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LOL, stupid sheep!! I still say that every time I run by them in the game, that was a really mean quest. :lol:

Don't forget about marigolds in the flower patch, they sell for almost 3k each in the exchange. :

Oh my goodness, just let it go! LOL Back to the original posters question, I would just go for it and try them out yourself. Just make sure to bring a one click teleport just in case it doesn't go as planned. It is always exciting trying something new out, even if it doesn't work out the way you want it to. Good luck! :

You don't need a cannon for these at all. These are really easy to melee. You can just wear regular armor and bring a superset. No prayer is need as these are so easy to kill. Good luck! :

I also live in US, there is an ultimate gamers card that you can buy in the electronics section of wal mart. This works really well. I am old enough to have a debit card, but mastercard wont let me pay for runescape anymore because they say it is a form of "Online gamboling"...How stupid huh? But anyways, just try to go to wal mart and you can buy the ultimate gamers card. Good luck!

I have always used emerald enchanted bolts. The poison effect really does add up. Steel dragons always take longer to kill anyways, but its defenitely worth it not having to use prayer potions.

Yea, as long as it is set up you wont lose it, just talk to the dwarf guy to get it back.

Yea DEFENITELY after a couple of swings only because this is about how long it takes for the beast to shoot at you again. Swing, run, swing, run. Repeat this until you have enough logs to light the pyres. GL to you! :

Hellhounds aren't bad. As for hitting hard, all I need is a bunyip to keep me healed there. Plus, they tend to drop clues quite often. Yea, you wont have any problems with hellhounds. Just bring a bunyip and some food. An inventory of food and a couple of bunyips will last me an entire slayer task. But I can never stay that long because I get several clues. Alot of people don't like hellhounds, but they really are not bad at all.

The way that I got mine up was to sit at G.E. and made the highest thing I could. I bought the ingredients, made the pots, and resold them right there. Although the prices vary alot for the ingredients, you can sometimes break even or loose out on a little bit of gp's, but not much. I found that super energies are easy to make and don't cost too much. Also prayer potions will usually make you money if you can get the snape grass yourself. Just don't make agility potions, these will defenitely make you loose money. I hope this helps you!

Ranged is good, but I think fishing would be a whole lot more profitable. Fish monkfish for a while and maybe move to sharks in the 90's. This will make you a whole lotta money, much more than ranged will I think. :

Saradomin, Guthix, Zamorak, and Zezima are the main Gods of RuneScape. Ha Ha!! Love it! I would just talk to him normally, he is just a person that plays just like us. Although I do respect him for staying # 1 for SO long. Thats defenitely not an easy task when there are so many RS players out there.

LOL I like that "my brain would have melted", thats how I felt with the guide! Can you imagine how it would be without the guide? I know someone had to do it first to make the guide, but wow! Summers End was the hardest out of all of them for me though.

I always enjoy seeing a level 3 with a skill cape. It looks so out of the ordinary (but in a good way of course) :

A flatpack is furniture that you can make on a workbench in your house. Depending on what you want to make, you can use different planks (depending on construction level) and make ready to use little boxes of furniture. People sometimes buy these flatpacks becuase you don't have to have a certain construction level to use them. You can buy on the GE say a gilded dresser flatpack and put it in your house, even though you don't have the level to make it originally. (Hope that makes sense). There are other ways of raising construction other than flat packs, but I found this to be the easiest. Just make sure you have a workshop in your house with a workbench. Hope this helps! :

I agree, pyramid plunder is fun and very fast xp. Just bring some antipoisons and a little food.

If money is no problem, then just make the highest flatpack you can, this is a pretty fast way. And also use your glory in your house to tele to edgeville, then use a house tab to tele back. :

Green dragons are really great. Bones and hides will make you a great amount of money and great xp also + the drops and clue scrolls. :

Either kill banshess, they drop alof of herbs. Or get your farming level up and grow rannars yourself. You can also theive seeds from the master farmer, you get a rannar seed once in a while from them also.

In order to pass the traps you just have to have the agility level to do them. Sometimes it takes several tries before you can pass the stick traps. As for the leaf traps, you must click on the side closest to you so you can jump over it. If you don't you will fall into the pit below. For the dense forest, you just need to click on each set of trees to pass them. Trip wires you just click on them to cross, but alot of the times you still get hit by poison arrows that do damage also. Good luck!

Also, ankous in the last level of stronghold of security are great xp and drop pretty good stuff. :

Just a quick question, have you done Regicide quest? If you haven't then you have to do this before you can enter the elf area. If you have done the quest then, what are the coordiantes that you have, I can look it up for you to tell you where it will be. :

Ya, what he said. To get there only takes like 10 miniutes and you don't need any levels to get to that part.

You should only use compost when you are not paying the farmer to watch it. But when ever you can, you should use supercompost for plots your not having the farmer watch. Hope this helps! :

Glad you got to finish it, I know its frustrating when something small is holding you up. :