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You can also get unidentified toadflax as a reward from temple trekking. You COULD have had them from before the farming update that named the seeds and made harvested herbs identified. If you managed to keep them all this time. I got some a couple weeks ago.

You can also get unidentified toadflax as a reward from temple trekking.

Check this: http://forum.tip.it/viewtopic.php?p=4926293#4926293

This has been discussed a lot of time already :). They put their Karamja gloves on and sell the bows to a crew member of the charter ship near Brimhaven. You don't need to do anything with the bows themselves, its the Karamja gloves that do the trick.

No known use so far

You must be in human form.

If you want to spend the least possible time on farming, but don't mind waiting for a few days before you achieve your goal, go with trees and fruit trees. Be sure to use garden pie wich boosts your farming by 3 points. (For example, with pie, you can plant curry trees , which give better xp then orange trees). Plant willows in normal tree patches, and switch to maples after you achieve 42 (plant maples with the pie again). But if you want to speed up the process, combine trees with planting allotment crops and bushes.

Teleport tablets can be called canned teleportation spells :) They are made from wet clay at a lectern in your player house Some info can be found here. http://tip.it/runescape/?page=getting_around.htm#spells

Karamja gloves, obviously enough, only work on Karamja. So you only get the bonus if you sell to trader ships that are stationed there. Ships located elsewhere (Catherby etc) don't offer this bonus.

What do you mean? The Old Nite certainly was not the first one to hit 99 in herblore. I remember very well that Shacoya was leading for a long time, and almost everyone was thinking she would be the first. But when she was already very close, Halw Gnun overtook her and started leading by a wide margine... and he was the first to reach 99.

What works on metald ragons, works on black ones too. You can either safespot-range them or melee them with prayer. If you are going to range, I suppose you know to use a one-handed weapon so you can wear your antifire shild. Meleeing with metal armor and food instead of prayer is not recommended (it is doable, but you'll have to leave pretty often to replenish your food supplies).

When I just created my first account, I knew next to nothing about the game. So I looked around for a while, admiring people in colored armors and capes (as I only had the basic newb gear), and then walked across the bridge where I found some low-level goblins that I started to fight :). During the same first game session, I found out about firemaking, cooking and woodcutting, all on my own, since the newb island didn't exist back then.

Oh yeah I forgot about RC. It was also introduced after swithing to the new engine ... at least I think.... although I forgot when exactly. Over 2 years ago, that's for sure. So it makes a total of 5 "new" skills added in RS as opposed to RSC.

Fletching is an old, old skill which existed for a long time in the original Runescape (which is called RSC now). Agility is relatively young (compared to fletching), but it also existed in RSC. So, the only NEW skills that did not exist in RSC are are slayer, farming, hunter and construction... can't think of anything else

That's odd... I have just checked, and I do get a battered key along with the book. But I have completed the EW2 already.

Are you sure you are using the correct fungicide? There are spray bottles and there are refillers which you use to refill your empty spray bottle. To finish off a Zygo, you should use fungicide spray, not just fingicide.

As an alternative to what Master_Smither suggested, you can buy each individual item in their respective shops. Addy long can be bought from the Varrock weapon shop and from the Warrior Guild armory. Mith plate -- from Hoirvik in Varrock (and also from some other shops, but Horvik is the easiest to get to), mith legs - in Al Kharid, mith helmet -- in Barbarian Village

Just use a stat restore or super restore potion if any important stats are affected. Otherwise, just ignore it, and keep doing whatever you are doing. The desease will stop after a few minutes. Or go to the Jogre cave and get the Rogues Purse :). Whichever you like the most. Check this map for the location of that dungeon

10 limps in 15 mins can be pretty easy, depending on your level. Just kill hobgoblins, just as the guy above me said.

Everyone seems to hate poor crocks :). I usually burthorpe them as well.

These days, a whole key is about 50k, and a half is about 25k. Try selling at this price, and I am sure you'll find someone.

To Dorgeshuun caves.

You probably have never given serum 208 to the shop owner. There are 2 kinds of serum you can use on NPCs to make them talk to you: serum 207 (tarromin + ashes) only has a temporary effect, and serum 208 (made by using serup 207 on the fire in temple) has a permanent effect. You have an option of either using a 207 on the shop keeper each time you want to trade, or make a 208 one time in order to get a perma access to the shop.

"Shades of Mort'ton" for the Mort'ton general store, and "In Aid of the Myreque" for the one in Burgh de Rott

It should be pretty easy at 90. Be sure to wear an antidragon shield. Antifire potions are not mandatory, but very, very helpful. If you want to melee it, you can use the best prayer-boosting gear you can get. With the antidragon shield, antifire potion and "Protect from melee" on, no dragon will be able to hurt you. This is what I always do when I have metal dragons for my slayer task. Alternatively, you can try ranging or maging them from a safespot, but I have never done it myself (I have seen people maging iron and steel dragons, and it seems to work, although slowly)