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Try Pyramid Plunder. No advice about doing it from me though, but there should be plenty of guides.

When the holiday items were released don't answer his question though. When they were first given out, they were not considered rare, nor were they for a long period of time. Given that, I'd go with Half-Wine because Jagex forced it to become rare when they discontinued it. PS: I would assume that you could get a d-chain. I know, but I stated what order they were given out, so if we get a date, we know it came out before/after these things. Well it sort of helps, but it doesn't give any exact times at which those rares actually became rares. Like I said, the time of their release doesn't isn't always the same as the time they become rares. It could have been months after till people realized what they were dealing with.

Best advice: Get a party hat, your mask looks dumb. (Motivated me to go from blue mask to purple party. Rather cheap at the time though - 800k difference maybe) Worst advice: You can kill him (caused me to go into wildy and lose my new rune chain that I had bought because I skulled)

I have one, I and I think I have a black headband too. Lots of people have void knight gloves, they'll usually have the full set too. Red headbands are quite unpopular but they still are a lot. I see them frequently in the TT forums, but they're usually bought quickly for people's treasure chests (collectors). Rarely do people wear them, besides in a costume with full dragon.

When the holiday items were released don't answer his question though. When they were first given out, they were not considered rare, nor were they for a long period of time. Given that, I'd go with Half-Wine because Jagex forced it to become rare when they discontinued it. PS: I would assume that you could get a d-chain.

I have to say, I agree. I've never seen a hook haha. Really? I see them all the time. I used to merchant them sometimes because yes they is a low supply, but the good thing is that there's a rather large demand.

I'd personally say that any clue is worth it, especially level 3's with the chance of 3rd Age Armour. Even if the clue leads to a popular PK place (like mage arena, axe hut) you can almost always find an empty world. I recommend bringing a DDS, some random food like tuna, and your clue. If it was a coordinate clue, bring your sextant, watch and map(?). If this is the case, you'll also have to fight a mage. Pray magic against the mage. The reason for bringing so few items is so if you are attacked, you drop everything but your clue, your DDS and another item so they may be saved.

1. The one and only ammo for Karils Crossbow. 2. 350-400 ea

Do you mean making and selling cannon balls? Or actually merchanting after? Selling cannonballs is hard at times, because the market isn't that big anymore. You probably won't get the full 200gp each anymore, I believe the normal price is around 180.

64 is plenty. I did it at 57, and used agility pots (eventually after many failures). But it really depends on how much time you want to save.

I was looking to see who bumped it to flame then.... :x Nevermind that, I think that a Christmas Craker is the rarest... Only like 100 some left in game... Could be wrong though... True, but we're only talking about non-rares so no holiday items.

have you tried this? Yes, I had 1-defence pure that I eventually did Dragon Slayer so I could convert it to a rune pure. You will gain the defense levels. You won't only gain 1 level, thats why most strength pures avoid this quest.

I'm not too sure what you're asking, but you will be around level 33 defence after the completion of Dragon Slayer.

Ya I guess you're right. Well for herblore I only needed +4, but I suppose it was still rather lucky. Technically yes it uses the same spices for everyone. However, the effects are random. To get a possible effect of +6 Smithing, you need to add 3 orange spices. When you drink the stew, it'll raise or lower multiple skills up to a maximum of +6/-6. This means even if it does raise smithing, it may only raise it +5. You'll need to have quite a few stews and spices. Here's the Tip.It guide on it:

Gda_scooby has a good point. Are these people gold farmers? or true autobots? I'm leaning more towards autobots seeing they don't retaliate and have the intelligence of, well low quality AI. That means that Chinese New Year wouldn't have effected them too, so does that mean they are chinese farmers?

A couple of stews?! It took me 2 days to get a stew that would raise my construction even 4 levels. It is an incredibly lengthy process to raise any stat by 6 via this method unless you just happen to hit it on the first few tries. Not to mention you have to mix the stew in the exact spot where you need the stat boost because you can only have one stew at a time with spices in it. You will be better served by getting your smithing level up and using a sure bet with dwarven or mature dwarven stout. You must have been unlucky. I got the correct stew within 4 tries for smithing, and within 16 tries for herblore. I found it to be a good shortcut overall.

It would be almost the same as dying on a members server. Just because they can't be obtained by F2P players, doesn't mean they won't drop when you die. F2P players just won't be able to see them, only you (not other memebers either) will.

I would recommend just mining (or buying) coal + iron and making steel plates. This would be one of the faster methods, but more costly. Or what I did for Devious Minds was using a Spicy Stew (requires Evil Dave's subquest of RFD to be complete). Since it can boost +6 leves, I could do it at 59. It takes a couple stews though.

Try Heart Unit. Their applications are opening soon. Requirements are 100 CB + and usually 2 refferals from current members. Not sure if they changed any requirements recently. http://heartunit.org/forums/index.php?act=idx

Ya, you need to have your base strength + attack adding up to 130 or more. Using potions won't help.

Well here's what I did: It's been a while but I believe I attacked one and the other followed to try to attack me. I hid next to a plant so the first vampire I attacked blocked the second one from reaching me. It's sort of like what the first picture had, maybe >_>

If you don't care for 99 fishing, then firemaking would be a good choice. Buying willows from F2P general stores for 12 gp would be the cheapest method (other than cutting). This would require a lot of time spent in F2P worlds so you would probablly want to postpone getting members if you choose this route.

Which two do you have left? The ice one can't be killed using this method because he uses magic attacks as well. He'll be the one doing the freezing this time XD. I'm not sure about the vampire one, but I believe there are better methods to defeat him like just using range or melee. The snare method can be used for the fire boss though.

When I tried to block for my friend (pure no prayer), it didn't work. I would suggest using snare again. My pure friend completed it pretty easily.

It's a high level curse spell that uses souls. Just another way of curse training, but faster (and more expensive of course).