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Isn't it just a *little* bit annoying to have to scroll through pages and pages worth of quotes just to get to the bottom of the page?

Stop giant-post-quote-ranting thanks

Agreed except for five. Some people meet someone in Cwars and get into trash talking and want a decision on who is better.

Dungeoneering is meant to use all skills and bring them together into one piece of minigame. Pures have to deal with it - you made a choice to not be able to do things that require high defence, and the rest of us did, meaning we have access to much more than you do. You made a decision to be able to PK well and not do other things as well - the rest of us are able to PK decently and do everything else well also.

Thanks a ton. I added a bunch of your suggestions to my guide. :^_^: However, Amulet of Ranging *is* better than the fury by 5 range attack bonus. I mentioned Tav dungeon and my reason for not including a guide on ranging them. Everything else was really helpful though. Thanks :razz:

GTFO & STFU I cried from laughing so hard. "YOU REACH INTO YOUR INVISIBLE BACKPACK AND REMOVE A SHARK, SHOVE IT DOWN YOUR THROAT, AND SOMEHOW HEAL THE GASH ON YOUR ARM." [bleep]ing priceless.

F2P should have some decent non degradable mage armor tbh, wizard robes just don't cut it when compared to d'hide and rune armor.

O GOD NOES no oen haz evar tele'd amirite nub sos no teleprots alowed TB, or you could do it yourself.

You are an ass, GTFO troll. Article 2: Good for you, you had fun. But hundreds of thousands of people grind skills, so there's obviously something nice about the accomplishment :roll: Article 1: I think maybe a thousand people even noticed that Jamflex changed those things in F2P, other than the 7 day mems trial. Also, Runescape with members and Runescape without members are very different, and could almost be considered two different games. And yeah, it's always been 5.95 or back to F2P for you... no change there.... derp?

Don't have "proof", but you are correct in that you can mage/range/halberd over the rock and a couple other safespots in the room, as I maged the fight. RuneWiki tells you this in its quest guide, which are usually more informative and easier to follow than tip.it's guides.

Hypocrite much? At least my threads are actually driven by something that annoys me about Runescape and are actually supported by some other people here and have *some* evidence to back them up...

During a bonus xp weekend the demand WILL be higher than supply and prices should spike. Do what Aeil said.

OOO INSTED OF FICKSING BOTARS LET US MAEK C BOOTS SEVEENTEH FIEV KAY OLOLOLOLOL CT Green Drag bots - Granite plate, rune legs, d med, anti dragon shield, whip/dscim, games neck. Every single one. On every single world. Every single time.

Could you please shut the [bleep] up? You made an idiotic OP, and then proceeded to try to overpower us with big words. OP wasn't even an argument really... This thread just failed.

How long was your XP counter running.... :shock:

Bloo Draggin! FTW! Blue dragons are an excellent source of money and experience. Money is mainly gathered through the bones and hides they drop every time, and experience because of their high LP and low range defence. One can easily make over 500k an hour here, with over 50k experience gained as well. So, let's get started with the basics: stats and equipment. Stats - Recommended, Blue Dragons ---You--- Range - At least 61, preferably 65 or more, 61 being needed for the rune crossbow That's it, really, although you will need to have completed the Watchtower quest to access the dragons, which has other requirements. ---Blue Dragon--- -Combat 111 -1050 Lifepoints Equipment needed This is what your equipment should look like. This is not the ideal setup - I have provided a flowchart for you to show the best setup. Helm - Void^ > Pernix* > Armadyl** > Robin Hood hat > Archer helm > FOG coif (Focus Sight/Full Slayer Helm trumps all if the dragons are a slayer assignment!) Amulet - Amulet of ranging (15 range bonus) > Fury (10 range bonus) > Glory > Power Body - Void^ > Pernix* > Armadyl** > Third Age/Karil's/Blessed d'hide > Best d'hide you can wear Legs - Void^ > Pernix* > Armadyl** > Third Age/Karil's/Blessed d'hide > Best d'hide you can wear Boots - Ranger Boots > Snakeskin boots Gloves - Void^ > Mercenary Gloves*** > Barrows Gloves > Black D'hide Vambs > Red D'hide Vambs > Dragon Gloves = Blue D'hide Vambs Shield - Unholy book > Book of Balance > Anti-dragon shield Cape - Ava's Alerter > Ava's accumulator > Ava's attractor > Fire Cape Weapon - Chaotic C'bow > Rune C'bow/Crystal Bow > Zanik's C'bow > Bone C'bow Ring - Archers' ring (i) > Onyx Ring (i) > Archers' ring > Dragonstone Ring (i) > Ring of Wealth > Ring of Life * Pernix is the best armor in terms of bonuses, but it is extremely expensive and out of the affordable range for most players (~635m set), plus it degrades. Of course, like the Zaryte bow, if you have Pernix you probably can do much better than blue dragons, but I listed it anyway, for fun... or something. :razz: ** Armadyl helm, plate, and skirt would be the best for most range levels, other than void, but the set is fairly expensive (~31m set) *** Mercenary Gloves are obtained from Dungeoneering tokens, and require 73 Range and 73 Dungeoneering , which makes them very difficult to obtain, although they give the most range bonus of any gloves in the game. Barrows Gloves give only one less bonus, but are much easier to obtain, making Barrows gloves a much more recommended choice. **** I did not list Zaryte bow, simply because if you actually acquire a Zaryte bow, you know full well what you are doing and do not need this guide to help you :thumbup: ^ I've been told Void is better than everything. I have no idea if this is true, as I don't have void and don't plan on getting it anytime soon. But a lot of people have said it, including mods so I'll take your words for it. If I were to recommend a setup, I would go with Archer Helm/Full Slayer Helm/Focus Sight, Karil's, Fury for higher end players (glory for lower), Snakeskin boots, Barrows gloves or black d'hide vambs, Unholy book, Ava's Alerter, Rune C'bow, and Archer's ring. This provides a good mix of higher end items and lower end items at a reasonable price. I like to bring an EE along for the spec instead of using food. It restores fast enough to not need food and it gives a good amount of HP, plus it takes up only one spot. ---Inventory--- One click teleport, a small amount of food for emergencies and luring mess ups, and an enchanted gem if Blues are your slayer task. I highly recommend taking a EE instead of food. You don't pay for any food and it heals more than most food. Special bar usually restores faster than needed. ---Ammunition--- Broad tipped bolts are the best choice. They are as strong as adamant and cost much less. You can buy them unfinished for coins from a Slayer Master and fit feathers on yourself after buying that ability with 300 slayer points, you can buy 250 of them for 35 slayer points, or buy them for 132gp each on the Grand Exchange. I suggest either fletching them or buying on the GE. Mithril bolts also work, but are not as strong and cost 6gp more per bolt. However, if you don't have 55 slayer, you cannot use them. Location, location, location. The Ogre Enclave is the only viable option for blue dragons, as the Taverley dungeon and the Heroes' Guild basement dragons are very crowded, have many bots, and it is difficult to find an open world, as well as having Baby blue dragons that are aggressive to people under 97 combat. In addition, after the return of free wilderness, scores of people have migrated from the now dangerous green dragons to the safer blues, and they generally go to the Taverley dungeon for this. I HIGHLY suggest not going there. But if you can access the dungeoneering resource room, requiring 60 dung, you cut down vastly on the number of competitors and can make upwards of 600k an hour. Red Route - Ring of Dueling Blue Route - Mithril Grapple Black Route - Running Purple Route - House Teleport Yellow Route - Watchtower Teleport I usually use the running route, as I like to keep things simple, although if I want to be more efficient I will sometimes use the grapple route. If you choose to use the Watchtower teleport route, you should bring stacks of earth and law runes, as one WT teleport uses two earths and two laws. One can also use a house teleport if they have a house in Yanille, which would also allow use of prayer if you have an altar in your house as well. Or you can use a ring of Kinship to teleport to Daemonheim, bank, and teleport to house or duel back to Cwars. There are many different ways, find what suits you best. There are six Blue Dragons in the cave, and they are spread out. It is a NON MULTI COMBAT area, so you don't need to be worried about being piled. There are also caged Greaters, one free Greater in the northwest corner, and Ogre Chieftains around the cave which are not aggressive. I would try to take the dragon closest to the entrance as the safespots are numerous and you are pretty isolated and therefore are unlikely to get surprised or attacked by something else. ---The Mechanics of Safe-spotting Blues and Ava's Device--- An NPC cannot enter a square taken up by another object with one of the NPC's own squares. This is what prevents monsters from walking through rocks and walls, and the same for us. However, your player takes up only ONE square, whereas a dragon takes up NINE squares (3x3 area). Why is this advantageous? Because of one of the quirks of Ava's Device. Here, there is a straight, open line between me and the dragon. Ava's Device CAN pick up my bolts because I could walk right up to the dragon without changing direction. Here, that same straight line that Ava's Device would use is blocked by the red x - a square occupied by the pillar between me and the dragon. Ava's Device CANNOT pick up my bolts because I would need to change direction to get to the dragon in melee distance. Note that Blue Dragons cannot hit you with melee or dragon breath if you are not within melee range, which makes safespotting them so useful and eliminates the need to eat regularly. ---The Prizes--- Our 100% drop prizes are dragon bones and blue dragonhides. The Dbones should be kept to train prayer, or you can sell them for about 6.2k each either for cash or to buy the more cost effective infernal ashes to use for prayer. The dragonhides can either be tanned and crafted and then sold, or just sold for about 2.5k each. You will also get common drops of Green charms and water runes (75), both of which you should take. You should also take: -Rune dagger (worth more than hide at 4.6k) -Rune spear (12k) -15 Natures, generally get multiple of these per trip (2.2k) -Dragon Spear (40k) -Shield left half (67k) -D Med (60k) -All charms -grimy herbs, Lantadyme > Dwarf Weed > Ranarr > Avantoe > Kwuarm in order of highest priority to lowest -uncut gems if ruby or diamond -clue scroll (hard) -Bass (you can eat this if you messed up luring) -Key halves (18k loop, 48k teeth) -Dragon egg (99 summ. required) -Effigies Charms No charms - 51-53% Gold charm - 10-11% Green charm - 25-26% Crimson charm - 9-10% Blue charm - 2-3% Blue dragon are good for green charms and are decent for crimson and gold. There are better alternatives for all three, but if you're going to kill blues anyway you might as well get some charms while you're at it.

Not any more. And ass isn't censored? Was I thinking of [wagon]?

All I can say to that is: :thumbsup: 100% correct! :thumbup: Please, don't pretend you're high leveled or have any moral support on these forums.

Here is my private chat usually: Legionadv6: Hey m8, come to GP Family, I made 500m! Ten minutes later: Legionadv7: Hey m8, come to GP Family, I made 500m! Ten minutes later: Legionadv8: etc..... Mod Whoever said: "Merch clans are within their rights to merch, but they may not manipulate prices. The biggest problem is their aggressive advertisement." And yet, no one at Jagex realizes that the thousands of solicitation reports coming in might need to be stopped sometime? Yes, I know, private --> friends, but I like to keep my lines open. When is Jagex going to remove their heads from their wagons [save you some time, freaking censor]? Jagex seems to not care about the people playing their game, as they know they're already addicted. *facedesk*

Like others suggested, Barrows could be good. Bandos would also be a good option. Another odd sort of boss you could do is the giant mole. You can kill him probably 10+ times a trip at your stats and equipment, and the money is decent. 100 yew logs are a common drop, and you're guaranteed at LEAST around 16k per drop, usually quite a bit more. It will be easy for you, but it's a boss nonetheless.

If you don't like doing the armor, which is the fastest method, I personally enjoyed doing the projectile defending game while getting my tokens. It's somewhat fun :blink:

wat

-.- This is little more than spam, good job.

I'm guessing you didn't bother to read even one of the EIGHT pages of posts before you.