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There'll be four portals, each portal constructed to teleport different level thieves (gamers ) for example: if you're at level 50 thieving, you would enter the next portal that's constructed for medium level thieves. And if you're in level 90 thieving, you'd enter the fourth portal.
These portals would seem like routine house portals, except they would be a little larger, and they're pitch black. Because this is a thieving mini-game you may, of course, be playing to steal items from other players. So you may wonder"where do these items come out?"
Well, on the other side of the main building, there will be a giant torso that functions as an way for any player in the game to deposit any item or a number of items that they want to donate to the match. Now you may be wondering"Well how does it work?"
As an example: let's say a wealthy player deposited a dragon chain body into this chest. After he deposits it, it'll be tele ported to a random players inventory. BUT since a dragon Chain boy is an item of great price, it will be tele ported to a random layers inventory, yet this participant must be in the second to highest level thieving area so it's more difficult to steal this thing from him.
Today you may be thinking"well, if that player only randomly receives the dragon chain body, why doesn't he just tele port out of the game and he will have a free dragon chain?" Well, the game is designed so that it will register any thing that any participant acquires in the chest, will automatically be removed from his inventory if he renders the thieving location. What's"in it for him" is that whoever is attempting to sneak the dragon string body from him, fails to steal it more than twice, the dragon chain can't be stolen from him and it's now his to maintain. Now you may be wondering why"Well if they DO get it out of him does he walk out empty handed?"
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