Cptbaker08

That sounds about right, you're getting about 5 chins per nech to kill and in a task of ~200 i was using a little over 1k chins.

Brews are mainly used as they can heal a lot in one inventory space. You can try to use a super def pot but i doubt it will let you stay that much longer as you will be using more food when not using brews.

Idk how hard, but if you're the first to attack them they use their magic attack. This is why when people cannon it is suggested to wear hides or pray magic. And seeing as they have such high of a defense it probably be better to just melee them or cannon if you can.

Interesting. Do the other strykewyrms also have elemental weaknesses? Probably wouldn't hurt to try it. Can only think of fire working on the jungle and water working on the desert. Or i can be completely wrong though lol. Just got on and haven't had a chance to do them as a task.

12k exp from doing the caves for a grand total of 37k exp. If you can do the caves in an hour it is one of the better exp/hr rates for slayer.

Search function is there for a reason. Guide to wraiths Another question in H&A Yet another one in H&A

Yes CT monsters have better drop rates of charms then those else where.

Slayer helm gives the extra damage that the other items dont and accuracy isnt that bad using it. I cant afford bandos tassets and i dont mind using my barrows legs because i can easily afford to repair them. What extra damage? Are you talking about the 15% to ATTACK and STRENGTH?

If you were to range them, why on earth would you use the slayer helmet? Get an archers helm or a god coif. Range void would be better if you can get that.

You can in BH+1, but idk about normal BH worlds...

Jagex would be like that... It makes perfect sense... Don't get mad at your own laziness. Lighting things on fire and danger from the wildy go together? Uhhhhhh >.> EDIT: anyways ive completed both quests now so i guess this thread can be removed or whatever gappens to these threas If you actually payed attention to the quest, you would know that in All Fire Up you make sure that the beacons work so it can be used to warn if there is a threat to the north. In Defender of Varrock there is an actual threat that happens.

Tbh, in a good trio/4-man it can be quite easy. Just have 3 people attack and the one that Zil is focused on have run around the perimeter of the room. If she changes targets, just the one she moved to runs and the one that was running starts to attack. Make sure to have Protect from Magic on. Also twinblade is a huge noob :P.

Jagex would be like that... It makes perfect sense... Don't get mad at your own laziness.

For what flipping is, it is where you buy an item at lower price usually under medium price. Then after the 4 hours is up, sell it back for over the medium price. Here is a good guide buy someone from tif, ted bundty, who explains good items and items that he has used before.

I killed about 30 when i was doing the quest (I had them as a task and look at it before and after the quest). But i also had to do some of it a couple times so expect at least 20-30 kills.

Its just like using a Kyatt to make pouches. I suggest though you set your familiar action to "Call Familiar". I was doing this when making pouches and it made finding my familiar a lot easier, it also closes your bank for you allowing you to go faster and i know how time is important when crafting.

I suggest you read my post again. There are a few ways to not get exp.

If Soul Wars gives combat experience while playing then I'll have to skip it. Oh well. I'll probably buy a cannon and go get the charms that way. Why does a skill that provides so many benefits for skilling have to be absed on combat to train :wall:. You can do soul wars without gaining any combat xp. 10hp pures do it. Use any random rewards on the xp lamp and use on summoning. Oh, so SW doesn' give Combat experience when playing? If it doesn't then I'll just use that for my charms. *facepalm*. I'll double-check because I have two different answers, but I should be covered for charms anyways :P. Thanks for all the help guys! The only time you get combat exp is if you fight. If you heal other players or bury bones or whatever you need to do to keep from going inactive that isn't related to combat will work. You can also LS creatures with players and just not fight. You still get some charms that way, but not as many if you killed them on your own.

He spelled it right in his post, give the OP some credit.

Its normal for items to fall and rise, that is what happens in a free market. If you look at the Stock Exchange you can see this happening in the real world. Things like these usually bounce back up, and some times continue to rise for a while before going back down.

The best is 10 herbs. The other 5 workers, which you should have, have 2 options. Raw fish are good for a set amount of gp to get from them. With maples it varies from what kind of seeds you get in the nests as that is where most of the money come from, but the crushed nests do sell nicely. I personally have it set on 10 herbs and 5 raw fish, it usually gets me ~2m after i sell them off not counting what it uses each week. But i also keep some herbs to make into potions.

A word of advice though. That calculator makes the best charms possible and doesn't take into the gp/xp for making a pouch. Pouches such as Artic Bear and Rune Minotaurs may be good to make, but are really expensive to do so. Its best to know which pouches are great gp/xp and just make those with your charms.

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You can also buy empty vials from various places throughout Gielinor. If they don't sell on the GE you can always rune around and buy some.

Catch and release Red Salamanders. No point in keeping them.