Troacctid

Yes, it's worth it.

There is no way to get into Prifddinas...

I've learned that steel is made out of iron. :? I've also been prompted to learn more about eucalyptus trees from a friend in my clan who insisted that they were really called gum trees. I looked it up and apparently they're native to Australia, and many species are indeed referred to as gum trees. They were introduced to California around the time of the gold rush, which is why I see Australian trees around where I live.

Sell them. You only get 8 shards from it, if I recall correctly. That's only 200 gp, which is less than the GE price.

Try Gimp. http://www.gimp.org/.

I figured this out too after I got my first slayer rings. I rubbed it and noticed that the Tarn's Lair option was there even though I hadn't done the miniquest. So I tried selecting it and it took me to the room right before the boss and I was like "Omg!" So I teleported back to the bank, geared up, and got my salve ammy enchanted. It was sweet. :thumbsup: I strongly doubt that this is gonna get nerfed. If they moved the teleport to the beginning it would defeat the purpose, which is to get to the terror dogs that are otherwise a 10-minute walk from the nearest teleport. And if they made the miniquest a requirement...well they could, but they've already chosen not to, and I don't think anyone is complaining, right?

Willows are not a good substitution for teaks, because the extra ~30 hours it takes to chop willows only gets you a mere ~3m gp, which is not nearly worth it. Anyway you could get the same xp rates as willows but more profit if you were to use the parcel service or duel rings/house teleports to bank teaks at Tai Bwo Wannai. Also, when I was chopping eucalyptus logs, I was getting almost the same experience, but with something like 90k gp/hr profit. Willows are definitely not an efficient option for woodcutting.

Buy iron and coa and smelt steel bars. It's the most efficient way to train smithing in f2p unless you're fairly rich. You should check out Kn1gh7's smithing guide. It's pretty good. Link

Actually, this sounds like what you'd ask a smith who's making you a custom set of armour. :D Black d'hide is cheap, relatively light, and reasonably well-rounded with some defence against all forms of attack. It's not so hot against melee and range compared to other armour though. Verac's is good because it has high defence, a prayer boost, and the flail can cut through defence and protection prayers. It's a lot to risk in bounty hunter though.

I think you made that up. Ring of Wealth increases your odds of getting a rare drop. Dragon drops are considered rare. Therefore you have a better chance of getting a dragon item. If it's between wealth, life, and beacon, I would go with the wealth. If you're maging, the danger should be relatively low so long as you have a sturdy connection and you pay attention, so you should increase your odds of getting that visage/d legs/d skirt. If your connection is shakier though, ring of life is probably a better choice in case you disconnect. Beacon ring's bonus is too small to make as much a difference as the others.

I didn't notice anything different. :shock:

Well I didn't get the looping synched quite right, but the one on top is at 0 weight and the one on the bottom is -13. If you get the animations to start at the same time you can see them draining at the same rate.

The best herb droppers are Chaos Druids, Aberrant Spectres, and Banshees. Banshees don't drop as many herbs, but they drop large quantities of noted pure essence, which makes them just as profitable if not more so.

That's funny, because I just did the same thing again with the ordinary ones and my run drained at the same rate for -8 and -3 kg. :roll:

Negative weight drains at the same speed as 0 weight. I confirmed that when there was that bug that made spottier capes weigh -5 kg even when you're not wearing them. I ran with -90 kg and again with 0 kg and it was the same.

Well actually you can buy sacred oil on the grand exchange and bypass the minigame completely. But since you need to go to mort'ton anyway, you might as well bring a few materials and repair it a little instead, since you only need 1 key anyway.

I've got kills 100-250 here for you in a nice little log. Do with it what you will. [hide=150 kills]1. Grimy Snapdragon 2. 927 Coins 3. Grimy Kwuarm 4. Rune Spear 5. Adamantite Ore 6. Cactus Seed 7. Dwarf Weed Seed 8. 1170 Coins, Gold Charm 9. 14 Chaos Runes 10. Grimy Cadantine 11. Grimy Lantadyme 12. 64 Steel Arrows, Gold Charm 13. Loop Half of a Key 14. 9 Rune Arrows 15. 17 Chaos Runes 16. Irit Seed 17. Kwuarm Seed 18. Grimy Ranarr, Blue Charm 19. Adamantite Ore 20. Limpwurt Seed 21. 19 Chaos Runes 22. Adamant Full Helm, Crimson Charm 23. 3 Grimy Harralander 24. 897 Coins, Gold Charm 25. Grimy Dwarf Weed 26. 89 Steel Arrows 27. 1208 Coins, Crimson Charm 28. 13 Nature Runes 29. 67 Earth Runes, Green Charm 30. Loop Half of a Key 31. 81 Steel Arrows 32. Rune Dagger 33. Kwuarm Seed 34. Guthix Page 3 <---Yay! 35. 7 Gold Bars 36. Grimy Avantoe 37. Rune Dagger 38. Grimy Avantoe, Crimson Charm 39. Grimy Kwuarm 40. Nature Talisman 41. Runite Bar 42. Dragon Spear <---Awesome! 43. 15 Nature Runes, Gold Charm 44. Grimy Lantadyme, Gold Charm 45. Grimy Toadflax, Gold Charm 46. 105 Earth Runes 47. Uncut Sapphire 48. Irit Seed, Blue Charm 49. Adamant Platelegs, Crimson Charm 50. 12 Chaos Runes, Green Charm 51. Grimy Cadantine 52. 13 Death Runes, Gold Charm 53. 115 Earth Runes 54. Grimy Dwarf Weed 55. 12 Death Runes 56. Grimy Irit 57. 6 Rune Javelin 58. Uncut Ruby 59. Rune Dagger 60. Dwarf Weed Seed 61. 3 Grimy Harralander 62. Snapdragon Seed 63. 13 Adamant Javelin 64. 1048 Coins, Green Charm 65. Grimy Irit 66. 13 Death Runes 67. 9 Rune Javelin 68. 26 Adamant Arrows 69. 12 Death Runes 70. 7 Law Runes 71. Rune Med Helm, Gold Charm 72. Grimy Irit 73. 21 Adamant Javelins 74. 1271 Coins 75. Grimy Dwarf Weed 76. 101 Earth Runes 77. 67 Steel Arrows 78. Grimy Snapdragon, Green Charm 79. Adamant Full Helm 80. 99 Steel Arrows 81. 8 Nature Runes, Crimson Charm 82. 3 Grimy Harralander, Crimson Charm 83. 72 Earth Runes 84. Adamantite Ore, Blue Charm 85. Grimy Ranarr, Blue Charm 86. Grimy Ranarr 87. Grimy Cadantine 88. Grimy Avantoe 89. 7 Blood Runes 90. 9 Law Runes 91. 13 Blood Runes 92. 10 Death Runes 93. 8 Death Runes 94. 81 Earth Runes 95. 12 Gold Bars 96. 10 Death Runes 97. Cactus Seed 98. Dwarf Weed Seed 99. Adamant Full Helm 100. 1374 Coins, Crimson Charm 101. Irit Seed, Blue Charm 102. Rune Med Helm 103. Uncut Emerald 104. Grimy Irit 105. Uncut Sapphire 106. Guthix Page 2 <---w00t! 107. 120 Earth Runes 108. 10 Blood Runes, Blue Charm 109. Uncut Ruby, Blue Charm 110. 2 Irit Seeds 111. 112. Adamant Full Helm 113. Grimy Irit 114. 123 Earth Runes 115. Grimy Irit, Crimson Charm 116. Tooth Half of a Key 117. Kwuarm Seed 118. Grimy Lantadyme 119. 10 Rune Arrows 120. Adamant Full Helm, Green Charm 121. Limpwurt Seed, Blue Charm 122. Grimy Irit 123. Grimy Lantadyme 124. Irit Seed 125. Adamant Arrow 126. Blood Talisman 127. Adamant Platelegs 128. 22 Adamant Arrows, Blue Charm 129. 11 Gold Bars 130. Grimy Kwuarm 131. 14 Adamant Javelins 132. Cactus Seed 133. 13 Gold Bars 134. 7 Rune Javelin 135. Grimy Toadflax, Gold Charm 136. 19 Adamant Arrows, Blue Charm 137. Grimy Cadantine 138. 7 Gold Bars 139. 10 Blood Runes 140. Rune Med Helm 141. Grimy Ranarr 142. 10 Chaos Runes 143. Uncut Emerald 144. Grimy Cadantine 145. Dwarf Weed Seed 146. Rune Platelegs, Crimson Charm 147. Adamantite Ore 148. Black Dragonhide Set 149. Rune Platelegs 150. 10 Death Runes[/hide]

You can't do waterfiends or dust devils or rock lobsters or greater demons or whatever. So train slayer for charms. You can aim for 65 to kill dust devils.

Actually, you are wrong. Last time I checked, it was random how many logs and how fast you go them. I remember reading that it does not matter if you have 99 or 75, it will be random. That's not true. It goes slightly faster at higher levels. However, even at 99, you're hard-pressed to get any decent amount of magic logs in a reasonable period of time. Although they are faster cash than yews, the difference in cash is very small, and at 99 woodcutting I can still make faster cash by mining pure essence than I can at chopping magic logs. So if you honestly don't care about woodcutting experience and you're just in it for the cash, then you shouldn't be woodcutting in the first place, because it really is slow money.

Pinball is lame and needs to die. It takes to long and the rewards are junk. I don't like the maze either, but at least you get good stuff from it.

When you can tell apart the berserker, warrior, archer, and farseer helmets. (See the archer helm has the tall horns, and the farseer helm has the loopy horns, and the warrior helm has the wide horns, and the berserker helm is the other one.) When you can remember where all the ancient magicks teleport spells lead to. When you know more about the history of Morytania than you do about the topics you're covering in your history class. When you know exactly what level it takes to do anything without needing to check. (If you can tell me right now the cooking level you need to make toad crunchies, you win this category.) When your total experience hits 9 digits.

If you're interested in people's outfits, you should check out the Great Tip.It Picture. My outfit is in my avatar. The pole you see is my Lucky Shot flag that got cropped out for space. Yarr! If'n ye be wond'rin' how I lost me hands, yarr, 'tis a tragic tale. I had 95 fishin' ye see, an' I thought it'd be enough to catch me a shark or two with me bare hands. Close enough, aye? Nay. Me skills were enough to lure it to me arm, but not enough to wrestle the beast into me pack. I managed to slay the beast, but it took a piece o' me right arm with it. I was needin' a new hand o'course, so I dived into the sea an' I stole a claw from a crab. Well, that wasn't quite enough, because the next day I was standin' at a bank ye see. An' I thought might as well be gettin' some exp while I be here, so I pulled out me logs an' a knife. A sad mistake, laddy. Ever try holdin' a knife in a claw? I slipped an' I chopped off me other hand! The closest replacement I could be findin' was a sharp hook o' metal, so I made do with what I could, yarr. An' as if that weren't enough, the very next day I made me another accident. Fishin' again I was, an' I splashed a bit o' water in me eye. Well I wasn't used to me new hands quite yet, an' I tried to rub the water out. Learn from me errors, swabbies.

I rate respect on usefulness, or in other words, how jealous I am of it. None of them are hard, per se. It's almost all repetition of the same thing. And so here's my list. Top 10 Capes of Achievement: 1. Summoning. Definitely the skill most worth having at 99 in my book. Every single experience point is worth getting and it doesn't stop getting better until the very end. Steel Titan ftw. 99 Summoning shows very good taste in skills. 2. Runecrafting. It's true that it shows a lot of dedication because of the long time it takes, but it has the advantage of making you obscenely rich. And it's hard to argue that being obscenely rich isn't useful. 3. Slayer. It shows a well-rounded experience of the game, it tends to earn a lot of money on the way, and it generally represents maxed combat stats, which is a pretty big side advantage I think. And the black/red color looks hawt. 4. Herblore. Okay, it's not actually useful, but you need to be smart to train it properly. It takes shrewd analysis of shifting prices to pick the most efficient methods. 5. Farming. Again, it's not actually a hugely useful 99 since it stops so early on, but I like that it's mostly inaccessible to stupid people. They get stuck at "Wow this sucks it's boring standing around watching grass grow farming is lame" without realizing they're doing it wrong. And it's also the only skill that you can get to 99 without mindless grinding, which I like. Interestingly enough, a player who plays 1 hour a day can easily get 99 farming in the same time that a player who plays 4 hours a day can get 99 fishing. I consider that a good thing, since it gets you outside. 6. Magic. Sure the usefulness stops about 3m experience earlier than it ought to, but there are still some great perks to having 99 magic. Mostly it's because I'm jealous of Spellbook Swap. I want to be able to do all my farming runs on Lunars without needing to skip the Trollheim patch! 99 Magic isn't tough, but it shows good taste in skills. 8. Agility. I don't think it's very difficult to get, and restoring run energy a little faster isn't what I'd call the most useful ability. But I like the hopping on the poles thing. 9. Thieving. The skill is meh, but the purple and black cape looks sweet. 10. Quest points. Same reasons as slayer, except the cape doesn't look as cool imo. The reason I ranked it so much lower is because I view it as something I could easily do, and because it doesn't give +4 prayer like the other capes, so I'm not so jealous of it. One of the things that sets it apart is that you can't just get the cape and forget about it. If you stop doing quests, the cape rejects you for neglecting it and you stop being a Master Quester. It's not like other capes where you can be a Master Chef and then never cook again and keep your skillcape. Once a quest caper, always a quest caper, that's how it goes. I'm not jealous of the other capes, so there you go. My top 10.

Thanks, but is it really worth the decreased chance of loot and the long trips to the mine? Or is it an alternative and not an revolutionary method. No idea. Just thought it ought to be mentioned.

Tip for getting obsidian charms: After TokTz-Ket-Dill, you can access that little mine with the mithril and addy rocks, and inside there's some Tzhaar-Hur that you can kill. Normally you'd get piled by all the other guys for attacking them (Tzhaar-Hur is the lowest level one if you haven't memorized the Tzhaar class system) but here there aren't any other gys to pile you. So you can get the fastest Tzhaar kills and therefore, the fastest obsidian charms, right? Mhmm. And you can mine some addy while you're there too.