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This exists? :shock: Link please.

Err...no. Highscores update automatically. You can be in the highscores without anyone ever having met you. (hard to do granted, but still...)

Actually poison isn't a very good idea for strictly training purposes. You receive absolutely no XP for the poison damage. Although I tend to prefer the Longswords, the Dagger is quicker and more accurate. It also hits pretty decently on its own as well. It doesn't hit as hard as the Long, but still hard enough to make it good for training. If, on the other hand, you're after quick kills for drops as well then by all means: poison that dagger. Having a stronger weapon (like a Long) to switch to once the poison starts taking affect can speed up the process as well.

(p) after the name indicates normal weapon poison. (kp) after the name indicates Karambwan Paste poison. (Spears Only) (+) after the name indicates extra strong weapon poison. (s) after the name indicated super strong weapon poison. That's in order of weakest to strongest.

There's actually a sticky on (I believe) General relating to this. Name is "Policy on 3rd Party Software", or something like that. It makes mention of Swift Switch specifically. BTW, the edit button is there for a reason. Double posting beyond bumps and messages too large for one post is pointless.

I'm currently training my Slayer (or will be when I get back) to 40. As for training RC and making them myself, RC is something I use whenever I need Runes that I can make anyways. So either way my level will get there eventually. Of course, having the RuneCrafting Level to make Nature Runes doesn't help if I don't have a Nature Talisman, now does it? I'm also low on cash which is why I was inquiring about Nat droppers in the first place. So I don't think buying one is very feasable at the moment.

Firstly, you got the Stouts from the Forgetable Tale quest, and they raise your Mining and Smithing by 2 levels.

Try turning Private Chat to off. You could have some PKers tracking you through that.

Good, now we're getting somewhere. I suppose I could start training Slayer to be able to kill Basilisks. In the meantime, though, are there any other suggestions that DON'T involve the Wilderness?

I'm sorry, maybe I wasn't clear enough. I need monsters that drop Nature Runes as frequently as possible given my levels. "A couple"...simply won't do.

...and now let's try some location recommendations from a member, shall we? :P

If you've done the Lost Tribe quest you could try mining Iron in the Dorgeshuun mines and selling it to Mistag whom is only a stone-throw away from some Iron rocks. It's less clicking than dropping, lets you unload the Iron quicker, and you make yourself some GP in the process.

Any particular location you'd recommend?

Sorry...Extra Post

Sorry...Extra Post

I need suggestions on what monster to kill for Nature Rune drops. My stats are in my sig.

I presume you know it's referring to the island on which Tinsay is located. If I'm not mistaken the rocks should have the options "look-at" "search" and "examine". Make sure to use "search" and not the others. If that doesn't provide the option to climb down, then look for other right-click options I may have forgotten about. If STILL you can't get it to let you even attempt to climb down then perhaps you missed something in the quest.

Before you worry about those quests, though, I'd do Druidic Ritual. Simply doing the quest is, both required for Herblore, and raises your Herblore Level from 1 to 3.

Keldagrim weapon shop just south of the bank sells Black Kiteshields, but they're almost always sold out. There's also an armour shop run by a Dwarf at the Blast Furnace Minigame. This one sells Mithril through Runite (including shields), but it's stocked by player smiths so it tends to be a bit empty as well. Beyond that and the Falador shield shop I don't think there is much in the way of shields sold by NPCs EDIT: The TzHaar weapon shop sells Obsidian Shields for TokKul.

Tai Bwo Wannai Trio quest for information on exact location. I'm not entirely sure, but I believe the quest is required to fish them.

Well I've cut plenty of dead trees in both P2P and F2P. I get the same results every single time no matter where I am: A single set of normal logs and no charcoal. Off Topic: Considering how many posts you have in such a short time I feel I must make a request: Lay off the caffine and/or turn off the bot.

A dead tree is a dead tree is a dead tree. I don't give a flyin' flip where it's located. You'll get the same results everytime. Also, considering they said it's in the wilderness it was probably a scam to lure people up there and kill them.

You're thinking of Red/Metal Dragons. Here's a thought: Slayer Guide/Bestiary. :P

Err...no. Cutting dead trees produces nothing more than the same normal logs you'd get from any regular tree.

Well at 1 Defence the best armour you could wear is Iron. So you could either include Full Iron and your Adamantite Scimitar to those inventories and switch as needed, or replace the staff suggestion with the Adamantite Scimitar. In the end, though, it's really a matter of personal taste. No one can tell you what's best suited to you. In fact, I suggest you pay the Knowlege Base a visit and make some decisions for yourself.