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Bring prayer potions for 10% range. I can't believe most people don't do this.

Verac's skirt with either proselyte top or bandos/barrows is the best gear for slayer.

I can say that two antifires is way overkill; you'd need two or three doses. 15 pieces of good food also seems a bit much.

Armoured zombies. Slayer's mostly an alternate method and not that great in terms of xp or cash. Lol. That's all I have to say.

^That's seriously the first time you've heard them called that?

Use proselyte and pray 10% strength.

im curious wer u get this number from when ur summoning isn't ranked Inashuakent and various others. I find that not needing to eat is more useful than an extra 5-10k exp per hour. You have a poor sense of what is useful then. Saving 10k per hour does not justify losing a 10+% speed boost.

Lol, void melee? It'll increase kill speed, sure, but with Verac's armor you'd get far more chests per trip at a lower cost, meaning more profit per hour. And I highly doubt it's faster than slayer dart. Cheaper, though. But if you get DH you should just mage him; halberd is noob. Also, Verac's brassard>Ahrim's, and Verac's helm>neitiznot. They still work.

im curious wer u get this number from when ur summoning isn't ranked Inashuakent and various others.

Iron>coal for both money and xp.

Wolpertinger. And even the lower-level ones like the overlord get over 5k an hour at some spots.

Get it on your main, you'd still be range-based.

At 68 summoning, don't buy Torag's/Dharok's legs -- Verac's skirt gives the same defence plus a prayer bonus. I used to use Guthan's religiously, but now I don't own it and don't miss it -- being able to use a bunyip almost completely replaces any need for Guthan's with the exception of the rare place that you can't use familiars (Barrows is the only place that comes to mind that one might possibly come in handy). Combat familiars. Are not as useful as healing familiars. So 15k mage xp an hour is not useful?

That's why I said chins. You use the good cash to chin. Besides it's not much worse xp than fire giants, greaters etc.

I don't know any magic that makes money lol. :oops: Rex, barrows.

^It's not like you need to risk bandos and d claws to kill someone.

Failed.

No.

Get rune defender and combat/regen bracelet.

How much time did you spend writing this?

^Ice barrage on its own is hopelessly weak. The thing that makes magic powerful is the ability to pull combos, like miasmic barrage+ice barrage, which can do 62 damage.

I see that you have never killed aviansies. At least, you have never killed aviansies using an efficient method. Aviansies are 50-60k+ xp per hour at a high range level.

Start by doing the goblin generals part of RFD for 1k exp. Then plant the best things you can while buying the seeds, payment for the farmer to look out for your crops and supercompost for what can't be protected. Check out the Tip.it farming guide to learn the basics for farming and how much it costs to protect your crops. Keep doing the quests that give farming exp as you reach the levels required for them. You'll be using fairy rings and making money from herbs before you know it. *Edit: Buy calquat fruits to start making supercompost right from the start. Using quest xp on farming is foolish. Farming is a very easy skill to train; spending it on summoning or runecrafting makes much more sense. Fail. The goblin part of rfd gives 1k farming. Misread post.

At 68 summoning, don't buy Torag's/Dharok's legs -- Verac's skirt gives the same defence plus a prayer bonus. I used to use Guthan's religiously, but now I don't own it and don't miss it -- being able to use a bunyip almost completely replaces any need for Guthan's with the exception of the rare place that you can't use familiars (Barrows is the only place that comes to mind that one might possibly come in handy). Combat familiars.

Start by doing the goblin generals part of RFD for 1k exp. Then plant the best things you can while buying the seeds, payment for the farmer to look out for your crops and supercompost for what can't be protected. Check out the Tip.it farming guide to learn the basics for farming and how much it costs to protect your crops. Keep doing the quests that give farming exp as you reach the levels required for them. You'll be using fairy rings and making money from herbs before you know it. *Edit: Buy calquat fruits to start making supercompost right from the start. Using quest xp on farming is foolish. Farming is a very easy skill to train; spending it on summoning or runecrafting makes much more sense.