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A magpie impling jar is obtained as the result of successfully catching a Magpie impling, while also having an empty impling jar. A Hunter level of 65 is required to catch magpie implings. This jar can be traded in singly to Elnock Inquisitor for 3 empty impling jars, but this is not recommended due to its high value.
You claimed "fastest way to obtain hard clues", then talked about magpie implings. They are not the fastest way to obtain clues, ninjas are. The 700k per clue this is the average cost of obtaining a clue scroll from opening a magpie jar.
The Magpie impling is the fourth highest impling that can be caught in the Impetuous Impulses minigame, and are located throughout Puro-Puro and Gielinor. Players need at least 65 Hunter (or level 62-64 with a hunter potion) to capture this type of impling (75 barehanded).
Puronpuro is by far the easiest way. fight trolls since they drop the hammer too. you're only unlucky on the implings. Run laps and catch every nature impling you see. Each of the four corners has a rare spawn. Camping just one corner takes much longer. Source: this was my money maker for a saradomin sword like 10 years ago in RS2.
The Magpie impling is the fourth highest impling that can be caught in the Impetuous Impulses minigame, and are located throughout Puro-Puro and Gielinor. Players needs at least 65 Hunter (or level 62-64 with a hunter potion) to capture this type of impling.
Between the Ninja, Magpie and nature impling which is best to open for clues? I assume you can open the same amount per hour so Ninja's are 4 times faster while being 10 times the cost. Also does anyone know how many hard clues per hour you can do with each jar?
An impling jar is a butterfly jar treated with Imp Repellent. These jars are used to catch implings in both the Impetuous Impulses minigame and all over Gielinor. Impling jars cannot be used to catch butterflies. When opening a caught impling in a jar, the jar has a 10% chance of being destroyed.
