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Currently, in the Combat Guide, Special Attack section, only the regular Excalibur's special attack is listed. After the release of the Achievement Diary, the Excalibur can now be enhanced and its special is upgraded as well. I believe that the Special Attacks section should be modified with a new, separate entry for the Enhanced Excalibur, stating that it also restores 20 health points over a short period of time in addition to the defense boost. I unfortunately don't have a picture that can be used in conjunction with the new entry, but I'm sure someone else on the forums can donate one.

I don't think anybody gave you a specific, exact answer to your question... No, getting a Dragonfire Shield is not worth it if you own a Godsword because they cannot be used at the same time. On the other hand, if you have another single-handed weapon that you choose to use in conjunction with the Dragonfire Shield, then that's up to you.

I believe holiday events last one to two weeks.

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Check out Tip.it's new special calculator: http://www.tip.it/runescape/high_alch.php

Because woodcutting is awesome. What's the summation of the inverse of X squared when X starts at 0 and approaches infinity?

Hurt: Drunken Dwarf Heal: Butler Evil Dave - 75 Butler - 40 Duradel - 30 Larry - 40 Diango - 35 Drunken Dwarf - 40 Blaze Sharpeye - 45 Culinaromancer - 30

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I had this problem once when I switched from Melee to Ranged. I think I was training Strength, and when I switched to my Rune Crossbow, the attack option went to Long Range. I ended up training Ranged + Defense for half an hour without realizing it, and for some reason didn't notice that my attack speed was drastically lower than what it normally was.

Every time I fight Black Demons, I always go to Taverly Dungeon. Just before the Black Dragons, there's a large room of Black Demons. I suggest Ranging them from the safespot towards the north. It's a small, two-space path surrounded by rocks that block the demons from getting to you.

I'm pretty sure that you can talk to the person you got your job from, or a different person that offers you a job, and tell them that you want to cancel your current job. Obviously because he doesn't know the answers to his questions, and wants to get them answered.

Yes, I believe so.

Yes, you can pick if you want to do an Agility, Ranged, or Magic activity. I don't think so, for the time that I did do Lumbridge jobs, they seemed pretty random.

Do the agility activities, and don't do the Ranged and Magic activities.

(Note: I edited my previous post with more answers to your questions) If you don't fight in Fist of Guthix, it'll take a very long time to finish a round. For the round to end, you'll have to wait for your opponent to reach 5000 charges. Then you'll lose, and gain one token. Imagine having to do that 75 times. I'm pretty sure you need to fight for Icthlarin's Little Helper - I highly doubt Level 3s can complete the quest. It took me a while to get through the pyramid to even get to the monster you have to fight, and you have to do it like three times. I haven't done A Tail of Two Cats, so I can't answer that question.

Start out with normal leather, but once you reach the level to make hard leather, make hard leather bodies. I've heard that tanning Blue Dragonhides were good money. I've never tried it for myself, so I can't tell you based off of experience. Cats are useful for completing tasks in the Medium Varrock Achievement Diary. The best place to raise them is while low-level fishing. Eventually, they can be sold for 100 Death Runes to some citizens in Ardougne. I'm pretty sure doing repetitive tasks, such as fletching or cooking, induces randoms because there's a higher potential that you may be autoing. The more you fail randoms, the more randoms you get. For me to give you the optimum coins per hour rate, you would need to post your current statistics. Also, the best way to make money is usually something that you enjoy doing the most. Yes, you gain experience for each different action you perform. There are no minimum requirements for levels, but the higher your levels are, the more successful you will be at higher-leveled tasks. Thus, you'll end up getting your items faster. A very, very long time. Take note that you'll gain combat experience while playing Fist of Guthix.

Just wondering, can you insert divisions or tables using BBCode? If so, there's vertical alignment you can set, or you can just separate the three sections into cells so they're independent of each others' spacing.

Could you specify which boss you're talking about? There really is no minimum level. I remember a Tip.It Event for killing the King Black Dragon that had a Level 3 show up. Depending on how good your team is, you might not have to have stellar stats, but your other team members might think lowly of you if you just attend to get free loot, and not sufficiently contribute to killing the monster.

That sounds about right. It doesn't make sense that your selection of potential drops becomes reduced just because you're using LootShare.

... You're banned for NOT having your own website.

First of all, I can't stand reading such a vague, miswritten statement without correcting it. I'm surprised that I even understood your question. Can you receive the heads of Slayer monsters, used for stuffing and mounting in your player-owned house, while using LootShare? And the answer to that question is yes, you can. But, only one person would receive the head. It wouldn't go straight to the Grand Exchange with CoinShare seeing as it's not tradeable.

Now that you say that, I think we just put our buddy in a terrible quandary. I bet he's more confused than he was originally before he posted this thread. -.-

I usually Range metal dragons. It's not really any drastically better, but it's much cheaper, and I usually get better results out of it. But then again, look at my ranged level compared to my magic level. -.- It's really up to you to decide how you want to do it, but you definitely shouldn't melee them. Your prayer level is too low for it to be worth it.