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Looking up the code? If you go to MTK enough you'll have it memorized in no time (cip) and is quote close to edge tele. I'm not saying Brimhaven is best (as I really can't say from any experience), I'm just saying, Glory to edge (which I usually have on most of the time), grab your staff, run to the rings, teleport quickly and you're there vs. Banking (depending on where you are, might take a while) grabbing runes, teleport, pickpocketting a guard, then run to the boat, pay the man, wait while you sail.

I read this thread and didn't see any hate. I saw people adding their experience to your guide, which every guide creator should take into account. It's not hate, it's constructive criticism.

You also might want to put it in the guides section, and if possible, use the hide tags to keep it all in one post so it's easier to view.

Just to be nitpicky, it's actually 6 minutes. Just go to Keldagrim, visit the stonemason (I believe, not 100% sure which NPC it is) and buy the highest level one he has. It'll seem like a lot of money, but it's worth it if you ever die with anything expensive on you. Thanks for correcting me, I thought it was 5, I learn something new every day!

pkers are only in pvp worlds. You'd have to have a death wish if you trained there in pvp worlds. It's actually better to train in a pvp world because there are fewer pkers, the few that show up are weaker than revs, and you earn drop potential. So it's not exactly a death wish. @ Cpt: The agility pyramid is horrible xp. He would be better off at the werewolf course than their. But most likely, he won't get that bored, so I guess it doesn't really matter. That actually wasn't Cpt who said that, he was quoted in the poster's post, and when that post got quoted, the formatting got messed up and appeared as if cpt said it. But I'd actually recommend the Agility Pyramid if you get bored. I did that for quite a while when I couldn't stand the skill and it helped out quite a bit.

Agreed, just don't expect too much efficiency. You'll probably get small profits without considering barrows items and it won't be the great moneymaker that it can be with really high levels, but you should have no problem with it. Just make sure to read up on it as much as possible and have a good enough gravestone to get there on time should you die -- little mistakes you make while learning to barrow can be costly. uhhh gravestone? sry i just came back after being gone about 2 years or so When you died before, your stuff would appear on the ground and you have so much time to get it. And other people could see it. Now when you die, you get a gravestone where you die at, and you're stuff will be under that gravestone for as long as your gravestone survives (there's different types with different times, the max is 5 minutes), and if someone nice enough to bless your grave, it'll last for an hour. No one else can see your stuff, and when your grave crumbles, your stuff goes away too.

I used to do it at a low level with non expensive equipment and usually did well. Granted this was probably 2 years ago, here's what I can recall (there used to be a guide on it, not sure if it's still around) Farseer's Helm, monk robes (top and bottom), mystic boots, glory and slayer staff. In my inventory I had a spade, barrows top and bottom, d'hide top and bottom, whip, druid pouch (to protect from ghasts), magic dart runes, one click tele (I used home tele with a kharryl teleport in my house) and the rest was monkfish. What I did was go kill Dharok first using prayer (hence prayer boosting gear), then Karil using prayer, then I'd switch to my barrows pieces and kill Verac, then switch to d'hide and kill Ahrim (with range), then back to barrows and killed Guthan and Torag. Obviously skipping the step of the tunnel, and when I got in the tunnel, I switched to my whip, got the kill count up, opened the chest, killed the brother, collected loot, and teled out. This is by no means the best way, but it's a viable way because I did it quite often, but I could only do one run per trip (now I can make 4-5 with better equipment). I might have missed something, so if anyone can catch what I missed, feel free to let him know.

No it was Magic Dart, people just called it Slayer dart because you use that Slayer Staff.

It's not too bad. I believe my stats were around the 70's mark (maybe just a tad higher, not sure). I ranged the Monkey Madness monster with the help of the gnomes, so that was a piece of cake, this fight was tougher for me, but like I said, if you get your stats to the 70 (str, def, atk), you shouldn't have too much of a problem.

You stop failing Ape Atoll at 75, although I'm not sure on the run times, but I would think it'd be close xp wise.

Try going to the RSOF and find an Open House in the Events section, usually they'll have one.

http://forum.tip.it/topic/185420-kents-guide-to-summoning-mastery-bork/ Use that guide to help you out with your summoning training.

Go to a slayer master, do the task, repeat. I'm not sure the best master, but you can try Vannaka in Edgeville Dungeon. No slayer does not increase combat, but you have to kill monsters, so you're combat will increase, it's just your slayer level won't add to it. Summoning does increase combat.

Level 49-78 Gold Charms:Keep making those Barker toads! Terrorbirds are a choice for the poor, but I would recommend highly against it. Green Charms:Ibis are nice, but when you can switch to making Fruit bats. You can also make Bunyips to use for yourself, they are VERY useful. Crimson Charms:Bloated leech until 64, where you will make Stranger plant. Their secondary's are easy to come by and they're fast xp, as well as cost efficient. At 72 Make Phoenix if you have completed In Pyre Need. Granite lobsters at 74. Blue Charms:Spirit jelly from 55-56, Steel minotaurs from 56-57, Spirit Kyatt/Ghaark from 57-58. If you want money, you can keep making Spirit kyatt/ghaark instead of Karamthuhlu overlords. Mithril minotaurs at 66. Obsidian golems at 73, but don't make adamant minotaurs, they're too expensive. I'll remind you all that saving blue charms will allow you to gain much more xp in the long run. Level 78+ Gold Charms:Barker toads are better than Spirit terrorbirds. Green Charms:Make Giant ents until you are lv 88 and you can make Spirit stallions for your own use. However, willow branches can be a pain to get, so fruit bat's are a great choice. Crimson Charms:Make Swamp titans at 85 until lv 92, at which point you should switch to Wolpertinger. Make Iron titans at 95 and Pack yaks at 96. Blue Charms:Titans are GREAT for training. You should use these here, but if you have extreme patience, you can wait for a geyser titan.

Sounds like just a bug to me.

I also have some experience when my stats were actually lower than yours, and I did just fine with B2P, especially since they tend to drop Uganthi (sp?) Kebabs that are pretty decent for healing.

Just to put my two cents in, I'd go with the Human Butler (just under the Demon) as he's cheaper and still gets the job done quite nicely. If you don't want to buy the planks and buy the logs instead, the butler can also turn them into planks as well. It takes an extra step because you have to use the noted logs to have him unnote them, then use the logs to turn into planks, but it's another option.

I found, though, that if I mined on a full world, the first rock would be ready by the time I finished the third. If you're mining on a full world, only a triangle will do, but if you're just on an average world, then the monestary would be just fine. But you should always use a full world. If people are like me, I'm not going to hop worlds just to mine. That just a waste of time for the casual player.

I found, though, that if I mined on a full world, the first rock would be ready by the time I finished the third. If you're mining on a full world, only a triangle will do, but if you're just on an average world, then the monestary would be just fine.

When I mined at Ardy Monestary, I mined the two rocks right next to each other (the only two that are right next to each other) and then the one right across from it. By time I got the third one mined and walked over to the first...it was JUST ready to mine, sometimes I'd have to wait a fraction of a second. So if they were right next to each other in a triangle, it wouldn't have sped me up any because I still had to wait to mine it.

Abyssal Whip is the best for training then? In 77 str 70 def and 75 att..... Yes, I'd suggest training with the whip on controlled since there's not a strength option. Really? Not dragon? Both Bandos and Barrows outdo Dragon. P.S. Just to prevent clutter, use the Multi-quote option to reply to multiple posts in one thread instead of double posting. Just click the Multi-quote button on each post you want to reply to, then hit Add a Reply and it'll quote all the posts you Multi-quoted so you're free to respond to all of them in one post.

Depends on what you're using it for. All around basic melee weapon is the whip. Sara Sword is best for strength, and then you have Godswords which are usually only used in boss hunting. The best armor would either be Bandos or Barrows.

Yes, but it's also a hassle to have to go and recharge all the time. And if you're banking iron, you'll easily cover that 4m.