It seems that many people believe that 'honorable' pkers are just after pixels. Tell me this, how can someone who doesn't pray 1v1 or teleport from a fight be doing the best to save or gain pixels? I myself do not teleport or pray 1v1, not because I think of everyone who does as a noob, but I see it as good sportsmanship. Any game where players can fight each other has some set of rules that most players follow as a guideline, RS is no different. I could care less if you prayed or teled in a fight with me, the tele would just waste space in your inventory meaning you had less food, and the pray would eventully run out :wink: 'Safing' however is something that I don't believe in. If someone wants to eat to full hp, theres nothing wrong with it. It affects the fight in no way whatsoever, you start with the same amount of health in food, and finish with the same amount anyway that you eat it. Pjing/tagging and people who hang around with the wilderness with 1 item can't really call themselves pkers, as they are not risking anything to gain in the long run, they are just waiting around to kill off unsuspecting victims and are pixel hungry the most. Farcasters? No such thing. A mager or ranger is given the ability to shoot from a distance and may use this to their full advantage. They hit less in exchange for these other bonuses, whilst meleers hit harder but cannot attack from a distance. Well thats just my views on Honorable and Non honorable pking, I am an honorable pker, not because I want pixels but for the good sportmanship that many have associated with pking. 'Def noob', 'farcaster', 'safer', 'prayer noob'? These are merely terms used by people who are pissed off about losing those few extra pixels that would make their day. In my opinion, running from a fight when having agreed to fight to the death is no honour. Pking with 1 item or pjing/tagging people who have just barely survived a fair fight is no honour. Pking people who have no intention to fight such as dragons and abyss is no honour. Pixels over sportsmanship is no honour.