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Ok, I've maged some blues so far, but the xp is rather slow. I knew the bestiary says blues have high mage def, but I seem to hit them often and high anyway. Anyway, I'm off to the irons, xpwise they should be better. Lets hope they also are dropwise. Ty for your advice and cya later.

My current goal is 96 mage (420k xp to go) Up untill now, I never really specifically trained magic. I got 95 by teleporting (I hate walking), alching the stuff I made, bit of mage training arena, slaying, ... basically just by playing the game. I would like to switch to lunarmage, because it has some nice spells. But I dont want to switch before getting 96 for the spellbookswap, since I would miss the trollheimteleport (I like the herbpatch there and I do a lot of farmtours). I was thinking about magic darting (made lots of deaths) iron drags or blues. I think maging blues would certainly pay for the runes if I bank all the hides and bones. If I go for the irons, I will not bank the bones and I would have to hope for a good drop. The advantage of these is that I can stay there for a while, since I dont have to bank often. Considering I have already slayed 100s of them and only had a d skirt as a drop once, Im not sure what to do. So what would you recommend?

Ty for the reply, now lets hope the GE will be a good way to buy those seeds and payments

I noticed the same thing: I went from 65rc to 91 mostly by making deaths. I met other rcers at the altar, but usually there were none. I guess this is because it is a lot easier to sell nats in bulk amounts than it is to sell deaths. When I was selling deaths, most people wanted to buy 1 or 2k of em. I think I only managed to sell 20k in one go once. On the other hand, selling deaths was never a problem and if you want to get 91 without the lawfirm, it is the way to go as they gives way more xp.

Hello So far, I trained farming by planting loads of herbs (got seeds from slaying and bought some as well) and all the trees and fruittrees I got from my kingdom (nests from the maples). I only plant watermelons when my compostbin is empty, since I have trouble buying loads of watermelonseeds. So far I've always paid the farmers to look after my trees. This has got me to lvl 90. I would like to start spending more money on farming now, buying mages and palmtrees. My question is: would it be a better idea to buy more seeds and let the occasional tree die or buy both the seeds and the items to pay farmers? An other question could be: should I put more effort in finding watermelons, as these give pretty good xp as well if I would plant some on every herbtour (hopefully the store update will help me find seeds)? Ty for your advice

you still have some options fires with duelrings is ok (need lots of duelrings then) world 16 airs (never tried that one myself) lavarunes with duelrings (need lots of duelrings/binding necklases and luner magic then) or world 66 lawcompany (if you dont mind spending some cash) personally i think those methods are very boring , i prefer making deaths through abyss, but thats not a suggestion :

you can buy some in lumby castle, if you did rfd if you finished rfd completely, you can buy up to 50 apples at the store in the castle dungeon

Hello I'm trying to get 91rc (currently 88). Up till now I been using abyss to make deaths and nats, depending on which side of the abyss I end up in. Today I realised that lavarunes give the most xp per rune. So I wanted to go make some, bought some duelrings and earths, switched to lunar and started. I forgot you have to wear a binding necklase, so half of the lavas failed. Now I have some questions, is worth trying to buy lots of emeralds/binding necklases? I'm using pouches, and after emptying those I nearly always had to use magic embue (the lunar spell) again. Would this mean I will use 3 charges of the necklase too? Are lava runes sellable (if that is an English word)? I tried looking on official forums, only saw threads about lava battlestaffs. I suppose lavarunes are the best xp, if anyone out there has experience with making them, I would appreciate some advice. Thank you for you time Puvelhurn