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That's easy. Fletching becoming f2p, with about a couple months in advance? Why? To stock up on supplies, of course!

Who to kill? Quite the quandary. That White Knight in the basement in Lumbridge. Your combat level is probably like 33. Just let me kill the thing.

Runescape has taught me there are a bunch of wackjobs trying to break the law for no apparent reason, in any sort of given community. It also improved my typing speed from 60 WPM to around 100 WPM.

Runescape has taught me there are a bunch of wackjobs trying to break the law for no apparent reason, in any sort of given community. It also improved my typing speed from 60 WPM to around 100 WPM.

I wasn't the smartest when I was but a young beginner. I carried all my money on me, along with a variety of other horribly worthless things. I had, at all times in my inventory, a hammer, a tinderbox, an axe, a pickaxe, and I think some air runes. Other than that, I singlemindedly chopped wood. A month or so later, I looked up and saw I had level 56. My first Christmas, I was ecstatic that I finally got the ability to mine coal. So, someone with a strength skillcape offered to take some of my coal and smith me up some adamant armor. I was thinking along the lines of, "Oh. It's Christmas. He's just being a kind person. I love Runescape." And that's the first, and only, time I got scammed. Lost 67 coal...

I'd log in at the end of the third day, see what happens.

Frankly, I haven't noticed them since my first week. I just use Quick Bank Booth now, and pretty much always have.

I currently alternate between woodcutting and runecrafting, whichever one suits me that day.

Providing I'm not still asleep (I live EST and like sleeping in) I'm definitely going.

Honestly, I've always like the Rune Longsword. I never really got behind the scimmy. I like being a little set apart from the rest of the standard f2p.

The willows south of Port Sarim, which I also used for firemaking. Worked out good enough.

I just might consider entering an article, knowing the rules now...

I used to hate the music, but now that my computer speakers are broken, I think once they work again, the Runescape music will seem pleasant and interesting.

As if. I've never been famous, and unless I do something big, I won't be.

To be blunt, no. You're not the only decent person on Runescape. Just because you are nice enough to let someone be at a spot they were at first doesn't mean everyone else automatically has to. It's not a rule or anything.