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That is so cool it's not even funny.

If you can afford Barrows, use Barrows.

At your level, use a Barrows platebody and a Verac's skirt. The higher defense will help you far more than +4 strength. This isn't necessarily true when you get into the 120's, but for your level, barrows is definitely the best option. Personally, I'm 116 and I use barrows armor. Barrows is good no matter what level you are.

And I see a post that holds no relevance to the forum it's being posted in. :roll: 8/10 for 2k total, good luck on all 70's. WAI SO SRS 91/10 =D>

Hai. ummmwtf r u doing? ITT: We all eat chicken and watermelon. EDIT: WARES DA CORN

Thieving higher level NPC's for money is NOT a good idea. If you're desperate, mine pure essence. You'll make more money doing that than you ever will with thieving. EDIT: Also, if you do Pyramid Plunder you have a chance of a Sceptre, which sells for a nice chunk of change. Not only is it good experience, but you can also make money. A lot more money than if you pickpocketed NPC's.

When using your gems, make sapphire bracelets, then alch them. DO NOT ENCHANT. You will lose money if you enchant them as well, just alch the normal bracelets. If you collect your own gems, you'll make a nice profit. You can also buy the sapphires and still make a profit. I personally do this when I mine gold. When alching, I suggest you do it in puro puro if you can catch magpie implings or higher. You'll make extra cash on top of the alching profit.

Thanks for the info. My only problem then would be speed. Wouldn't mith slow me down? Also, how fast is superheat item? How quickly could I finish an inventory?

In my calculations, I factored in the cost of nature runes. Iron ore is looking better at this point, especially now that you mentioned the iron knives. I think that I would probably end up making plates for more experience. I'll do a couple calculations to find out where that would leave me. Making Iron plate bodies would get me to 84 Smithing at a total loss of 2m to get 90 Mage. This sounds good to me. I'll need to think on it.

Using Iron ores, I'll make about 10m profit, and It'll get me to 76 Smithing. Also an option, but I'm not sure I want to pass up the mining experience. Let's see what else I can do.

Superheating gold would cost me 41m and get me to 88 Smithing. I could drastically reduce the cost by mining my own gold ores, which is honestly an option, because I was planning on getting 85 mining anyway after 90 Slayer. So far this sounds pretty good to me, but perhaps there are other ways. I'll look into iron ores now.

Alright, I'll do some calculations and try it out. lets git sum moar opnyins up in dis.

Lol'd. Hard. Thanks for the free advertising! Also, Avianses.

Do I sell the gold bars in the end? Goldsmithing Gauntlets work with superheat, right? Thanks for the info. :)

Hi, I was wondering what ore I should superheat in order to obtain 90 Mage in a cost-effective manner. Also, am I right in assuming that Superheat is the most efficient way to raise magic? This is what I hear. Thanks in advanced.

I think the big difference is that you're not using any sort of RS equipment that was sold to you for real world currency. You simply have a faster computer with a much larger area of sight. Do you have an advantage? Absolutely. Is it unfair? Not quite. You're spending your earned currency on equipment that provides you with a better connection to the Runescape world. You still have to work for your Runescape items like the rest of us, you're just doing it in style. ;)

I have never once actively trained Herblore. I got my levels from making potions that I needed from random herbs that I collected. Other than that, I haven't trained fletching, cooking, fishing, hunter, herblore, thieving, or agility in a long, long time. It's all Slayer nowadays. I'll get back to the noncombats soon enough.

That looks pretty insane. Makes me wish my laptop could play in HD...

Got something against blue people? =P~ Anyway, blue dragons, simply because they're so much faster to kill.

I think it's more of a speed issue. At 89 Summoning, when you can make Geyser Titans, you're not even half way to 99. It may take a while to get there, but when you do, assuming you've saved your blues and most of your crimsons, you'll level from 89 to 99 far more quickly than if you had used your crimsons and blues on lower level familiars. You'll get to 89 faster if you use all of your charms, but it'll be a long trek to 99 from there.

From any level to 68, use your golds first, then greens, then crimsons, but try to use as little as possible. Don't touch your blues. And I got this from Inu's guide. Seriously, read it.

okay this is way off topic but you seriously dont understand how the world works, that is how it always is, and this may sound racist but i am from waukegan il. (look up the demographics if you want) and the highschool is minority white, it used to be majority white. then the african-americans and hispanics started complaining so more and more stuff was made to suit them, while the majority only lost, now my school is like 50% esl(cant speak good english basicly) so yea and now when white people try to speak up to get better stuff for us and the rest of the school we are pushed aside as we are still seen as "majority" even though we are not. ot: i just want my freaking ginormous quest already wut.

I'm pretty sure I speak for all of us when I say that this does not affect your average Slayer. Not unless the average Slayer dies 10 times a task. :|

I believe that the Jagex opinion of merchants is similar to their opinion of pures. They do not acknowledge pures as players, in that they do not provide updates specifically for them, and any update that hurts them is OK, because to Jagex, the game is about raising your skills in order to reap the benefits of having higher levels. Because merchanting has nothing to do with levels, it is not acknowledged as a legitimate style of game play. It seems logical to me that no player would need more than ten Godswords, Bandos Plates, etc, an hour. You could argue that a player would need to buy more than one rare an hour, but that's definitely the exception. I'm not saying that merchants, pures, etc, are bad, wrong, or whatever. I'm just saying that they do not register as legitimate players to Jagex. I'm sure we all know by now that these restrictions were implemented because there were players affecting the prices of high end items. The prices of items like Godswords should only be affected by the players who buy them for practical purposes. When these prices begin to be affected by the "illegitimate" populi of Runescape, we have a problem - according to Jagex.

I think that if you killed a player while they're low and health and supplies, fresh out of a fight, your reward would probably be very minimal. With that said, I doubt that any PK'er who fights for loot would want to partake in PJing. It wouldn't be profitable in the least.