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Someone can correct me if I'm wrong here, but I do believe that's an enchanted lyre to rellekka, then running to the boat.

Willows aren't even CLOSE to being worth it. They're incredibly overrated. They're only about 3-5k exp/hr faster than eucalyptus. They're also about 10-15k exp/hr slower than cutting and dropping teaks with a dragon axe, AND they're 5-10k exp/hr AND about 45k gp/hr slower than chopping teaks with the parcel system to bank. Willows are only ever worth it for f2p players, or members with 30-34 woodcutting who can't chop teaks.

Well I was there from the mid-60s to 99 and I averaged about 45k exp/hr, so about 280-290 hours, roughly, to get 13m exp. I ended up making about 24m at the prices of the time, but eucs have gone up since then, so it should be even more now.

Best spot for banking is Tai Bwo Wannai. You can bank with trading sticks and the parcel service. It uses a lot of trading sticks, but even after you deduct the cost of them, it's still about 60k exp/hr and 70k gp/hr. Or you could bank with a ring of dueling and a Brimhaven house teleport, which is going to be a little more money and a little less xp. Best place to burn is Ape Atoll, at the 3 teaks near the dungeon entrance. There's a full burn line and you don't get randoms while wielding a monkey greegree. The Kharazi Jungle, in the southeast part I believe, is also a good place.

Less log's for me. :roll: Well actually in my testing I've found that the chop rates are the same--it's just that the trees die quicker, so you spend more time waiting for respawns. I recommend chopping eucalyptus logs at Oo'glog. I was there all the way to 99 woodcutting, and I got an average of 300 logs an hour towards the end. If you do the math, that's about 50k exp/hr and (at the current median price of 391 gp for a log) about 115k gp/hr. Both of those are better than yews, and it's still not crowded at all. You need to have started As a First Resort to use the bank. If you go to the west sides of the 4 trees just near the entrance you shouldn't get attacked by the ogresses while you chop.

And the Stronghold of Player Safety and Lumbridge Achievement Diary and Fist of Guthix. They all introduced good stuff into f2p. New combat equipment from FoG, new monsters with good drops from SoPS, and a ring that actually does something from Lumby Diary. I don't know when the Stronghold of Security came out, but that was good too.

its like 10 steps from the fishing spot -> fairy ring You need raw karambwanji for bait. They're not stackable, you need to fish them yourself, and they have to be used on the karambwan vessel for each catch. And there's a chance the karambwan will steal your bait and escape. It's a lot like hunting grenwalls in many respects. I'd say it's the most difficult fish to catch.

Actually I went there for a couple hours and didn't even end up getting any rune javelins in the first place. So I guess they're rare enough that it doesn't matter much.

You can buy raw karambwan from Tiadeche in Tai Bwo Wannai quite easily at a low price. I can't remember if it's also sold cooked in Brimhaven.

Monkfish are good for cooking. Karambwan are good too if you can manage to buy and sell them. As for herblore, super strength pots are cheaper to make than super attack pots, but all you can really do there is watch the market. The best potions to make will change with the daily price fluctuations of their ingredients. Keep an eye on super restores, super energies, super strengths, and prayer pots.

Willows are bad to chop. They give much less xp than teaks and only a little more than eucalyptus. You should chop eucalyptus logs at Oo'glog. (You must have at least started "As a First Resort..." to use the bank there.) They're excellent profit (more than yews!) and 40-50k exp/hr, which is almost as much as willows. You can trust me on these figures; I've logged a full 24 hours of testing on eucs back when I was getting 99 woodcutting. If that doesn't appeal to you, try teaks. There's 4 ways you could go about chopping them. 1. Drop. A fast dropper can get over 70k exp/hr with a dragon axe, and even more with an inferno adze. 2. Burn. This can pull in about 40k exp/hr in woodcutting and just a little bit more in firemaking with a dragon axe, and even more with an inferno adze. 3. Bank. Teak logs are about 170 gp each. If you move your house to Brimhaven, you can chop in Tai Bwo Wannai (you need 100 trading sticks for each trip) and use a ring of dueling and a house teleport to bank. Small amounts of testing showed about 50-60k exp/hr (more with inferno adze) and about 85-95k gp/hr. Better than willows, no? 4. Parcel. Rionasta in Tai Bwo Wannai can send items to the bank at a cost of 10 trading sticks each. You can chop teaks in the hardwood grove and use the parcel service to bank them with trading sticks. Using this method, you can get about 60-65k exp/hr (more with inferno adze) and about 80-90k gp/hr (more with a good beast of burden) after deducting the cost of trading sticks. You will need a lot of trading sticks though. Every one of these methods is superior to willows, and most of them are superior to yews and magics as well.

That's 2^31 - 1 by the way.

No, humidify would fill the bucket, but it wouldn't do anything if it's full already. I think that if you're going to freeload, the LEAST you can do is respect the other players. It's all too common to see the people working to fix the ship being mocked, flamed, or otherwise hassled by the freeloaders. So you can humidify or whatever, just don't be like those people.

Monster: Dust Devils Amount: 179 Crimson: 39 Green: 8 Gold: 17 Blue: 1 Edit: I also noticed a typo in the waterfiend section. You misspelled Zamorakian Spear twice.

What's wrong with 50 runecrafting? 1. Runecrafting Guild offers good things, including a reasonably entertaining minigame, the omni talisman, and runecrafting teletabs, which among other things are a great way to switch to Lunars. 2. Large pouch requires level 50. An extra 9 ess per trip! 3. It's the minimum level you need for a quest cape thanks to Devious Minds. It's actually a pretty smart place to set your goal, although I do agree that 54 is better--laws are great to craft. Oh and laws at 291 are probably because of the increased supply created by the new interest in runecrafting since the guild's release.

There's another person on the f2p list that's ranked in member skills.

20 people muted? You must have had some filthy mouths in your clan. :shock:

This is true. There is NO level where sharks will be better to fish than monks. (Also, there's no level when swordfish or lobsters will be better than monks, unless you count levels before 62.)

Yeah, they're pretty good xp, with nice drops, and not too crowded. You could kill them in the Chaos Tunnels, just go with melee, slayer mask, and super sets. (You can swap the super strength for a regular strength pot, but super att & def pots are too cheap to pass up.)

Ok, what flodder is referring to is people coming into the unofficial chat just to report, its like the kid o the playground who watches everything then when something bad happens he tells a teacher,annoying? Again, it's only a problem if you're actually breaking the rules. If you're following the rules, you are immune to being reported. It's as simple as that. And whether or not some people really do lurk in clan chats to report people, it doesn't automatically make anyone who reports you a "wannabe mod."

Is there a difference? :-s Rune javs can be used in junk trades for 318 gp each, high alched for 374 gp, or low alched with the explorer's ring for 250 gp. That's a good deal in any of those cases and not something I'd want to pass up.

Uh, pretty sure you made that up. Any given monster has the same chances of dropping a given item as any other monster of the same kind. :roll:

Labeling anyone who uses the Report Abuse button as a "wannabe mod" is childish and immature. It's the Runescape equivalent of a kid on a playground teasing another kid for being a "tattletale." If somebody reports you, one of three things will happen. 1. You weren't breaking the rules, and you receive no punishment. You have nothing to complain about, and the person who reported you is probably just a n00b. 2. You really were breaking the rules, and if you get black marks it's your own fault. Don't blame it on the person who reported you. 3. You weren't breaking the rules, but you receive a punishment anyway, and your appeal is denied. In this scenario you do indeed have something to complain about, but it's not the random n00b who reported you--it's the flawed appeal system and lack of customer support that gave out a wrongful punishment. If you break a rule and complain about "wannabe mods" when you get in trouble for it, all it shows is that you're being a [censored]. If you don't want to get reported, follow the rules. Duh.

The cost of repairing barrows is so miniscule, especially without the helmet and weapon, that you shouldn't be using dragon skirts or granite bodies. It's like 150k every 15 hours at the most (only 10k gp/hr), and all you need to do is switch your Ardougne teleport to house teleport + Ardougne portal when you need to repair. You don't even need to bank for cash because of the alchable drops you get. I mean it's not as if you're likely to need all the extra defence much, since they have a max of 5, but especially if you're already bringing full Guth...the plate and skirt are easily better than a granite plate and a d skirt. Repairs are really a non-issue, tbh. you could, but it wouldn't give you as much profit as the steel legs/plate Keep 'em to alch later. They're stackable.

Glaring omission in the secondary ingredient section: You can use Ophidian Incubation on a regular chicken egg to make a cockatrice egg. Egg: 57 gp Scroll: 207 gp Cockatrice egg: 646 gp And each scroll gives 3.2 experience and takes 3 special move points. Is it a viable moneymaking method? A viable training method, even? (64 experience for one special bar is almost the same as infusing a spirit terrorbird pouch.) Eh, I have no idea, because I haven't tested it. You can do that if you want.