AlexDT

Rune defender. You can pretty much use it for anything apart from boss killing and fighting dragons. Uh, unless you're still asking about killing dragons, in which case go with the antifire shield.

You can after you've completed Rocking Out. Sorry, just had to say it :lol:

well you need desert robes so your waterskins dont get drunk as fast -.- An enchanted water tiara plus a stack of water runes in your inventory lets you stay there pretty much indefinitely. Use the Varrock armour.

Focus on a mix of magic defence and melee attack, so perhaps whip, karil top and bottom, dragon boots and a defender. You could try ranging; I'm sure there are a few safespots in the cave, but melee will be better since I'm assuming you're killing them on a slayer task, so you can use the black mask. Not really much reason to kill them off-task, but the trips will last longer if you use ranged.

You need to complete the book (add all four pages) before you can buy one of the other two. Sorry :?

It softens edges by adding blending pixels, like so:

You can't wear a cape in Barbarian Assault, so no. Edit: Aw, I feel silly now. But nevertheless, you need to use elemental spells to correctly do the job, so I'm not sure how it would work anyway.

MEP2, for want of a better word, is excruciating. From what I can remember, the depletion of prayer was the biggest issue, but I guess the agility ledge and walking through the multilevel dungeon trying to place the crystals correctly was also less than fun. Oh, and getting to the dungeon from Ardougne. Oh, and gathering the ludicrous list of items for the dwarf. Part 1 takes a little while, but part 2 is probably the hardest quest out to date. It is doable though, especially if you use a guide, which you say you will. Good luck :)

7 brews, 17 super restores, 3 ranged pots. Use the spare space for adamant bolts (e). I'm not even sure you'll need that many super restores, but if you're using an unholy book you'll need 7 many brews.

9/10, very nice bank and amazing sell. But 76 ranged is easily high enough to take on Jad, and you've almost got enough cash to be able to buy the bare minimum welfare fight caves setup, so 10/10 when you get a firecape :

Ghostly warriors. In the time it takes to get from 49 to say 85 slayer, you could have earned millions in Ghostly Warrior drops anyway. But it depends more on what you enjoy than anything, to be honest.

Aviansies: I have trouble staying there at 95 defence, so I'd reccommend using the prayer method. General combat: Ghostly warriors are great exp, but if you haven't finished Spirit of Summer, I'd just say go with slayer for a while. When you get to around 80-80-80, a lot of other training methods become viable, but you'd be better off putting up with slayer for a few combat levels. I can't think of anything else, sorry :| 99: Are you going to be firemaking, or cooking, more? Cooking is useful if you want to cook your own sharks, but firemaking is good for Shade killing. It's up to you, really.

3.5 grand, since that's how much a Gibson Dark Fire costs. But I don't think my skills, plus the untradeable items I've got, would be worth that much :(

I want that level :-# 9/10

The key halves in and of themselves aren't very impressive, but I got them within two drops (kill 1: Tooth Half, kill 2: Loop Half). I thought that was pretty lucky :

No. Er... There's not much else to say, really.

The torso and gloves are really the only useful items for a reasonably high-leveled player; I usually just use a neitiznot or slayer helmet instead of the fighter hat. Plus, it's really aggravating to get back if you lose it. In fact, I barely use the torso either... Wearing full penance makes it easier to find a team in the BA lobby, but that's about it really.

tip.it shop guide(very good! =D> ) says 2 gp normally and 5 gp if wearing karamja gloves isn't that right? NPC shops buy an item for a set price, but for each instance of that object currently already in their shop, the buying price for that item is lowered. They initially buy the rune for 5gp, but then 4gp, 3gp and so on until it's 1gp per rune. Remember that if this was true, furies would already cost 500k anyway.

No, the fire runes will end up selling for 1 tokkul after selling like 5 of them to the shop.

You need level 50 construction to move it to Yanille. Each location does have a level requirement.

"LootShare will not allow untradeable items to drop, as these are either quest items or items that should be earned by an individual player and not a group." - From the Knowledge Base. And I once helped a level 3 friend kill mogres - he killed one per inventory load. If you have the patience I guess you could get them, but it would be extremely tedious.

In a good outfit on a world with 3-5 people level 100-120, I can win about 85% of the time without any friends or food. It's a strategy game. i was thinking more of worlds where theres at least 10 people and what strategy? hope everyone else kills each other and then u fight the last player? Everything from the right armor to the right spells (vengance, dream, cure poisons etc.) to the right tactics (where to stand, how to avoid agressive players, what to say to minimize fighting, how to take down the strongest people without fighting), the right summon, the right specing weapon, the right equipment, the right invo... the right stats... I don't mean to be rude, but not everyone has level 99 combat stats. Is that what I said? [/hide] No, but the fact that your sig indicates that you're sporting 99s makes your advice seem a bit biased. How about some suggestions? What inventory? Where DO I stand? What DO I say? Which summons? Which speccing weapons? Toss out some advice! Go to the pits and observe. Are they using full verac? Are some using a mixture of melee and magic defence armour? Are they using a dragon dagger to spec, or a d bow? Are they using ancients? Are they standing behind those big pillars? Probably, but observing experts usually means you can gather advice from a whole range of sources, instead of just one. If someone is using verac, however, don't copy him while also starting to ice barraging like the guy in ahrim.

As far as I can tell, when using all 3 armour pieces (not sure about the scimitar, it isn't a great weapon), the experience bonus you get should outweigh the extra accuracy and damage you would get from better armour, since it takes a while to recharge the armour. But if you're trying to get your slayer level up, not your melee stats while training slayer on the side, just go with the slayer mask + [whatever armour your task requires] setup.

I think he wants to gain a more than unnoticeable amount of money, so slayer is out. I think yews are your best option right now.

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