Kellis

There is a hut at death plateau that has some ranging safespots if you are set on ranging.

Some monsters tend to have better drop rates for clues than others. Jellies, for example, are often farmed for level 3 clues because they can be quickly and easily killed.

I'm your level, and I do slayer all the time . . . Probably what you're noticing is the slower experience phenomenon - it is far faster to gain levels in attack, strength, and defense than in slayer. Many people who started slayer after already being a fairly high combat level have zoomed up in combat levels, while their slayer level grew only slowly. Now they're high levels, as you're noticing, but they need to fight these lower monsters to increase their slayer. Also, one way to accumulate slayer points more quickly is to use a lower levelled master for most of the tasks, then switch to a higher levelled one for the tasks on which you receive bonus points. These high levels may be doing this, "farming" for slayer points. Also, slayer monsters do have good drops, and a high level can go through them pretty fast to get those drops quickly.

To gain that little prayer, just go with killing giants for big bones to use on an altar or dragon bones. Why in the world are you looking at fayrg bones? They give more experience per bone, but they're insanely expensive. Just stick with the basics! And @Caligul, check the RSOF for some open house parties, or try the world dedicated to it (don't remember which it is atm). There's usually one there.

Yep. You end up with some defense experience.

You can't have more than one, true. However, you can do whatever you want with it, including dropping and picking it up, banking it, and alching it if you really want to.

She's directly south of the air altar, just west of the highwaymen. Sorry, no screenie atm.

200 green dragons really isn't much more than a slayer task. Use range if you don't want to close quarters with them, although they're not difficult at all. Just don't forget your anti-dragonfire shield and some antifire pots if you really don't want to take any damage. Pick up and bank the hides, too, if you want some extra cash.

Since I doubt that you have Monkey Madness done for dragon scimitars, I'd go with a dragon longsword for now.

Wow, that's an epic idea! Can you wield it as a weapon too?

One per patch per day, sorry. :oops: Since they don't actually need a full day to grow, you could possibly plant one when you wake up and one when you go to bed . . . if you don't mind getting on fifteen hours or so apart each day.

After the quest, a J-mod apparently said that it was "possible" to get it as a drop. People haven't been having any luck with it yet though.

Just keep going on the varrock museum, it takes a while. As for farming, trees. Plant lots of trees for fast experience. If you do MTK, you can get lots of seeds to plant for free, and tree seeds at lower levels aren't too expensive. Plant one a day.

Not unless you're uber rich. After the quest, elite black is rumored to be a very rare drop . . .

You can also click any locked (red) track of music to get a hint on where it is unlocked.

The best crossbow you've got. A rune crossbow with 55 slayer and broad bolts is about the best you'll get against green dragons. Don't use darts. Don't use knives unless you've got a handful of rune knives you don't want for some reason. Don't use bows and arrows unless you've got a death wish, since you've got no anti-dragonbreath shield. Even if you're safespotting, just bring the rune c'bow. Is this really necessary? Couldn't you have just posted this new question on one of the DOZEN freakin' threads you've started already? Please, don't litter, both in public and in our forum.

They spawn quickly, there are several close to each other so you're not waiting for a respawn, they hit weakly and have plenty of hitpoints. They're ideal for gaining range experience quickly.

I personally feel that magic trees are incredibly slow to cut, and aren't profitable for the cutting time, but you can cut them if you want I guess. I would recommend that you cut yews instead (faster) and fletch yew longs. String them and alch them, you should make enough to rebuy your nature runes and still have a profit. Darts and bolts really aren't great fletching experience, but you can make a profit if you produce the mithril bars yourself. Don't use darts, btw. Knives are better for training.

Yaks are monsters on Neitziot, an isle accessible after the Fremmenik Isles quest. Is this really necessary to post when you could have looked it up?

Harsh but completely true. What are you going to be cutting? Are you going to string the bows? Are you doing this for junk? Alching or not? Are you buying the flax or bowstrings? You need to provide more than a single sentence.

No, it really is easy. Cut normal trees and use a knife to fletch them into arrow shafts until level 15. This has the added advantage that you don't need to bank, since the arrow shafts stack. From 15 upwards, cut the best tree you can fletch, and turn it into the highest bow you can (oak shorts -> oak longs -> willow shorts -> willow longs -> maple shorts, etc). Either bank the unfinished bows for junk, or just drop them.

That's good, it means that your prayer will last longer and you'll probably go through fewer prayer potions. Go check out some of the guides on the AoW - they provide anything and everything you'll ever need to know about barrowing.

If you sided with Armadyl in the Temple of Ikov quest, you go down and talk to the guardians to receive a new pendant. If you sided with Lucien, you must kill the guardians to obtain a new one.

Not slower for me, try seeing what ads are running. Sometimes animated ads can slow down a page.

It's not that the arena doesn't make you lose money, it's that if you save your points you earn in it and buy the infinity robes, you can usually sell them off to recoup your losses. As for training, the enchanting and high alching areas provide the fastest experience.