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I agree that this would be an excellent idea, and I would love to have it put in. It also fits perfectly with an idea I've been trying to propose to Jagex, which is the trimmed quest cape. How that would work is that there are two categories of quest, normal quests like we have now and super-quests (or whatever you want to call them). The super-quests would be much harder, and completing them would only be necessary for the trim on the cape - not the cape itself. That way, they can put in tougher quests without raising a riot about the requirements for the quest cape (and make the cape worth using again). As for the name of the guild, I have no idea. Maybe the Eternals Guild?

That takes away all my ideas Sorry :). And to keep this from being spam, here're a few more: Now we just need to hope those don't take away your ideas as well :).

I imagine that all possible 99s as a level three would be way more difficult, since slayer is so tough to get without combat skills. If you weren't counting it, however, all ftp 99s would be more difficult.

How many spaces I have free depends on what I'm wearing. If I have all my melee armor on, I have about 9-10 spaces available; when I have none on, it drops down to about 4. It's going to be a nightmare trying to fit the remaining three barrows sets I need in there . . . Not enough. I'm not sure how many there are, but you could figure it out for yourself. Scroll down to the bottom of the bank and count the rows as you go, then multiply that by eight to get the number of spaces.

Usually I'd edit these into the previous post, but this thread needs a bump. Did you know . . . [*:5pjy67d2]that when you enter the respawn room in Castlewars by dying, you don't have to worry about the two-minute time limit?[*:5pjy67d2]that when you tell Juna about the Black Knights' Fortress quest, her response is "Never underestimate the power of the vegetables of Guthix."? :)

Actually, all you have to do is reclick the rock - no walking away necessary. It also works on any rock you try it with, but the effect isn't very noticeable on low-level ones because they mine so quick anyhow.

Here are a ton more, all with the popular elven theme! (well, sort of . . .)

All I can think of for now is Final Smash - Ice Barrage: hits all opponents for massive damage and encases them in blocks of ice, similar to the ones from freezies but with a long duration (probably 20 seconds like in RS). It's not as spectacular as some of the others Nintendo's released (Mario's and Samus's come to mind), but it's still pretty good. Imagine using that while someone's over the edge :twisted:. EDIT: first post that actually answered the question the topic is about :) .

A few more for you. Final score: Zamorak - 1, Saradomin - 6 :) ^^^ One of the best examines in the game :)

All variations on the generic "noob" (noob, n00b, choob, ect.) defense noob attack noob food noob eater noob farcaster noob ranger noob tele noob (note that I do not pk, I get this when I teleport out of the wild to save my clues) no lifer noob prayer noob runner noob dead noob (when I let low levels in CW kill me so I can restore my stats) and my two personal favorites: M00b1!! :) and "noob!" "Noob!!!" "n00b!" "nub!!" "n00b1" (when I KOed a full quarter of the other team at the rocks in CW at once :lol: )

Did you know . . . [*:2vudx0gx] that you can cure yourself of poison without using a poison curing item, restorative environments, or death? Some animations will stop poison damage if performed with the proper timing. This fact may sound too good to be true, but I know that it is. I've done this a few times by now, and with enough actions to see that it isn't a glitch with a certain animation. The only animations I can recall this happening with are passing abyssal obstacles and restoring prayer at an altar, but I know there are others. Note that it is really rare for this to occur without repeating the animation continuously for an extended time. Here is my speculation as to the reason this effect can happen. At some point during the animations which work for this fact, there is always a period in which your character cannot interact with or respond to anything. If one of the poison hits is supposed to fall during this period, it would be prevented by the fact that your character cannot interact with the rest of the game at that time. Since the poison hit never occurs the game doesn't start counting down the time to the next one, which is the same effect as curing the poison. Assuming this reasoning is correct, any animation which prevents you from doing a new activity with your character during some or all of its duration would work for this. Some possible ones doing agility obstacles, smithing, and doing achievement cape emotes along with a few others. If it is correct it would also mean that any animation you can click out of wouldn't work, eliminating fletching, filling vials, spinning strings, and most others. I'll try to test some of these and see if any of them work.

For people that I've talked to/done things with, the only ones I remember are paulrat3, thehate and lightning. I've seen a fair number of others though. Unfortunately I didn't think to take any pictures.

Did you know . . . [*:14uprgzk]that while you're using the Protect From Magic prayer, the holding times of modern magic binding spells are halved?[*:14uprgzk]that when you are using the gnome gliders, you can close the destination screen after picking a location and still be transported to it? [*:14uprgzk]that if you try to care for or pick My Arm's goutweed, your character will tell you that "That's My Arm's problem now." and cancel the attempted action?[*:14uprgzk]that it used to be that if you were hit with a binding or freezing spell right as some safe minigames ended (e.g. castlewars), you would be stuck in place outside of the game area for the length of the spell's binding effect?[*:14uprgzk]that it is possible to be hit for more damage than you have hp at the time? During certain extended animations (the best example is the escape lectern in the Dream Mentor Quest) the damage you take is not deducted from your hitpoints until after they finish. This means that you can be repeatedly hit for enough damage to kill you during the animation, all of which is inflicted on you at once when the animation finishes.

My favorite outfit is my max-str-with-whip one: Neitiznot helm / black mask fire cape amulet of strength fighter torso dragon platelegs barrows gloves abyssal whip rune defender rune boots beserker ring

Did you know . . . [*:wr24hf8o]that the fireballs thrown out by volcanos in the wilderness aren't just graphical effects? They hit you for 1 damage if they land on you. [*:wr24hf8o]that if a monster is standing where a crop circle appears when it does, the monster will instantly vanish? [*:wr24hf8o]that if you use a cannon to attack something on a higher level than you, your cannonballs will fly through the floor to hit it?

One option that noone has mentioned yet is that they could superimpose the level indicators over the skill icons. If they did this they could increase the sizes of the icons and still have room for another 4-8 skills, since the level indicators take up so much room.

I use control-click to run most of the time, but as has been said before since that one's been out for years it doesn't really count. As for the "new" hotkeys, I almost never use them - like everyone else I've learned to manage perfectly without them. The only times I use them are in situations where I make a conscious effort to, such as during alching so that I don't need to use the mouse at all.

One function that's usually overlooked but extremely useful is that you can use your entire house to save items if you're going to die. When you die in your house you don't lose anything, so as long as you make it in you're home free.

13 19 16 - 8355 buckets of sand - self-obtained - NFS That's the only one I can remember at the moment. I'll see what else I have next time I bank.

Did you know . . . that if you enter a dialog box while using a cannon, your cannon will stop firing until you close it.

Did you know . . . that if an item appears on water, it will instantly vanish?

I both hate and like getting dharok as my tunnel brother: I hate getting dharok as my tunnel because he is by far the most dangerous to me. Most of the other brothers don't hit me much, but dharok usually gets me for 30+ damage before I can get into a safespot. I also have bad memories of nearly getting killled by dharok triplets on one trip where I was low on supplies. I like dharok as my tunnel only because he is my luckiest brother. Go figure.