10. Kamil (Desert Treasure) - Level 154 By a hair, over Dessous, Fareed, and Damis. 9. Elvarg (Dragon Slayer) - 83 The one. The only. 8. Nezkichened (Legend's Quest) - Level 187 Difficult at the time, not so much now. 7. Decaying Avatar (Nomad's Requiem) - Level 525 The other boss from Nomad's Requiem has 25,000 LP and higher defence than Nomad, and can hit well into the 400's. However, his attacks are made much less deadly by the fact that there are safespots and that he cannot hit throu
Sorry, I'm a bit of a Star Wars geek. This is the first quest I had to actually train to in a while - it has a lot of requirements, which is always a good thing. I was working on getting my skills to all 70+ and this quest ensured that I had to do construction and crafting (only farming, thieving, runecrafting, and hunter to go). At any rate, after constructing some oak larders and cutting some emeralds, I went to Korasi and Sir Tiffy and asked them for "quest ploz". They obliged. It was all l
I haven't updated this in a while, but you all should look forward to me updating it more frequently. Currently, RuneScape has two Grandmaster quests (While Guthix Sleeps and Nomad's Requiem) and one coming (The Void Stares Back). These have requirements in the mid-60s, maxing out currently in the low-to-mid 70's. Most players will tell you that 75 is a middling level for any skill outside of Runecrafting, and perhaps even a low level for Cooking and Fletching. Level 75 (around 1.2 million exp
Farming is probably the most and least fun skill in Runescape. It's not fun because it's super expensive and the XP bar doesn't continuously go up. It's fun because it's not time consuming and it's almost 1M xp/h if you do it using trees. Personally, I dislike farming. My farming xp has come from quests and tears. However, one day I would like to get that quest cape and it's not coming without at least 62+ farming. So I've resolved to do a herb run after every other slayer task. And do a tree ru
Herblore used to be my favorite members skill. This was back when I thought flesh crawlers were, to put it bluntly, the shizzle. My Herblore was actually my first ranked skill, at 30. I was so proud, I decided to devote my life to the money sionk. 900 total levels later, I've gone up 16 Herblore levels. What happened? First of all, the skill's monumentally expensive. It was 200m before the recent update. It'll probably be 250-300M now. Even if you do things the slow way and make Serum 207's,
Slayer is an awful skill. I like it a lot, but it's just unbelievably bad. Charms aren't good. Rewards are crummy. Aviansies or Green Dragons > Abyssal Demons/Spiritual Mages. The only reason you should train it is if you're looking to max out... which believe me, I'm not looking to do. So why do people train it? Variety? Sure, you can assign your own slayer tasks and it'll be better xp and not as boring. Think of those Steel Dragons or Mithril Dragons tasks you get. 10K xp an hour or wors
I used to love clue scrolls because they were worth 80k apiece when I had about a million bucks. Yesterday I got a Sara Page 4 (30k) clue and a Rune Dagger x3 clue (12K). Fix Jigesx pl0x?
So today I did two quests I should have done a long, long time ago... In Aid of the Myreque and Darkness of Hollowvale. In Aid of the Myreque was pretty annoying as I had to make multiple trips to the bank and whip some stupid snails to death. But all told, it pretty much had the better reward- a bank in Burgh de Rott, which is superuseful for Barrowsing. Made a Barrows run and got bad runes and a low amount of bolt racks. Also almost got pwnt by Verac, easily my least favorite Barrows brother
