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Do wildy course. I was scared of revs too but man, they're stupid. If you see revs outside the gate, most likely they won't come in. Sometimes, revs are by the gate, just pray range and squeeze through pipe and log off/switch worlds.I got my agility from 53-65 there, just bring a terrorbird/bull ant with scrolls, and some cheap food and take a dip at Ooglog's spas.

Don't wear barrows armor while fighting green dragons, that's just a waste. If you're gonna use a bull ant or terrorbird, bring like 2-3 scrolls for the run energy and store the HIDES, not the bones so you weigh less. You could use the prayer method or just tank since they're pretty weak but I like to just use piety, kill the drags, break home tele tab, recharge prayer and use mounted glory.

Sure, the fm exp is gonna be free but if you start at 70 fm-99 and use willows, you'll need to burn 136k but with maples, you'll need 91k. Think of how much more clicking you'll need if you use willows!

You could do a prayer method with Kinemas' guide (http://forum.tip.it/viewtopic.php?f=180&t=744703). But I was cheap and just used regular melee gear. Brought like 4-5 monk, a terrorbird, 2 scrolls for the run energy, home tele tabs, and 1 2-dose antifire potion. Did this from 60-65 prayer and made some money too.

No, coal prices have risen a lot, and swordfish went down a little bit. Coal is more profit now, that's not considering caskets or keys, though. Raw tuna currently is 120 and raw swordfish is at 464 while coal is only at 231. According to tip it's prices, you make a profit of ~139 per coal while you make a profit of ~63 per tuna and ~274 per swordfish. If you had 10 workers at coal with 750k+, you'd get ~545 coal daily while if you had 10 workers at fish, you'd get ~417-420 tuna and 139-140 swordfish, soooooo you'd earn 75k daily with coal while you could earn 114k daily with fish. Of course, maples might be a good option too with the nests. hope math isn't wrong.

Only problem with this method is that logs are 2kg each so 26 oak logs and 1 willow log = 54kg but maybe with boots of lightness, spottier cape and pennace gloves (-13.5kg?), you can make it hopefully. I only have spotted cape and boots so that doesn't work well for me so I just equip an axe and bring money and a willow log and chop the oaks around the sawmil guy, then tele back to cw and repeat. Lol, hope my sentence made sense.

Wc: willows at barbarian or draynor seem to be your best bet. Smithing: blast furnance is your best bet. Bring noted mith ore and coal, unnote them on Ordan, smelt, smith into mith bolts, and fletch them. You'd actually earn money but they've been decreasing in price so... Crafting: you can either make sapphire/emerald/ruby bracelets and alch them for minimum loss. The higher jewel you use, the more you'll lose but it's faster. However, if you craft your own nats, you could actually make a profit. Other methods are hardleather bodies, tiaras, or molten glass into orbs. Hunter: hate it but I did swamp lizards until I could go to orange.

Interesting guide, only error I found was I've never called a range a furnace before o_o.

Saw that when I got to 67 agility too, thought they removed it with the custom thieving files when Rocking Out wasn't out yet.

Not exactly a barrows drop but still meh, wish it was worth more.

Just regular melee gear and facemask of course (well if you have a slayer helm, then use it!). B2P can let you stay there for eternity but if you don't have that, regular food like monkfish do fine. Can't really tell you how long a load of lobsters is gonna help you since I've only used b2p but chaos tunnels are close to edgeville.

Quest was fun, one of the first quests that I did without a guide. When I heard the requirements were high, I was kinda worried since I just wanted to wear my quest cape again but had the stats already! People complaining about the requirements like "omg smithing sux" etc, sheesh just level them; they're not even level 70+. Nice reward and I'm glad that you can't pot up either for these either.

Thanks for the answers but still wondering quickest way to get to 70 hunter. Looking at red sallys though...ugh hate them.

Best way to do so? I really hate hunter and just want this to go quick, don't care about making money. Been doing red sallys since 59 but just have a few questions 1) Is baiting and smoking net traps for red sallys worth it? It seems slow if I don't bait it and they always collasp. 2) Do clothes help in the temple area where the red sallys are? I always see people in full larupia there. 3) Currently at the trees at the west side of the temple but should I use 3 traps or 4 traps? The 4th trap is a bit away from the others. 4) When to go to red chimps? alright, maybe 4 isn't a few but thanks in advance.

1) No, the entrances stay the same. You should be entering the one nw of edgeville, west of the zamorak mage that leads to gargolyes. Then pass the mummies and the zamorak mages and bam, you're there. 2) The dust devils aren't agressive but the monsters on your way ther like gargolyes and mummies are agressive. 3) Nah, just run. If you're really feeling insecure, then pray melee while going down.

I don't have any numbers cause I didn't want to sound like a clone of someone or get confused. I like my name even though I picked it when I was like 11 lol. Nice 4 month bump btw

Mith bolts at blast furnance is pretty good too, you actually make money. You could also smelt steel and mithril bars or make cannonballs but those two are really slow. lol, back to 1 post