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wow I misspelled 'Arctic' badly... OT: Didn't it say something about better yeilds of resources in the BTS? Any word on that?

You have to use the east pyre station. For some reason the west one does not work. Also make sure it is the Artice Pine from Nezzy.

According to the offical forums, the mods changed the diary to include magic trees. So yes you can cut down your magic and it will be fine.

That is a pretty sweet looking shield.

See if it counts if you pay to have it removed.

Personally I think that they waited to release the platebody becuase if they had released it previously then could not have sold that awesome Dragon Armor T-shirt.... seriously who buys that stuff?

Nope just one, a premium account though. And come on, silver you know how long it took me, you also know that you were on Runescape the entire time I was doing it. Having too much free is what we rs players do.

Lucien though was one to back Zamorak when he betrayed Zaros. Most Mahjarrat did as a matter of fact. Zemouregal and Lord Drakan as well as Lucien I know for a fact took Zamorak's side.

Now that I think about it, how would new gods play into the Eddicts of Guthix? If Lucien becomes a god, he would not be under the accords of those eddicts as he was not around to be banished. That creates another possibility of Lucien finding another way of ascending to godhood and being the only god permisable in this realm.

To further speculate, during the Legacy of Seergaze we find that werewolves are on the wrong side of the River Salve. This is breaking the Eddicts of Guthix and the Sara priests are trying to workout a loophole in the decrees. During the Shadow of the Storm quest you fight Agrith Naar, a demon who had been banished along with all the gods of Runescape. Juna tells you that he must have found the loophole that I speculate the Sara priests are trying to find. Lucien has taken the Stone of Jas and the Staff of Armadyll (sp?) With all of this information here is what I believe will play out. Lucien will learn to harnass the Stone as Zamorak did. Since a god is required to transfer the godhood into Lucien (As evidenced through Zaros/Zamorak), Lucien has to find a way to work around the Eddicts of Guthix that states that if they are broken Guthix will return and recreate everything, so that he can bring a god back into this world, thus giving him the opportunity to take the power from that god. I am not sure which god though I speculate Seren might be the god as the Zamorakian tribe of the Elves now holds the Tower of Voices and it seems as though the mahjarrat work together. Anyway that is major speculation but it seems to fight according to the evidence that we have.

Not sure. The only proof we have so far is the implied use of the stone during While Guthix sleeps. It may have been used to bolster Zamorak's power to where he thought he could defeat Zaros. Perhaps it was the aura, like the one harnessed for the 400k exp after the quest, that allowed the staff to transfer the power. He, Zamorak, could have had that aura about him and could have been the catalyst for his rise to godhood. This is all speculation, mind you.

Actually the story behind Zamorak ascending to godhood is that he and several other people/mahjarrat overthrew him. Zamorak thought that he could beat Zaros with the Staff. he snuck up behind him and stabbed him in the back. Zaros went into a rage and was strangling Zamorak as he tripped. In doing so the Staff impaled Zamorak and acted as a conductor that transfered the power of Godhood into Zamorak and made Zaros pale from this world. Through this, Zamorak became and God and Zaros was no longer in this world. Zamorak is still very much afraid of Zaros.

Is the Tormented Demon poisonable?

Some buyable skills such as firemaking and fletching I will admit that it is worth buying the materials. Cooking however is not one. With the Kingdom of Misc, you have the opportunity to make money leveling cooking. I suggest using that to your advantage. It is my opinion that having a 99 is not worth it unless you have 2 for the trimmed cape and better bonuses. As such, my suggestion would be to level fletching while waiting for your kingdom to amass a good bit of fish, maybe 2 weeks worth. Then collect your supplies and cook away selling the finished product for nearly double what you paid for them. Using this method you could potentially break even or maybe even make a small profit while leveling these rather easy skills. You could even invest in maple logs alongside the fish to level firemaking as well :P Herblaw.... there is no point in power leveling this skill unless you just want respect which is pointless anyway. Crafting, use battlestaves and buy seaweed and get your sand on a daily basis. Using superglass make every week, then crafting those into orbs, and making all of my battlestaves every week nets a nice amount of otherwise expensive crafting experinece. It isn't the fastest crafting experience but it is a way of leveling it with a profit. Range is technically buyable with Chins or Cannonballs and cannonballs is more cost effective. Ice Trolls will make a profit on average. Chins will be a loss no matter where you try to use them, unless you hunted them yourself of course. All other buyable skills, in my opinion are not worth the money that you would be spending to level them. Hopefully i have helped.

I doubt that Prifddinas has anything to do with the Kin. The city was closed off by the Iorwerth Clan, Zamorakian Elves I believe during the 4th Age. When the elves started to explore past the borders of the Arandar mountains, the warrior elves led by King Baxtorian (the source of the name of the Baxtorian Falls), left the Elven lands to the West to create ties with other races. In their absence, the Iorwerth Clan took Prifddinas and have not allowed anyone in, including elves, since. There are no Gods in Gielinor as the Edicts of Guthix removed all of them from having direct intervention with mortals. Guthix is asleep and I speculate that he is not in our world either though he very well maybe. This includes Seren who can only speak to the Elves through the Tower of Voices.

Drakan took the lands of Hallowvale in the 3rd Age. He has kept it since so it would seem. Robert the Strong fought the DragonKin in the 4th Age. The dream of Bob the Cat looks as though it takes place in a castle much like that of Castle Drakan but as Drakan would have already been living there, it is unlikely that it was the Castle... unless there are more ties between Drakan and the Dragonkin. After all Drakan and Dragonkin are similar Dragonkin Dra---k-n Drakan although I am sure that means nothing.

Use the search feature on your bank and make absolutely sure it is not in there. Then check the list and make sure that you did not already give the bones to the strange old man, and finally, camp the monsters till you get what you are looking for. It should not take long BUT it very well might as it is a random drop. Hope that helps.

According to the information I found regarding Robert the Strong found here, it seems that Runescape Wiki supports the 4th age time frame for Robert the Strong as well. Now Runescape Wiki is not authoritative by any means but all sources I can find support a 4th age for Robert the Strong.

I have reread The Fall of Six and have found no mention of Drakan. Perhaps I missed something? I just reread it too and you are right. However it is stated that the events took place during the God Wars. I'm also pretty shure that Drakan got Morytania from Zamorak as a gift for his help in the betrayal of Zaros and that he got it right after that. Where does it say that though? I mean I believe you but I would like to look over that information myself. Also since both the history on the Runescape website and the Varrock Musuem link Robert the Strong to the 4th age, what evidience is there to support that it was earlier?

I have reread The Fall of Six and have found no mention of Drakan. Perhaps I missed something?

According to an offical history of the world of runescape found here, Robert the Strong as well as Arrav can be traced back to the Forth Age not the first or second. Not sure what that means exactly but it would seem that Robert the Strong lived less than 2000 years ago, a time when the Kin have seemingly done very little. If the Kin also lived in Castle Drakan, where I suppose the scene of Robert the Strong and his cat fight the Kin, then it may have been during the 4th Age. What evidence do we have as to how long the Vampires have lived in Castle Drakan? Is it possible that the castle we see the fight occur in may have been another caslte found elsewhere, even the wildy one perhaps? But most importantly, what evidence supports your idea that Robert was from so long ago, as it refutes both the historical records above as well as the Varrock Museum? Anyway maybe that has been said but it seemed to me that you placed Robert the Strong much earlier than he should have been.

15 minutes would probably be fine if you always use that measure to compare it to other training methods. In other words do not training woodcutting willows at Barbarian Outpost in 15 minutes to cutting yews in Camelot/Catherby in an hour. Make comparisons that match.

Oh thanks! I haven't collected it yet. I will when I get around to getting 65 Runecrafting. Dang I hate that skill :wall: Lider V I used mine on runecrafting as well :] I dislike the skill but was lucky and had 18 penquin points saved up. Free 20k runecrafting experience ftw. Hit level 65 with the points then 71 with the experience.

Lider_V, the cut scene occurs after you collect the 400k experience reward. If you have not collected that, there is still a chance for you to do so.

Do not know if that helps but that is what I was thinking regarding the center of the compass and what not. Also thought that the northern one was the temple in the northeast wilderness and then the Brimhaven Dungeon with the metal dragons... though I have no idea.