Members may build a marble staircase in certain rooms of their houses.
Staircases are found in buildings or houses with two or more storeys. They may also be found leading downwards into dungeons. A staircase may simply be a row of steps, or it may be in the more ornate form of a spiral staircase. All staircases are climbed at the same speed (as they have no animation for climbing them) so the size differences are purely aesthetic.
When a player right-clicks a staircase they will be given three options: 'Climb', 'Climb-Up' and 'Climb-Down.' If a player chooses the climb-up or climb-down option there character will do just that, either progressing to the next floor or digressing to the floor below. If a player selects the 'Climb' option, or merely left-clicks the staircase, a message will appear. The message will ask the player to choose whether they wish to climb up or down the staircase. In the Columbarium, instead of saying "You walk up/down the stairs", it says "You tramp up/down the stairs."
New players may find that the first staircases they use are those in Lumbridge Castle, in the north-west and south-west corners. They are used to access the upper storeys of the castle, including the bank there. In Tutorial Island, when it returned after the new Lumbridge Tutorial was removed, most stairs could not be used, along with many other changes.
Staircases bring characters up or down a level. Most of the time, you can see all or most levels using a Graphic Setting.
Staircases in player-owned houses
Players may only build a staircase in certain rooms of their houses, namely the Quest Hall, the Skill Hall, and the Dungeon. The staircase in the Quest Hall or Skill Hall may be any of the following:
The staircase in a Dungeon must be below a dungeon entrance in a garden or formal garden above it.
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