Kazel

Dang, I was planning to train here for 70 >.< Ah well, back to boring old Ape Atoll -.-

I'll attempt to put in words what I felt when I noticed that announcement on the front page: "HolyWTFBBQOMFGinsane-uber-epic awesome this is great!!!!!!!!!!!!!!" Thank you.

Truthfully, I think they could manage to turn the sequal to "Cold War" into something big ;)

This is perfect. Me and my friend wanted to try out TD's and this is just the guide we needed (just started today, got 5 kills that run cause we were just trying it out!) Thanks again!

August 16, 2005. That was my starting date (Missed all the first events though, didn't start actually doing events till Hallowe'en '06 >.<). I still remember when my friend (who now hates the game, ironically) got me addicted. My birthday (February 16) will be my 3.5-year anniversary of starting. Ahhhh, to see how far I've come.

I've seen things like this before. Kazel was my idea for the name of the main character of a story I was thinking about writing. I tried that, but it didn't work, so I added the 01 on the end because it sounded cool to me, and I wanted to be Kazel "# 1". Hence, Kazel01 was born.

Ah, that's what I was missing. Cannon does sound like it would do some damage, thanks.

I should think you'd be fine, as long as you follow a guide to get there. The fight itself is fairly simple, it's just the maze that's kind of hard. Use a guide and you'll be fine.

I've tried this as well, and it still takes forever (even if they can't damage you), and the drops are only slightly better.

I can't give you much detail on XP rates or profit, but I can tell you this: The person who buys amulets is a Rogue, accessed by going to the Spirit Realm near the Rogues Castle in the wilderness (north-east corner, just outside of the castle. The portal is invisible). Then you must go inside the castle and open both the doors. After this is done, go back to the Normal Realm and talk to the Rogue, who will leave and go to Varrock. You can talk to him there and he will buy jewellry from you (not sure on the details of this either). Sorry I can't be of more assistance.

(this may in the wrong forum, I apologize if this is the case) Okay. I see people complain about many Slayer monsters, but for some reason, never ONCE have I seen anybody say anything bad about Bloodvelds. Why? What's so good about them? They are assigned in fairly high quantities (140+), they have no "special slayer-monster only" drops besides Black Boots (which aren't very special at all), they have triple the Hp of a regular monster (which makes them take triple the time to kill), they have low Strength but very high Accuracy, and they drop low amounts of coins 90% of the time! So my question is this: how do other people NOT find Bloodvelds boring to the core, like I do? Is it all a matter of perception? Am I wrong, and people really DO hate Bloodvelds but just never actually complain about them? Or does everybody else know something I don't about Bloodvelds?

I think you mean MEP2, which stands for Mourning's End Part 2. It's a quest in the Elven storyline.

If you really want to use BTP, Dust Devils are definitely the way to go. In the Chaos Tunnels, they actually have a fair rate of Crimson Charms. However, for the BEST Crimson Charms (aside from bursting Rock Lobs) you'd want to save up for Waterfiends.

Yews or Lobs.

Well, it's not perfect, but I assume you want something like this? It's really hard to get rid of the area surrounding your character, you basically have to go in and delete it pixel by pixel... or crop it out exactly, but that's hard too. [img=http://i189.photobucket.com/albums/z1/Kazel01/Dclawssig.png] Sorry it's not the best, but I'm not a pro lol. Hope that helps. :

256...

248

2-4-6

240! almost halfway!

Keep it plox? No contest :lol: A mod-cookie.

So our clan had a Zammy Godwars Dungeon event organized. I was really nervous and shaking, cause I'd gone before and I always died, but I went along anywas (at least to help my teammates out). So we got our kc's, argued over who was going to tank, then stepped inside. I relized it was easier than I had first thought. Overall, we got about 10 Boss kills and one clan member "almost-death" (his Ring of Life saved him). As we were all running out of pots, we only had enough supplies to get one more kill, which we managed. As we were attacking, one of my clanmates said "It's a hilt, I can feel it!" I rolled my eyes at the superstitionary, but lo and behold, when we got the kill... :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup: Very first trip to Godwars and very first rare drop ever. I'm still pumped up. Rate/Hate.

I have two main ones that are really special to me. 1. I remember the very first day I became a member (I was about level 60 at the time). My friend took me on a tour of the world, and I got to see most everything walking from the Member's Gate to Castle Wars (we didn't know about Ring of Duelling :lol:). Walking through White Wolf Mountain, I was scared of the wolves so we ran really fast on to Catherby. There, I discovered that there was more than one lobster fishing spot in the whole world. Then, walking through the Camelot forest and seeing the Magic trees amazed me. At Ardougne, he showed me his favorite place to train ranged: the zoo (which is also where I got 40 Range). Then, we saw the gnomes and Khazardians duking it out at the Gnome Battlefield. Finally, we got to Castle Wars, where I died about thrity times in twenty minutes, and he gave me my first members item (Black Boots). Doesn't sound very exciting typing it out, but it was a memorable experience when it happened. 2. When I got my Quest Cape for the first time, which was probably the best day in my RuneScape career. I had just finished Rocking Out, and I recorded me walking from the Customs Office to Draynor to get my cape. It was perfect, because I met my friend on the way (coincidentally) and he watched me get my cape. Took a million pics of me in my Desert Robes and Cape that day. Seeing that special trim, and the shoulder pads, not to mention the Quest Point symbol on the cape took my breath away.

Here are the few drops I got in maybe 15-20 minutes. [hide=Greater Mages]Gold Charm Chaos Talisman/Green Charm Lobster/Green Charm Lobster/Crimson Charm 1110 Coins[/hide] [hide=Greater Rangers]Noted Bowstring (3) Grimy Rannar[/hide] [hide=Greater Warriors]Nothing Tomato Seed (1) 1327 Coins Adamantite Ore(2)/Green Charm Lobster/Green Charm[/hide] [hide=Lesser Mages]Fire Rune (40) Fire Talisman/Crimson Charm[/hide] [hide=Lesser Rangers]Mithril Bolts (10) Lobster 1025 Coins/Blue Charm Lobster 879 Coins/Green Charm[/hide] [hide=Lesser Warriors]Super Strength (1-dose)/Green Charm Onion Seed (2)/Green Charm Lobster/Green Charm[/hide] NOTES: Greater Warriors seem to have low accuracy for their high combat level. Best to fight mages with Protect from Mage, though I havent tried Dragonhide yet. You need at least one empty inventory space at the end of each level for twigs, unless you stay at the first level.

If you want to avoid taking almost any damage, use your DDS specs and then range, using Protect from Mage the whole time. Otherwise, use your DDS specs and then swap to a better wep using Protect from Mage the whole time. If you melee, you'll probably need more food than if you melee/range.

I'm really surprised you don't already have one. I would say get it, much faster than a longsword and every second counts. The quest really isn't that hard.