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The Barbarian Village is a small town west of Varrock, east of Falador, north of Draynor Manor, and south of Edgeville. Its central positioning makes it a somewhat well-traveled area, but many people go there to take advantage of the clay oven and spinner, the bar (which has free beer and cooked beef), the four coal rocks, and of course, training on the barbarians.

This area also contains a helmet shop, with a modest amount of helmets for sale. Members may find the northern area, which contains two unicorns, to be modestly useful in gathering unicorn horns for herblore. Also, in a member world, barbarians may drop level 1 treasure trails. Barbarians are level 7 and wield an iron battleaxe and throwing axes, while their female counterparts are level 8 and wield an iron spear. Talking to them yields little information, and they may be prone to attack.

Burthorpe lies north of the Hero's Guild and Taverley, in the members only territory. It is the starting point for the Death Plateau Quest and features a mighty castle, general store, inn, and many houses. Soldiers and those loyal to the principality of Burthorpe often train there, especially in times of war. There is a game room in the Prince's Castle where you can challenge other players to a series of games. Beyond Burthorpe is the Death Plateau, where monstrous trolls lurk and fire stones upon you if you come near their sight. Inside the bar/inn is the Rouge's Den, the best cooking spot available.

Holiday Items

On certain holidays, such as Christmas and Halloween, Jagex will arrange a "holiday drop" in which rare items are placed in the game for one day and one day only. (Two exceptions being the Christmas 2004 drop and the Easter 2005 drop which lasted two weeks and gave out non-tradable toys with no practical use.) For example, the now-legendary party hats ("P-Hats" or "phats") were only dropped on one day and can now be sold for millions. Prices can drop or spike sharply depending on the actions of the few unpredictable party hat owners.

(Note: Since then, holiday items are now no longer "dropped" in that they would appear in random locations on the ground. Currently, holiday items are now only available though special means that are present for a short period of time.)

Other tradable holiday drop items include Halloween 2001's pumpkins, Christmas 2001's Christmas crackers (which contained party hats), Easter 2002's Easter eggs, Halloween 2002's masks, and Christmas 2002's Santa hats. In 2003, drops became non-tradable, with Easter's bunny ears and Halloween's scythes. Christmas 2004's yo-yos and Easter 2005's rubber chickens (obtained from an Easter Bunny) were non-tradable as well.

The older items, especially the edible ones (pumpkins and Easter eggs) are excessively rare and can be sold for millions as well. Unfortunately, they would eventually disappear because they are only good for eating, and many owners accidentally eat their eggs and pumpkins. Similarly, items that are "recent drops", i.e., are newly introduced tend to start with a high price and drop off in price within a week or two.

During the Christmas season, Santa Hats are at their peak price, with some selling for over one million gold each. However, right after Christmas, when the demand goes down, "Santas" are at their lowest price, and continue to remain low for the rest of the year.

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