All Fired Up (minigame)
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All Fired Up (sometimes simply called the Beacon Network) is a minigame released on 26 August 2008. The goal of the activity is to light a series of beacons, a concept initiated by King Roald III to make use of fires as a warning signal in the event of an emergency.
In total, there are 14 beacons in the beacon network, with each beacon requiring 20 un-noted logs of your choice to light. To complete this minigame, players must have level 92 Firemaking (or 90 with the god banner boost), along with several other requirements and completion of certain quests to be able to access all 14 beacons.
See the summarised walkthrough for a brief and simple guide for the minigame or the thorough walkthrough for a comprehensive, step-by-step guide suitable for those aiming for the Inferno adze reward.
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Levels and quests[edit | edit source]
The following requirements are needed to light all 14 beacons in the minigame; players looking for alternative methods for training Firemaking should not be intimidated with all of these requirements. See the "Network information" section below for the individual requirements for each beacon.
Note that players must reach the skill requirements themselves, as player assisting will not allow players to access these beacons. Boosts, however, could be used to light beacons.
Required[edit | edit source]
- Completed All Fired Up
- Completed Land of the Goblins to light the beacon in Goblin Village
- Started Troll Stronghold
- Climbing boots or Rock climbing boots (if not using Trollheim teleport)
- Level 42 Construction
- Level 56 Smithing
- Level 70 Smithing or 59 Construction
- Level 60 Crafting
- Level 64 Agility [B]
- Level 31 Prayer
- Level 60 Strength [B]
- To claim and use the rewards:
- Level 62 Firemaking for the first reward - a Ring of fire
- Level 79 Firemaking for the second reward - a pair of Flame gloves
- Level 92 Firemaking for the final reward - an Inferno adze
Helpful[edit | edit source]
- For beacon keepers to watch after the beacons:
- Completed Garden of Tranquility for access to white tree fruits
- Completed Heroes' Quest for lava eels
- Completed Icthlarin's Little Helper for the Catspeak amulet
- Level 81 Summoning is also useful for communicating with Nanuq (near the God Wars Dungeon beacon)
- For run energy:
- Level 52 Summoning and a Spirit terrorbird
- An Explorer's ring (any level)
- Completed As a First Resort for access to the salt-water spring spa
- Mint cakes to restore your run energy to 100%
- If on the Normal spellbook:
- Completed Eadgar's Ruse for access to Trollheim teleport
- Completed The Mighty Fall for access to God Wars Dungeon Teleport
- If on the Ancient Magicks spellbook:
- Completed Desert Treasure
- Level 78 Magic for Dareeyak Teleport, for two of the beacons in Deep Wilderness
- Level 96 Magic for Ghorrock Teleport, for the final beacon
- Level 96 Magic for Spellbook swap
- If on the Lunar spellbook
- Completed Dream Mentor
- Level 89 Magic for the Ice Plateau Teleport, for the final beacon
- Level 96 Magic for Spellbook swap
- To use log storage boxes:
- Completed the Varrock Elite Tasks
- Wicked Hood with access to Mind Altar, for the beacon South-east of the Black Knights' Fortress
Items[edit | edit source]
- The list does not include the logs used to fuel the beacons.
Required[edit | edit source]
These items are only needed to repair a few beacons once.
- 2 (or 4) iron bars [1]
- 3 jute fibres
- 2 (or 4) planks (any type) [1]
- 4 (or 8) nails [1]
Recommended[edit | edit source]
Except for the catspeak amulet, these items are given away to respective beacon keepers, in exchange for their services that include tending the beacon for you and providing you with information. The catspeak amulet is required each time the player wishes to speak with the cat at the Burthorpe beacon.
- White tree fruit
- Davy kebbit hat
- Catspeak amulet
- Cooked/raw lava eel
Helpful[edit | edit source]
- Teleportation items:
- Games necklace or Combat bracelet (Burthorpe)
- Bandosian token (to teleport to the beacon near Goblin Village and west of Edgeville)
- Amulet of glory (Edgeville)
- Goblin village sphere (for teleport to the eighth beacon)
- Wicked hood (for teleports to the mind and earth altars)
- Several cosmic, astral and water runes (if on the lunar spellbook)
- Super restore potion
- Beast of Burden, at least 12 items or better, to save banking trips (Spirit Terrorbird works)
- Spirit terrorbird pouch, with several Tireless Run scrolls
- The explorer's ring 1-3 (for run charges)
- For weight reduction:
Gameplay[edit | edit source]
To start the minigame, you must have completed the All Fired Up quest; one of the rewards from the quest is access to the beacon network.
The objective of the activity is to keep as many beacons lit at the same time as possible. There are a total of 14 beacons in the beacon network which are indicated on the world map and minimap by the Fired Up Beacon icon (
).
On the basis of the number of beacons kept lit at the same time, the rewards are broken into three groups: 6 beacons, 10 beacons, and all 14 beacons. Players can obtain all three rewards in a single trip, provided they have 92 Firemaking. To get the rewards, players will have to speak with King Roald III in Varrock.
Strategy[edit | edit source]
Before making an attempt to the activity, the following must be done to eliminate waste of time:
- All the beacons should be filled with logs (they will not disappear),
- The necessary repairs must be performed and,
- The keepers must be aided.
See "Network information" for beacon and keeper requirements.
Lighting the beacons[edit | edit source]
To light a beacon, the brazier must first be filled with 20 (unnoted) logs of the same type - any type, except for protean logs, may be used, but the better the logs, the longer the beacon will stay alight. Acadia logs may currently be added to the beacon and lit, but will only stay lit for 20 seconds.
It may be useful for players to use maple or willow logs for most beacons if they want to save expenses or effort to gather the required logs, especially if they are using the network to gain experience rather than trying to earn the rewards.
Once a beacon is lit, the player may provide the beacon keepers with an additional 5 logs to watch the beacon on the player's behalf. In addition, a player may add the 5 logs to the weakened beacon themselves to restore a beacon to its full strength. Providing extra logs to the beacon keepers does not give any additional experience, but it does provide some added time to the lit beacons. Meeting the requirements to interact with the beacon keeper also allows players to check on the status of the network at that particular beacon.
Below is an estimated time for how long each type of log burns:
Log Burn time Price per beacon [b 1] Regular logs ~13 minutes 5,580 Oak logs ~13.5 minutes 2,460 Willow logs ~14.5 minutes 2,400 Maple logs ~15.75 minutes 1,860 Yew logs ~16.5 minutes 3,320 Magic logs ~18 minutes 7,660 Elder logs ~18 minutes 120,240
- ^ Calculated using 20 logs per beacon
It is possible to light all 14 beacons using only regular logs; the entire network may be lit in as little as 7–9 minutes.
Useful tips[edit | edit source]
The Inferno adze can be obtained by lighting the beacons in any order, as long as all 14 are lit simultaneously. Players may therefore find it useful to light the higher level beacons first, as these have higher risks, and should players die in the wilderness/outside the God Wars Dungeon while lighting the higher level beacons, less progress would be lost.
Friends may also help in this minigame to save repeated trips to the bank - a player provides an inventory of logs to some friends and asks them to wait at the beacons. Once the player arrives at a beacon, the friend trades the logs with the player for the next beacon.
Players may save money by using cheaper logs on the beacons that will be lit last. The difference in burn times of a magic log and a willow log is relatively minor, but obtaining the first may be either much more expensive (if you are buying logs), or more time-consuming (if you are cutting them).
Using the salt-water spring after completing As a First Resort will give you unlimited run energy for a temporary period of time, increasing your chance of success/save you money from buying energy restoring items.
Players who don't have Trollheim teleport can use the games necklace teleport to Troll Invasion and run along to the beacons near the Trollheim hill. However, this takes a relatively long time and it is therefore recommended to light this beacon first, if using this method.
Network status[edit | edit source]
To keep track of the status of the beacon network, players can:
- Talk-to any beacon keeper and select: Can you tell me about other beacons? OR
- Right-click any beacon keeper and select: Information
- to display a status update similar to the one shown above. Information is available for any neighbouring beacons on the network, or for one station beyond the last beacon that is lit and currently in operation.
- Talk-to and select: Is it possible to get information about beacons that are further away? (This option appears only before giving a macaw pouch to a keeper)
- Giving a macaw pouch to a keeper will allow that one keeper to get information about every single beacon in the network permanently, instead of only the two neighbouring them. This is also a requirement for the master quest cape. To give the macaw pouch when one is in your inventory, go through the long Talk-to dialog or just right-click: Use the macaw pouch on the beacon keeper.
The icons on the map have the following meanings:
| Icon | Status | In-game message | Explanation |
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Unknown | No information is available about this beacon. | This beacon is located too far from the beacon station you are at to determine its status. |
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Extinguished | The beacon near ... is out. | The beacon has consumed all of the logs and needs logs and be lit to become a part of the network. |
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Loaded | The beacon near ... is loaded with logs. | This beacon station currently has logs and is waiting to be lit up. |
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Lit | The beacon near ... is blazing brightly. | This beacon station is currently in operation and has been lit |
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Flame out | The beacon near ... is dying out. | The flame at this station is about to be extinguished unless more logs are added |
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You are here | You are at the beacon near ... | This symbol marks the beacon location where a player is at when this chart appears. |
Network information[edit | edit source]
The beacon network is made up of 14 beacons along the borders of the Wilderness. Each of them require a certain Firemaking level to light, while some may require additional quests and skills. Some of the beacon keepers may run errands, request gear, and require quests to be completed.
| Beacon Identifier | Location |  Level
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Beacon Requirement | Keeper Requirement |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| River Salve | Near Blaze Sharpeye, north-east of Varrock and south of the Temple of Paterdomus, on Silvarea | 43 | None | None |
| Rag and Bone Man | At the limestone quarry north-east of Varrock on Silvarea; just west of the Odd Old Man, at the start of the Rag and Bone Man quest | 43 | None | None |
| Jolly Boar Inn | Just north of the Jolly Boar Inn in north-east Varrock, in low-level Wilderness | 48 | None | Completed Family Crest |
| North of Varrock Castle | At the north exit of Varrock, in low-level Wilderness; just west of the Jolly Boar Inn beacon | 53 | None | Provide the keeper with a white tree fruit (requires the completion of the Garden of Tranquility quest) |
| North of Grand Exchange | North of the Grand Exchange in low-level Wilderness | 59 | None | completed the grand exchange tutorial |
| Edgeville | Northern part of Edgeville, this beacon is not in the Wilderness | 62 | None | Completed all four levels of the Stronghold of Security |
| Monastery | South-east of the Black Knights' Fortress | 68 | Joined the Edgeville Monastery (requires Level 31 Prayer) | Level 53 Prayer |
| Goblin Village | The north-east corner of the Goblin Village (only accessible from the village) | 72 | Completed the Land of the Goblins | Provide the keeper with a Davy kebbit hat |
| Burthorpe | On the border of Wilderness and east Burthorpe; only accessible from Burthorpe | 76 | Level 56 Smithing to repair the ladder for access to the beacon; 2 iron bars are required. | The catspeak amulet (or a cramulet with a catspeak amulet in it) must be equipped to speak with the keeper. A Tail of Two Cats must be completed for keeper information |
| Death Plateau | East of Death Plateau; only accessible from Level 13 Wilderness. | 79 | Level 42 Construction to repair the ladder; 2 planks and 4 nails are required | Provide the keeper with a cooked/raw lava eel (requires the completion of Heroes' Quest) |
| Trollheim | Near the shortcut into the wilderness; accessed with the Trollheim Teleport | 83 | Level 64 Agility and having defeated Dad during Troll Stronghold to access the area | Completed Troll Romance and My Arm's Big Adventure |
| God Wars Dungeon | North-east of the entrance to the God Wars Dungeon (not located in the Wilderness) | 87, but stat-degrading effects require a firemaking level of 92+, or a super restore potion | Level 60 Agility or Strength and having defeated Dad during Troll Stronghold to access the area; Level 60 Crafting, a needle, and 3 jute fibres to repair the wind blocker | Level 81 Summoning to speak to the keeper |
| Temple in the Wilderness | Near the small temple in level 40 Wilderness | 89 | Level 70 Smithing with 2 iron bars, or level 59 Construction with 2 planks and 4 nails | No keeper |
| Frozen Waste Plateau | On the Frozen Waste Plateau, west of the Agility course in level 52 Wilderness | 92 | None | No keeper |
Beacon guide[edit | edit source]
Rewards[edit | edit source]
Experience[edit | edit source]
Beacon Firemaking level Firemaking experience for lighting* Cumulative experience for lighting
the beacon network to this point
(including bonus lighting exp
and glove and ring bonus)Experience per log River Salve 43 216.2 824.6 41.2 Rag and Bone Man 43 235.8 2,682.8 67.1 North of the Jolly Inn 48 193.8 4,864 81.1 North of Varrock Palace 53 178.5 7,192.1 89.9 North of the Grand Exchange 59 194.3 9,536 95.7 Edgeville 62 86.7 12,380 (12,137.3 first time) 103.2 Black Knights' Fortress 68 224.4 15,215.2 108.7 Goblin Village 72 194.8 18,227.1 113.9 Burthorpe 76 195.3 21,322.2 118.5 East of Death Plateau 79 249.9 25,405.7 (24,679.8 first time) 127 East of Trollheim 83 201 28,895.9 131.3 East of the God Wars Dungeon 87 255 32,570.6 135.6 North of the small temple in the Wilderness 89 198.9 36,313.7 139.7 Frozen Waste Plateau 92 147.9 41,579.5 148.5
Number of beacons alight Bonus experience* 1 608.4 2 1,622.4 3 1,987.4 4 2,149.6 5 2,149.6 6 2,514.6 7 2,555.2 8 2,758 9 2,839.1 10 3,041.9 11 3,123 12 3,244.7 13 3,366.4 14 4,867.1
- Wearing a ring of fire and/or flame gloves grants additional Firemaking experience.
- 608.4 experience is gained for lighting one beacon at any location.
- 39,599.9 experience is rewarded for having all 14 beacons lit without either gloves or the ring. The experience is 41,579.5 for completing the beacon network with the fire ring and gloves being worn.
- If any beacons are still on fire when logs are added to the network, even if the beacon station where you are is extinguished after you had previously lit up the network, no additional bonus will be granted and lighting that beacon will only grant experience for that station alone. This includes adding logs to the network and then shortly afterwards the remaining beacons also become extinguished. To maximise experience earned while lighting the network for training purposes, light all beacons within a short period of time, then wait until all beacons go out before re-loading the network with new logs.
- In terms of experience gained per log, this is assuming that players only put 20 logs in each station and then complete the entire network up to that point, including all bonuses. While not necessarily a faster method of earning experience, it may be possible to earn more experience per log if using willow or oak logs for the beacon network and be able to reduce the costs both in terms of time and money to gather these logs and use them for training purposes. As a firemaking training method, using maple logs is only effective if you have the firemaking level to nearly complete the entire network, where you would otherwise gain more experience simply burning the maple logs in a conventional manner. Yew and Magic logs should only be used if a player is having difficulty claiming a reward.
- You can't use logs coloured with gnomish firelighters to light beacons.
- When you successfully light 6, 10, or 14 Beacons you will get a message stating you can now pick up your Ring of fire, Flame gloves, or Inferno adze from King Roald III.
Items[edit | edit source]
- King Roald III will also reward players with items according to the number of beacons simultaneously lit.
Image Item Beacons lit Level Attributes 
Ring of fire 6 beacons 62 2% more experience per log. 
Flame gloves 10 beacons 79 2% more experience per log. When worn at the same time as the Ring of fire, this grants a 5% bonus instead of the expected 4%. 
Inferno adze All 14 beacons 92 See the Inferno adze article.
Level indicated is minimum Firemaking level required; additional requirements may be needed (see above, or beacon network).
Experience chart[edit | edit source]
To show the benefits from the rewards of the minigame while doing normal Firemaking.
- XP is the experience gained from burning the log normally.
- XP+ is the experience gained burning the log with the Ring of fire or Flame gloves (2% bonus).
- XP++ is the experience gained with both the Ring of fire and the Flame gloves (i.e. 2% + 2% + 1% = 5% bonus).
Note: Using Summoning familiars with Ring of fire and Flame gloves will not stack the Firemaking bonus gained. For example, using Pyrelord with Ring of fire and Flame gloves will not add 15% Firemaking bonus, instead it will add 5% + 10 exp. However, a (master) Penance horn will grant you 200% experience bonus over the total experience gained (including the bonus from the flame gloves and/or ring)
Log Firemaking experience Cost per hour For 1 log For 27 logs Per hour XP XP+ XP++ XP XP+ XP++ XP XP+ XP++ No bonus /
+
No bonus /
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No bonus /
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Logs
40 40.8 42 1,080 1,101.6 1,134 44,000 44,880 46,200 306,900 
Oak logs
60 61.2 63 1,620 1,652.4 1,701 66,000 67,320 69,300 135,300 
Willow logs
90 91.8 94.5 2,430 2,478.6 2,551.5 99,000 100,980 103,950 132,000 
Maple logs
135 137.7 141.7 3,645 3,717.9 3,825.9 148,500 151,470 155,925 102,300 
Eucalyptus logs
193.5 197.3 203.1 5,224.5 5,327.1 5,483.7 212,850 217,107 223,492.5 820,600 
Yew logs
202.5 206.5 212.6 5,467.5 5,575.5 5,740.2 222,750 227,205 233,887.5 182,600 
Magic logs
303.75 309.8 318.9 8,202.6 8,365.2 8,611.3 334,125 340,807.5 350,831.3 421,300 All experience values within this table are correct within 0.25% XP. Hourly experience rate is based on the assumption of burning 1100 logs per hour
Achievements[edit | edit source]
- I Can See For Miles and Miles (
30) – Unlocked all beacon keepers and fully unlock the beacon map by providing the keepers with macaw pouches. - My Adze is Bigger than Yours ( 25) – Speak to King Roald with the inferno adze equipped.
- Varrock Calls for Aid! ( 20) – Light all 14 beacons without using any of the log storage boxes.
Update history[edit | edit source]
- ninja 17 September 2018 (Update):
- Ring of fire, flame gloves and inferno adze can now be reclaimed from King Roald if lost without having to replay the All Fired Up game.
- patch 28 August 2018 (Update):
- The Paterdomus beacon has been graphically updated when in the "warning" and "emergency" states of the All Fired Up minigame.
- patch 23 April 2018 (Update):
- Clicking out of the All Fired up inferno adze reward message now completed the respective Tribal Task as expected.
Trivia[edit | edit source]
- The minigame was quoted to essentially be an evolved version of the unreleased Wilderness Tag minigame.[source needed]
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