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Coincidence.

Yes, although far more likely than Keldagrim (if it turns out the city in question isn't below Meiyerditch) would be Arposandra, I would think. The mystery of the daeyalt ore is an intriguing one that I'm eager to solve. Anyway, in Postbag 23 there's a bit from an impling that I didn't see in the first post. Further evidence that the dragonkin are the masters of dragon equipment, although exactly what it means to be the masters of dragon equipment is still unclear.

You can go scuba diving there to kill lobsters too, if you wanted to for some reason.

Sure, you could kill ankous, but they're not worth it unless you have a Salve Amulet (e) from Haunted mine and the Tarn's Lair miniquest. Even then, ghostly warriors and armoured zombies are better choices.

It's the arcane spirit shield.

Maybe Party Pete's chamelean was stolen. Either from Party Pete or from somewhere so that party pete could have it. Maybe party pete stole it from somewhere and now he is cursed with something? :P Except that isn't how you spell "chameleon." :roll: Polychromatic reptiles could only be dragons. If they're being reappropriated, that clearly implies the dragonkin are taking them back after being out of the picture for so long. A white bird represents a dove, which is a symbol for peace. Bandos is the god of war, so obviously Bandos =/= peace right now. My guess is that bit is talking about the sequel to Land of the Goblins, the quest series most closely affiliated with Bandos. The Duke of Lumbridge's letter in the Postbag supports this. And if the Raktuber part is any indication, it should be coming around April. The bit about red and green and the ramblings of a mad, dead man can only refer to the ghost in the spirit realm at the Chaos Altar. Whether this is meant to attribute some importance to him or if it's just a roundabout way of talking about Guthix and Zamorak is unclear, but I'm leaning towards the latter, since the summer quest series is over now. "The great, high, uplifted land, Corrupt and Natural, and all things bound within the soul of the slayer" seems to me to be referring to Tirannwn. "Corrupt and Natural" could very plausibly be contrasting the pristine forest of Isafdar with the poison waste. Its not too much of a stretch to think of the elf lands as "great, high, uplifted." The use of "soul" could be referring to the soul altar, or the anima mundi...I suspect that the soul altar has something to do with the Arposandran experiments with the anima mundi. Jagex has said they'll be updating existing quest lines this year, so perhaps this bit points to an upcoming sequel to Path of Glouphrie. It could also be referring to Morytania. Vampyres are corrupted souls of humans, and Vyrewatch are suspected to be corrupted souls of Icyene. But I think Tirannwn is more likely.

Must have at least started Legends Quest.

Orange, not brown.

Shilo has an obelisk. Anyway, the ibis's added fishing xp is negligible. You might get two monkfish's equivalent of xp per pouch if you're lucky. The real carrot is the profit you get out of it, which is also minor, but good enough to be worth using if it isn't too much trouble. The granite lobster, by the way, is much better.

And some of use have more fun when we get to choose for ourselves which monster to kill instead of having to fight the first one that pops into Lapalok's head. Insinuating that your opponents are emotionless robots is not a healthy way to debate. Don't be so arrogant as to think that you're the only one who knows how to have fun. People play this game for different reasons. For one thing, seeing how fast you can reach level x or y is certainly fun for many people. That's why we have this sort of thing: Ever raced a friend to a goal level? Guess what, you'd have been seeing how fast you could get to level x or y. Anyway, the only difference between training ranged on task and training ranged on the same monster off task is...well, there's really no difference at all in gameplay. With melee, there's actually some incentive to fight your task, because you get a 15% bonus against it. With ranged, you might as well be camping there. How is it more fun to do slayer? It's exactly the same gameplay. Shoot things. Difference is you have to periodically go ask someone what to shoot at next. The experience will always be slower than normal ranging. The experience will always be slower than normal slaying. The fun-value will always be equal to or lesser than normal ranged training. Just because you're simultaneously training two skills doesn't make it a good way to train either skill--again, back to my bagged plant analogy. If you want to train construction and you want to train farming, it doesn't necessarily mean that the best way to do it is to slap them together. If you want to train agility and you want to train thieving, it doesn't mean the best place for it is the Rogue's Den minigame. If you want to train firemaking and cooking, are you going to rush off to Trouble Brewing until you hit your goal levels?

Yeah, selling is clearly the way to go...

The closest fairy ring to a bank is with a slayer ring teleport to the Slayer Dungeon and a ring of duelling teleport to Castle Wars.

Like I said, range is, for the most part, an inefficient way to train slayer; melee is an efficient way to train slayer. If someone with a low farming level posted a thread asking for help training construction, would you say, "You could use some farming experience, so why not train your construction with bagged plants?" Probably not, because it's not a very good way to train either skill. It's the same idea here.

At the bottom of an incredibly deep chasm, locked with multiple puzzles, and guarded by a powerful Balance Elemental with a combat level comparable to the bosses in the God Wars Dungeon...not what I call "just lying around." :roll:

I lol'd. :lol:

They did release chess, they just made it part of FunOrb instead of Runescape. (And rightly so.) They also did let you plant stuff in a POH...bagged plants will give you farming experience for putting them in your garden.

I strongly agree with you.

High alchemy losses I'm fairly confident you could alch 90-99 magic in your timeframe with your 4.2m. If not, then you can close the money gap with Miscellania, battlestaves, and so on, or by collecting swamp tar while you alch, or by doing part of your hunter beforehand. If you wanted to spend more, Humidify and String Jewellery are, I'm told, effective methods of powertraining outside of combat, but I don't know the gp or xp rates for them.

I ignore bones ever since I got all my zombie stuff from Leo.

Suck it up. It was your own fault. You can still do whatever it was you did to earn the money the first time. Do it again. Swallow your frustration and pick yourself up by your bootstraps.

2^31 - 1, but close enough :thumbsup: It is stored as 0111 1111 1111 1111 1111 1111 1111 1111. The negative number is technically -(2^31-1), or 1111 1111 1111 1111 1111 1111 1111 1111 Oh well, sorry for going off topic. And it's a prime number too! \

Both.

I used a terrorbird. Scrolls are cheap. So are regular energy pots, if you don't have 52 summ. I'd recommend a whip with a good shield as your weapon. It can dispatch the shadows quicker than a d mace, which is slower and less accurate than the whip. A defender would be out of place here though, since you want the defence of a good shield when you're tanking. Rune kite is fine, although d square or crystal shield would be marginally better, and of course dfs or elysian shield if you have em already. If you were praying, whip + god book > d mace anyway.

Nope I'm right, look: http://www.runescape.com/kbase/viewarticle.ws?article_id=1852