In the world of Old School RuneScape, Fairy rings serve as one of the most convenient transportation methods available to players. This mystical network, which unfolds across the land of Gielinor, allows for quick travel to various locations, streamlining gameplay and enhancing the overall experience. 

For players looking to optimize their journey, understanding how to access and use fairy rings in OSRS is essential. This guide provides all you need to know about fairy rings, detailing how to unlock and use them, along with a complete list of all of the codes for fast travel.

Unlocking Fairy Rings: Quest Requirements

To access the fairy ring network, players must complete a series of quests. The journey begins with "The Restless Ghost," which serves as an introduction to the questing system. In this quest, players meet Father Aereck in Lumbridge, who seeks assistance in resolving the issue of a restless spirit. This initial quest lays the groundwork for further adventures and offers insight into the lore of Gielinor.

After completing “The Restless Ghost," players should start the quest "Priest in Peril" by speaking with King Roald in Varrock Palace. This quest requires venturing into the dangerous lands of Morytania, where players will need to defeat several enemies, including creatures at level 30, to advance. Completing this quest grants access to Canifis, a crucial hub for future quests and activities.

The next milestone is the "Nature Spirit" quest, which requires players to meet with Drezel at the Paterdomus Temple. This quest challenges players to navigate the dangers of the swamp while assisting Drezel in combating a malevolent spirit. Players should ensure they have level 18 Crafting to craft a special item needed for the quest, adding a layer of challenge.

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Unlocking Fairy Rings: Exploring the Lost City 

With the foundational quests completed, players can undertake the "Lost City" quest. This quest brings players to the western Lumbridge Swap and demands level 36 Woodcutting and 31 Crafting, along with the ability to defeat a level 101 enemy, the Tree Spirit, guarding the Dramen Tree. Successfully completing this quest not only unlocks the ability to craft the Dramen Staff but also opens the gates to the mystical city of Zanaris, where the fairy rings are located.

After gathering the necessary skills and items, players will proceed to "Fairy Tale I: Growing Pains”, a quest initiated by Martin the Master Gardener in Draynor Village. Here, players must confront a level 111 adversary while adhering to specific weapon restrictions. Completing this quest sets the stage for the final challenge.

The culmination of this journey lies in "Fairy Tale II: Cure a Queen." This quest builds upon the foundations laid by previous quests, where players must navigate through various tasks and challenges, ultimately gaining permission from the Fairy Godfather to use the fairy rings. Although players do not need to finish the entire quest, they must reach a pivotal point where they are granted access to this magical transportation system.

Using Fairy Rings: A Step-by-Step Guide

Once you’ve unlocked access to the fairy ring network through the "Fairy Tale II: Cure a Queen" quest, using the rings becomes straightforward. The first requirement to using fairy rings in OSRS is to have either a Dramen Staff or a Lunar Staff in your inventory, as these staves enable interaction with the magical rings.

To use a Fairy Ring in OSRS, follow these steps:

1. Equip Your Staff: Ensure you have a Dramen or Lunar Staff equipped before interacting with any fairy ring.
2. Locate a Fairy Ring: Fairy rings are scattered across Gielinor in convenient locations, such as near the Legends' Guild, Canifis, or Zanaris. Use the world map to find a nearby ring.
3. Activate the Ring: Click on the ring to activate it. A menu will appear, allowing you to input a three-letter code corresponding to a teleport destination.
4. Travel to Your Destination: Input the code for your desired location. For example: Avium Savannah (AJP) or Arceuus Library (CIS)
   

You can also make use of the travel log feature, which records the codes for all fairy ring locations you’ve previously visited. This allows you to revisit those destinations quickly without re-entering the codes. Additionally, players can mark up to four favorite locations for even faster travel.

Note: Some fairy rings may have restrictions or require specific quests to unlock their destinations. 

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All OSRS Fairy Ring Codes

The fairy ring system in Old School RuneScape features a total of 52 active codes, each designed to transport players to unique and often strategic locations throughout Gielinor. Understanding these codes not only enhances your travel efficiency but also opens up new opportunities for exploration, resource gathering, and quest completion. Below is a comprehensive list of these codes, categorized by their combinations:

OSRS Fairy Rings: "A" Combinations

• AIQ: Asgarnia: Mudskipper Point
• AIR: Islands: Southeast of Ardougne
• AJP: Varlamore: Avium Savannah
• AJQ: Dungeons: Cave south of Dorgesh-Kaan
• AJR: Kandarin: Slayer cave southeast of Rellekka
• AJS: Islands: Penguins near Miscellania
• AKP: Kharidian Desert: Necropolis
• AKQ: Kandarin: Piscatoris Hunter area
• AKR: Great Kourend: Hosidius Vinery
• AKS: Feldip Hills: Feldip Hunter area
• ALP: Islands: Lighthouse
• ALQ: Morytania: Haunted Woods east of Canifis
• ALR: Other Realms: Abyssal Area
• ALS: Kandarin: McGrubor's Wood

OSRS Fairy Rings: "B" Combinations

• BIP: Islands: Southwest of Mort Myre
• BIQ: Kharidian Desert: Near the Kalphite Hive
• BIS: Kandarin: Ardougne Zoo - Unicorns
• BJP: Islands: Isle of Souls
• BJR: Other Realms: Realm of the Fisher King
• BJS: Islands: Near Zul-Andra
• BKP: Feldip Hills: South of Castle Wars
• BKQ: Other Realms: Enchanted Valley
• BKR: Morytania: Mort Myre Swamp, south of Canifis
• BKS: Other Realms: Zanaris
• BLP: Dungeons: TzHaar area
• BLQ: Other Realms: Yu-biusk
• BLR: Kandarin: Legends' Guild
• BLS: Kebos Lowlands: South of Mount Quidamortem

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OSRS Fairy Rings: "C" Combinations

• CIP: Islands: Miscellania
• CIQ: Kandarin: Northwest of Yanille
• CIR: Kebos Lowlands: South of Mount Karuulm
• CIS: Great Kourend: Arceuus Library
• CJR: Kandarin: Sinclair Mansion (east)
• CKP: Other Realms: Cosmic entity's plane
• CKQ: Varlamore: Aldarin
• CKR: Karamja: South of Tai Bwo Wannai Village
• CKS: Morytania: Canifis
• CLP: Islands: Draynor Island
• CLR: Island: Ape Atoll
• CLS: Islands: Hazelmere's home

OSRS Fairy Rings: "D" Combinations

• DIP: Other Realms: Abyssal Nexus
• DIQ: A player-owned house Superior Garden
• DIR: Other Realms: Oorak's Plane
• DIS: Misthalin: Wizards' Tower
• DJP: Kandarin: Tower of Life
• DJR: Great Kourend: Chasm of Fire
• DKP: Karamja: Gnome Glider
• DKR: Misthalin: Edgeville
• DKS: Fremennik: Polar Hunter area
• DLQ: Kharidian Desert: North of Nardah
• DLR: Islands: Poison Waste south of Isafdar
• DLS: Dungeons: Myreque hideout under The Hollows

Conclusion

Mastering the fairy ring network in OSRS opens up a world of possibilities for efficient gameplay and exploration. With 52 unique destinations at your fingertips, this transportation system proves invaluable for everything from daily tasks to advanced questing. 

Remember to always carry your Dramen or Lunar staff, and consider marking your most-visited locations as favorites for quick access. Take time to familiarize yourself with the most useful codes for your gameplay style, and you'll find yourself navigating the vast world of OSRS with unprecedented ease and efficiency.

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