In 2008 the Society launched the DVD of two films made from Malcolm Saville's stories. It can be played on any UK DVD player, any multi format player or on most computers. For players who do Treasure Trails frequently, it is not recommended to keep items for all emote clues banked, as hundreds of different items are used across the Treasure Trail levels which take up significant bank space. Players with the appropriate construction level can build STASH units to store emote clue items near where the emote clue is located, saving bank space. Two Fair Plaits (1948); reprinted as Secret in the Mist in 1952, but reverted to its original title for subsequent editions.

Keep Le Faye can be found south of Seers' Village, and can be easily reached by using Camelot Teleport then running south, or by using fairy ring code B L R A Gaumont film which starred the young Petula Clark. Filmed at Malcolm Saville's home at Westend Farm in HertfordshireLeonard Malcolm Saville (21 February 1901–30 June 1982) [1] was an English writer best known for the Lone Pine series of children's books, many of which are set in Shropshire. His work emphasises location; the books include many vivid descriptions of English countryside, villages and sometimes towns. Malcolm Saville's Seaside Book (1962) – a similar updated revision and expansion of the Seaside Scrapbook. This step provides players who have completed the Lumbridge and Draynor elite diary an option to enter the shed. Those players are otherwise unable to enter without teleporting to Zanaris.

An introduction to Trouble at Townsend from Malcolm Saville's younger son, Jeremy, and a further film of his return to Westend Farm.

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This is one of nine films released by The BFI on DVD in the Children's Film Foundation Bumper Box Volume 2.]