It starts with RuneScape gold a simple request: grab some logs. But to get those logs, you need to do something else. And to do that thing, you need to complete another task... and another... and another.

One Small Favour is OSRS's most infamous errand chain, dragging players across the map in a hilarious escalation of petty favors. By the end, you're deep into side quests involving trolls, gangs, and golems, wondering how this all spiraled from one man's innocent request.

It's maddening, absurd, and oddly endearing. It also perfectly captures Jagex's signature humor. Just pray they never make Another Small Favour. (Spoiler: they did.)

Underground Pass

A Dungeon You May Never Escape

The Underground Pass is one of the longest, darkest, and most punishing quests in OSRS. It serves as the gateway to the elven lands of Tirannwn—but crossing it is no simple feat.

The dungeon is full of trap-filled corridors, cursed creatures, and a series of agility obstacles with infuriatingly low success rates. Forgot to bring something vital? Backtrack. Fail a jump? Back to square one.

It's frustrating by design, and that's what makes it immersive. The claustrophobia, the dread, and the sheer length all work together to buy OSRS GP make you feel like a prisoner clawing toward freedom. When you finally emerge on the other side, it's one of OSRS's most satisfying moments.