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best (safe) place for magic, so also probably curse, is varrock sewers.

When you get in the area with the demon, run to the middle of either side of the area, there's a bridge there, cross it, and back away so the demon's magic attack can't hit you. Wait until he's nearly killed by the gnomes (the gnomes won't kill him, because he regenerates) and when he's nearly dead, go in, and finish him off yourself.

with 80 rc, you can in F2P easily get 91 while making decent profit with the air system in world 16: maybe takes a lot of ess, but with the multiple runes per ess you get, you can easily make profit, so do agility first, and after that, just do the air thing on world 16.

ghostly robes (without the ghostly cape of course) then people will see your cape best :)

I know 300mil is an insane ammount of cash, but while at it, it would get me points for strength, and would get me good defence and HP experience too. (+by the time I have like 100mil, I probably have a high enough level that 100mil is enough)

43 prayer: protect against melee is really convenient runecrafting as high as possible (the multiple runes per essence are good) train slayer, not pure combat: slayer monsters drop neat stuff smithing is a slow skill, but can come inhandy: especially for making easily replaceable armour and weapons for going in the wildy. Get your magic up until you can do all teleportspells: they're one of the best ways to get around. do the grand tree, tree gnome village, monkey madness, fairy1 and start fairy2: gnome gliders and fairy rings are free and good ways to get around

Killing chaos druids for the herbs: the best spot (if you have the agilty or 82 thieving) is the chaos druids in the agilty dungeon in Yanille. Also: take the unidentiefieds in your bank. Once you are level 37 herblore, if you use greenman's ale untill you have 38, prayer potions are good: you can grow your own ranarrs, or buy them from other players, and get free snape grass from the respawn point at the hobgoblin place near the crafting guild. you can make a bit of profit of it, or just play even if you want faster experience.

if you have ancient magicks, have 62magic or more, and are willing to spend cash into training: use burst or barrage spells on pc or another crowded multi-combat zone, using the magic/def giving spelltype attack. (gets you like 500damage=1k exp per minute or so depending on your mage level and the spell you use)

I never really tried piramid plunder (tried it once, but forgot snake flute and stuff :() My currnt goal is getting about 300mil to get 99 magic in one go at pest control. (or getting rc up, so I can make my own deaths, or make a lot of cash with laws; or just getting 99rc, going to 16 and making tons with airs :))

Level runecarfting. When you get like 66 rc, you can start making profit in world 16, with the air runners overthere. (and then you'll probably get to 99 rc pretty fast)

89 combat (soon 90) and 57 slayer.

I would say to put it in aone of the following skills: fishing, woodcutting, slayer, thieving, mining, agility, hunter Why you ask? because you can level the other skills fast with cold hard cash (attack and strength indirectly) attack, strength: pest control points magic and defence: ancient magic on pest control (with bursts and barrage spells; you are likely to hit a lot of targets each time; I did over 500 damage each minute or so at 62 magic with smoke burst) smithing: buy steel bars construction and farming: buy plants and trees for your garden fletching and firemaking: buy logs ranged: use the dwarf cannon herblore: buy tons of herbs and secondaries for the best potion you can make cooking: buy raw food crafting: leather prayer: dragonbones+altar at home runecrafting: airs on 16 or laws on 66 All these fast methods spend tons of cash of course, but you can boost them from time to time when needed, while for the ones I said, you can't "buy" short-term experience: it takes just a lot of time.

A J Q Dorgesh-Kaan underground goblin city that's in the dungeon (you can always find it on the fairy ring map)

you have to kill the normal terrorbirds, and not the ones with gnomes on them.

runecrafting: under 54: airs at world 16; costs money, but goes fast above 54: laws at world 66

Ok, I'm wondering if you take the following things into account which monsters are best for drops: *preferably as easy to kill as possible *preferably as good drops as possible, and drops on a regular basic. *preferably stackable drops (so basicly: what monsters would get you a lot of money fast without to much banktrips/food) This will be a nice discussion topic, but I hope I get some good monsters :)

I still am curious how he did fairy2 with only 50 herblore.

(I didn't do family crest yet at that time)

just go to pest control, especially in noob-worlds a lot of monsters on 9 spaces

contact: use magic brain robbery: use full rune+whip and lots of monks or sharks (+super set will help) mournings end: I cursed a lot with my 58 agility and agilty potions+I used like 20 p potions (for constant protection against melee)

I did it the mage way too, and only had 58 magic. (so for fire blast I had to use mind bombs, lol)

thanks, then I'll go place some adds :thumbsup:

dude, I did it at 82 cb (or less? can't remember) and 58 magic (when getting that last crystal, the ice crystal) you're perfectly capable of doing the quest.

Is a death tally also buyable from other players if you didn't yet finished the wishlist of that dwarf? (if so, I rather pay 50k for one than doing all the work fullfilling that list)

isn't there mith in the new vain on the fremennik isles?