Throne of Miscellania Quest Guide
OSRS Throne of Miscellania walkthrough, requirements and rewards
Updated September 2026
Throne of Miscellania is an Experienced medium quest that rewards Management of Miscellania and 10,000 coins (inside the Miscellania coffers). It requires completion of Heroes' Quest and The Fremennik Trials.
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Overview
| Difficulty | Experienced |
| Length | Medium |
| Quest points | 1 |
| Series | Miscellania |
| Start point | Talk to King Vargas in the Miscellania Castle. |
Requirements
Quest Requirements
Items Needed
- Iron bar
- Any common, non-silver ring (such as a gold ring) that you're willing to lose (not onyx/dragonstone/explorer/beacon/'perfect' ring/nature/pineapple/Charos/fremennik/ancient/key)
- At least one of the following to gain favour during the quest
- to buy flowers from Flower Girl (fastest method, but click intensive)
- An axe and 45 Woodcutting to cut maple trees (slower, but more AFK than buying flowers manually, since one click yields multiple logs and therefore multiple instances of favour)
- A rake and 10 Farming to rake flax
- A pickaxe and 35 Mining to mine coal
- A harpoon or lobster pot and 35 Fishing to fish tuna, lobsters or swordfish
- Logs (obtainable during the quest if you bring an axe)
Recommended
- Flowers you are willing to lose (can be bought from Flower Girl in Miscellania for 15 coins, or you can plant and pick mithril seeds; trollweiss or any of the Farming flowers will not work.)
- If seeking the Prince's trust: a cake (chocolate cakes work too)
- If seeking the Princess's trust: a shortbow or longbow (no magic shortbow (i), Seercull, composite, ogre, or training bows) you are willing to lose
- Weight-reducing clothing
- Stamina or energy potions
- Dramen/Lunar staff for fairy rings
Walkthrough
Video walkthrough by Slayermusiq1.
Rewards
- Management of Miscellania
- 10,000 coins (inside the Miscellania coffers)
- The ability to teleport to Miscellania using a ring of wealth
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Throne of Miscellania FAQ
01What are the requirements for Throne of Miscellania?
Completion of Heroes' Quest, The Fremennik Trials.
02What items do I need for Throne of Miscellania?
Iron bar, Any common, non-silver ring (such as a gold ring) that you're willing to lose (not onyx/dragonstone/explorer/beacon/'perfect' ring/nature/pineapple/Charos/fremennik/ancient/key), At least one of the following to gain favour during the quest, to buy flowers from Flower Girl (fastest method, but click intensive), An axe and 45 Woodcutting to cut maple trees (slower, but more AFK than buying flowers manually, since one click yields multiple logs and therefore multiple instances of favour), A rake and 10 Farming to rake flax, A pickaxe and 35 Mining to mine coal, A harpoon or lobster pot and 35 Fishing to fish tuna, lobsters or swordfish, Logs (obtainable during the quest if you bring an axe).
03What are the rewards for Throne of Miscellania?
Management of Miscellania; 10,000 coins (inside the Miscellania coffers); The ability to teleport to Miscellania using a ring of wealth.
04How long does Throne of Miscellania take?
Throne of Miscellania is rated Experienced difficulty and medium in length.
05How do I get 75% support in Throne of Miscellania?
You must reach 75% approval, starting at 25% and gaining 0.33% per action (about 152 actions), by buying flowers from the Flower Girl, cutting maple trees, raking flax, mining coal or fishing tuna, lobsters or swordfish.
06How do I check my Miscellania approval rating?
Speak to Advisor Ghrim; you cannot check your progress with the local labourers until the quest is finished.
07What should ironmen know before Throne of Miscellania?
You need an iron bar and a common non-silver ring you are willing to lose; after the quest, Managing Miscellania supplies herbs, seeds, logs and fish daily from the coffers.
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Sources & methodology
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