Miner52289

Hop worlds, only wear an item with slash attack (I assume you are using Ardougne teleport lever?) and pray range so you don't get teleblocked by revs. Explorer's Ring helps for restoring 50% run energy so you may wanna bring that.

he might be training str and trying to get drops tbh i used to get told i shouldnt be training at hellhounds when i was lvl 60 even after i said "im after clues as well as exp" If they're even serious about training strength at that level then Blue Dragons are definitely not the way to go. That's like 8k xp an hour which is terrible. Heck Cockroaches (good drops) and even Hill Giants (big bones=good for nubs) would be better and you could easily get twice as much xp over blue dragons.

I can confirm the use of stat boosts for this quest. I also had to boost my thieving for one part of it. BTW, the fight at the top of the beanstalk is really tough. Good luck :D

Ring of Wealth will pay for Seers in the long run.

Earlier today I was doing a Blue Dragon slayer task in Taverly dungeon and this lvl-68 nub comes in and I ask him why he's here. He replies "I'm trainin str" I laughed, and then continue to kill dragons at 3x the rate he was. Nubs sometimes... -.-

Thank you for posting your results. It's nice to get a good idea of just how long it actually takes to get all the scrolls and how persistent you have to be to get all 10 of them. I have one question for you though, how many hours on the average day were you mercilessly slaying those chumpy monsters?

Very good tidbit of information to know. So this means you can buy battlestaffs and 12:59am and then again at 1:01am?

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I'm tryin gto get the bonus Attack XP from after the Summer quests and I don't know which place in the wilderness the AXE HUT is? Someone tell me where its at so i can get me some free xp?

I couldn't help but notice after doing the second room with the beast in Summer's End (the one where you dig holes to catch the dark core) that the strategy written in the guide tells you to run. This is not true. You can, in fact, do this whole part of the quest by walking in a circle around the edges of the room until the dark core comes out. At this point you turn on your run energy to get a little ways away from it, find some soft soil, chillax by it and then use your spade on the soil to catch the dark core. This only works if you are continuously clicking every five or so squares so you keep on the move. Even on the third stage in this room where the beast's attack splits into like 6 different pieces, you'll still avoid all of them. Just pointing it out.

Amulet of Fury in the necklace spot.

Ring of Wealth works wonders here. I got my first rune defender in only 670 tokens. I kid you not. It never took me more than 200 tokens to get the next level defender. After getting black defender I only had to kill 2 cyclopses to get the mithril one. It all boils down to luck in the end and the ring of wealth will definitely help cut down on the time it takes to get a rune defender.

Are you guys serious :?: I spent only 670 tokens and I got 4 rune defenders sitting in my bank. I don't know if wearing a ring of wealth helps but i got my defenders really fast.

Killing the elves in Lletya is the best place. Prayer altar upstairs...all you need is to have started Mourning's Ends and done Roving Elves and everything before it. The elves drop even more elf crystals for you so you can stock up on them.

Yeah I basically don't use potions on most of my slayer tasks...I don't know why, I guess I like filling my inv with monkfish instead. The +15% boost to attack and strength from the slayer helmet is good enough for me. You get 10 monkfish for the price of one super str potion, the food lasts a bit longer. Keep in mind I use Chaeldar for my tasks and Duradel for every 10th task. For the majority of Chaeldar's assignments using a super str would be a complete waste. Take brine rats for example, they have 50HP and hitting 37 instead of 31 is basically pointless. I can understand using a super set against something like Dark Beasts though, it would be stupid to slay Dark Beasts without potions.

I really need help from someone who has done Dealing with Scabaras before. I'm stuck at the end part where you have to light the logs and tell the golem how much power to allocate to each lever room. I've been giving the combat room (one with lvl-206 scarab in it) the most power cuz it's so hard to take down, even with Piety. Then I give the next highest to the thieving puzzle, and I'm also writing down which runes are where to make it easier. The agility one isn't too hard with 70 agility. The last room which i have been giving the least power to is the strength room but I've failed it once out of three tries (88 str here). My problem is not really the puzzles. I have ran out of time twice and I don't feel like the teak logs give you enough time to do all of this stuff. Is it even possible to use maples or mahogany logs on that furnace thingy for more time? Also, what order should I be doing these 4 rooms in and how much power should i allocate to each of them? I truly need a few responses because after this quest I can go get my Quest Cape so any help is very much appreciated.

Specifically the last part where you are supposed to get the diseased kebbits into the box traps. Wimpy birds were not a problem for me, they didn't take long. But I cannot for the life of me trap even one diseased kebbit in a box. I don't have any torches but will using one help? The Tip.It guide has been useful for me up until this point so now I'm turning to the H&A board for some help.

The last pair of gloves you get are the best in the game. Other than that the rolling pin and meat cleaver or w/e are more for show than anything.

I think you can just walk in and kill the queen.

I posted earlier and this just kind of an update on my slaying. Currently on my 98th consecutive task and I'm gonna have exactly 1200 slayer points after my 100th task. I already have the Slayer Helmet and I've already spent some of the points on blacklisting, cancelling tasks. I'm not going to buy the two other 300 point abilities cuz using fairy rings, teleports, and other transportation methods ans saving my points is better than crafting slayer rings (which i'm still 7 levels short of) and with my stats (see sig) I just use melee. With my current armor set-up I'm hitting a max of 31 with a whip and honestly I don't think I could stand to range my slayer tasks, it takes too long and it is inefficient use of the slayer helmets +15% attack and strength bonuses. So after I get my 1200 points, I'm going to click 30 times on the Slayer Dart runes and end up with 30k minds (worth 270k gp) and 7.5k deaths (2mil+) and still have enough points left over to blacklist/cancel some more tasks.

Don't get the Demon Butler. He actually retrieves stuff from the bank too quickly. I kid you not. The best human butler (20 items, 10 second trips) is the best one to have.

Here's what to do after you have gotten your Slayer Helmet (which is worth it btw...tasks like Dust Devils, Aberrant Spectres, etc. become much easier): 1. Build up and keep around 200 points for cancelling/banning tasks 2. Slay like crazy and get more points 3. Buy Slayer Dart runes--35 points basically gets you 80k 4. Get to the 50th task and do one from Duradel 5. Get 225 points from that 50th task 6. Use those points to buy Slayer Dart Runes x6, then sell runes in GE for ~480k 7. Repeat over and over again until 99 Slayer

The regular Salve Amulet gives a +15% boost to attack and strength when fighting undead. The Salve Amulet (e) gives a +20% boost to attack and strength when fighting undead. This one is definitely worth getting.

IIRC it's only about 6 or 8 rats so it's not too bad. The Cat Training Medal takes 100 rats...good luck with the achievement diary!

Yes you did a stupid mistake. You now have 30 hard-to-sell items instead of only 1. This is known as either reverse progress or anti-progress...