Troacctid

...Although not Sorceress's Garden so much in this case, since you can't get Torstol from it.

Once again, recurring subscriptions are left in the cold. Booo. :angry:

I strongly suspect that is the point.

It's actually Dervish, not Eastern. Same deal though.

Well I would recommend doing quests. Also raise your skills until you can do all the quests and then do all the quests. After that, shrug.

Note that you also need the correct cooking level or the high-level fish won't appear.

Well that depends on how the damage cap from Equilibrium interacts with Nex's natural damage cap.

Members of the W22 Fishing clan were shocked last week when a local player, Troacctid, was assaulted, seemingly at random, by spontaneous firecracker explosions while checking a farming patch outside the monastery south of Ardougne. It was terrifying, said bystander IronicMaiden. Pi was there picking berries, and out of nowhere, we heard this shoof-shoof-shoof POW CRACK BANG! And then the air was on fire! MrEffigy, another witness, added: We were all pretty confused. Everyone was like, WTF? Its a miracle nobody was injured--explosions like that at such close range? Said fellow clanmate internaut, We asked if he was okay, but all he said was My Farming level is 99. I guess the fireworks were too loud, and he misheard. He looked fine, though. No injuries were reported; however, a local monk, Torrell, reported scorched patches in the nearby grass, and Troacctids Giant Ent familiar died of unknown causes shortly after the incident. The matter is currently under investigation by the Ardougne Guards. 99 Farming achieved 7 October 2011

Yeah, it makes him a lot easier to work with.

Torstol seeds dropped proportionally, so it's actually about the same.

He's only been gone 3 months. Livid farm has been around since April. Farming may also be grindable, but the rate something pitiful like 30-40k/h. 32,448 xp/hr, absolute maximum. And you lose hella money on the runes. Torstols are like triple that speed, and make like 3m gp/hr profit or something, so...yeah...

Dicing is when you get some dice from Faruq, then advertise to find dumb schmucks who will bet money on the outcome of rolling them. You set the odds slightly in your favor so that they do have a chance, but on average, you'll come out slightly ahead. So like, if you roll 55 or lower, you keep their money, but if you roll higher, you give them back double their bet. The house always wins in the long run, and you are the house, so all you have to do is make it to the long run (get lots of bets per hour) and you should be rolling in profit. No pun intended. It's a decent moneymaker, but it's useless to offer it as advice because the only people who can do it are the people who are already rich enough not to start topics like these. Also, existing dicing clans can be territorial and muscle out competition. Or so I'm told. Basically, it's not a useful method to bring up here, and if you hadn't asked specifically, I wouldn't have mentioned it. Farming is a pretty sweet moneymaker. I recommend that. Also, https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AldEhLOK6ejJdHlwRC1VRVJiUkFNM2JVQ3otNS0xUGc&hl=en_US#gid=1.

You won't be able to get all 5 compost bins and still keep your herb run under 5 minutes. What I did when I did this was I only did one compost bin per run, and at the last patch so that it didn't matter if my juju ran out.

Does the Juju hunter potion need to be in effect to attract draconics for this? Does it increase chances if you have multiple types of herb-seed dropping jadinkos attracted? Yes, no.

I didn't get teleported out when I took off my disguise during the quest. It just made them aggressive.

Keep going in the quest until you gain full access to the city.

That would be disease. ;-) Korasi's Sword requires 70 crafting, but I don't see anyone clamoring for crafting to be a combat stat. It's equipment. Everyone can see you wearing it. *shrug*

If you want the boost for the fight with Vanstrom, the better way to do it would be to complete the quest partway so you unlock the blisterwood weapons, then kill vyres with those to cremate 500 (because you'll kill them much more efficiently than you would with a flail), and then kill Vanstrom.

I was surprised today when Mod Mat K from Jagex contacted me, asking to use my blog to make an announcement about some game updates. I was happy to accept. Take it away, Mat! Yesterday we made a small but necessary update to the high alchemy value of nature runes. The price of the nature runes was at a level where it was possible to buy them and alch them for a profit. This obviously had an impact on other items you would commonly alch for a profit and meant that as soon as you reached level 55 in Magic you could buy a few nature runes, alch them and then use the profits to buy more. Effectively this meant that you could level all the way up to 200 million XP in magic for no cost (in fact for a profit) which is not how the skill is intended to work. To maintain the value of having level 99 magic and the value of commonly alched items (such as Yew longbows or Mithril platebodies) we felt this quick solution was necessary. Additionally, to further ensure that making a profit while training magic is completely impossible, we have tripled the amount of gp required to cast the Plank Make spell. As soon as you reached level 86 in magic you could buy a few mahogany logs and astral runes, plank-make them, and use the profits to buy more. Effectively this meant that you could level all the way up to 200 million XP in magic for no cost (in fact for a profit) which is not how the skill is intended to work. To maintain the value of having level 99 magic and the value of the Sawmill Operator's profit margins we felt this quick solution was necessary. We will also be making a small but necessary change to the creation of teletabs so that you no longer gain experience for creating spell tablets on a player-owned study lectern. The price of teletabs was at a level where it was possible to buy soft clay and make teletabs for a profit. This meant as soon as you reached 40 construction you could buy some soft clay, make teletabs, and use the profits to buy more. Effectively this meant that you could level all the way up to 200 million XP in magic for no cost (in fact for a profit) which is not how the skill is intended to work. To maintain the value of having level 99 magic we felt this quick solution was necessary. We will also be making a small but necessary change to the Superheat Item spell so that it can no longer be used on runite ore. The price of runite bars was at a level where you could buy runite ore, nature runes, and coal, and superheat them for a profit. This meant as soon as you reached 85 smithing you could buy some runite ore, coal, and nature runes, superheat them, and use the profits to buy more. Effectively this meant that you could level all the way up to 200 million XP in magic and smithing for no cost (in fact for a profit) which is not how the skill is intended to work. To maintain the value of having level 99 magic and preserve the jobs of RuneScape's furnace industry, we felt this quick solution was necessary. Tomorrow we will be making a small but necessary update to the water, earth, fire, and air obelisks, adding an admission fee of 5k gp for each orb you wish to charge there. The price of elemental orbs was at a level where it was possible to buy unpowered orbs and cosmic runes and charge them for a profit. This meant that as soon as you reached level 56 magic you could buy a few unpowered orbs and cosmic runes, charge the orbs, and then use the profits to buy more. Effectively this meant that you could level all the way up to 200 million XP in magic for no cost (in fact for a profit) which is not how the skill is intended to work. To maintain the value of having level 99 magic and the value of battlestaves, we felt this quick solution was necessary. Furthermore, we will be making a small but necessary change to the Superglass Make spell; you will only be able to cast it while hopping up and down on one foot at the bottom of the ocean while wearing live sharks on your hands as gloves, singing "Jingle Bell Rock", and reciting the complete works of William Shakespeare in Morse Code by winking your left eye. The price of molten glass was at a level where it was possible to buy seaweed and buckets of sand and make them into glass for a profit. This meant that as soon as you reached 78 magic you could buy a few seaweeds and buckets of sand, make them into glass, and then use the profits to buy more. Effectively this meant that you could level all the way up to 200 million XP in magic for no cost (in fact for a profit) which is not how the skill is intended to work. To maintain the value of having level 99 magic and support the interests of hungry shark lobbyists, we felt this quick solution was necessary. Thanks, Mat

Yeah, you have to do the "Shilo Village" quest. Is this your first time in P2P?

You can easily get back to any level of gravestone by using the Drakan Amulet teleport. Based on your description, I'm guessing that you're not running out of food, you just can't eat it fast enough to avoid getting KO'd by his massive damage attacks? If that's the case, you could use inventory slots to carry your amulet + Darkmeyer disguise to get back quickly if you die (they won't be lost on death).

Fishing, woodcutting, and mining were never moneymakers even when there weren't bots there and the stuff was double the price it is now. Well, I guess like runite mining is okay, but that's pretty much untouched by botting.

I know it is less than 550 juju pots' worth.

Nomad won the Guaranteed Content Poll by a pretty wide margin, so I can't imagine him getting left out. Total forgot them 5 polls, so that suggests: Poll 1: None...Delrith was 2nd and they mentioned him so assuming they skipped none. poll 2 Evlarg poll 3: Fareed poll 4: evil chicken poll 4: Nomad sounds like a reasonably nice spread of bosses. I would expect some of the runners-up to make it in as well, or it would be a very small tower. :wink:

You cannot boost any of the skills.