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The '''Disk of returning''' was used to let players exit [[the Black Hole]] in ''[[RuneScape Classic]]''. At the time a [[non-player character]] called [[Thordur]] sold them for 10 [[coins]], while now they sell for an astounding {{GEprice|Disk of returning}} [[coins]]. This item is the oldest [[rare]] or [[discontinued]] item in the game beating out the pumpkin as this disk was created back in July 2001.
 
The '''Disk of returning''' was used to let players exit [[the Black Hole]] in ''[[RuneScape Classic]]''. At the time a [[non-player character]] called [[Thordur]] sold them for 10 [[coins]], while now they sell for an astounding {{GEprice|Disk of returning}} [[coins]]. This item is the oldest [[rare]] or [[discontinued]] item in the game beating out the pumpkin as this disk was created back in July 2001.
   
People that were banned were put into a hole and trapped there until their ban was over. A lot of people got themselves [[banned]] just to see the hole, so [[Jagex]] made a mock hole and created a disk to let players out once they went in. These items are high in numbers but only a few people have them. These disks cannot teleport players in or out of the Black Hole as the Black Hole no longer exists.
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People that were banned were put into a hole and trapped there until their ban was over. A lot of people got themselves [[banned]] just to see the hole, so [[Jagex]] made a mock hole and created a disk to let players out once they went in. These items are high in numbers but only a few people have them. These disks cannot teleport players in or out of the Black Hole '''as the Black Hole no longer exists.'''
   
 
It was removed because a lot of banned people convinced some people who were visiting the black hole to drop their disks, because something "cool" would happen. This was a [[Cheats and scams|scam]] that would trap those players in the black hole and trap the victim, forcing Jagex to assist the player out. Throw-away accounts were also made by banned people, with the sole purpose of buying a disk of returning, drop trading it to the banned person, and then allowing them to escape. This ended with [[Jagex]] having to rescue the lot of people who fell for this scam, and so [[Jagex]] removed [[The Black Hole]] along with the disk shop.
 
It was removed because a lot of banned people convinced some people who were visiting the black hole to drop their disks, because something "cool" would happen. This was a [[Cheats and scams|scam]] that would trap those players in the black hole and trap the victim, forcing Jagex to assist the player out. Throw-away accounts were also made by banned people, with the sole purpose of buying a disk of returning, drop trading it to the banned person, and then allowing them to escape. This ended with [[Jagex]] having to rescue the lot of people who fell for this scam, and so [[Jagex]] removed [[The Black Hole]] along with the disk shop.

Revision as of 02:15, 6 January 2010

Disk of returning detail

The Disk of returning was used to let players exit the Black Hole in RuneScape Classic. At the time a non-player character called Thordur sold them for 10 coins, while now they sell for an astounding 915,870,738 coins. This item is the oldest rare or discontinued item in the game beating out the pumpkin as this disk was created back in July 2001.

People that were banned were put into a hole and trapped there until their ban was over. A lot of people got themselves banned just to see the hole, so Jagex made a mock hole and created a disk to let players out once they went in. These items are high in numbers but only a few people have them. These disks cannot teleport players in or out of the Black Hole as the Black Hole no longer exists.

It was removed because a lot of banned people convinced some people who were visiting the black hole to drop their disks, because something "cool" would happen. This was a scam that would trap those players in the black hole and trap the victim, forcing Jagex to assist the player out. Throw-away accounts were also made by banned people, with the sole purpose of buying a disk of returning, drop trading it to the banned person, and then allowing them to escape. This ended with Jagex having to rescue the lot of people who fell for this scam, and so Jagex removed The Black Hole along with the disk shop.

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