Some Shantay Passes, about 2000 coins will do (for flying transportation and paying urchin), Ring of Dueling or Amulet of glory (Recommended).

Requirements:
Must have completed The Feud Quest

Reward: The ability to purchase a new range of blackjacks from Ali Morrisane, as well as 100gp for travel on Flying Carpets instead of 200gp.

Start Point: Al Kharid, a little south of the Dueling Arena.

To Start: Speak to Ali Morrisane.

Ali wants to get into the Blackjack business. He will mention someone in Pollnivneach and want you to go there.

Talk to him. Ask him about agreeing to being business partners with Ali. He'll agree. Go back to Ali and talk to him. Nice work, Ali now sells some blackjacks.

The Urchin will steal a blackjack and then the Seller will get angry and whack the Urchin. But the Urchin is still fine. You suggest that you need to make a product with better defense properties. He agrees and will supply Ali. You now have (d) blackjacks.

Talk to him. Ask him about agreeing to being business partners with Ali. He'll agree. Go back to Ali and talk to him. Nice work, Ali now sells some blackjacks.

This is the shop stock for the Blackjacks:

Part 3 - Clothing

Description: This part of the game takes place from Ali's stall in the Al Kharid desert and to Siamun's Clothes Shop in Sophanem.

Items Needed: 3 Dyes of the same color (Recommended) OR 3 Cowhides OR 3 Snake Skins OR 3 Wolf Fur OR 3 Sheep Shearings (wool), Some Shantay Passes, about 2000 coins will do (for flying transportation), Ring of Dueling or Amulet of Glory (Recommended).

Requirements:
Must have completed the Icthlarin's Little Helper Quest

Reward: The ability to purchase a new range of clothing from Ali Morrisane, as well as 100gp for travel on Flying Carpets instead of 200gp.

Start Point: Al Kharid, a little south of the Dueling Arena.

To Start: Speak to Ali Morrisane.

Talk to Ali Morrisane, he will ask you to travel to Sophanem and talk to Siamun, travel to Sophanem via Flying Carpets(quickest way) and talk to Siamun who is located with the spinning wheel on the north east side of the city.

Note: By doing steps 5 and 6, you don't get the first shop, you get the second shop, you can repeat steps 5 and 6 as many times as you want to change between the 2 clothes shops.

This is the shop stock for the Clothes:

The clothes are the same as the ones worn by the two gangs in Pollnivneach. They cost the exact same price and give off a new type of world fashion! The second set is a weird new desert travel gear.

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How to unlock ali morrisane rune shop

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For those that do not know, Ali Morrisane is an NPC trader in the north of Al Kharid.

He offers several services, including selling blackjacks, selling clothes, selling general stock, as well as having a selection of runes on offer both in the form of a shop and a Runedoku (Sudoku with runes) game.

However, there a few issues I have with Ali Morrisane.

The Problems

1. As it stands, to access each of these features, you need to go through dialogue. This is not to the same feel as the rest of the game.

2. The Runedoku game is fairly unrewarding. It's a nice little D&D, but given it's only available once a day means the payout is minimal.

3. The Runedoku game is built on antiquated code and misclicks will make you leave the game and you lose all progress. Even if you click on the area between the tiles, the window will close even though the click was within the window boundaries.

1. Add right-click features to Ali Morrisane that takes you directly to the store. This store should have all of his wares in one shop. Another right-click feature should take you to the Runedoku game.

2. Increase the rune rewards available from the game. Perhaps add a system that allows players to unlock higher tiers of rewards with more Runedokus completed. As this is a puzzle based D&D, I don't think it would be fair adding this to any completionist requirements however.

3. Improve the UI (or just rebuild the game from scratch). As Sudoku is very popular, and increasingly so since the lockdown (shout out to Cracking the Cryptic for helping the popularisation), I feel like this would be time well spent. It also feels like a fairly simple rework, so perhaps this could be a side-project for a Jmod with vested interest in the matter.

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