ladycai

Hill giants. At your level and using little to no armor, you're limited to exactly what gives you decent experience. Bury/sell the big bones, and sell the limpwurt roots. Alternatively, there are hobgoblins on the little peninsula on the edge of the crafting guild.

Only way to obtain it, no matter how little or much you have, is by the minigame. You do get tokkul for completing it, or even going to some wave and dying.

Third one in four tasks

First abby demon task drops:

Slayer made me about 40m. Clue scrolls made 10m+. Ironically I have no steady method I'm paitent with for money making except for farming :lol:

I've gotten only 2 boots at spiritual mages through 13+ tasks. One with wealth, one without. Personally I've stopped using one there.

Superheating these ores isn't worth the smithing experience for the cost you'd have to pay. Usually the most commonly superheated ores start from mithril up.

Your woodcutting level and fletching level makes it decent to cut yew trees and then turn them into yew longs. Making your own bowstrings help maximize profits, but it may not be worth the time to do unless you have a seer's headband. I recommend you just buy them. With your fishing level, lobsters shouldn't be too bad cash or experience. Over time they'll come faster. Granted they'renot as fast as fly fishing, but it's useful for those pvping f2p'ers. Also don't forget that farming herbs can make reasonable cash if you check back every hour and a half. There are four allotments total, so take advantage of that! Your runecrafting as well is good enough for the easily sellable runes, namely natures. If you can get a summoning lvl high enough for graahks, or if you use the abyss with runecrafting pouches, you can make decent money/hr. I'm not too clear if it's possible with your stats, but having a kingdom helps make profits, as well as collecting sand from Bert, buying battlestaves from Zaff, and converting a kitten to a cat and trading it in for death runes in West Ardougne.

^ gl on 99 fletching !! \ Thanks bruno, kinda sad about maxing out strength though :P A few more lvls. I used about 1200 crims and 120 blue charms. Couldn't ss 86 slayer, another abby spec task :S

Since I got ss I've been lending it on tasks which I coudln't use it for ... but only in w144, for about 15-20k/hr or 10k/20+ hrs :lol: :lol: If a friend asks it's free though ;)

Good comp broke down so no fulllscreen or high def. :(

To be honest, they're hard-hitters if you're wearing full rune. I think I went to Taverly dungeon once to fight them in rune, because I was lagging but I wanted to finish a slayer task, and they hit horribly hard. Who knew that extra +50 made THAT much of a difference?

Not to mention you can get plenty of profit off slayer points after you're done buying the "learn" techniques of slayer helm, and slayer rings. I would stick with sumona for a while just so tasks are easier and faster :thumbup:

That's what I always do, but it was too time-consuming to teleport to camelot, run to rellekka and then take the boat..

Didn't know there was a fairy ring there D: Thanks!

I've been using it there only over the dragon scimitar, since I've been training str :thumbup:

Other than having a house there. I've been running there daily for MTK because I'm a perfectionist and I can't stand having 99%- ...

Adamant plates and d'hide made the bulk of my alching :thumbup:

If you buy everything at market and you spend absolutely no money accessing altar (using graahk for example) pure essence: 123 gp nature rune: 220 gp profit per: 97 gp Total profit: 6.88 m

Lobster fishing is alright with semi-fast xp. You can cut yews alternatively, although I widely prefer maples if you want decent xp and gold.

Alchemising for magic experience isn't too bad if you know what to alch, but it's been widely outdated with humidifying, stringing amulets, plank making, enchanting bolts or other jewelry, and whatever else you can think of. I can tell you what I used though: fire bolting metal dragons and hellhounds with chaos gauntlets (almost always on slayer task) to 90 magic then alchemising the rest of the way. Slayer & Ranging is a good idea, especially if you cannon every task which you can use it. I haven't been training range at all since I returned to p2p, and I've gained about 300k xp from dagnannoths and abberent spectres.

I'm pretty sure it was 1 hp/minute

Yes, but that way you'd be maximizing profits assuming you'd buy nature runes, and it would help "clear" your invnetory of coal when you're mining :thumbup:

The fastest would be granite, without a doubt. But if you plan to smith along the way, then why don't you mine mithril and then superheat the ores? It seems like a widely-used f2p option in the mining guild.

[hide=the one above] SETUP 1: STRENGTH BONUS This equipment setup is ONLY smart to use if you want the extra +6 strength bonus from Bandos chestplate and tassets. I do not recommend replacing Bandos chestplate with Fighters torso. Bandos melee defense is good but it's not the best. Helm of neizinot Amulet of fury Bandos chestplate Bandos tassets Fire cape>Trimmed skillcape Abyssal whip w/Rune defender Dragon boots Ring of wealth Barrow gloves Healing source: Bunyip/Unicorn/Elemental titans Other: Super strength and attack I recommend this if you have Bandos armor already. It's very good. SETUP 2: BEST MELEE DEFENCE Helm of neizinot Amulet of fury Torag/Dharok/Guthan platebody Torag/Dharok platelegs (Guthan skirt has weaker defence) Fire cape>Trimmed skillcape Abyssal whip w/Rune defender Dragon boots Ring of wealth Barrow gloves Healing source: Bunyip/Unicorn/Elemental titans Other: Super strength and attack Just as good setup as the one above. This setup is recommended if you have very high smithing level (80+ - barrow repair). SETUP 3: ALTERNATIVE Helm of neizinot Amulet of fury Guthan platebody Guthan's chainskirt Fire cape>Trimmed skillcape Abyssal whip w/Rune defender Dragon boots Ring of wealth Barrow gloves Healing source: Bunyip/Unicorn/Elemental titans Other: Super strength and attack Guthan's helm and warspear Decent setup that is very good for camping. When you need healing you equip full Guthan set. SETUP 4: RANGED "If you strike hard, you won't have to strike again" Void knight helm Amulet of fury Void knight top Void knight bottom Snakeskin boots Rune crossbow w/Broad bolts Ava's accumaltor Unholy book Ring of wealth Healing source: Bunyip+Guthan set Other: Ranging potions Ranging Abyssals are great, because that way you don't have to run up close them to attack them. That is a great advantage because 1) At tower you get Abyssal demons easy 2) At Abyssal realm you can get a Abyssal demon on you before a "Abyssal walker "(aggressive) attacks you. Ranging works, but not to the extend that it beats melee :thumbup: [/hide] For the fourth setup, I've been playing PC for a little while now, but not enough to get even one piece of teh ranger set :-# I don't mind much on using Karils there for ranged, but is it worth it? Can you see a big difference in attack damage/consistency between them?