Changes: Half full wine jug

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Half full wine jug was removed from RuneScape after an update, but still exists in-game for those who had obtained it.

Half full wine jug

Detailed

Typical

Release

28 February 2001 (Update)

Reclaim

Sacrifice

Reclaimable

1

4

A half full wine jug was obtained by drinking once from a jug of wine. Later, via an update, it was changed so that a jug of wine was consumed in a single drink, making the half full wine jug the oldest discontinued item in RuneScape.

The rarity of this item comes from the fact that it became a discontinued item via a hidden update, and very few players possessed half full wine jugs at the time. Soon, their rarity was realised, and prices began to skyrocket. While the trade restrictions were present the Street value of this item was much lower than the trade price.

Trivia

Originally, in RuneScape Classic, a Half full wine jug spawned on the table in the Captured Temple. It was later replaced by the Wine of Zamorak.
Before the Bank Op and Equip Screen Update, players were advised to not carry these items as an item, as they will turn into an empty jug if accidentally drunk. Players would usually withdraw this item as a bank note in order to avoid accidentally drinking them.
One half-full wine jug heals 875 life points when consumed, as does a regular jug of wine.
This wine is the most expensive consumable item in the game, with the pumpkin and easter egg coming in second and third.

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-{{Rare item}}
+{{External|rsc|os}}
+{{Discontinued content}}
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+{{Item
-{{2007 article}}
-{{Infobox Item
 |name = Half full wine jug
 |image = [[File:Half full wine jug.png]]
-|release = [[4 January]] [[2001]]
+|release = [[28 February]] [[2001]]
-|update = Runescape beta is now online!
+|update = Yet another new quest, and new options menu
 |members = No
 |quest = No
 |tradeable = Yes
 |equipable = No
+|edible = Yes
 |stackable = No
-|high = 0
+|noteable = Yes
-|low = 0
+|disassembly = No
+|value = 1
 |destroy = Drop
+|kept = reclaimable
 |store = No
 |exchange = GEMW
-|examine = An optimist would say it is half full.
+|examine = An optimist would say it's half full.
-|weight = 0
+|weight = 1
+|id = 1989
 }}
 [[File:Half full wine jug detail.png|100px|left]]
-A '''Half full wine jug''' was obtained by drinking once from a [[jug of wine]]. Later, via [[Updates|update]], it was changed so that a jug of wine was consumed in a single drink, making the half full wine jug the oldest discontinued item in ''[[RuneScape]]''.
+A '''half full wine jug''' was obtained by drinking once from a [[jug of wine]]. Later, via an [[Updates|update]], it was changed so that a jug of wine was consumed in a single drink, making the half full wine jug the oldest discontinued item in ''[[RuneScape]]''.
+The rarity of this item comes from the fact that it became a [[Discontinued items and holiday drops|discontinued item]] via a hidden update, and very few players possessed half full wine jugs at the time. Soon, their rarity was realised, and prices began to skyrocket. While the trade restrictions were present the [[Street value]] of this item was much lower than the trade price.
-The rarity of this item comes from the fact that it became a [[Discontinued items and holiday drops|discontinued item]] via a hidden update, and very few players possessed half full wine jugs at the time. Soon, their rarity was realised, and prices began to skyrocket. The [[Street value]] of this item is significantly more than any other rare with the exception of the [[Christmas cracker]] and some of the more expensive [[Partyhat]]s.
-Half full wine jugs are among the most sought-after items in ''[[RuneScape]]'' due to their extreme rarity. They were one of the first items to fetch max cash on the Grand Exchange.
 ==Trivia==
 * Originally, in ''RuneScape Classic'', a Half full wine jug spawned on the table in the [[Captured Temple]]. It was later replaced by the [[Wine of Zamorak]].
-* Before the new Bank Op and Equip Screen Update, players were advised to '''not''' carry these items as an item, as they will turn into an empty [[jug]] if accidentally drunk. Players would usually withdraw this item as a [[bank]] [[note]] in order to avoid accidentally drinking them.
+* Before the [[Update:Bank Op and Equip Screen Update (BOAESU)|Bank Op and Equip Screen Update]], players were advised to '''not''' carry these items as an item, as they will turn into an empty [[jug]] if accidentally drunk. Players would usually withdraw this item as a [[bank]] [[note]] in order to avoid accidentally drinking them.
-* One half-full wine jug heals 700 [[life points]] when consumed, as does a regular jug of wine.
+* One half-full wine jug heals 875 [[life points]] when consumed, as does a regular jug of wine.
-* This wine is technically the most expensive consumable item in the game.{{Tradeable Rares}} {{Ale}}
+* This wine is the most expensive consumable item in the game, with the [[pumpkin]] and [[easter egg]] coming in second and third.
+{{Jugs}}
+{{Tradeable Rares}}
+{{Ale}}
 [[fi:Half full wine jug]]

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