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The ice warriors are also pretty good, they don't drop big bones but have great drops. There are like 20 warrior spawns in the dungeon, so there's no way it will become too crowded.

Lobbies are horrible for training food; I don't know why people use them. Tuna are a much better option, much cheaper and they only heal a little bit less.

Yes.

Dragon scimitar is a pathetic excuse for a weapon. Use either a whip, sara sword, or berserker+obby sword.

They're in the wilderness. If you really don't like revenants (no reason to, frankly, they're not very dangerous unless you're in deep wildy) then you can kill them in the Chaos Tunnels.

You can try the Mage Training Arena. Not sure about the xp rates, but you can make some money.

They're 2.2k right now, and if I'm not mistaken they were less than 3k before aviansies came out. And they don't appear to be dropping any further. I HIGHLY doubt that.

It's 10%, which makes it much less accurate than black d'hide. It's still better against most NPCs, though, if you have a decent Ranged level.

The godsword's only purpose is for boss hunting and (very) high defence monsters in general because of its enormous accuracy and prayer bonuses. Otherwise, a whip is better.

(Money made - cost)time = actual profit It's divided by time, not multiplied by time.

Why the heck does everyone use expensive food for training? Lobbies, swordfish, pizzas, etc. I always use salmon or tuna, unless I'm fighting in a very remote location (far from a bank) in which case I use a mix of plain pizzas and tuna. And cockroach soldiers are NOT in a remote location, less than a minute away from Edgeville bank.

Why iron knives? Fire giants have good drops so you'll actually get more profit if you use a better weapon (black knives or broad bolts), since you'll get much faster kills.

Range them with ruby and diamond bolts. If you want to break even (probably impossible with your stats) pick up all the mithril bars and bury as few dragon bones as possible. Beasts of Burdens are great.

I've heard good things about ghostly warriors in the Spirit Realm.

How good are salamanders compared to Magic Dart or other conventional spells? You really should mention that in your guide.

In order to have a real idea of how much money they make you'll have to figure out the average amount you make per trip. This will require testing. EDIT: You're still using swordfish....

WHY? :? 80+ is totally unnecessary, 70 will do. Aviansies have terrible defence.

I hope you realize that selling the ranarrs and buying prayer pots is cheaper than making them yourself, since prayer pots cost less than the supplies required to make them. What's your Prayer level?

The Eyrie. But then you would be slaughtered by the spiritual mages/warriors.

If you're doing it for Prayer then there's even less reason to not just settle for a bull ant. Getting only 40 summoning would save you a lot of time and money which will allow you to level up prayer just as fast or faster than with a terrorbird. And if you want to go all the way to 68 summoning (you need 68 for a bunyip, not 66) you should level up your stats and do waterfiends.

That or green dragons. Both are better options from what I've heard.

According to your nice table, greater demons are my best bet. I went there last night... pathetically i managed 15 charms in ONE TRIP. I didn't time it, but that was a full inventory of monkfish. I need around 650 crimsons charms... that would take me ATLEAST 30 hours gameplay time at the greaters if i use pots, etc. ATM i am leveling slayer... lvl 20 doing lesser demons rofl.. i think i will go to duradel soon. You need 100 combat for Duradel. I doubt 70 in all melee stats brings you up to 100. Oh, and at 40 summoning you can summon bull ants. Their scroll is the exact same as the terrorbird (restores your run energy by half your agility level), though they can only hold 9 items instead of 12. But 40 summoning is a lot easier than 52.

Guesses and opinions about whether accuracy or strength are better are useless. There's no replacement for hard statistics. And from what I've heard, strength usually beats accuracy. Void range can kill things as strong as black dragons faster than range-attack boosting equipment. This only goes to a certain extent, of course. As for whether it would be better to have 99 attack or 99 strength, both of them would be much better than one or the other ;)

You must be really lucky. I used to kill them, and I rarely found any worlds with less than two other players hanging around there. Honestly, there's really no reason to kill moss giants because of how crowded they are. If you want good drops then kill cockroach workers; they have much better drops and are faster xp than moss giants unless you find an empty world. And, as I said, that is quite rare.

The OP probably doesn't need 205 range defence at 77 defence, 150-160 should suffice. i am 85 deff and the damage is just over what my bunyip can handle so you do the math You didn't say you were using a bunyip. 150-160 range defence is for B2P.