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You can boost to 50 to get into the runecrafting guild where you can buy the pouch for 25k. You could try to kill for it, but that would just be a waste of stews.

There appears to be some confusion And if you want 85 dunge for frosts, think again because I doubt you could kill more than a few per trip with your stats, honestly. But if you wanted to do it, do penguins/TOG to around 40/50 ish, then do Complexity 1 rushes up to your last 5 or so floors, then do those last few as larges. Reset your prestige and do it all again. You'll have 85 before you know it.

Earths are superior to airs in every way apart from xp/hr if you tele (and even then, the gains are marginal). I know I'm a bit late, but I wasn't serious about the airs, bro.

I hate what I want to hate, I love what I want to love.

Balls>Money imo

Stats would be: +29 (30) stab +28 (29) Slash +27 (28) Crush -3 Mage -2 Range +9 Summoning +6 Strength .007% margin of error, give or take. Numbers in parenthesis are if Jagex chooses to round up, although they round down in most cases. Edit: This was calculated with dragon as Tier 8, which would place it at 50 defense, however it could possibly be Tier 9, so I'll calculate that in a bit.

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Then you defeat the purpose of the whole thing. Without your duelling ring you can't teleport close to the altar. If you're really that poor, just forgo fire crafting in general; it will never be profitable. Instead just craft airs or something.

Did you try?

Ya I totally missed the 10 hp thing, otherwise I would've fact checked my post for it. I'd recommend that you just use Burthorpe for slayer, since Canifis assigns a lot of slayer tower monsters. The xp won't be great, since you'll probably 1 or 2 hit a lot of monsters, but I'd say that you should at least give it a try. If you can dunge and if you have at least 43 prayer, you can cannon hellhounds in the secret lair in the Taverly dungeon. Failing that, kalphites aren't too bad, firegiants are good if you can get into Waterfall without wrecking your stats, after that, I'm not sure what else to suggest.

Floor- Basically the level of Daemonheim you are in. The higher the floor, the deeper underground you are. Every 2 levels you can unlock a new floor. Floor size- The size of the floor, small is the smallest, medium is the middle size, large is the largest. Pretty simple. Larges give a hefty bonus to xp, so it's recommended that you join up with 4 other players for your last 5 or so floors and do larges. Prestige- You want to get the highest prestige possible, because your xp is the average between your base floor xp and prestige. You get a high prestige by doing every floor you can and resetting. After you reset, do every floor again, and when you finish those floors, reset again, repeat. Don't worry about prestige any more than that. Anything else just makes it more complicated and confusing. Dungeoneering XP = (Average of Base Floor XP & Prestige) + Modifiers. Base floor xp is the xp for the floor you do, F1 is the lowest, f60 is the highest. Prestige is explained above. Modifiers include not dying (especially do not die), floor size, and complexity. For the best xp, do Complexity 1 rushes for all but the last 10 or so floors, this part is for speed since it gives nominal xp, then do c6 duo meds for the next 5, and lastly do c6 5:5 (5 players in a 5 person dungeon) larges.

You could try the trolls north of Neitiznot. Last I checked (probably a year ago, but whatever) it was profitable. They drop granite shields and gems. Wear a wooden shield, the same one you got from the quest and pray melee, I believe. Alternatively, just train slayer and cannon every possible task. I'm sure you'd get a lot more out of training if you did it with slayer. Also, I wouldn't even suggest cannoning, and especially not to 99. You're only level 30, which is paltry xp, and obviously you have no idea what 99 range would be like. This isn't to say you can't do it, just that you shouldn't be too sure if you can. Maybe just get it up to 70 or 80, which is just as good a goal, imo. Use the time you save from not getting a 99 to make money, train other skills, etc.

http://forum.tip.it/topic/229804-easter-eggs/page__hl__easter+egg Welcome.

He's my 2nd favorite NPC, after the one the looks like Mike Vennart. But I don't remember who that was anyway.

I usually just do my first 30 floors as c1 rushes. I think it saves a lot of time because you don't have to worry about finding a team.

Why the hell not?

I decided to explore Karamja. I attacked a tribesman and lost half my bank.

I UNVEIL A CORPOREAL BEAST IN BERLIN (A little bit of an inside joke) He's gonna release a supervirus and dump radioactive waste into the Baltic.

That's really kinda meaningless. Just sayin'...

I've learned in my years of Lincoln-Douglas style debating that morality is a common value that people hold, and that morality is a value that most hold on to strongly. Morality, however; cannot be defined as x or y. It's a fluid concept, as what's wrong in one situation may be acceptable in another. Killing is immoral. We all know that stabbing one's cousin is frowned upon, however that does not make the conjecture that killing is immoral true. If someone went on a killing spree, is it wrong to kill them to prevent any future victims? Was it wrong that we attempted to kill Hitler? Was it wrong that we killed Suddam Hussein? Is it wrong to try to find Osama Bin Laden with the sole purpose of executing him? Sharing is moral. If a starving child asks you for a bite of pizza, is it wrong to deny them? Hell yes it is. However, if a player in a game asks you to share a green dragon spawn, is it wrong to deny them? Hell no it's not. The key difference in the above paragraph is that we are talking about a game. A player killing a boss wants money (or any other object that can be obtained from bosshunting, however none are needs). If you kill a boss, it's because you want money. In the most common case, you two would be pitted in a non-LS world, the only one with just 2 people. The two main options are to either A. Crash the other player or B. Be "nice" and leave the player to his or her self. Seeing that I've already, for the most part, argued on behalf of option A, I'll focus on option B for now. B indicates a complete sacrifice of one's own want, the want to earn money, for the want of another who is likely to be equally as (un)fortunate as you. And, in all honesty, to take this option would be insanity. There is no case, set anywhere or set in any time, to set a precedent for the action. No one would simply give all of their assets to another simply because they were asked. You are not Jesus for not crashing. You are not Jesus. You are no benefactor of mankind for your generous actions. You are only an eyesore to yourself and others. You are not some morally-high Messiah for your actions in life. You scream for a reprieve from the evils of the world, however you may just be the evil. You could be the own thorn twisting in your side. Being nice is not always moral. Sometimes being nice can only harm yourself, and harming yourself is more immoral than preventing someone from killing a god damned pixel in a god damned game. The above comments were directed at no one in particular.

He warped Corp into Berlin. Tbh.

Since the length of time it takes to mine an ore is determined by a dice roll, higher values determining a longer amount of time to mine the ore and lower values determining a shorter amount of time, if a high enough value (around 4 seconds or 7 ticks, assuming I remember correctly from my research) is rolled, the odds are in your favor to click again and hope for a lower roll.

But familiars use one of the existing combat styles to attack, therefore without melee, magic, or ranged, summoning could not stand alone. And its irrelevant anyway, because anyone can beat a familiar equal to their level.

I'm kinda mad that I joined only a few days after the Easter 2K6 event ended, leaving me without that fancy ring. But when the results of the poll came out, announcing the winner to be the brooch, even I was quite offended. Jagex really overplayed their lack of originality and subtlety in this one, but we can't really expect much from a company that behaves the way they behave. I've noticed that since MMG took over as C.E.O., Runescape has, in general, been guided by ideas of instant gratification and false equality. Whatever that means.