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I thought I had discovered something amazing when I found that Suquah in the ship's hold. It can indeed be found at the lowermost level AFTER the ship ride to the island. In other words, if the ship is docked at Lunar Island, you can easily head to the bottom of the ship and range or mage him and either telegrab or open the cage for the dropped items. It's even safer than the relatively safe and effective method of ranging or maging from a bridge. Kudos to the first poster. I'd have posted sooner, but I'm glad I did a search first!

I had the same problems navigating the early "underground pass" type instructions and ended up opening that guide for that portion. Perhaps either cutting and pasting that portion from the UP guide or instead deleting the references in the Regicide guide and using a referral link would be best. [crew edit: finally got this done. thanks herkmeister you have been credited!]

Instead of grabbing the amulet, you can drop and pick up another in the crypt. It should be noted either way...either take the amulet or make sure you drop and pick up new ones.

I can confirm this. The rope must be "used" on the [bleep]e on the side of the chasm you are trying to cross from, not across like it would be throwing a rope to a rock in the Waterfall Quest. It should read something like: Use the rope on the [bleep]e on your side of the chasm and your character will attempt to walk across as if on a tightrope.

The guide for Lunar Diplomacy stated that you should keep at least one Dramen staff if using the Fairy Rings because the Lunar Staffs can't be used for teleporting until after the quest, but as soon as you hand the character a finished (completed) Lunar Staff, any other completed Lunar Staffs you hold in your bank are usable and since I believe you cannot make any Lunar Staffs after the quest is complete (indeed, perhaps even after that portion of the quest is complete), I think it's a good idea to upgrade any and all Dramen staffs to Lunar Staffs during the quest. It should still be noted that the Lunar Staff isn't usable (and the character keeps the staff until you hand her all the lunar equipment), but that once handed to her, all other staves in your bank can be used for the FRTN (Fairy Ring Teleport Network).

Yeah...depending on what world you're playing on, you might be playing with F2P players (unless you're on a P2P world, of course) which would mean they can't go to members only altars, preventing you from doing so as well.

What I'm asking is if anyone has TRIED it...not what we think might happen. Where do those tablets take you? Right outside the altar, right?

Another question...it seems like no matter how much money I put in (less than 1.5 mill) it gets drained to below 750k each time i withdraw...do the citizens withdraw a percentage or a different price depending on what items they collect? I want to maximize my training and profit equally....so I need to train up my fletching a little (to 59 to have all quests available) which means skimming a little flax and maples is probably a good idea...my smithing is atrocious, which means I've been banking all the coal I get...the only thing I sell is most of the flax and any jewelry I get from the nests that I get. I usually make enough from that and battlestave high alching to get 1 mill back in each day, but sure enough...down to 750k. Also, I have the impression that each day I should help the citizens to get back to 100% approval BEFORE talking to Ghrimm and that I should deposit more money AFTER withdrawing the resources...is that right? Should I be coming back every day or could I let things go, then help the citizens back up to 100% before I withdraw to get the most out of my money? All in all, it seems like a waste of time because I'm really not getting any profit (flax seems to be selling for less and less...and how many people actually need it as time goes on? coal is dropping) since I need some of the resources (but I'm talking 100 flax out of the 625 i'm getting for having 5 citizens working there...i also have 5 cutting wood and 5 mining coal). I've seen the guides and read this post, but this is by far the most confusing part of the game to me. I'm not a financial genius...clearly.

Can the tablets gained from the Great Orb Project be used to circumvent the "no weapons on Entrana" rule? I'd love to be able to use that teleport, then run to the cavern and take on those creatures without having to make all my armor and weapons from scratch each time. Anyone try it yet? If it's a new idea and it works, I'd like credit in the guide on the website! EDIT: Apparently, some people are off trying this method!

Is there no one that has gotten a second copy? SOMEONE must have if they wrote it in the guide...did an update change things?

Does anyone know how to get another copy of Darklight? I've tried the drop-and-purchase method from Sir Prysin, but he's not selling...is it impossible to get from him or anyone else or am I just looking to buy from the wrong guy? I think the guide is wrong...

Penguin, right now...on Karamja inside the repair fence thing...world 145

Not all my stats are ranked, so some would show up as missing or zero. Once I'm ranked in all skills, I'll use one.

There was a large vote on the subject some time ago, so it wasn't arbitrary. Everyone got a vote...

Do we have a special penguin spotting faction? Should we use the Tip.It world only for such spotting? Does that even matter? And what is the consensus on the day of the week that penguins are reset?

Does the beige work better than the white? What's the difference? Which is "better" to have and use?

Does anything in the culinaromancer's chest help in cooking? I think those gloves and implements are just for show...I mean, they don't help in cooking items better or give more experience per item cooked or anything. It seems they're just equivalent to weapons and armor. Is that right?

There's one penguin bush in Ardougne, just north of the zoo...wandering near the bridge to the castle...at least at the moment...

Any tips on how to survive the trek into the deep wilderness for the last one? After both parts of the Meeting and Making History quests, I've got just one left, but I don't think i'll make it without some tips...

THANK YOU...for some reason the only green one I could find was at Bob's Axe shop. Didn't go that far west.

I can't find the start point to the Lumbride Acheivement Diary. I've been gone for a little while, but checked back, saw they finally did some major updates and want to continue where I left off...where the heck? I follow the directions from Sir Vant and he's not in the house.

Once again, I'm bumping this request for help, but it will be the last time I do so. I'm simply looking for help in planning construction by finding out how many hotspots are in each room. Again, I know the types, I want numbers in order to correctly add up the potential experience. If you help out significantly, I may be in a position to give you some help or a reward in game.

I found someone selling the chickens at the coop, so with that and my own killing, 300 took me about 30 trips and about 2 minutes a trip, 2 minutes travel time there and back. I say get 'em yourself, but people like me can always make a buck if you don't want to (F2Pers, I mean)

It's not that they aren't hitting high, it's that they aren't hitting often on certain enemies. I read somewhere that the creatures you are training on should be relatively close to your level. Does that mean I need to find something around level 69?

Okay, I feel dumb (maybe I shouldn't write that, since I can only imagine the various types of responses I might get)... I'm trying to make the most out of 13k mind runes and 1k each of water, earth, and fire runes, but have had trouble getting my spells to "hit hard", even on chickens. My combat level is 69 (at the moment) with a magic level of 52 as of this post and my gear was a black wizard cap, gloves, amulet of magic, wizard robe, black priest robe, leather boots, staff of air, anti-dragon shield, diamond ring, cape, with steel arrows in a quiver (just in case any of that matters). My question is...where and what should I be training on to maximize my magic hitting a target, hopefully, if possible, a target with some drops that might either extend my magic training by dropping runes or something i could sell to buy more? Moss Giants and Hill Giants seem to always be busy and I don't have to take up that space if something better is available, especially if there is cover. Should I go to the black knight fortress? What about Crandor's Lesser Demons? As I mentioned previously, I feel dumb, because I've read other people's guides and other sites, but I can't seem to get those spells to hit. Maybe I'm doing something horribly wrong?