Artemis495

You need to have a POH with a study and the pedestal for whatever level of teletab you want to make. Besides that you need clay and teleport runes. There will be an option on the pedestal to craft tabs, and a menu will pop up showing you what tabs you can make.

Mine is Barrak.

I will usually train a skill to achieve another, related goal, and I prefer training many skills at once over one skill at a time. For example, when I wanted 68 Smithing to put Mith armor in my Skill, hall, I trained not only smithing but also mining (for the ores), magic (superheating steel bars and high alching steel plates) and runecrafting (for the nats). Currently I'm training Farming primarily to clear the seeds out of my banks but also to grow herbs and seconds for herblore, and I'm saving any leftover produce for Cooking.

If you've done the Between a Rock quest, you'll have access to the Arzinian Gold mine, which has LOADS of gold in it...

A Mountain Dew soda machine falls on you. *press the big black button with the Jolly Roger on it*

When I was training Slayer, I wanted fast XP, so I went ahead and did about 90% of Chaeldar's tasks. I did get the odd insane one like 150 Steel Dragons (!) and those I Burthorped... or when I got five consecutive Troll tasks I Burthorped those as well. But the Slayer Monsters I at least tried out, with the knowledge that if they started owning me badly I could always switch out. By and large, the level-appropriate Slayer Monsters drop the best loot and give the fastest xp.

That's a good idea - I had considered that but I wasn't sure how to implement the 'fake death'... maybe have a stronger herb like Irit being the base for the Stun+, and mix the Stun++ in Coconut milk?

I've noticed that while it is possible to Farm Cadavaberries, they seem to have no real purpose in the game other than the Romeo and Juliet Quest and maybe for s-composting. However, in R&J the Apothecary was able to make them into a potion that allowed Juliet to feign death, and we know from this context that they are quite hazardous, but also quite useful. Here is my suggestion for how to make Cadavaberries useful: Zamorak's Bane Required Herblore: 54 Other requirements: Jungle Potion quest Ingredients: Vial of water + Rogue's Purse + Cadavaberries Effects: This potion can be applied to weapons and arrows as weapon poisons can. On a successful hit, a random stat is lowered (if the target is player-controlled) or the target is weakened overall (if NPC) as the "disease" effect in Zogre tomb area. This effect can be cured with a stat restore potion. Some NPC enemies, such as dragons or demons, may be resistant to this effect. Any feedback would be appreciated!

Farming, to at least 60.

Over the weekend I watched "Zombie", an Italian horror film by Lucio Fulci that was intended as a spiritual sequel to "Night of the Living Dead". Since it was made in 1978 the effects weren't that special (low-budget, so more along the lines of Sam Raimi's "Evil Dead"), but gorehounds will love it. I won't talk about the eyeball scene here - those who have seen the movie know it already... :anxious:

You are spontaneously cloned. Press the square black button with a little picture of Godzilla on it.

I picked a fight with a lvl 12 Wizard (the one who wanders/used to wander south of Falador). I lost. I felt accordingly stupid.

5-1-07 60 Ranging achieved! And in other news... While I was burying ogre bones in King Lathas' Training camp, I was visited by Leo a couple of times, resulting in Full Zombie!