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LockUpTheWolves

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  1. I guess they just changed all the coordinates to fit the wildy. Use the tip.it locater, and see if it kind of fits in an area that used to have different coordinates. (Like if those coordinates are Rune Rocks, and then the locater tells you those new coords are near the Rune Rocks.)
  2. I got a robin/gilded kite in the same clue, with 0 puzzles and only 4 steps. I got a gilded kite in a 6 step clue that had 2 puzzles and 2 wilderness coordinates. It's random.
  3. Thank you very much for clearing up what's fastest from 59-80. I wasn't sure if I should do red chinchompas right away or not.
  4. Thanks a lot all of you, I've gotten my answer basically. So if any mod sees it, feel free to close!
  5. Ankous in the Stronghold of Security, level 4. They're good money for their drops, sort of ok for exp. You get somewhere around 40-50k exp an hour depending on what weapon/style you'll be using. If you want purely exp, go fight lesser demons or greater demons, maybe even moss giants. They're all quick easy kills, but their drops aren't the best. I suggest bringing a weapon/shield to use, as guthan's warspear is not a good weapon to train with. Just use it to heal.
  6. Well, I just recently got hunter to 54. And I tried grey chinchompas for a little bit. For every 10 grey chins I'd catch, I can catch 25 spotted kebbits (falcon hunting.) So the exp for the kebbits is around 2600, and the grey chins is 1960 I believe. Since the above shows grey chinchompas are not good speed wise, are red chinchompas really that much better training than other alternatives around that level?
  7. Antifire potion does NOT fully protect you from fire. It brings the fire damage down to about the mid 30's. Protect from Magic does NOT affect dragon breath. So basically, don't go veracing unless you want to lose your helm.
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