Gandorf61

You are an awesome person, period. ;)

Always bring food as you will take damage whenever you fail. Also I would recommend the Wilderness Agility Course for better xp and less failing at your level.

#-o Could have saved myself a lot of work then.

Same. The slayer ring save a lot of time. However I have tried the maze too and its not too bad. And how does that work since you can't tele using the ring until after you defeat him?

Is this a usable method to train magic and make some cash at the same time? If so about how much magic xp/hour is it? Also about how much cash would I make an hour? What teleport tablets should I make for maximum xp and/or profit? Any help would be great.

#8 has to be done sometime soon. Same thing with clan chats, we should have a list to quickly access our favourite chats as well. Nice concept images, they look good.

Ill help with smithing: 1. Always use Stealing Creation Hammers, playing in a non combat SC clan like fastsc really gets these tools fast. 2. Get to 60 smithing first then you can reap the benefits of using the wonderful and magical Blast Furnace (it's so awesome it should be a god) 3. Once you've reached 60 smithing you can bring a ton of mithril ore and coal noted (2 coal for every mithril ore as the furnace only uses half it would normally take) to the blast furnace with some SC hammers and make mithril crossbow bolts (unf). This profits and is great experience at that level. Use the Blast Furnace theme world (I think it's 58) for maximum speed and help form others. (The gate to the anvils there is extremely annoying though) 4. Continue making mithril bolts until it starts getting slow to level up (I did them to level 80 (my goal) but found they were starting to get slow around there. However many people just stick with them until 99 smithing. I have no idea what else to make besides these that profits at decent xp. Hope this helps getting those first 20 levels or so.

And Strength is really much less of a nooby cape than fletching? Anyways I'll assume you are making yew longbows up to 99 which will be a total of 75,333 from your level. At 800 bows/hour (stringing+cutting) it will take you 75,333/800 = 94.16625 hours to get 99 fletching. That's if you stay focused enough to always make 800 bows an hour, if you make more then it will take less time. At 12 hours a day playing it will take you almost 8 days to reach your goal of 99 fletching. Good luck and early congratulations if you decide to complete this goal. :) Oh and just for the heck of it at 900bows/hr it will take you about 84 hours or just under 7 12 hour days.

At first it didn't seem to affect me much but slowly they are beginning to make everything so annoying in Runescape. Everytime I need to buy a piece of armour, or a wild pie for an achievement, or even strawberries for payment to my farmers I can't. This is all due to stupid price manipulators who change the market just so they can cheat there way in to making a quick few million gps. Honestly Jagex should make price manipulating against the rules, or at least price manipulating clans. I can no longer buy something without checking it's GE graphs to see if I'm going to lose a ton of cash. It's basically an indirect way of scamming people that should stop. Wait one of my GE offers updated! 1 strawberry... *cries in pain*

99 range on f2p is awesome! 10/10

Omg Awesomeness. 9/10 Very nice stats.

Demon Butler + Oak Logs = Oak Planks + FTW.

Recipe for Disaster Gloves. You get increasingly better ones as you complete parts of the quest, Barrow gloves being the best.

You have to choose the next two numbers in the sequence. It's a pattern.

I got 2 raven eggs from cutting teaks in Ape Atoll but I'm pretty sure I just got lucky.

Cost of runes to teleport + cost of afro > cost of afro from GE Also people pay that because they don't have the effort to actually go to the party room or read the frontpage to find where to buy one.

Hard to do now but involves this: You and a friend each carry 76k worth of items (that is not protected) and stay in a hot zone doing something like casting wind strike which does no damage. (Jagex changed it so you can't do this anymore) This allows you to take no damage and gain drop potential in a safe way. After 1-2 hours you go and bank everything so that one person is risking 26k and the other 76k. The person carrying 76k then proceeds to kill someone carrying 26k a few times, getting really good drops, more than the 26k the other person lost. You then switch roles so the other person gets their chance at some good drops too. However Jagex has implemented several fixes so that you cant get potential like this anymore so it doesn't work very well. I wouldn't recommend it.

^ Hmm well mining the essence will take more time but you will also not have to include the normal cost of buying ess. At that rate you may only be able to make around 500k an hour. It would still give you a pretty good profit regardless.

If you can use your own character and you have 91 runecrafting well... Double nats ftw. You can make 900k-1M an hour if your good.

I use world 114 mainly because all my friends use that world and it always has nice people on there that I know. Any other time I'm on world 60 or an activity world so I chose Activity world in the poll even though I'm almost always on 114.

1. No. 2. Platebodies will cost a lot more as they sell for less than arrowheads. 3. http://www.tip.it/runescape/?page=blast_furnace.htm use world 58 for help from others. 4. At 53 smithing mithril crossbolts (unf) are your best xp when made at the blast furnace. I made them all the way to level 80. They also profit. 5. See above. 6. Cannonballs are only made out of steel bars and are extremely slow. They buy and sell well but even so the speed makes them not worth the time and effort. 7. If you use the non combat clan fast_sc you can finsih a game in as little as 10-12 minutes most of time making stealing creation tools a must for smithing. 8. Not that I know of.

They should just make all the holiday items dropable. Destroying takes so long anyways..

:lol: The Early Bird Fights for the Worm was a great article which I could relate to with other monsters. People like that can be so annoying. The Did You Know had another interesting fact I was unaware of. No more basic elemental runes for me!

lol Cool : Thanks for the quick response.

When leveling construction (oak larders) do I keep my oak logs on me and use them on my demon butler to get him to unnote them or do i just get him to take them directly from the bank?