Agility: Difference between revisions

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'''{{PAGENAME}}''' is a skill that provides global bonuses to other aspects of the game.

Obstacles are part of your Agility course and each provide different global bonuses, and completion rewards when built. Destroying an obstacle will not refund any materials used to build it, and provide no passive bonuses until it is rebuilt. '''In order to receive an obstacle's bonuses, all earlier obstacle course slots must contain an obstacle.''' Thus the entire course can be disabled temporarily by destroying just the first obstacle, providing a way to toggle off all Agility bonuses and penalties if desired without requiring the player to rebuild the entire course later.

When running the course, the player will always start at the first obstacle and then continue until they either complete all obstacles or reach an empty obstacle slot, at which point they will automatically start the course again. Each time an obstacle is completed, the player will receive XP, Mastery XP, and GP. There is no bonus for completing a full lap, although later obstacles tend to provide better rates for both GP and XP than earlier ones.

Each time an obstacle is constructed, the item cost to construct the same obstacle again is reduced by 4%. This bonus can stack up to 10 times for a total of a 40% reduction in cost. This does not reduce the GP or Slayer Coin cost to build obstacles, but can be combined with the [[Agility#Mastery Unlocks|Mastery Unlocks]] and {{ItemIcon|Agility Skillcape}} to further reduce the Item cost to build or rebuild an obstacle, up to a maximum of 95% cost reduction, and a practical maximum of 50% GP and Slayer Coin cost reduction.

Passive pillars provide global bonuses and can be purchased upon reaching {{SkillReq|{{PAGENAME}}|99}}. In order to receive the bonuses from their Passive Pillar, the player must also have an obstacle built in each of the 10 obstacle slots. Only one pillar can be active at a time, and the cost must be paid each time the active pillar is changed.