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Certainly doable at your levels although you'll probably need to make multiple trips, but that's not a big deal since the fairy ring makes it pretty easy to get there and back. For a weapon, sara sword or zammy spear set to crush; borrow one if you don't have one. Wear magic defense gear and, since you don't have a bunyip, bring a beast of burden filled with food. Use the familiar to store drops as you use up the food.

Battlestaves are the most efficient method. I think air is best right now. All the xp of dragonhide at half the price.

Sure they are. Well, the first two are, anyway.

Summoning is unique in that the vast majority of training is spent not getting xp. Effectively it allows players to get the bonus xp before the bonus weekend. In order for its bonus to be comparable to the other skills, charm drops would have to be doubled instead of xp.

Yeah, I was playing with the concept, thinking of who would write the counterpoint. I settled on this version because I thought it would be funny if in Runescape, they really were evil. I wouldn't read too much into the second part if I were you. :razz:

Sounds good to me. Just keep prayering until you hit 95.

Prayer is better.

If you can sell, then sell.

Hmm, it's missing the spiky wrist guards and the chestplate thingy with the Bandos symbol.

It's just like I always say: when in doubt, do quests! They're the best way to develop your character.

We must respect religious freedom By a citizen of Varrock Like many of my fellow citizens, I am a dedicated follower of Saradomin, the god of justice and wisdom. I know that many of my fellow Saradominists are in an uproar over the chaos monks' plans to erect a shrine to Zamorak in north Varrock, near the site of the devastating zombie invasion that claimed so many lives, but I simply cannot understand their outrage. Our city has a proud tradition of religious tolerance. The outcry is based on the disgusting stereotype that all Zamorakians are evil. Friends, I understand that we all have strong feelings about the attack, but not all followers of chaos are necromancer lords bent on destroying and enslaving us all. This is a group of peaceful monks who happen to follow an evil god, not some deranged necromancy cult. To abandon our principles merely out of fear is a victory for those same necromancer lords! Besides, the offending altar is hardly a full temple--it's merely a modest shrine with a small chaos altar. And are we forgetting that there is already a Zamorakian church only a few blocks away? These people are citizens of Varrock just like you and me, and they have all the rights that entails. We need to respect those rights. Yes, we are definitely not evil By Monk of Zamorak Yes, please, do not alarm yourselves. We are merely a peaceful group of religious pilgrims wishing to enact a shrine to the glorious Lord of Chaos who shall one day rise up and feast in your slaughter. There are no unholy diagrams concealed under the floors, and certainly no plans to use them to perform any ancient rituals to summon K'resh, Devourer of Life to unleash upon your unsuspecting city a torment so horrible that you will beg for death even before it begins. Were we truly bent on taking over your disgusting town, we would find it deliciously ironic that it would be your own pathetic moral code that would have heralded your destruction, but I assure you that we have no such intentions because we are honest citizens who merely wish to honor Zamorak, who we certainly do not believe is better than your god, or that he would kick your god's butt in a fight if your god weren't such a safer n00b. I laugh at your puny opposition. That's what I would say if I were evil, but since I am not evil, I am not saying it.

http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/CommonplaceRare

I think it's useful. It searches the GE database and the Game Guide, lists recent news, and has links to QuestHelp, forums, and Hiscores. It's currently notifying me that I can claim 72 hanky points, kill Bork, fight the Phoenix, and that the Skeletal Horror refreshes in 4 days 4 hours and Tears of Guthix in 3 days 20 hours. Oh, and that it's 83ºF outside. Not bad. It would be nice if it also tracked my farming patches and searched Hiscores and AdvLogs.

Is there a specific inventory needed for Gnomer/Barb? Or just bring agility pots? Food necessary? Thanks everyone again! Just the potions.

For agility, you should be potting up to use Gnome and Barbarian advanced courses. Summer pies might be a bit too expensive, but agility potions are dirt-cheap, so definitely start Gnome at 82 at Barb at 87. You should ONLY be doing BA if you have a GOOD team. Or at least a team of friends who can agree not to quit before Wave 10. Otherwise it's so slow you'd be way better off just doing the extra laps. Don't even consider going to W6.

You should be questing for your agility levels. You can get from 1-47 agility solely through quests, you know. Here's the quests you can do: http://runescape.wikia.com/wiki/Quest_xp_rewards#Agility

Torag's probably won't be worth the repair costs here, since it breaks when you die. Use black d'hide chaps.

Sawmill is definitely faster. It's not that intensive, either. Sawmill gets a bad rap because anything is going to seem like it takes a lot of attention compared to ivy.

Zammy spear is going to be best. Use piety/turmoil.

Crushing is pointless as they have practically no defense anyway (we know because of the boosts we get from Turmoiling against them). So you should be using a whip + defender with the pickaxe in your inventory.

Leaf sword is fastest. Broad bolts are best if you want to range them. Arrows and spears are both bad.

Liking the new features for my blog. :thumbup:

If your stuff you're referring to is some of the new treasure trail items, be aware that all of them are almost certainly to crash (to lower than their current prices) and some of them already have. If you can sell at max now, may as well do it and be done with it. That's what I'd do, anyway.

It's always worth doing the quest. I don't even need to know which quest you're talking about. You could be asking "Is ________ Quest worth doing?" fill in the blank with any quest, and the answer would just be yes. So yeah, do the quest.

At a minimum, you should get enough herblore to do all the quests. (That's ~64.) Any lower than that and you need to train it. Beyond that, you won't get much use out of the skill until you at least hit the level for super antifires.