Celestrana

I finished Dream Mentor at much lower combat stats than you. Maybe by 5 to 7 levels for each combat skill. Anyways, enough about me. For equipment, generally you want high magic defence, a high hitting melee weapon, and a decently high range weapon that allows you to hold something in your shield slot. For equipment, I suggest: - Blue Dragon Hide or better - Helm of Neitiznot or better - Dragon Longsword - Dragon Dagger with the best weapon poison available to you - Black knives or better, some sort of one-hand range weapon - Anti-dragon shield or Rune Defender - Climbing boots - Legends cape or Ava's Accumulator, whichever you need more For your inventory, I suggest: - One 4-dose Super Set - Tinderbox; required - Waking-sleep potion; give to Cirius the first time then get out of the Dream world by reading the Lecturn - The rest of your inventory filled with Tuna Potatoes; hard battle so you might as well pull out all the stops since you can't use protection prayers. NOTE: If you ever run out of food at any of the stages, run! Run to the Lecturn and right-click to Read to Lecturn. Dying in the Dream World is like dying while skulled and you will lose everything. The Fight: First Monster - run up to it and use all your Dragon Dagger specials on it - switch to your high hitting melee weapon and attack; you may need to right-click and attack since its level is so high! - it can deal huge amounts of damage so keep your health bar green as much as possible - if you're lucky you'll have 8 or 10 Tuna Potatoes for the other 3 fights. Second Monster - run to the Lecturn and stand at either side of it - switch to your range weapon; the monster can't attack you because the Lecturn is in the way - start ranging it, this will take a while Third Monster - same as the Second Monster Fourth Monster - this one will burrow into the ground, pop up at a random spot and you'll have to chase it down - switch to your Dragon Dagger for the poison effect - use your DD Special even when the monster has burrowed into the ground, that way your next hit will hit twice and have a chance to poison it Good luck. Hope this helps.

What you're trying to make is an Animated GIF. I suggest you search for free or demo graphics applications that allow you to make them. Unfortunately, I don't have any products to suggest. Hope that helps.

Sorry to hear about your loss. Consider this a harsh lesson learned. That was also the oldest scam in the book and frankly I'm rather surprised that you fell for it. :(

Looks like you've answered your own question when you tested a trade. As far as I'm aware, the Amulet of Nature -- Magic strung spun from Magic Tree root, Emerald Amulet -- is the only piece of player-made jewellery that becomes untradable upon enchanting.

You guys forgot to mention France and probably a bunch of other countries that happen to have red, white and blue in the flag.

Alternatively you can try and get these Treasure Trail items yourself by solving the clue scrolls.

Actually, there's a lot of (simple) mathematics that you can apply to RuneScape and to real-life such as using skilling-rates. For example, you're trying to cut 10K yew logs for another skill such as fletching or firemaking. To determine how long this will take you at your current level, you measure the period needed to chop 28 yew logs. Then to help make your chopping period more realistic, you take the average of 10 trips. This average can then be converted to a rate such as 35 yew logs per minute (this is an arbitrary value). Using this rate, you can easily determine how many minutes you need to cut 10K yew logs and can use this rate to make quick estimates.

Why do you want to sell items to the store? And what are you trying to sell? Items sold to the store are heavily discounted and the selling worth decreases as the item in the store increases, so you don't make a lot of money. It may not be worthwhile to sell whatever you're trying to sell to the stores. But, if you must know, you have to go to your Accessibility settings in Control Panel and turn on Mouse-Keys. Then you can use the 5 key on your number pad to "click" the mouse.

You should use mithril armor. I've bought one set and so far no part of it has broke.

They should but it's considered a rare drop. I tried getting a second Ancient staff but got impatient and bought one from another player instead.

F2P was a great way to learn the basics of the game. Of course, the entire game is just clicking on various objects to train a page full of stats so that you unlock other abilities to do other stuff. I don't look down upon the people who are in F2P for good reason; I was one of them once. The reason why I decided to sign up for P2P was because I felt I was running out of things to do. Plus, P2P offered many other places to train the various F2P skills and I didn't need to compete with the autoers, nor fill up my ignore list with people who are incapable of having a meaningful conversation that involves the latest pop music idol. Plus, there were quests and I live for quests and it feels good to be a lvl-87 with a Quest Cape. I'll stop now because I'm starting to ramble on about nothing in particular. [hide=No Noobs Please]There are "noobs" and there are "newbs". Everybody was a "newb" before they learned all of the wonderful things about the game. Then there are the "noobs" who are out there the sour, not ruin, just sour the game atmosphere.[/hide]

Also, the help save bank space, you can drop your Prayer books and get free replacements from Jossik whenever you speak to him. That is, you'll get replacements for the Prayer books that you've already purchased from him.

2M gp worth of Asgarnian Ales. Just kidding. I'd spend it on construction supplies and pure essence.

The only way to get the Bones to Peaches spell is by playing the Mage Training Arena games. There is absolutely no other way to unlock that spell. You will need: Laws - 600 to 700, in case you make mistakes in the Telekinetic Theater Natures - 1200 to 1500, for Graveyard and Alchemy Cosmics - 1500 to 1700, for Enchantment if you use Enchant Diamond spell Hope this info helps. You can also refer to this guide: The *Complete* MTA Handbook This is an extremely well written guide and I highly recommend that you read through it to get an idea on what MTA is about.

Cpt Phish Stix

Not sure, but there's a ranging safe spot for adult Blue Dragons in Taverly dungeon. Safe spot is at south-west area of the Blue Dragon room, at the north-eastern end of the corridor that heads south towards the lava river.

Even though you're making a PK pure, I think you should use some time to train up some support skills such as Herblore. With Herblore, you can make your own Combat and Defence potions to help speed up training. The temporary melee boosts will help reduce the amount of food you need and make your training less painful. Using Combat and Defence potions is not as effective as a Super Set but it's a cheaper alternative and something you can make on your own without going broke. Another support skill is Magic, specifically the Bones to Peaches spell. Even though you may not want to train your magic level or go to the Mage Training Arena to unlock the spell, you may want to try and buy Bones to Peaches tablets. B-to-P tablets aren't too popular since it uses a two Nature runes to produce but this will also make your training easier. One cast of the B-to-P spell converts an entire inventory of (regular) bones into peaches. Each peach heals 8hp. I've recently started using the spell while on slayer tasks.

Mountain Daughter is a medium difficulty quest. There's quite a bit of running around involved but it doesn't take you from the east coast to the west coast of the continent. Most of the running around is in and around Relleka, Camelot/Seer's Village, and Catherby.

Please don't start multiple versions of the same thread. Can we have a Forum Mod lock this thread?

I think you're referring to the Gnome Jacket and Gnome Cap that you obtain from the quest An Enlightened Journey. You can combine the Gnome Cap and Gnome Goggles into one item.

Wow. Somebody has yet to discover punctuation. On-topic: I don't think you'll even have enough time to set up the cannon. Since it's a single-combat area, I don't really see the point of using the cannon.

Here's a link to Wurmskin's Archive-of-Wisdom Guide to Moneymaking. Wurm's Moneymaking Booklet Good luck.

All of it. The Black Demon at the end is not hard to defeat. If you have a decent magic level or vast quantities of runes for Fire Strike, stand in a safe-spot that's between a few rocks near where you enter the room for the final battle. I'm guessing you're asking this question because you're worried with the fight with the Black Demon?

Unfortunately, there's no such thing as a get-rich-quick-scheme. Even merchanters, the people who buy something in large quantities for a low cost and then sell at a higher cost to make a profit still needs time and planning to do so. For example, you can try buying lots of pure essence for 90gp each and then sell for 100gp each, making a 10gp profit. Another example would be to buy pure essence at 100gp each, runecraft them into highly used Nature runes and then sell them for 300gp each, yielding 200gp profit. You can even try competing against the "farmers" and attempt to buy huge amounts of runes to sell. Until you discover the wonderful spell called High Alchemy and can create items on your own, then you'll be merchanting items if you want to make vast quanties of money. Prior to "gold farmers" selling GP for real-world money*, players obtained almost all of their money by using High Alchemy to get rid of huge quantites of items that were produced while they trained skills like crafting, smithing and fletching. * - this is illegal and breaks the "real-world item trading" rule and can get you banned very quickly for both sides of the transaction.

Here's an idea, spend some time training your Farming and Herblore so that you can make your own supply of prayer potions or any other potions for that matter.