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You should take an agility pot and just go to wildy now. Unless the 56 agility is something you need for Regicide, in which case the best way to get from 51 to 56 agility is with a summer pie. :

Willows sure as heck had better be more than that, because 45k/hr was what I was getting at eucalyptus logs while making a 24m profit. They're probably more like 60k exp/hr. I don't recommend chopping willows to 99, because teaks can get you there about 30 hours faster, and the small profit of willows is not nearly enough to make up that gap. Teaks are gonna be something like 65-75k exp/hr, so for 12.2m experience it should take somewhere in the range of 165-190 hours.

None. I went in there before I had even made the mirrors to figure out you even had to go in there during the quests. But even if you can't get into the smoke well, you can still fight Dust Devils in the Chaos Tunnels.

Do Fairy Tale to unlock fairy rings, they're very awesome and incredibly useful. You only need to finish the first quest and start the second one, so don't worry, you don't need those high farming and herblore levels. Oh and Wolf Whistle is a must because summoning pwns.

Buying vials of water is only like 120k gp/hr. And no experience.

Well you know except for the shilo village trick... Which I'm sure you just made up.

Make sure you have some charms left over after 56, because when you recharge your summoning points at Piscatoris you're doing it at a charged obelisk--might as well make more pouches while you're at it. And yes it's worth getting 56 for the ibis, because the ibis is good.

But there isn't a way to make junk faster than you can make gp. So therefore it isn't efficient.

In that case, Piscatoris is still fastest, but you run back and forth from the bank.

There are 7 "charged" obelisks where you can make pouches. -Taverley -Gu'Tanoth -Nature Grotto -Underground Pass -Brimhaven -Piscatoris -South of Pollnivneach http://www.runescape.com/kbase/viewarticle.ws?article_id=589

It's not faster to use controlled, because you'll get faster experience as your attack and strength levels go up. So training attack and strength before defence will end up giving you the desired levels more quickly. However, you can't train strength on a whip, so you'd need to switch to a less efficient weapon. So you might as well do controlled...or train attack to its goal before the other two.

It's level 50.

Gloves yes, ring no.

Uhm, Slayer & Farming do make you alot of money. :? :shame: Farming stops at level 85 and it's very possible to powertrain it and lose millions and millions. Slayer stops at level 90, so after that you shouldn't need to feel any pressure to use a cannon on every other task. *shrug*

Did you remember to turn on cooking assistance? Because if it was grey that would explain it nicely.

99 fishing + 40m isn't enough for 99 prayer. Neither is 99 fishing + hunter.

Yep, that's what I do. And it's the only way to do it. : Well, you could also wait until you've used up one pair to get the tokens for the next.

I used a beaver when I was getting 99 woodcutting. 2 levels is not a very significant boost, but it certainly couldn't hurt if you're already near an obelisk, seeing as it is free after all. But it doesn't really have a long enough timer to make a big profit from its foraging, maybe a few k at the most, so if you have a decent summoning level you'd be better off using a more profitable forager, like a fruit bat.

why would he do that??? yews are a lot slower then maples and there is a lot of competition. 71 isn't really that high to train wc on yews, i'm 77 and i don't find yews either good xp or good money compared to my other skills Because of efficiency. Yeah, maples are what, 45 gp? That's not nearly enough to justify the slower experience. Yews are way better. And eucalyptus too--at 71 woodcutting you can probably get a good ~270 eucs an hour, which is a strong 45k exp and a decent 95k gp.

Lol, says the man with 99 fishing and woodcutting. Even at 99 in those skills, there are quicker ways to make money that low levels can do. But I'm sure you didn't do it for the money- you did it for the cape and the satisfaction of seeing that level 99, right? Same reason people get any 99 skill. That said, ranged, summoning, and magic are great buyable 99s. No, I got fishing because I like to fish, and I got woodcutting because it was the closest thing once I had fishing already. :P But it doesn't matter anyway because I was only talking about powertraining, not training in general.

My advice is not to spend millions to powertrain to a cape that doesn't give you any benefits. That rules out firemaking, farming, crafting, slayer, herblore, smithing, cooking, and construction. Possibly fletching as well. Those skills all stop giving any tangible benefits well before 99, so it's not worth spending a lot on them just for the cape. You can train them, but after they max out you shouldn't concern yourself too much about leveling up. Aside from that, try getting a few skills to the high 80's and see which you could stand for the longest.

The best place is Ardougne near the Legends' Guild. See, there's one three-rock formation on the east where you only need to move one space, and one on the west where you don't need to move at all.

So i thought it picked up feathers but it never did. I'm guessing this is just an error in the item base then? I think I get what it does now. Oh, well, it automatically puts them together I think is what it means.

sorta, but you have to take into account that you won't be taking 28 ess with you. Summon the Graahk, wear the ring of duelling and a spotted/spottier cape. What else would be in your inventory? Small pouch, medium pouch, and possibly large pouch.