Kellis

Aviansies are profitable, but they're not nearly as fast experience as experiments or yaks. You can do them a few times to earn money to pay for your training, but there are better places to go for just pure experience.

Nope, the stats stay the same until the armor breaks.

You're thinking too logically for Jagex again . . . metal dragons are resistant to EVERYTHING, it seems.

? ? ? ? I'm not being rude, but what did that mean? well regiside gives u a d hally wich is a great weapon for lower lvl players to do slayer tasks like hell hounds an u do get a few tasks over that side of the map so deffo worth doin He or she is referring to your broken english and inconsistent sentence structure.

Non Player Character. Is it really necessary to put the "haha" after everything?

Where do i get Lucien's pendant? I think i sided with armadyl, and killed lucien. Just go thru that temple the temple is located south of the Ranging guild in seers u will need some runes or something theres this one witch that ask u for something to transfer u across the lava check the temple of ikove quest for futher help He was asking about the amulet of LUCIEN. I think you can't get it back, and you have to go through the temple of Ikov again to talk to the amadyl guardians.

I think that among those random words I can make out that you're asking about npc trading . . . it's buying things from npcs who sell items cheaper than on the GE. Harpoons cost 5 gold in Piscatoris but sell for 82 each on the GE.

Gold ore if you don't mind blowing money on it. You can mine iron quite fast and either use rings of forging to turn into iron bars -> iron knives for ranging, or buy coal off the GE, smelt into steel bars, and resell. That will make you a profit :thumbsup: Or you can find some middle ground between these.

Ohhkay gotcha. Personally i wouldn't woodcut, its okay for a while but there are much faster ways to make money. It's not the fastest, but I like it for some reason, and it's nice to do while watching TV (or surfing this forum) since it's easy to hear the loud whacks of the axe hitting the tree. When the regular whacking noises stop, it's time to switch back to the Runescape tab.

When you step out of melee range of a dragon, it switches over to its ranged, fire breath attack. If you've got both an anti-dragon shield and an antifire pot, it will only hit 0s, leaving you able to easily throw back spells or bolts without taking damage. Watch your health and the chat; once it starts hitting damage or you see that your pot has run out in the chat, drink another dose quickly. If you catch the message that says that it is "about to run out!" then just get ready to drink another dose and wait for it to run the rest of the way out, to conserve your potions.

He's pointing out that it's a little silly to have 5 mil and still think of yourself as "poor". Where's the line which you cross to go from poor to rich? 6 mil? 20 mil? 100 mil? Anyway, I'd say just to go do some skilling and find something you enjoy, then figure out how to earn money with it. AFK-able skills such as fishing or woodcutting are decent moneymakers too at higher levels.

Draconic visage - rare drop from metal dragons. You need to bring 875 gp in order to gain access to the cave. Bring a bronze hatchet and drop it as soon as you're at the iron dragons for an extra inventory space. Good luck!

Yes, they buy them, just not instantly. IMHO it's not actually 400-500k an hour, more like 250-350k an hour. You just can't buy the harpoons that fast.

I just tried it out, after finishing the Swan Song quest. I think your estimate of 400-500k an hour is a little high - I earned about 80k in 15 minutes, which comes out to 320k or so an hour. Possibly my clicking speed could be improved with mousekeys (I don't use them), but I was going pretty darn fast.

Don't worry too much if it decays and vanishes, you get a replacement for free. It's just annoying to make the trek across the map to get it back.

You could use firefox if you can't get IE to work.

Same basic setup for wildy, possibly a teletab to speed things up and save you some running back to bank. Charged ammy of glory is great there too, lets you bank at Edgeville. Anyway, since you're gathering the hides, you don't need to last a long time, just long enough to fill your inventory. Instead of using prayer pots (8k each), bring along a cheap type of food, like tuna (heals 10, 110 gp on GE). It will save you loads. Just fill your inventory with them and eat them if you need either the health restore OR just to make room.

Don't knock it if it works. Basically, you can do NPC trading, you can raise your stats to go boss hunting, you can do Aviansies (which are a decent source of money, not "crap" if you've got the levels for them), or you can just gather insanely high amounts of some basic materials to sell in bulk.

Yup, just reload the page. Pushing ctrl + r will do it. Or go back to the previous page then re-select your post.

But he's talking about adjusting his stats in the forums. Are you using the same dynamic signature as everyone else? Are your scores in the highscores on Runescape.com?

From the combat guide, http://www.tip.it/runescape/index.php?page=combat_guide.htm#s. Trust me, you don't get bonus experience for using controlled. Or go try it yourself: Goblins have 5 hp at level 2, so by your reckoning you should get 15 experience to each skill for killing two goblins. If you try it, you'll find that you only get 13.33 experience for two goblins.

With the big farming boost due to people scrambling to get WGS levels, seeds are good too. 100% on fish and 50% on maples is probably about the best setup for making money.

Slayer is good for both a steady, decent income and charms for summoning. Besides, you like it, right? It can earn a profit while leveling one of the slowest skills in Runescape. Fishing monks is fairly good, but you don't like fishing, so that's a secondary choice. Woodcutting yews might be good, but there are easier and faster ways to make money. Consider also killing green dragons and banking the hides and bones. It means lots of trips back and forth to a bank, but you'll have no problem doing it at your levels. Bring some cheap food (tuna are good, heals 10 but only costs about 110 gp each on GE), bank the hides and bones, and you'll make about 4.5k per dragon. Personally, I'd say to switch in between dragon killing and fishing. Whenever you get bored of one after a few hours or so, switch to the other. Also, try to keep your visits to the GE to sell at a minimum - it wastes time, and those little time bits you lose add up.

Putting 100% on fish will make you a nice profit with MTK.

FALSE. You don't receive 1.5 exp per hit to each skill on controlled, you receive 1.33 exp. It's the 4 experience divided among the three skills. You don't receive bonus experience for controlled.