Zandalf

World 66 Law Altar

Here's me! Zandalf at your service. (I like to keep it simple)

It is possible to get it without defense. See muggi's excellent guide. However, it is not possible to get it without at least 43 prayer.

You want "bang" for your buck. Well, are you looking for exp or money? Very few things are going to get you enough money to pay for the cannonballs. Maybe green dragons. And think carefully before you use it for exp. Cannons don't give hp exp, and their range exp is divided in half. The only good way to use them for exp is on slayer tasks. I'd save your cannonballs for slayer assignments.

There is, I believe, a handy link in my sig.

For lvl 75+, I believe ape atoll is generally recognized as the fastest agility exp.

Your question is a little confusing. Are you trying to choose between ahrims and torags? Your defense is too low to wear either, so are you asking about possible future barrows runs? If so, then your stats will change by then, and any advice you get now will be worthless.

fire staffs - you have lava staffs armor under rune - why keep it? gnome sigil gold rings - can't be enchanted. basically useless fishing nets - you can always get new ones at fishing guild shanty passes - very easy to buy one when you go through pass waterskins - same crafting moulds - use your house pineapples - why keep these? supercompost them kebabs - why? legends cape - you've got an achievement cape colored gloves - why? to impress f2p people? [bleep]ed boots - do you ever need these? seal of approval (lunar isle thing) - easy to get from the chieftan whenever you want to go to lunar isle so that's like 20 more spaces right there. I envy you and your tons of empty bank space.

It's every 250 shots fired. If you hit 250 zeros, your bow will still degrade.

You should just mage it. Bring runes, and there's a safe spot. When I did it, I was pretty stupid. My fletching was too low to be useful, and my crafting was pretty poor too. I brought some soft leather and made some regular leather armor. There was a guy down there ranging the greater demon, and he had some steel weapons from drops. He gave me a steel 2h. So I meleed the spirit the whole way and used a ton of food.

For your pics, some very important advice: Never simply type the things you need to say on the picture. Paint them yourself. This is essential for legibility.

It will not be profitable for you to just buy herbs, ID them, and then sell them. My herblore is 81, and even I couldn't make a profit like that. You could try this though: Buy unidentified herbs for 1k each if the person is selling 11 stacks. Identify everything you can. Everything you can't identify will be above ranarr. You can sell unids above ranarr for 2k each. Of course, you might lose money on this too, because you'll get waaay more lower lvl herbs than higher lvl herbs. To avoid getting scammed, use the "anti-scam" method. Let me know if you don't know what that is.

But it doesn't really matter how fast you click. Most of the time is spent just sitting watching your character carve the bows. See: *click* open bank *right click* on unstrung bow in inv *click* deposit all *right click* on maple log in bank *click* withdraw all *click* exit bank screen *click* knife *click* maple log *right click* maple long in chat screen *click* "make x" *type* 123123 or some other number larger than 26 *wait for about 45 seconds* So that's 10 mouse clicks plus one "hand-mash" on the key-pad. Then clicking over to forums and waiting while the bows are fletched. Anyone know how long 5k would take like this? 10k? 15k?

Don't wear full rune. Wear prayer gear. Keep your strength and attack prayers on at all times. Defense doesn't matter in PC because you don't lose any points from dying. You can die ten times in one round and still get your point. You should also get some climbing boots. They're cheap and they give a strength bonus. Other than that, your setup looks fine for someone who hasn't done any P2P quests. Of course, you can improve on it a LOT by doing some quests. (To get initiate armor, especially.) Check here for obby items. Scroll down a little to see the table.

I'm not stringing anything. I just want to carve unstrung willow longs. Oh, and I CAN make yew shorts. :wink: I just need to get rid of some of these maple logs. I'll be at a one-click bank when I do it, yes.

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They got put inside "Archive of Wisdom". They're still there. :wink:

Very few monsters will cover the cost of the cannonballs. Which do you care more about: the experience or the money? [*:x1t62zok]If you care more about the money, forget the whole plan. There's no good safe way to make money with a cannon unless you make all your own cannonballs. [*:x1t62zok]If you care about experience, go with dagganoths. You'll sometimes break even if you pick up all the herb seeds and you get a few snapdragons or ranarrs. And if you get a good clue scroll, you'll make money on it.Of course, what the cannon is best for is Slayer. Killing something with a cannon gets you 25% of your normal range experience and 100% of your normal slayer experience. EDIT: Swordb88 says they don't drop ranarr seeds. I haven't trained on them in ages, so I don't remember. :?

Well, I believe the best fire rune dropper in the game is fire giants. But a lvl 40 will have trouble with them. Unless you range them. Is that a possibility? Their range defense is pretty sad.

I've always hated fletching, but I've decided to get a few levels. I've got about 15k maple logs in my bank from MTK. If I wanted to make, say, 5k maple longs (u), how long would that take? To phrase the question differently, how many bows can you fletch per hour (not counting stringing)?

As far as I know, there is absolutely no market for dust runes. Their primary purpose is currently to save one inventory spot when casting house teleport. But most people who want to do this will save the trouble of finding a source of dust runes and just use a tele tab.

Agility and herblore! My two favorite skills! (I'm 73 and 81, respectively). See my sig for my agility guide. Maybe someday I'll write a herby one. Anyway, to get those few levels you need quickly, you'll need some money. Buy a bunch of ranarrs for 7k apiece (go to world 2) and make them into prayer pots. Sell those (anywhere) for 7.5k each. Repeat hundreds of times. You can also do super attack, which will be cheaper, but harder to sell back.

Do ape atoll. Bring a bunch of super energy restores and a knife to cut the pineapple. You'll fail very little at 70 agility, and you can run for a really long time if you wear all the possible lightness gear.

What's your current agility level? It depends on that.

Sorry. AOE and Vulxai are only partially right. It depends on the skill. Some skills go faster as you increase levels (you catch sharks slightly faster at 99 than 79), and other skills don't (you chop magic trees at exactly the same speed at 76 and 99).