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Antipoisons aren't an effective training method for herblore.

Usually if you're selling in bulk, the price will hit the minimum pretty quick. How many does it take, like 30?

Heavy rod fish to 99 fishing first, then either make wine or p'apple pizza for 99 cooking. Wine is the fastest cooking experience; heavy rod powerfishing is the fastest fishing experience. If you're not rich enough for wine, then p'apple pizza is more efficient.

Teaks, granite, and monkfish are all good. You can switch to heavy rod powerfishing from 70-80 fishing if you want faster xp. Red chins are fine to start at 63.

You only need the White Knight rank to get 'em in the store. You can buy 'em in the GE and all you need is completion of the quest.

That can't be right. 175 xp is what you normally get for yews. :?

Nah. That title belongs to p'apple pizza. Better xp/gp ratio for training cooking, better for food imo (at least for training), and more efficient than monkfish if your main source of income is fishing. Karambwan would fit the same bill if it were possible to buy and sell the stuff...the price of raw and cooked karambwan is pretty much the same, and they're worth more xp than monks.

Cutting yews with an inferno adze is not such a great plan. You'd be burning up a lot of your profit and getting slower experience in both skills than if you were chopping teaks. Eucalyptus would be slightly better if you wanted to bank your logs...you'd get better experience in both skills, and you'd make more money. Unless you're burning the logs you cut, the inferno adze is not a good primary source of firemaking experience. You can think of it as more of a way to get some "bonus" fm experience if you're woodcutting already. I don't recommend using the inferno adze on yew or magic trees, but then again I don't recommend chopping those trees in the first place either.

It'll burn about 30% of your logs instantly. The beacon lighting isn't too tough, it can just take a while to load up all the beacons, that's all. The inferno adze is an excellent way of training firemaking alongside woodcutting. It's most effective on teaks, where you should be able to pull about 65k exp/hr in firemaking along with over 50k exp/hr in woodcutting if you burn all the logs you chop. But it should be regarded as a woodcutting tool--if you were to train firemaking on its own, you could get much faster experience by buying maple logs. However, if you also plan on training woodcutting, then cutting and burning teaks with an inferno adze is usually the best way to train firemaking.

You should heavy rod fish for 70-99 fishing and do not bank your fish. Gut them with a knife, and drop the offcuts when your inventory is full so you can use the roe and caviar for bait. It's the most efficient way to get 99 fishing unless you're fairly poor. And you will get cooking experience out of it too. From an efficiency standpoint, there's no real reason to cook the same fish that you fish, since you'd be banking the fish to cook later anyway. It wouldn't make any difference unless you found some way to cook the fish on the way back to the bank. Even then, since the Rogue's Den has a fire right next to a bank anyway, it would only make a difference if you were dropping the fish, which wouldn't be necessary except in f2p.

If you want to chop yews, chop yews. If you want to chop willows, chop willows. If you want to chop a combination of the two, then it doesn't matter what level you switch or which one you do first. Willows are the fastest experience in f2p, and yews are the best money in f2p. If you plan on burning your logs to get 99 firemaking, then the best way to do it is to cut willows in some remote spot like Port Sarim or Rimmington, and burn them right there.

It was the raw chompies that were taken out of the shop. The cooked ones are still there.

If you're already using magic secateurs and supercompost, it just means you've had some bad luck, that's all.

You can also get there with any charter ship. Or, you can get bottles of 'rum' as rewards from Trouble Brewing that teleport you back to Trouble Brewing when you drink them.

The short answer is no. The long answer is also no.

I thought of doing this TBH, but the thing is, no one sells pizza base. Where would i be able to buy a large amount of Pizza base at a time? You don't buy pizza bases, you buy cooked plain pizza with no topping. And I can tell you firsthand that people do indeed sell them, having personally bought more than 20,000 of them on the GE. (As a matter of fact, they're a very good moneymaker if you buy them in the Warrior's Guild shop and resell them on the Grand Exchange, which is probably where the supply comes from.)

He could try cooking anchovy pizza. It's about 150k gp/hr, and he won't have to stop training cooking to do it. All you gotta do is buy the plain pizza and cooked anchovies, put 'em together, and voila. You can do a full inv of 14 pizza in about 25-30 seconds.

The the logs. :roll: What?

I used the shotput with the sal[bleep]er spring for unlimited run. It worked very well.

Hunter is faster and better money than fishing.

Rionasta will deposit stuff for you at the cost of 10 trading sticks for each item you want to bank. Basically it takes up an inventory space for the trading sticks and it adds 50-60 gp to the cost of each item. Raw karambwan is 440 gp in the store and 640 gp in the Grand Exchange.

I lol'd. Twice. :lol: Anyway, I am expecting to see Tiadeche's Karambwan shop (presumably in conjunction with Rionasta's parcel service) and the Warrior's Guild food shop when you finish. Not only are they profitable to buy from, but if people start selling those pizzas and karambwan, then I'll be able to buy them to train my cooking. :thumbsup: Oh, and you misspelled Oo'glog. This is a nice guide that I think people, especially new or poor members, ought to read, and I may very well reference some of these methods the next time I need to prove a point about how easy it is to make money. Kudos.

With ranarrs, one herb also pays for the seed. Remember that as long as you use supercompost and magic secateurs, the minimum harvest is 5 herbs. And if you start getting into the lucky harvests, like 10+, ranarr will pwn toadflax. But yeah, right now, toadflax is way ahead of the other three in profitability. We'll see how long that lasts, I suppose.

This is the way to do it. Just go down the list, find the ones you don't have, right-click to figure out where to unlock them, and then go unlock them. Simple enough.

Yeah, it's the fastest. Bring a knife to cut off the off-cuts, and then use that to fish more fish; rinse, repeat. This is true. With 70+ fishing you should be able to get over 50k exp/hr.