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There's a nice load by the entrance to Shilo Village, on the far east side of the gates and west of the shortcut from the glider.

You better use an anti-fire shield rather than a rune defender or you won't last very long at the green drags. He said just for training, not for drags.

I've had about 7-8 tasks over 1k total, no drops.

You somehow used it wrong then :P it gives a HUGE boost. The salve (e) is definitly an advantage there. If I were you though I would wait till I had 85+ combat to go there so you can 1 click them, they get very busy and you will have a hard time getting to kill them if you cannot 1 click them. I think I need to trash zammy brews O.O I never saw salve(e) used effectively on NPCs anyway :o

I never started exchanging with bogrog until I was at level 52 (and I've made pouches there since); I made terrorbird pouches (and kept them), macaw pouches (which was exchanged later) and bloated leech pouches (once again to exchange later, or to alch if you need the money). Most of your money in this case will be lost due to shards, but once your summ gets high enough, you'll be able to change your pouches.

Yes, but ankous are good too, because of their nice runes drop rate. I can't say if salve works effectively there though, I tried it and saw no difference with a glory.

[hide=TI Hunter Guide]The fur of these beasts can be taken to Varrock's Fancy Dress shop owner to get special hunting clothing made.[/hide]

LMFAOO THAT MADE MY DAY

You won't need prayer potions or super def pots, just use piety and sup attack/str. Trash the ppot, and take some low-level food in case you're poisoned.

You'll have to be on HD mode, it doesn't work with standard.

I've never heard of someone hunting chins at the exact level required for it.

Ugh, I can't agree more. Has anyone heard of 132 Yanille for buying? It's only fluctuating for those lazies.

RFD gloves are debatably the best gloves in RuneScape. The highest level ones "barrow" gloves give +12 in stab, slash, crush, summoning, range attack and defense (+6 in mage attack and defense) as well as a +12 prayer bonus. Of course, you'd have to finish the entire quest before being able to purchase them.

Like merchanting, no one really wants to tell you what's best to alch. Just look at the post I made before, and that should be general enough \

Many people won't tell you what's good to merch, because it wouldn't be then. I'll just say, look at "forgotten items" on the GE webpage on RS mainsite or GE express and see how they're doing during the 7 and 30 day graphs. RSOF has many threads about this.

^ Best idea. However if you want to train mining, smiting and crafting, you can mine your own silver ores and turn them into tiaras. It takes a while to sell, but it does.

You have 85 fishing and you can't make money? Just fish sharks or monks at the fishing guild/fishing colony. Your woodcutting could give a break too, just grab a dragon axe and chop yews down. I think fishing is better for you though.

^ Agree, berserker helm (and in the long run, Neitiznot) > Dragon Med. Also, a dragon scimitar is better than a dragon longsword, and it is worth the effort. Once you get 3 more attack, strength or attack and strength combined don't forget to hit the warrior's guild to grab a rune defender, which really tops a rune kite by far. Sell your whip for now and use it to get better things, like dragon boots (if you don't have at the moment), obsidian cape (which is really preferred, or you can wait to do the legend's quest) and RFD gloves (if not, then how's about a combat bracelet?) Use some of the spare money to buy monkfish or good fish to train with, unless you fish em yourself.

Also, making herbs would help cover for the dent that fruit tree/tree seeds give. EDIT: If you imagine toadflax, with sup compost and secrateurs you'd get about 7 per patch; now multiply that by four patches! Not to mention you can do this every 80min or so.

What was this for? >_>

Addy plates, battlestaves, certain d'hide bodies, certain mystic clothing..

Dragon Longsword (dagger for special Attacks) Berserker Helm (much better than warriors in the long run, +4 slash vs +3 str) Rune Plate Rune Legs Rune Boots (Climbing boots has same str bonus) anti-drag Glory

Well, if you'd like to save money, then why stun at all? If you don't want to do the same thing over and over, then why give wrist strain clicking to stun NPCs all the time? >_>

Herbs, by far, such as toadflax, ranarr, and snapdragons.

Attack to 40 (70 in the long run) Strength to 60 (80+ in the long run) Defense stays at 10 Range only if you want to train Hp too. Mage non-combat spells or spells which don't give HP xp if you don't want more HP. Prayer to 31 and then 43 (for 15% str and protect from melee, if you decide to; the 31 is recommended for the long run) Once you have stats close to 70/80+ str, you'll have to go 40 def or else you'd get slaughtered in bh.