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Hunter has the rewards that you mentioned. Plus, you can get to level 50 in probably 6 or so hours(someone had a guide on how to get to 50 in a day). It's really not hard at all. Just don't do tracking.

Chocolate?(for NPC Trading)

Uh, 'it should only be far thats items like fire capes and such vanish'? English please? He missed one letter, which probably was due to a keyboard stick. And his post was a lot more useful than yours, so shut up. As for the actual topic.... Yes, this is most likely a bug, try to report it and see what they(the bots) say.

That's most likely just luck. As is often quoted, there is two wheels of items, common and rare(this is from a letter to Guthix). ROW increases the value of a drop on the rare table. Addy bars are on the common table. However, a ROW probably increases chances of a rune limbs drop(but probably not daggers).

Search for a recent(actually, there's like 5 on it, it's really not that hard). According to the tool I used it was Raw Fish followed by Farming.

Personally I loved ferrets. I mean, I was doing them at hunter and getting an amazing amount of experience. I was getting them faster than I could set up traps. So, that's like a ferret every 10 seconds. Which is 6 ferrets a minute, 360 ferrets/hour at 115.2 each is supposedly 41.472 exp/hour. Although in reality its more like 35 k an hour, because you'll get bored.

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I think it was going to be updated to double at the end of the year. As for now, no clue.

Fishing lobsters would probably be the best way. If you have an explorer's ring remember to use it. It saves quite a bit of time. Otherwise, woodcutting yews would be good, but I doubt you can. Mining coal is... bad. Try getting into the mining guild by powermining iron, though.

I just got demoted to F2P, and I am looking to get all of my melee stats to 70. So, I need a good monster to train on. I have heard people talking about a monster in the Stronghold of Security, but I can't remember what it is. So, could you please tell me what it is?

The damaged book didn't work for me when I tried it so I definitely suggest a quick teleport. It could have been Bandos followers attacking me, but it wasn't melee... which I think they all are.

The giant on the west side of the chamber is the only one who will run away. Also, it cost me slightly more than 100 k to get 56-70 range at Yaks(with a bit of experiments). If that's too expensive try the bone bolts with a bone crossbow.

Well, that's because you've got to use the safespot. There's one in the doorway. Anyways, Slayer's not great. IMO it is much better to just get your level quicker by grinding so that you can reach your moneymaking scheme quicker.

Yeah, that's an amazing guide. Got me started on merchanting.

Last time I prayed in the Eyrie I took off my Pendant of Armadyl and got slaughtered by a Spirit Mage. Luckily my Ring of Life saved me. But I think there are only Aviansies that serve Armadyl outside of the Eyrie.

Be careful when using Clan Chat. Some people use others in clan chats as their fall boys. Also, look for items that rise and fall often and quickly. Try looking at different types of armor and weapons.

Hm... so this IS a way to make money, just not a very fast one? I was assuming since there is infinite stock that they'd change the Player Stock prices in a store. I guess it'd be better money to do traditional NPC Trading.

MTK - Currently the best profit is Raw Fishing, followed by Farming. Check the thousands of other topics on this. I answered one such thread yesterday.

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It is likely no one know. Plus there are many threads made on this topic with different starting levels. It would take the same amount of effort for you to look them up and calculate it(the main site has an XP table on the left-hand side).

Personally I have taken to a skill that is, like Farming, afkable. Merchanting. Of course it can't be your main source of income, but it can be used, especially alongside Farming to generate extra profit, and only requires a 5 min trip to the GE every once in a while(every 3 or 4 days). The problem is that it can tie up a lot of your money for a while.

http://runescape.wikia.com/wiki/Calculators/Miscellania It appears that the order now goes Fish - Raw, Farming, Flax, Mining.

Pretty much it is just you're paying them to work for you. You then can either sell the things they obtain or use them. As for actual mechanics, that is in either the Guide, or the previous post. Which part are you confused about?

Money Making - Max on Raw Fishing, followed by either Flax or Coal.

I have just noticed that I could make a lot of money off of this. Is it possible to sell noted items to stores?