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Ok, I'll probably do that with the random gems I get, and then train with another method to switch it up. Thanks. Still open.

Ok, well after you do it, you'll know the rift I'm talking about, but basically you enter the rift with a helmet, and then you're in an area surrounded by gold rocks and gold veins in the walls to mine. You mine your gold, then take off your helmet to leave the rift. You'll then run east a little ways to a dwarf that'll bank your gold ores for you at the cost of, I think it's 6 gold ores, but if you have the Ring of Charos (a), you can make him go down to 3. Then you run back to the rift, put on the helmet, and repeat.

You can do Between a Rock quest, and wear the Ring of Charos (a). Go into the rift, mine your gold, run to the boater guy, pay him 3 gold ores to bank your ores, go back and repeat.

Ok, I'll keep that one in mind too (and yes, I've done Lunar Diplomacy and Dream Mentor for all lunar spells). Around 1 hour or a little bit less if you're concentrated. Ok, thanks, that means it'll take about 41.1 hours to get to 85 mage superheating. Still open for suggestions.

Ok, so it's no higher than 65 (hoping it was under 63, to cut down training on it).

Ok, thanks, I'll keep superheating in mind. Any other suggestions?

About how long does it take to do 1k superheats?

After about level 73 mage, what's a good way to level up mage? I'm looking for a happy medium way, not over the top expensive and takes a short time, but not a very low cost but takes forever kind of method. I'm looking for something that I can spend some, and take a decent amount of time. The more methods, the merrier. EDIT: Oh yes, and preferably something that isn't too terribly boring.

What are all the types of f2p PvP players? I've heard of things like Rune Pure, Hybrid, Barrows Pure, etc, I know Barrows is p2p related, but it's just an example. So what are the f2p types? What are the stats for these usually? Which one would be best in a fight?

Oh, I thought it meant that you need at least 50 for each skill. Does anyone know what thieving you need?

It's listed as Drag Dagger.

The tip.it guide says that some portals will give you xp when you go through it the first time. I've went through the ones I want to, and I was going to go through the one in Rogue's Castle, but it says that my experience isn't strong enough to hold onto the knowledge, yet I have 58 in thieving...is thieving an exception and you need a higher level or what's going on?

Yeah, but it gets very annoying, because thats what I did and it ended up making me go through the pass 4 times because I either ran out of pots or food. The extra few hours is worth it for 56. Same here, I did it at 53 and regretted it. It took me longer to do the quest than it would have if I got 56 agility and then did the quest.

Actually, I'd switch at 49 to wildy. Drink an agility potion to get it boosted to 52, and then you can enter. That's what I did.

You could cut yews.

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Didn't get too much done (busy most of the day), but I did add a thing under my RS Status for my progress of that day.

Yeah, it's not as much as it was, but you don't have very high stats to make money with, so nothing's going to be extremely profitable.

You could mine some iron or coal, or raise your rc two levels, then craft some nats.

Nope, W132, Yanille bank is the unofficial Fletching Guild.

When I had asked, someone has said they think it's about 30k per hour. It wasn't a for sure thing though. You have to have some focus to do it though, with my focus (which is poor tbh), I actually got more xp per hour fletching lol, there was a few times when I was stringing that I was just standing there doing nothing, so as long as you focus, you can get more.

That's what we're sayin...

Most just looked for a one click attack option, and attacked.

Hmm...maybe because there were more magers and rangers attacking us?

This was a war...if you see a bunch of white dots coming, wouldn't you get ready for war? It was close enough to the time where they should have been stationed anyways. No offense, but all I read is "We're a bunch of sore losers, so we're going to make up excuses as to why we lost, even though we would have been dominated anyways."