Lumbridge mine

Lumbridge mine was removed after an update. The contents of this page no longer exist in RuneScape, and this article is kept for historical purposes.

This article is about the mine in the Learning the Ropes quest. For other uses, see Lumbridge mine (disambiguation).

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Lumbridge mine
Release						14 July 2008 (Update)
Removal						17 September 2009 (Update)
Also called						Caved-in mine
Members						No
Location						Lumbridge
Map

The Lumbridge mine, also called the caved-in mine, once accessed through the Old mine entrance, was released during the Learning the Ropes quest update. It contained tin and copper ore, and 3 anvils. The smithing tutor and mining tutor are found here. Unfortunately, after the tutorial, the mine caves in, though the tutors residing within had escaped. It is revealed later that the cave-in was caused by a three-headed Dragon, which had escaped a fight with Sir Vant underneath Lumbridge.

The mine was most likely under River Lum, as there is a small pool in it with water constantly dripping in. There were mining cart tracks there leading into unknown places. Also, after the update, a large chunk of rock appeared in Lumbridge, possibly part of the mine.

During the Battle of Lumbridge, the H.A.M.'s original base under the ruins of a house was destroyed by Saradomin and Zamorak and the cult moved to the mine, making it their new base.

Mine info

Lumbridge mine
Rocks	1 × tin rock 1 × copper rock
Requirements	Learning the Ropes

Gallery

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  A cave-in during the Tutorial

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  A miner jumping out of the cave.

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  The Caved-in Lumbridge Mine.

Update history

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• update 17 September 2009 (Update):
  • Removed from game.

• update 14 July 2008 (Update):
  • Added to game.

Trivia

• The mine would have been one of the best places to train Smithing through the beginning levels of Smithing where players must make bronze items due to the mine's proximity to an anvil, a furnace and the bank.