Yan

Nice guide. The table was hard to read though. If you made it more clear, that would help a lot. It was good info, just difficult to understand. Overall: 8/10 =D>

Good guide. Definitely easier than the old ways of gathering seaweed. (Love the extra "e's", by the way. :D )

Alright, but nothing anyone couldn't get just by using a wc calc. Also, the red text is a little hard on the eyes. If the guide was any longer, it would get annoying. It would make me want to do this: :wall:

NIce guide. Do you have any tips for f2p fishers, in terms of quickest xp?

The only thing that makes Legend's difficult is fighting the demon 3 times. Underground Pass is trickier. (On a side note, don't use Silverlight on the demon in Legend's - it's the equivalent of a rune long, despite the bonuses against demons. Also, don't use holy water: biggest waste of time EVER. I'd recommend a dd+ , then finish him with a d long.)

Currently, there is no way to get any more of the potion. It would be amazing if JaGex made it part of herblore, though! :pray:

Mining. You could try RC-ing, but it's really hard to sell your airs.

There are also wilderness capes, which can be bought from different NPC's all over the wilderness.

Mining would be the best way to get the money you need. Just powermine iron to 60, then use the guild.

I don't really care about making any money, so I'm just looking for the way I can get the fastest xp.

You could train on hobgoblins near the crafting guild or on flesh crawlers in the SOS. Both are pretty quick xp and don't require much food (but flesh crawlers will use more than hobs.) Whips are only about 1.5-1.7M last time I checked, so you definitely won't need 3M.

Flesh Crawlers. Plus, they're aggressive, so it's very quick xp because you don't have much down time between monsters.

I like the Zamorak Monk in Varrock Castle. Whenever a curse does hit him, you don't need to wait long at all to cast another.

You can bank, and more people to talk to. OK. I don't know though, I still think I like Lumbridge better just because it seems like faster xp, but I might try barb village. Thanks, everyone.

Draynor is definitely the best place for woodcutting in f2p. I still use it and I'm 80 wc :thumbsup:

It looks like barb village to edge is farther than lumbridge to the general store. I don't really need to bank them, I just need to get rid of them. Is there anything else that makes barb village better?

I'm fly fishing to get my fishing level from 69 to 76. Currently, I'm in Lumbridge. I'll fish a full inventory, then cut some logs, light a fire, and cook them all. Then I run over to the Lumbridge General Store and sell them all. I was wondering if there was a faster way to clear my inventory, like a store closer to the fishing spot. I tried dropping them, but found that I could actually sell them faster. Any suggestions?

Nice guide. It definitely seems better to mine there than anywhere else.

Nice guide, pretty comprehensive. I think I might try the feathers method to get some extra gp.

Nice guide, especially for lower level players looking for good ways to make money. Also, normal essence is now selling at its pre-pure ess price of about 40gp ea, so it's even more profitable.

I definitely support this. I especially like the idea of the combination pics on the tabs. They give you a lot more flexibility on how you would organize your bank. Overall, best idea I've ever seen! =D>

I personally like the Lumbridge/Draynor/Al Kharid area because I can train woodcutting, firemaking, crafting, smithing, prayer (and combat - on chickens!), magic, fishing, and cooking. What else do you need? :thumbsup:

Good luck. You stop burning them at 75, right?

Very nice idea. I tried it and got about 100k xp before stopping. The only difficult part was finding worlds with alot of tuna or lobster in stock.

This would be too inefficient for any meaningful training. You wouldn't be able to stay at the bottom of the SOS for very long at all; you would have to keep running up to the top for fish, then aaaaaaallll the way back down, which will take at least 6-7 minutes. If you're using bones to peaches then, yeah, this is effective, but with fishing, not even close.