Falador Cave

The Falador Cave, also known as the Dwarven Mines, is a site located beneath Falador, run by the Dwarven population of the city. This site is renown for its mining facilities and also for the monster, chaos dwarf hand cannoneer for its notable drop(s). The cave can be accessed by using the dungeon teleport and selecting the Falador Cave option.

Skilling
This site is widely chosen over the likes of North Neitiznot due to the fact that it has a lot more ore to mine, and just as much variety. With ores such as gold, copper, tin, iron, coal, adamantite and mithril being very abundant, it is ideal for Mining. The variety of ores in this vicinity makes it a great for power-mining or for the fast-yielding of ores. The cave is generally noticed for its iron rocks and adamant rocks as there are many located closely in the South/South-Western part of the cave. Out of interest, one may want to try Smithing here, although there is no furnace to smelt ores, there is an anvil near the centre of the Dwarven Mine that can be used for smithing tools and equipment.

Monsters
Within the cave are monsters called, chaos dwarf hand cannoneers, who are noticed for its fairly high-priced drops but also as a site in which many can train due to the fact that there are many of them in the area. The high-priced drop is the dragon pickaxe, it is the only place to obtain the tool (or alternatively buying it from other players) there also a chance to get a Hand Cannon drop from them.

Cannoneers are easy targets for attaining experience due to their low defence and attack.

The Mining Guild
The Mining Guild is a separate area within the Dwarven mines which contains an abundant amount of mithril and coal rocks; thirty-six coal and five mithril. This is very handy for power-mining as coal gives fast and steady experience for mining; it can also be used to attain valuable smithing experience by smelting two coal with one iron ore which produces a steel bar - this is not a 100% success rate and shares similar rates as when making iron bars. Mithril, on the other hand, can be used for smithing and as there are more rocks in the guild than in the main-area of the mines, it is usually chosen for greater yields of Mithril ores.

Note: In Soulsplit, sixty mining is not required to enter the Mining Guild.

Note: It appears there is currently a glitch where the Mining Guild is unaccesable.