I'm not a fan of the fact that there are gnomes

Profit breakdown: 13.2k Broad Bolts. I earn about 5 gp per bolt, which is (5*13200 = 66,000). 16 Marks of Grace. 10 Marks of Grace =100 amylase, so 1 Mark of Grace = 10 amylase equals 850 ea *10) sooo... (8500*16), = 136,000 on Marks of Grace. This means that you could easily make millions if you get 90 or 99 agility. This will make it possible to purchase 99s that can be OSRS Gold purchased long term. We hope that you enjoyed it.

Personally, I don't like the five families thing. It's too much like Prifddinas. Also, we shouldn't recycle Runescape 3 content. It's also risky to choose one particular family. You cut off the contents of the four other. I prefer the original Port Roberts idea better. Port Roberts could be the main tie between Asgarnia/Kandarin/Misthalin and the new continent, and resemble those areas more than the rest of the continent.

I'm not a fan of the fact that there are gnomes here which is a bit odd because they aren't sailors. However, I do like the idea. Officially, the trade between the continents of the future and the rest of the world is managed by the customs authorities. This taxation creates a hassle and inconvenience. Some people have turned to illegal smugglers or pirates to trade because of anger towards the customs authorities. The conflict between these two forces can be explored through quests, and you could decide to support either of them. Colonial Boston is the closest thing I can think of to a real-life approximation.

All Runescape regions contain a portion of medieval Europe, or the near east. For example, Fremmeniks-Scandanavia, Karamja-Sub-Saharan Africa, Asgarnia/Misthalin/Kandarin-England, Morytania-Eastern Europe, Al Kharid-Arabia.

That really only leaves Mediterranean/Southern Europe, so it would be logical for the new continent to resemble Italy/Spain/Greece. Iron age ideas could be incorporated into this, I think. You could create two cities that  Buy RuneScape Gold look like Rome and Carthage for instance. (Carthage does not use elephants).