Start: Speak to Martin the Master Farmer beside the pig pen in Draynor Village.
Skills: The ability to defeat a level 111 monster.
Quests: Lost City, Nature Spirit.
What You Need: Ghostspeak Amulet a pair of secateurs, a spade and 3 items different for each player that will be named during the quest.

Getting Started

Martin will tell you that he has noticed a marked drop in produce yield over the last few months and wants you to help him find out why. You now need to visit G.A.G. members: Farmers at the allotments, hops patches, bush patches and fruit tree patches. You will need to speak to 5 of them in total.

The Farmers

The first one will complain about the lack of rain.

The second one complains about insects.

The third one complains about adventurers.

The fourth farmer complains about out-of-whack seasons.

Farmer number 5 thinks the Fairies are to blame.

The Fairies

Now return to Martin the Master Farmer and tell him all of this. He will then send you to look for fairies, so head to Zanaris.

Once you are in the city, head to the area that Chaeldar the Slayer master resides at. In this area will be the Fairy Godfather who you must speak to.

He says that the Fairy Queen has been taken ill after fighting with a monster called a Tanglefoot and that you must speak to Fairy Nuff. Fairy Nuff can be found in a room to the north just to the east of the bank in the city.

She will tell you about the illness of the Queen, and she needs your help with finding a cure. She will give you a list of what ails the Queen and asks you to find Zandar Horfire.

Zandar Horfire is on the top floor of the Dark Wizard Tower west of Falador.

Speak with him and he will explain there is only one in the whole of RuneScape who ever fought a Tanglefoot and lived to tell the tale: Malignus Mortifer.

You will find him south of Falador and north of the Rimmington mine near the Elemental Mages. Talk to him and he will agree to help you but only if you bring him a Skull, a Draynor Skull. You will find the Skull in a grave north of Draynor Manor, but within the fence surrounding it, north of the house. When you find the grave stand on top of it and dig. You will get a Skull in your inventory. Return to him and give him the Draynor Skull.

He will now tell you how to get the Enchanted Secateurs, the only weapon that will defeat Tanglefoot. He will tell you to have the nature spirit perform the Phasma Phasmatis Natura, and for this he will name 3 items you will need to bring. These are different for each player and if you forget what you need you can find it in your Quest Journal.

For the next part you will need the 3 items and your Ghostspeak Amulet. If you don't have one, just visit Father Urhney in the Lumbridge Swamp to obtain a new one.

Go to the nature altar and speak with Filliman. He will tell you he already knows you need his help and he will then perform the Phasma Phasmatis Natura and your secateurs will have become Enchanted Secateurs.

Defeating Tanglefoot

Now it is time to prepare for battle: You will meet Tanglefoot. Return to Zanaris, wield your new secateurs, make sure you have your food, potions or anything else you might need in battle.

Tanglefoot can be found in part of Zanaris accessed through a gap near the Cosmic Altar. When you try to go through a Gate Keeper will say that the Fairy Godfather has given permission to enter, then you will be able to pass through.

Follow the path and where the path splits keep going left, this will end in the chamber where you fight Tanglefoot.

Once he had been defeated he will drop the Queens secateurs. They are a yellow version of the ones you are wielding and can't be equipped.

Pick these up and go back to the Fairy Godfather. Speak with him again you have completed your quest. Congratulations!

Rewards

• 3,500 Farming, 2,000 Attack and 1,000 Magic experience.
• 2 Quest Points

Extra: There is a second part to the reward. For this, talk to Martin the Master Farmer after finishing the quest. It will take some time before you will get it, and you need to return after Martin has his first crop to receive a reward.