Necrobrawler

For more expensive items it is at 10, at least for the item I am merchanting right now.

I have never chinned before, but in a guide it tells you to use short fuse, and someone commented on that as well: "Just a note that using Short Fuse, you can use a maximum of 1,500 Red Chinchompas per hour if you are constantly attacking. If you use Medium Fuse, then you could use up to 2,000 Red Chinchompas per hour, although I agree with you that Medium Fuse is not the best choice as it hits more 0's." So yes, medium fuse is faster but less accurate according to that.

Very nice, I do the same things but I'm restricted to free to play items. There aren't any good items there that members would desperately buy for max, so the income for me is significantly lower. The big thing with GE merchanting is that the rich people never reveal their secrets or whatever item it is that they're reselling; the more people that know about it, the less profit that merchant is going to gain.

Thanks a lot for your help, mad props to JoeDaStudd for doing some calculations. 2 mil isn't an issue for me, but from the sound of that (1 - 52) summoning is quite costly. Yeah I took a peak at your guide Inuashakent, though it was a bit too long and complicated. I think I should reconsider whether I should start training summoning or not, and if I do I should complete the quest first so I know how the skill works. Right now I'm pretty clueless to all the pouches, scrolls, shards, summoning points and all that. But thanks once again.

I'm new to this skill so I was wondering how much it would roughly cost to get to 52, using the most cost efficient training? How much would that be in charms, are we talking about 2 - 3k gold charms or even more?

Dunno if it's true. You should wait till the weekend and see if your sets are selling. But yeah, the servers are pretty empty on Runescape at this moment. Bad spawn times.

Regarding Sylar's hearing, he did know about what Noah was up to as he later talked about it in the car with Noah and Bennet. I don't know if it was his hearing, since it could also be guessing after seeing Bennet threatening the vortex dude. Mr Petrelli's powers. I think he has the power to control or boss over everyone with special abilities. Parkman's dad was communicating with Mr Petrelli without him having to open his mouth. Another interesting with Mr Petrelli is the ring on his finger. They focused the screen on it two or three times, so I'm guessing that it has some importance to it. Maybe it grants him powers, kind of like the one ring to rule them all. The people inside those cocoons or whatever that Mohinder creates are still alive I think. At least his neighbour's eyes moved to see where Mohinder pointed. Anyone got any idea what's to become of those cocoons? Something will probably come out of those and become Mohinder's minions lol.

Yes your method works good. What's bad is training with controlled, since the boosts from stats only count when you get a whole level and not half a level or two thirds of a level. Only reason you'd really want to train with controlled is if you have no choice, or if it's like a whip and you want some strength too. But I don't think this makes any significant difference at all at later levels, it plays a larger role when your stats are lower.

On this page I believe: http://www.runescape.com/account_management.ws I haven't done it there before, but it should work.

There are certain items that can give you profits when alched, like the Rune Battle Axe. Its lowest price is 24.7k and alches for 260 more, so if you buy 10 or 20 above minimum you will not lose money. There are also other rune items that I'm sure you will break even or make small profits from, so check the prices of them. The drawback is of course that you are limited to buying 100 per 4 hours or something, and you need a lot of cash to start with to buy in bulk. Most other methods are gonna cost you, unless you gain money from loot. Making your own nats is going to lose you money regardless because it costs you time and you could've otherwise sold it. It's often said by people that you will profit if you mine your own ores and coal to make armour, but if you factor in the time it's definitely a loss.

Yes your friend is right. More info here http://runescape.wikia.com/wiki/Piety