mister_moocky

42k is 6 days is terrible. You don't even have 200k yet? Then don't bother merchanting, it's simply not enough to make any decent profit. Kill cows north of lumbridge and bank in the deposite boxes.

Erm, bandos has less melee def (and only 11 higher range def) than Guthan's. No point in bringing it. D claws aren't worth bringing either, since you would be better off using the sgs spec to heal hp and prayer.

Broads.

Bonuses or stats? I've always assumed it was stats.

For xp: Armoured zombies For money: Green dragons Don't train slayer past 55.

Erm, what does "natural" gaming comprise of? Doesn't everyone train skills?

I'm 96 range. I'm going for 89-99 on aviansies, and pretty close to my goal. I use the best guthan hybrid gear. I've worked for my levels, and I intend to use them. If someone is in the spot that I use, I push them out. If that means I have to half kill and attack aviansies that are in combat then so be it. Higher levels do have the right to get faster kills and better xp; they've spent more of their time playing the game, and deserve to use their levels accordingly. If we were supposed to be "polite" then were wouldn't be multi combat areas.

- You can no longer attack other plays on the wilderness in normal worlds. - There are now pvp worlds, where you can attack people anywhere, excluding banks and a few other safe areas. - There is a large building in southwest Varrock called the Grand Exchange; use this to sell and buy items (standing in the crowded bank and spamming for hours is no longer needed). - There is a trade limit, which increases based on your quest points and if you're p2p. You can not lose or gain more then this ammount via trades every 15 minutes. - You can now safely lend items to other players for a set ammount of time, or until either of you logs out. - You can now assist or be assisted in a noncombat skill to make tradable items. - There are now clan chats, the runescape equivilent of an insant messenger. Click on the 2 happy faces, and enter the name of the person who owns the chat you'd like to join. - Lots of new game content.

Void doesn't give any attack bonuses. It simply increases damage.

No.

Start legend quest. Note that you need the quest points and sepcified quests, but not the skills (just to start). I presume you're doing a clue?

Red and black is used and abused... gold and red looks great especially with gilded. Anyways, yeah most skillcape colours have some thought put in them. But there are a lot of green ones: Strength Range Fletch Herblore Farming

The rocks have guns now, watch out.

They're both way too blurry.

I believe intentionally misspelling and fracturing sentences was made popular by lolcats. Yeah, photographs of kittens have had an impact on modern common English. :thumbdown:

I got it on moss giants. Nice pray xp and decent drops.

Black mask Guthan > torag > dharok > prosoloyt(sp?) > dhide and rune hybrid

Dragon scimitar is better, end of story. Want xp? Scimitar > longsword. Want to kill someone? Scimitar > longsword. Want to use your special? Forget both of them and use your dds.

Guthans :thumbup: Camping is good.

Unless there is an altar neer by, I can't forsee them being as good as armoured zombies.

Especially when combined with ancients (freeze em!) range is the best for combat, period. Someone with 99 range, def, hp, and mage, and 45 prayer, is 102 combat. Add some diamond (e)s and a pot, and you've got a maxed ranger. Someone with 99 atk, str, def, mage, and 43 prayer, is a max meleer, at 119 combat. For a 99 atk/str/hp meleer to be level 102, they would have to sacrifice 65 defence levels. 34 def against 99 range? Devastated. By hyrbriding armours you can have a massive defence with a good range attack too; and decent range gear is cheap. Any money lost on low level ranging is negligible; at aviansies, I'm getting decent xp and 2m a day.

Just get him to bh you something. It's absurdly easy, wait until its early in the morning, go to a low populated world, and you'll be fine.

I presume you mean melee? Dragon full helm/netiznot > Granite helm/berserker helm > rune full helm Fire cape > obsidian cape Fury > glory Dragon platebody > dragon chainbody > granite body > rune platebody Dragon plateskirt > dragon platelegs > granite legs > rune platelegs Dragon boots > rune boots Regen bracelet > combat bracelet Dragon scimitar (dds for spec) Rune kiteshield/obsidian shield (don't know correct name) Berserker ring > warrior ring > explorer's ring Any particular reason why you're not training strength?

Some quests to start with: Lost city: Dragon dagger super poisoned Monkey madness: Dragon scimitar -->Grand tree: Gnome glider (teleport equivilents) -->Tree gnome village: Spirit tree teleports Fremennik isles: Helm of neitznot -->Fremmennik trials: Berserker helm, enchanted lyre (relika teleport) Tarn's lair: Salve amulet (e) [miniquest] -->Haunted mine: Salve amulet -->Priest in Peril: Access to Mortinia (eastern swamps) Animal magnetism: Ava's accumulator (cape-slot ranging backpack) Druidic ritual: Herblore skill Minigames to try: Pest control: Void armour (kind of fun) Castlewars: Fun! Barbarian assult: Fun! Also, pennance gloves (reduce weight), and fighters torso (not too great, but get it if you like) Warriors guild: Rune defender (Requires 130 str+atk to get in) Mage training arena: Learn to cast bones to peaches, or get some of the best robes! Skills to try: Summoning: Get your own monster-slaves! Slayer: Get to 55 for slayer dart and broad bolts (both ver cost effecient). Aglity: Run forest run! Theiving: Steal from the innocent! Construction: Once again, 55 is the magic number. Get your own altar, your own teleports, and fix your own barrows armour. Places to go: Where ever sounds interesting!