ladycai

1. Yes, but not at the same time (unless the person who requested it is doing both) 2. No, you have to have the screen still up while you assist. Closing the screen closes the assist, and you can't do certain things like teleports when that interface is up. 3. Sorry this isn't that great, but these are the skills you can help with, and restrictions. [hide=RuneScape Controls]Skill Restrictions Runecrafting You will only be able to craft multiple runes per essence if the assister has a high enough level. Crafting You cannot craft demonic sigils, lightning rods or silvthrill rods (because these are all quest-related items). Fletching You cannot fletch ogre arrows (because they are quest-related items) or blurite bolts (because they are untradeable) using the Assist System. Construction You can only make flat-packed items. Farming You will not be able to plant trees, bushes, calquat or cactus (because the potted versions of these plants are untradeable). If you later harvest your produce without assistance, you will get no experience for doing so unless you have a sufficient level. Magic If you need help with Lunar Spells, you must have your spellbook set to Lunar Magic. From the normal spellbook, you can only cast the following spells using the Assist System: Enchant bolt spells (all) Enchant jewellery spells (sapphire, emerald, ruby, diamond, dragonstone, onyx) Charge orbs (water, earth, fire, air) Alchemy (low and high level) Bones to Bananas Bones to Peaches Superheat item Smithing When being assisted, you must have completed Tourist Trap to smith darts or Death Plateau to smith claws. You cannot smith blurite items (because blurite is untradeable). Cooking You cannot use the Assist System to make any of the food prepared in gnome cooking (because it is used in the Gnome Restaurant minigame). You cannot cook lava eel (because it is a quest-specific food). Herblore You cannot use the Assist System to make Sanfew serum, Guthix balance, blamish oil, Magic essence or Relicym's balm (because these are all quest-related potions).[/hide] 4. No time limit, but there is an experience limit of 30k. 5. Someone requests assistance You accept request Interface pops up You select skills (they turn to a light shade of blue when they are allowed) Clicking it again toggles it.

Granite Plate, Crystal Shield ... http://www.tip.it/runescape/index.php?r ... rt=d_range

I think password scamming is the only thing..

I think his trouble isn't trying to log in as a member, but trying to log in to pay to become one. It's *working* on my pure. Maybe you should try a different web browser?

You could consider putting a couple hundered k to runecrafting, like fire runes or something, so that if you can get 44, you can always make spending money while making nats :thumbsup:

Oh noo, I'd say the exact opposite. I'm was at the fishing guild and there was one guy who capitalized the first letter of every word, and when I told him to turn off caps lock, he said he was just shifting everything. And then he kept laughing about how his granite plate 'owned' a dragon platebody I borrowed for looks. -.- We've got a long, long way to go.

Do you feel like skilling? Save about 40% of it for that, and spend the other 60% on melee gears, if you still want to train melee.

- Coins (as exact value mentioned above) - Axe (preferably one you can trash, there is a bronze axe spawn in brimhaven's pub) - 4-10 Antifire pots - 4-5 pieces of food - Alch Runes (recommended)

If anything it'll just make it more costly for about 6 months..

I think Cursing is cheaper than alching, but I guess it depends what you alch. I'll say for lower level mages (maybe from the required level to 60) cursing is "better" xp per cast. After that, you'll look at experience levels. I think I cursed from 70-75 mage, and switched to alching at 88 or 90something.

I think the epic part here's from the red d'hide o.O

Quick chat worlds. I have barely any black marks on my pure, but he stays there most of the time. It gets tiring when you argue with noobs too, so that's another bird down :D

3 Airs, 4 Fire, 1 Chaos Air Runes = 13gp (39gp) Dust Rune = 12gp (38gp) Fire Runes = 9gp (36gp) Air Staff + Fire Runes. BTW I'm a lil confused about the above, but don't mage aviansies.. I killed them sucessfully with somewhere less than 90 mage bonus, but I was 80+ maged at the time.

Epic :thumbsup:

I use Neitiznot Proselyte Top Proselyte Legs Barrow Gloves Skillcape(t) Dragon Boots Ring of Wealth (just for vis chances) Amulet of Glory <-- always afraid of dying, haha :P Antidragon Shield Whip Inv: 2 Super Attack Potions 2 Antifire 1 Super Antipoison 6 Prayer Potions (I use piety occasionally) Telly tab Rest Pineapple Pizzas. Occasionally I come back with extra ppots, but that's when I don't use piety. \ Check out this as well http://tip.it/runescape/?page=King_Blac ... _Guide.htm

People normally train range for the chaps but green d'hide chaps and black legs are almost the same, except for the mage defense. You can train strength at the minotaurs in SoS.

They are undead, which means salve works, but they're not a good idea to make money. Do you want your income to depend on luck? Which also means, DON'T HUNT METALS. I've killed over 3-4k of them and got a vis on my eighth one, but not another since. Chances are terribly low anyway. Monster hunting would be faster? Sure, if you have bad money-making stats, but to be honest, monster hunting is one of the most unstable sources of income unless you fight something like *cough* green dragons, where there's a definite drop every time.

Look at the monster bestiaries to see their drops. [hide=]Steel Dragons http://www.tip.it/runescape/index.php?rs2monster_id=387 Iron Dragons http://www.tip.it/runescape/index.php?rs2monster_id=603[/hide] Mithril Dragon Hunting Guide - http://tip.it/runescape/?page=mith_dragon_hunting.htm What the best way for you to kill them would depend on your stats armor and budget.

I always end up using wealth on slayer tasks, life while monster hunting, and Achievement ring while skilling. You'll always end up swapping em, like armor :D Cape -> God Capes are most useful when you're using prayer for monster hunting or slayer tasks, otherwise, they're not really worth the bonuses. Obby cape is equal to a skillcape, but you should use legends until you can wear skill. It's less than 1k too and gives +7 stats. Regeneration is an "upgraded" version of combat, it's your choice to spend on it or not. To be honest I would just stick with combat until you finish RFD.

Ankous have nice rune drops and the occasional battlestaff. Cockroaches aren't worth it, even for their drops, because of their hit rates as compared to.

Visage - 1 Shield Left Half - 0 Yeah ... the irony D:

Large pouches at level 39?

Fire runes are the *cheapest and fastest*.

Agree. You may also want to swap your helm with a Neitiznot or a Berserker helm also, it has virtually the same defense stats with strength and prayer bonuses. Everything else you have is fine, all for the exception of the rune kite, which can be replaced with a rune defender. Note not only the defender has bad def stats, but it makes up for it w/ it's attack and strength bonuses. +19 to slash ftw! Experiments, Ankous (very crowded at the 75s, but relatively good cash), slayer, and so on.

As for your armor, verac's skirt would work better with a torso (at least, it counters some of the bad def). The skirt niiiiiice, but you have to account what type of armor you're using. The skirt is good for normal defense plus prayer bonuses, whilst you can just have it replaced with Torag's or Dharok's. I'd think you may want to save around 10m for skilling.