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Well I got all the defenders and an extra rune spending about 1600 tokens, but I've heard of people spending that many tokens just to get 1 or 2. It's all about luck I guess. And it's not multi-combat.

You don't really need to hire people. Just go there and say "Open 2k and ess" and after a while you'll get some regular runners and some new ones every once in a while. There's lots of runners on even late at night some nights.

Yep I was playing for over an hour expecting to get some serious combat exp as an attacker and then was shocked to find out that I hadn't gotten any.

F2P's can't use str pots ;)

I've seen a lot of high-lvl stakers in world 18. Not sure if they were staking a lot, but they definately could've been.

You wouldn't have to lower it that much. 150-170 would sell very fast on the forums.

No they're not very easy to sell. The price usually ranges from 170-200ea

For 99 you need to cook just over 24k sharks, so just multiply that by how much you'd buy them for.

Good comprehensive guide \ I love it

Very nice, detailed guide :) there aren't enough of these. And btw you don't need to start or finish any quest to get into the gnome stronghold

The exp is reduced, but it is still much faster than training range any other way (except maybe PC and putting the points on range). If you're in a place with lots of monsters, the balls will fire rapidly and they commonly hit for 15-20 damage.

1) Definately! You can buy ranarr seeds for 20k, supercompost for 1k, and get 5-10 ranarrs which sell for 7k ea! 2) As far as I know you need 40 def for rune defender, but I could be wrong.

Shillo village is by far the closest to a bank.

He doesn't need any. He's trying to sell 500 of his own.

If you want to make profit, string yew longs is the way to go. Buy 1k unstrung yew longs and either 1k flax or 1k bs. Buying flax would net you more profit and also some crafting exp, but it would be slower fletching exp. Then, just string them and sell for no less than 560ea.

110ea? Try 175-200ea

Well none of your stats are in the high scores. Could you post them? As for the dragon, I would either mage or melee him. Ranging him is a big no-no because without the anti-dragon shield you'll be dead very soon.

It would be a lot faster than bow-and-arrows training but a lot more expensive as well. If you have the funds, go for it.

"How do I do dragon slayer?" tip.it has quest guides you know. Do you have a specific question about the quest?

Actually the chickens are in between the cabbage fields and the spot you circled

The Giant Dwarf? Ya I think you need to because you can't trade with the stonemason in Keldagrim until you finish it.

The full repaired armour will last 15 hours of combat until it will have to be repaired again. How much it costs depends on how damaged it is, but it is quite expensive. And no it will never break forever

the cheapest way would be killing chaos druids in edgeville dungeon or taverly dungeon for herbs, then selling the unids and using the cash to buy vials and seconds. Or you could buy the vials yourself from taverly and collect your own seconds and make a profit

If you want cash now, mine addy in the dwarf mines, hopping worlds till you have a full load. If you're more interested in gaining skill levels, then powermine (mine, drop) iron in al-kharid chasm until 85 when you can really make some money mining runite 8-)

Very nice guide. In depth, easy to understand, and useful :D 9/10