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It always depends, because void gives low accuracy bonuses(none in fact). I think it is much better on low-defense monsters and lower levels, as higher levels have higher ranged bonuses and so you hit less often. For instance, it greatly improves xp/hour at Ape Atoll Skeleton Monkeys. But at metal dragons, I believe you'd do better with dragonhide, unless you have a high ranged level and bonus. Disputances welcome, its mostly a choice made by people, rarely a clear winner.

Nevertheless, Full ahrims gives what? 50+ mage attack bonuses? While a 30% increase of your accuracy of staff and othe ritems is nothing.

I prefer a Sarodomin book to a rune defender.

The Range one is by far the best. Ive never tried the melee one, so I have no opinion, but I've never seen anyone with it. The magic one is definitly NOT worth it, as the max hit of spells is determined completely by the spell, so that strikes off one of the key bonuses, and wearing mage robes give much more accuracy bonuses than the set effect of 10%.

We might not have burnt down the White House, meaning it would never have been painted white, and a valuable expression in the American lexicon would have vanished, while eroding the American soul(they would have been deprived of a central rallying point) possibly causing the collapse of the nation.[/over-exaggerating value of one small event]

What would have happened if Louis Riel had never been executed? Look here on Wikipedia(I know, I know) for more info if you have no idea who this is.

Food and antipoison potions: 10 hitpoint healer per dose of antipoison Or 20 hitpoint healer per dose of super antipoison* Full Prayer (if you're 43+, not needed though) Shantay Pass and 400gp (not needed if you use a Pharoah's Sceptre to teleport there). A Teleport - Just to bank easier Weight reducing clothing *Food:Antipoison ratio varies on how much you get hit in the minigame, this is just a rough outline of how much food/antipoisons you'll need.

Hmmm, just trying to remember the last class I didn't listen to my IPod in... I think it was exam prep last year.

Its possible, but is slower xp and more expensive than skele monkeys.

According to the calculator, crumble Undead gives 24.5 xp. However, that is only the base xp for the spell, not factoring in damage hit on average. This is inconsistent with others, where they do factor in damage hit. Example: Fire bolt gives 21.5 base xp. But the calculator says it gives 34.5. All well and good, but the crumble undead spell, teh average damage is not factored in. It hits a max of 15. Im not totally sure of the way you work it out, but it seems to me it should give between 14 and 16 extra xp with the damage factored in, thus equalling 38.5-40.5 xp per spell.

In my experience, as long as you have a decent memory and pay attention a bit, exams are a breeze. In my experience, since exams cover material from the entire year, there's not as many "thinking" questions, mostly rote memory. The questions are usually easier than normal unit tests throughout the year. I study for about 2 hours a week before the exams, and that it. Get a good sleep the day before.

I disagree. China imports a lot of stuff, like oil. They need it to supply their economy and massive population base. I think they need the US's money more than teh US needs it products, which it could probably make up with increased spending in Japan and Taiwan. You'd think they would prefer to buy from a non-communist country, especially with their political mindset.

This is pretty off-topic, but maybe orange dots will denote summoned familiars on the mini-map?

When it says "Herb Seed" in the bestiary(which it does) it means it can drop all herbs, including snapdragon.

Good advice, but you also need MEP1 to use the bank there, or it's useless.

To be brief -- no much. Willows aren't a popular fletching material since it gives very crummy exp and High Alchs to an output that's not worth the time. Willows are popular for firemaking but that's only if somebody is willing to literally burn their money away for a Firemaking cape. I don't keep hourly tabs on the nearly constantly whimsical changes of the Runescape Market but I heard that you were able to sell willow logs at 100gp each. You're much better off using willow logs to train another skill until you can chop a higher level tree that's much more salable. What?! No way, its closer to 10ea. The ge price is around 20 ea, but its impossible to sell there.

on me? why? :twisted: I think skilling just mixed up Battleboy and batboy(OP)

They're basically a whip that can train strength, but is 2-handed.

I think that the extremely restricted price range has increased the length of trends. Otherwise, this probably would have been over a week ago. Now trends are trivially easy to predict, and last forever.

I'd assume because after bots left, the price rose incrementaly up to around 440. Then everyone realized this and started cutting yews. This increased the supply of yews, so the price dropped. Or Jagex is screwing with the prices again. What are they at now anyways?

I prefer the Crandor Lessers, there's a good safespot and there's barely ever anyone there.

The dags on Waterbirth hit much harder and give less profit unless you get armour sets.

I'd say a fury would be the most useful out of those, as you can use it while meleeing also. But, the others give better bonus increases. It really depends on how much you plan to range for.

I would have thought that the Number of GWDer's would have dropped due to being unable to share loot.

No they are not. They hit frequently on me even though I'm level 99. Do Giant Spiders in the Stronghold of Security or Ice Giants. Im confused. I also like Giant Spiders in The SOS, they are the fastest training in f2p, although have no drops.