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Well, people can infer that when it says multi-combat wilderness + 24ish wildy, low levels are not suppose to go there (because of pkers). But I will but there are Bandits there. Thanks for all the help.

Okay, thanks.

The Guide of Pizza Yummy pizza... *drools* Reasons why to make pizza I made this guide to inform all f2p players. For f2p, a certain pizza is the best food in the game *cough* anchovy pizza *cough*. Also, anchovy pizzas, when both pieces are eaten, heals 18! I think that's pretty nice. Another reason is, is that it is super easy to make. A full inventory takes AT MOST... ehh... around 20 minutes, give or take, better than most multi-step foods. Also, pizza CAN be a good pking food (emphasis on can). I say if your hp is above 35, you should pk with a different, better, food. But, if it is below, then you should pk with the pizza. Since each slice heals 9 (equivalent to one salmon), you heal 18 with both. Now, if you use salmon on your pure when pking (or on your main), you basically get double the food=less time running to bank= more productivity. The same thing applies to training of all kinds, of any level (hp-wise). But, be careul against hard hitters when using pizza, you could be just spending your time clicking on your food. How do you make pizza? First you need the basic items. Pots and buckets... or jugs. I prefer jugs over buckets because buckets cost more, and jugs cost less, still, 1 gp can be a lot :P . But really, it doesn't matter. I get 14 pots, and one bucket or jug, and head over to the wheat picking area between Lumbridge and Draynor. I pick 14 wheat and grind them, run to Lumbridge bank, and then come back for another load. After my second load, I take a bucket/jug out of the bank with 13 pots of flour. I head out to the area outside lumbridge, where two fountains are. I fill my bucket or jug with water, and use it on the flour (refill everytime after using on the flour). Using common sense, choose to make a pizza base... OR you can use Kama's way! Next you head to Draynor, and wait by the spawns of cheese and tomato in the witches house. You can do this, or, you can run to Port Sarim, and buy them from the store next to the fishing shop. After getting 14 sets, run to the bank, and get another load. If you are p2p, then you can also buy the ingredients from the RFD chest, or go to the Grand Tree. Now, add the cheese and tomato to the pizza base. Then at Draynor, get a fishing net, and then fishing all 28 anchovies needed and add it to the pizza. I suggest buying all 28 anchovies from the fishing store, many players sell them there. I think it's easier instead of fishing lousy shrimp (unless your a low level needing an okay-for-your-level food). Now cook all the pizzas. Cook the toppings if you have any. Add the toppings to the pizza. WHOO! YOU'VE JUST MADE PIZZA. - plain pizza Heals 7 each bite. 14 in total. 143 experience per pizza. - meat pizza Heals 8 each bite. 16 in total. 169 experience per pizza. - anchovy pizza Heals 9 each bite. 18 in total. 182 experience per pizza. 1. Grind wheat there. Pick the wheat, go into the windmill, go to the top floor, put wheat into the hopper, operate the hopper controls, go downstairs, get flour. You can skip the last part and continue adding wheat to the hopper and operating the controls till you finish off your wheat. Then take all your pots to the ground level room, and collect the flour. 2. Spawns of cheese and tomato in the witches house room thing. Also, near the willows there are a couple net fishing places. 3. Fishing shop for the anchovies, and food store for flour, tomato, and cheese. 4. Good ol' Lumbridge! Cooks basement (for p2p is the RFD chest for supplies). Sink for water in the Cook's room, fountains for water outside. Also, it's range is better than other ranges. You must have finished Cook's Assistant to actually the Cook's range. 5. Get meat from the cow for your pizza (if you're making meat pizza). It's usually crowded, so be patient if you can't get a kill every 5 seconds. If you're low on money, you can collect the hides and sell in Al-Kaharid for 100gp each. Otherwise, use them to make leather, or just drop them. Bones are good for prayer. Actually bury them because even though 4.5 exp per bone doesn't seem like a lot, it'll add up after you bury a lot of them. The F2P Bandit Camp Now alternately, you can always go into level 24ish wilderness, into Bandit Camp (multi-combat) which sells pizza bases. There's also tomato and cheese spawns in the same place. There's also a range, so you can make pizzas there too. Also, like aoe325 said, there is a fishing spawn for anchovies :P . Avoid the Dark Knights Fortress, as there are many pkers there. Watch out for the Bandits, they are aggressive, and hit mildy hard. Be prepared for a challenging time to get there. I suggest just making them not in the wildy, but if you do, it offers faster exp (as all the ingredients are right there). Have fun :ohnoes: . The Experience Benefit Not only is cooking pizza's a good food for both training and pking, it also gives a lot of experience (Thanks to the idea from Kama). Now, when making pizzas, you cook the regular pizza first, then add toppings. Therefore, once you are good enough to make anchovy pizzas, you would hardly burn your pizza. Thus, creating a very effective cooking method. If you were to go from level 55 cooking to level 99 cooking, you must cook 70,703 anchovy pizza. Now most people cook lobster to level up their cooking, which from 55 to 99 requires 107,232 lobsters. Now, at level 55, you probably burn from 5 to 8 lobsters per inventory for maybe from 55-60. 5/27= about 19%. Now you would burn less toward the end so, maybe 3 to 5 are burnt from 61-65. 3/27=11%. From 66-70, possibly 1-2 1/27=3%, and from 71-74, 0-1 are burnt. At the very minimum, I would expect to burn from 55-60=893 lobs*.19=170. From 61-65=1227 lobs*.11=135. From 66-70=2012 lobs*.03=61. 196+170+61= 427. 427*250=106750. You lost at least 106k! Imagine how much easier it would be with 106k to buy ingredients for pizzas, leveling a bit easier. At the very most, I would expect from 55-60=8/27 burnt=30%. So 893 lobs*.3=268. From 61-65=5/27 burnt=19%. So 1227*.19=234. From 66-70=2/27 burnt=7%. So 2012*.07= 140.04. 268+234+140=642*250=160500. You are probably going to lose about 160k! That is a lot. And also, don't forget the rest of the lobs needed to achieve 99. If adding the burnt ones with the others needed=107874*250=26,968,500. Have fun spending 26mil... On the other hand, if you planted and farmed some tomatoes (p2p), made flour for maybe 30 minutes a day, bought cheese when ever you saw any, and just spared some time with pizzas, you could save A LOT of money. Maybe buy that armor you wanted? Runes? Pizzas are the way to go. The Cooking Guild Now with the new update in Runescape, the chefs guild now has a field of grain next to it, and with the Varrock bank so close to the cooking guild, it provides a quicker route for making pizza bases (there is a sink in the chefs guild) all you need to do is bring a bucket/jug to the chefs guide and make 27 pizza bases faster. Unfortunately, JaGeX still has not put spawns of tomato or cheese in the guild... but I guess we're lucky enough to have the grain be so easy to get... Ending Note Just a note: Do not start yelling wildy at how bad this guide is. Only my second... If you guys have any pictures for this, I'd gladly take them. ~Bigmouthhero ~I'd gladly make pizza with anyone ~PICTURES ARE UP! Thanks to: RayOxide- for the bandit camp info Kama-for the cool info Aoe325-some p2p info Runescape- some pictures Tip.it- pizza pics and for being such a good community :thumbsup: Me-for the guide Have fun pizza-ing! \

Nice reward! Cut the line of dry clues, huh?

When doing this it wastes too much time, if you actually bought the willows, or if you cut the willows in port sarim. Not really effective.

It's catablepon, not catablepoon (or h/o you spell it)...

well, close enough to the center to consider it

Oh. When you draw a line through the wiz tower and bank from the dead center, u dont end up in bandit camp, but in the Quarry, dead center

there wuz a ranger in the "movie" that the bank people let us see... i think it was the male or the female... i forgot

yah, diango sells toy horses.

My theory... I beleive that the mage (lets call him Mali) south of fally with his apprentices does not quite summon, but actually practices Necromancy (talk to him and you will understand). This is when you bring the dead to life. You see, in the basement of the wizards towers there is a skeleton from the restless ghost. The wise old man probably called upon him, to make the skeleton alive, and then enter the the portal to the rune essence place. There, he can learn about runecrafting, and form runes. This plan could not be accomplished without a distraction. While the Mali is sending the skeleton to life, WOM will be using his tinderboxes on the logs in the wizards tower setting it on fire possibly. I have not found out about the thing under the bed or the mysterious rocks... And why is there a chicken in the Wizards tower basement? And what about that sign on the wizards tower? Does that have anything to do with anything? Also, I think I've heard of Necromancy from another quest, please tell me if it was in another one.

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Nah, back at vsq... sorry guys!

Actually, we'll meet behind the gypsy tent thing.

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Whoooooooo! Read the title, yep, a parade. Anyone is liable to join, world 95, varrock square. This event is to try to make the longest line possible in RS history. Last time I tried, I had 23 people. If we can beat 23 people by more than two times, well, I will be very happy. Time: US-EST 2:00PM FEB. 19, 2006 Location: Varrock SQ world 95 Items needed: I will be holding a freak train later, and you need the followin g items (this will be at US-EST 3:30PM FEB. 19, 2006): Skeleton Helm, Gloves, and Boots (This is not skeletal, but skeleton, you had to do the halloween event) Priest Robes Top and Bottom Sceptre, to get this you must kill Minotaurs for the 1st piece, Flesh Crawlers for the 2nd piece, Catablepon for the 3rd piece, and Ankou for the last piece. (You find these monsters in the Security Dungeon). You place the pieces together, and voila! You have a sceptre. Ghostspeak amulet, to get this you must have started The Restless Ghost... Black Cape And that's all!! Meet you in VSQ... Be there or be square! :thumbsup:

Can you please change the time so it is more fitting for us in the United States? Even if about 25%-50% of the people playing RS are adults, the other 50%-75% are students who are in school during that time. If you were to change the time to 9:30 PM UK-England time, we could all join it. Of course then you guys would have to stay up a bit late, but it's 4:30 here in the US-EST. The best way to solve this conflict is to move it to Saturday, and then 5:00 UK-England would be perfect, because it's considered the weekend :roll: ...

The Spiders on the 3rd floor of the Stronghold Security dungeon is also, in my opinion a good place to train. You could even train AFK!! (That is if you want to). Con: No drops, and level 50 with mild damage to you (if you have low defense).

A good guide in general, but my friend has been bugging me, saying Chinchompas' are THE fastest. I certainly agreed with her, because... well she's 100+ CB. Why, on bigmouthhero, I don't exactly have the level needed for Chinchompa's, but through my time with her, I figured that Chinchompa's are the way to go. Like anantipure said, Chinchompa's are stackable, while Red Salamanders', or any salamander, are not. 8/10.