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Yeah, you didn't read wrong, It's one more idea about mounts. I know this has already become a joke and a meme... but I like the idea... yes really, no kidding. Still it is something that I would like to see in the game, depending how it was introduced.
Here are some ideas (please don't hate me).

Beginning with the horses, yes one of the most mystic and mysterious creatures of the Runescape (its existence has not yet been proven), don't confuse with hornless unicorns. Maybe King Arthur or some of the Knights of the Round, know something about horses, or about mount since they probably practiced Jousting, before they came to Guilenor. Another one that could help a lot would be Hannibus the Dragon Rider, yes he would be practically the master of riding skill. If mount were to be introduced in the game in the form of a skill. He would have been perfect to teach this ability. Gnomes also have a lot to teach, since they are experts in riding giant turtles and terror birds, even the Scabarites are more advanced than humans on this subject.

The purpose of this idea is not to try to replace teleports. Even if the world were expanded, it would only take more time to go from place to place. Teleports would still be the best option. So trying to heighten the size of the world (just to justify mounts) would be unnecessary.

"Will Jagex ever release mounts?
R: No. There are so many issues with mounts. If you can help solve the two biggest problems with mounts then we will. (i) The game has been designed for 1x1 characters which includes doors and agility courses; (ii) Run speed is the fastest the player character can go. What would a mount do, go at run speed? Or teleport a few squares. That's pretty much the only two options you've got. A lot of people also want to fly which has its own problems."

My opinion: In fact it really seems difficult for mounts to be launched even in the long time. But it's still one of the ideas I'm not really willing to give up. So I want to keep it there, maybe improve it and even keep you up to date on whatever position Jagex might take on it.

For now contain yourself with this list of iconic runescape creatures that I have selected for possible mounts:
Horses, hornless unicorns, unicorns, pegasus, yaks, mammoths, bears, wolfs, lions, tigers, sphinxes, griffins, dragons, dinosaurs, gurhs, tortoises, terror birds, magic carpets, camels, locusts, scorpions, spiders, some machines, mobile goblin throne, dark beasts, corporeal beast and maybe even a jad too.

This is one of the classic ideas suggested by the runescape community. In my opinion, the skill to make your own musical instruments and play music with them, is without a doubt the most attractive and original skill possible that still don't have at runescape yet.


There are several different things that can be do with the music skill like, story teller, calm down and lure monsters, give support during combat, join a musical band and liven up parties.


Treated like as skill tool. The instruments would be made through the crafting skill, and some may be monsters drop. There would also be large instruments such as the ithell harmonium harps around Gielinor.


The runescape is full of bars (pubs) that are no longer useful. They would be the perfect places to start training. Technically you could play music anywhere in the game but only in some places the exp rates would be high.

Today I bring to you a slightly different idea. Imagine walking through the wilderness and suddenly you are defeated and ''killed'', but instead of losing all your items and teleporting back to Edgeville, you are captured and taken to the force for a dungeon inside an unbreakable fortress.

There you can't teleport to leave. The only way to get free would be by using your

Thieving

skills. This is a rather hardcore idea where in case you fail, you would be stuck until you can get escape on your own or with help by other player.
_But why would I want to get stuck?
_Exactly you doesn't want to have to go through it.
_But then what is the purpose of this idea?

It was to pass the emotion of danger like to the Hardcore Ironman account. May seem a strange idea at first time, but it still makes more sense than simply dying and respawn elsewhere.

Quest:
First meet the protagonist.

Pana: She is the sister of the fairy Aeryka (real character in game). Pana acts and thinks like as an impling and has much fear to get stuck inside an impling jar. Looking for freedom and recognition from other fairies.

The story.
It all beginning in zanaris where Aeryka is worried about Pana, because she spends much time in puro-puro alongside the implings. Fearing that this cause problems for the Fairy Queen, she asks the help to the player.

Arriving in puro puro we met with Pan'na, that has the same habits that the implings. We discover that her great dream is to go out by the world collecting treasures. After that, the player decided to help her on her journey.

Passing through Thieves' Guild, Heist, Pyramid Plunder, until finally arriving at its final objective that is to steal the loot of a great Boss of the Runescape maybe Telos, maybe Vorago who know? . For this you will have to distract the boss while Pana steals his pentances.

Pana was always very curious and easily impressed with everything around her. When the portal to Pure Puro first appeared in Zanaris, she couldn't stand the curiosity and entered inside. Hidden, because she was already forbidden to play with the fairy ring because of an accident that almost destroyed the rings and she didn't want to get another scold because of it.

She liked to observe the implings that gathered strange objects that she had never seen before. Although she didn't understood why they did it. She started to imitate them and for her it was like a game. She spent so much time with them that little by little she began to adopt the habits and behaviors of the implings.

When she met The Player, she learned from him that it was from Gielinor that the strange objects that the implings were carrying were coming. Pana didn't know the world outside Zanaris and Pure-Pure before that. So she was impressed and decided that would go there to find the most valuable objects in the world.

The player can't convince her to give up, Pana is naive and has no idea that stealing is wrong. Thinking about it, The Player make a plan to try to convince her to give up that idea of stealing things.

So you suggested that she go to these places: (Thieves' Guild, Heist, Pyramid Plunder) so she can learn advanced thieving techniques. But you really want her to see how thieving life is hard and then make her give up on this idea. But it's The Player who unwittingly induces Pana into the world of crime.

In the meantime Pana through other fairies heard rumors of a monster named Solak, but without listening to the whole story, she interpreted that he is actually a guardian of some extremely rare treasure. Without caring about to the danger she goes towards the lost grove. When The Player know aware of the situation he will try to rescue her and keep things under control.

In thispost I will leave attached any extra information that may be useful in the future.


Sorceress's Garden wasn't quoted but would also be a great place to go during this quest. Other locations such as Polypore Dungeon would also be well-suited for the plot even though there is nothing directly related to thieving.


To bring Pana from Puro-Puro to Guilenor through the Fairy ring into Zanaris you would probably have to persuade her to enter into an impling jar, so you can go unnoticed. But the normal impling jar is very small for this, you would need

a special impling jar fairy size

made with a potion flask and imp repellent.


* The true ending was left open, to keep the story interesting. But I've separated some different outcomes here, be careful with the spoilers.