Peterblue

No. You have to complete all of the TRIALS. While Neitiznot is used mainly in Fremmenik Isles, it is unlocked by the Trials.

1. Fremmenik Trials. 2. Yes. 3. Better. Probably more health, if not then you don't have to walk close to them to aggravate them.

You do, but not the quest, probably.

I suggest SuperHeating steel until you can get Mith. I believe it is currently profitable to SuperHeat mith, so that should be something to look forward to. I did around 14K bars in a day(or 2?) when I was F2P.

Experiments are faster than yaks, but you'll go insane after 100K experience.

For a good, low-budget, prayer method(note that this is NOT the most effective - it's good for starting out, though) you want to get your god items sorted out first. To protect from zamarok creatures I suggest Robes of Zamorak(slightly more than a K on the GE), and for Saradomin it's your choice(if you're not using pendant of Armadyl then the Holy Symbol is good, otherwise I suggest a Saradomin Mitre, as it helps with prayer). For Armadyl, you can use a Pendant of Armadyl if you want, or nothing(I suggest bringing the pendant on your first trip to get used to it). You do not need a Bandos item. For the rest of your setup you should use prayer robes(complementary to the Zamorak robes), Accumulator, any shield you want, rune crossbow with addy or broad bolts. Ring of Life's a good idea, but not necessary. Best boots and gloves you have.

You should get your approval up before you collect your resource. I think it gives you more, and, if it doesn't, the coal rocks are on the way in from the Fairy Ring. It would take a different amount of time depending on your mining level. For me to get 94% - 100%(like 7.5 or so rocks) takes around 5 minutes, if I'm not really concentrating.

If you have that money then there's really nothing in F2P you can spend it on. Unless you're planning to switch to P2P you might as well use it. So, I'd say steel arrows should be a minimum(they're still cheap). As for F2P monsters... Never really trained range in F2P. When I did, I used iron arrows in the Minotaur room because they drop them and I'm cheap(I had VERY little money).

The best amount of money to put in is probably on the website. However, the Kingdom takes 10% of the coffers each day, maxing at 75k, I believe. So it would be best to have at least 750K in there. The more you put in the less often you have to check for max profit. I check when I feel like it, but it would be best to do it every third day or so. Having unlocked the Fairy Rings really helps.

There's a guide on the main website. However, it doesn't state what the best profit is. It's raw fish, followed by flax and/or coal.

Erm, yeah.... that's the official forums.... and kamikaze was right, under Events.

http://forum.[Please Use QuickFind Code].ws?42,43 Currently the second and third topics are announcing open gilded altars.

Wow. I just tried it and it was horrible. There was just a bunch of people asking the same questions over and over again. So I switched to some other channel(world60 penguins I believe). It was a LOT better.

Did you use a knife on it?

I agree with both the Priest in Peril and the Fairy Tale suggestions. The Fairy Rings are very useful, and the eastern half of the continent is pretty useful for quests. Remember, you do not(as cat said) need the member skill requirements to unlock the Fairy Rings(I unlocked them a month ago and still haven't finished the quest). It really depends on what you want to do, but I suggest doing quite a few quests before moving on to training and such.

Cockroach workers drop a lot of nature runes and are easy. They also have lots of safespots. They were what I killed when F2P.

Yup. But, unfortunately, not very good money.

Quick question - is the only way to training Slayer by killing the monster assigned to you? And, one more question, could someone just provide me with an example outfit for bronze dragons and where I should kill them?(I've heard Chaos Tunnels to kill them, and mage for some reason)

Took me like 6 hours hours over 3 nights because of the stupid jail. For the tunnel, I think Monk's Robes would be better, because they weigh a LOT less than Proselyte/Initiate.

Yaks are good but boring. At experiments it's even more boring, and there's no one to talk to but it's faster experience because no one is there to steal your kills(well, not as many).

Well, he asks one question that wasn't answered in that thread, and has piqued my interest - does a damaged book count as a God Item for the purpose of the GWD? If so, then I'm set to go. If not, I've got some more figuring out to do. And to help the OP - you'd probably want the Armadyl Pendant, and I think Wildy - GWD is only one way, GWD exit.

There is a VERY good guide on just levelling Hunter somewhere in the Guide section. You should look at it. Crimson Swifts are located in the Jungle, near the ogres and Yanille.

Ray, I know what you mean about Slayer. I know it's good money and exp and such, but I'm going for ONLY exp. And I have decided to go with Yaks, because I tried Experiments and got bored out of my mind in 20K experience.

I've tried Slayer. After getting a rotation of two tasks for all 6 of mine, I got bored and gave up.

Which of these would be better for training ranged on? I'd like to get some actual statistics in here, but speculation is good as well. Pros and Cons: Yaks: Pros: They seem to have lower defense, and therefore provide more exp/hour. Cons: Crowded, seem to have a slightly higher, but still negligible attack and strength. Take a while to get to. Experiments: Pros: Twice as many HPs. Take less than a minute to reach. Generally not crowded. Cons: Higher defense, therefore less XP per hour. Sometimes crowded. And if anyone has them, can you post your experience rates at each of these places?