Psycho_Robot

Well I'm more interested in getting high level herbs than getting valuable herbs anyways, so I'll do it! Maybe get to 52 while making Macaw pouches (I doubt it though, I've heard green charms are bad xp)

I'll need to get my summoning to 52 then! I've been meaning to get that for a long time anyways... I've heard a terrorbird is a great familiar.c I've heard that a Macaw makes the herb drops a lot better. Has anyone tried this? Is it worth doing?

How many p pots should I bring per trip?

I like clues. And I like herbs (but only legal herbs). So my question is are there any monsters that drop level 3 clues as well as a lot of herbs? A good charm dropper would be a plus as well. My budget is fairly low, so I'd like it if it were a monster that can be killed cheaply, or one that I could profit from even if I don't get anything good from clues (I will not sell herb drops however). Thanks in advance for your help!

If what everyone has been saying is true then Sara GWD must be 3 layers below the overworld. Then if everyone dungeon floor 3 levels down is in that "world" then you might have to find out if there is 3 levels down in the Ancient cavern. Just a thought :/ I'm gonna take my shot at explaining what seems to be confusing a lot of people. There are no "layers" in RuneScape. When you enter a dungeon, you don't get taken to a new layer just underneath your current layer. Instead, you are teleported sideways, not down. Sideways, outside the edges of the map. This gives the illusion of going down a layer, but it is just that, an illusion. The dungeon is not underneath RuneScape, it is next to it! So 2 different dungeons on 2 different "layers" could appear right next to each other.

Close but no cigar. To truly bust the mithril cave theory, someone would need to stand in the Sara dungeon and someone else would need to run around the edges in the entire mith dungeon while the player in the Sara dungeon watches for them.

This doesn't work. When you leave the house, any chef's delight you got from their beer barrel disappears.

Your oubilette does in fact need to be under your throne room, and you can build a dungeon entrance underneath your skill/quest hall. Just right click the stairs while in building room, pick "add room" (or whatever option it is), and choose dungeon stairs. This is important: when you build rooms underneath stairs, always build them FROM THE STAIRS in the above room, otherwise the stairs will NOT line up properly. I had to re-build my quest hall and dungeon stairs because the stairs weren't connecting properly.

there practically is a sell-x option and its a simple thing to set up. First, set your mouse option to one-button in the options menu. Then put your nails in the bottom row of your inventory. Now left click. Since your mouse is set to one-button, it'll be as if you right clicked, and since your nails are in the bottom row of your inventory, the menu goes up instead of down. So your mouse is right over the "Sell 50" option. Simply left click again and you've sold 50. Now left click like a spastic woodpecker!!!

The quest is Rocking Out, you can use the locker in the new building in there as a deposit box.

You fell victim to a stupid sneaky hidden rule with the GE. When you buy something you can't sell it back no matter what until 4 hours pass. It'll look like they're waiting for an offer but they aren't.

...and you're precisely the kind of person this rant is about. You must be so proud. I really am. Because i'm getting faster exp than just hopping around for a world. I suppose for some people, gaining experience points in a game is more important than being a nice person.

This is true, as I learned when running into a revenant knight near the mage arena. Unfortunately in the time I spent trying to get the stupid howl to work my hp got dangerously low. I barely made it out alive.

*dun dun dunnnn* he's right, you know. So you might want to bump that goal up to 69 :-#

...and you're precisely the kind of person this rant is about. You must be so proud.

Thanks for the answer, I've always been curious about that ;)

Thanks all those who replied! Back when I made my chapel I dedicated it to Zamorak. Now I'm much wiser and a Guthix man! :

I have 2 quick questions: 1. Can croziers autocast any spells? If so which? 2. If I change the symbol in my POH's chapel, will the design on my guilded altar, statues, and windows change to reflect the new god?

The problem is that you just bought the trading sticks, meaning that your Tai Bwo Wannai Favor is 0%. An easy way to get your favor up is to kill jungle spiders near the anvil house. They don't poison you and each one gives you 3% favor I think. Get your favor to 10-15% and then you can cut trees all you want.

well it IS a waste now that I already activated 6 portals....you do realize that you don't get those runes back when you destroy the room and move it somewhere else, do you? calm down, I didn't know you already had them.

I think it'd look nice off the dining room. You'd have a view while you eat ;)

I was thinking of putting my two portal rooms next to my entrance as well...until i realized how many law runes i'd waste #-o i put the chapel and the kitchen on both sides of my living room, because that's the first thing i do when i teleport to my house. A waste? Certainly not! Portal rooms are the most useful rooms in the house, doubly so when you're on Lunar or Ancient magics. I've been on Lunar for a month now, and I have 2 portal rooms (with all portals but Lumbridge). Its been an incredible convenience to have them, and well worth the 900 laws it took to make. All you'd need is some house teletabs and your portal rooms and you'll never miss not being able to teleport on other spellbooks!

You only need two bedrooms, I'd recommend replacing one with a costume room. I know you have a parlour, that's what I was saying. WHY do you have a parlour? If you're going for flash, that parlour could be another room in the dungeon. It doesn't have any use whether you're making a functional house OR a flashy house- the most expensive thing in there is a mahogany armchair. He has a point. Parlors ARE fairly useless. You could replace it with a formal garden, but instead of that ugly iron portal, you could put a nice fountain or gazebo in its place.

Looks great! :thumbsup:

Actually its slower. You can only use 2 planks at a time when building armor stands (and legends cape uses teak planks, which are too expensive to train with). Building oak larders uses I think 4 oak planks at a time, which is twice as fast. I think that more than makes up for the minuscule amount of additional xp that the armor stand gives.