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Here is a picture of the pray pendant. I didn't know where to put it for update.

Again, Q's logic is amazing advice for more reasons than she says. Hedge has a point here, getting glacors gives you many lamps if you haven't done the quests yet for them, plus gives a decent amount of charms, mage xp, and cashflow especially if you get a decent drop while doing them. :) Overall, making cash and then just spending it all on doing something efficiently is a great idea for any training. haha

Barraging rock lobsters or skeletons at ape atoll.

Meh, I would do the fruit trees, they are decent xp/gp. However look more into the side of herb runs... snaps and their seeds recently have taken a HUGE dive in price and profit. They used to be around 500k per run, now i'm not sure though.

Okay, so i'm stuck at a crossroads of what to do. Having recently achieved 88 summoning, and gained access to a unicorn, I can do glacors a lot better now. However, my magic level is slightly below what I would like it to be. What i was wondering is, how should i get from 91-95 mage. I was thinking of going and doing concentrated gold ore, superheating it and then low alching, while i get 81 mining. And then switching to stringing amulets or some other way of training that would be faster. Alternatively i've also considered getting 81 mining through the lava flow, and then just doing something else for mage xp. If anyone has any suggestions please feel free to say so. I'm open to anything.

How did you manage to drag up the chat thingy after they removed the arrow at the top? It's not removed anymore? It's there for me again at least....

1mhitsplat please?

However you earned the money in the first place is likely how you will want to gain the cashpile back so you can buy those weapons. Everyone in this game is looking to get rich quick so there is no specific easy answer.

I think this advice is a little to advanced for this case. You really think he can build a GUI in vB then ping their HDD sector? Only OT4 hackers can do that. I think that advice was a little bit sarcastic if I do detect that correctly. :roll: But anyway, as for the question of getting back your bank, it will take a little bit of time of course, but i do have a question. How did you get full bandos, a zerker, fury, and divine with only 101 combat? and how do you have a chaotic rapier with 43 dung? :wall: -.-

There will not be another bxp, sadly. and um, I hate to say it but I don't know if they are going to rise back up... but if they do, I already have about 300 snaps with 25 seeds left still to go until i sell again... But I would say sell them for a few above max and try and bring up the price, but i don't see you selling at mid easily.

For now it will hardly affect your summoning level at all. Unless you have to have a certain level for it for a quest which i can't remember if there is. In that case then you will just have to level it up. After the EOC it won't matter as combat level will not be affected since summoning won't be calculated into the combat level calculator.

pps is a polypore staff. Dailies are daily runs which include herb runs, with buying things from shops that profit, as well as doing things like bork that only happen once a day or you can only get once a day. MTK, manage thy kingdom, is from a quest... iirc its the royal trouble questline that unlocks it.

It would help if we knew a little bit more about your character... But on a more general note, waterfiends are good crimsons, with bursting rock lobs. Cannoning black demons is another option that i've heard of for that. If you're into bossing more though, you can do TD's (a bit outdated with lower drops) or you could go to Glacors (the new TDs)

Yes, and this is the most minor of the graphical glitches i've seen personally. Sometimes my entire screen gets off track and my character is nowhere near where it says on the minimap. you just have to move far enough for it to reset and play on i guess... :rolleyes:

Making broad bolts turns a slight profit, just buy and sell in bulk while keeping track of how much you bought them for and you will be fine turning a profit.

Yeah, that was an old picture i just realized when i went into my house to check. I'll make a new diagram and post in a bit. Here is what my current layout looks like now: In this setup what you need is all in place, for training oak larders, you have the bell-pull right there in the next room, about six squares away. The chapel is right next to the menagerie as you can then restore both prayer and summoning points, and then go tele with your glory, or with any of the town teleports that you may want only another room over. This includes nearly every type of room, and I'm not done designing my dungeon and first floor yet. The first floor has one bedroom a quest and skill hall just because i needed another bedroom someplace in my layout while I was creating this.

Yeah, the quest hall just goes upstairs to another one and then i put a bedroom and some other things up there. I can't really remember. Those are the places where you can do what you want, and have a lot of fun, like a bunch of combat rings, game rooms, and such.

Well, I asked this question about a year ago and got an answer similar to this from quyneax. In general its one of the best setups for just general use, as it has all of the important stuff touching. Oh, and as you can see, all of my house is on one level, with whatever I need, and it all is enclosed iirc, or maybe it only has one door leading out. But it's pretty much all confined.

Okay, so my stats are below. I have unlocked the dagannoth sentinnels and I want to train my strength and defence to level 98-99 asap. I want to know if it would be more beneficial to use curses for the sap and leech prayers rather than using piety. Xp-wise which one is better? I imagine piety is better even if I have no means of lowering their defence, but i just want to doublecheck before I go and do any hardcore training on them. If it makes much of a difference i am using void w deflector and barrows gloves, d boots and sw cape.

Agreed. Cockroaches are a bit tough for your level unless you find yourself fighting them with other people, and you probably won't get many drops ffa... so I'd recommend leveling up a bit and doing hill giants first. Then, I'm not sure how good it is f2p, but i would reccommend doing some revenants. A couple lucky drops and you've got a nice cash pile.

I would assume that it is better just to sell them... honestly the amount of snaps that you would gain from that, at least to me, wouldn't be worth the struggle of putting them all into pots. But the maths would be something like: [(price of clean snap) - (price of vials)]* 1/3(or whatever percentage are saved on average) > Your potential money earned in about 1-2 hrs?

I believe that either, A. the armour will rise as people let their minds get the better of them and think the armours will be awesome until the new ones are released and so you can sell them just before the new armours when they peak. OR B. They will continue to rise in price until new armours are released, then we find out new armours suck (from beta) and they don't get tweaked to be better on release and you get to keep the high level high priced armour. It's win win imo.

So, I was wondering, what is the best monster to kill for tokkul? I need to recharge my tokkul-zo and I was wondering what monster to kill would be best.

No. They're over 100 k /hr with zero corpses burnt and have about three times the profit per hour. Plus it takes less than a day to max the corpses burnt. um what drops do they have that make them "three times the profit per hour."? Cause i went to them to finish off a ranged level the other day and... yeah they dropped close to nothing that i noticed. and I'd rather do the part of the quest up until i can do azs, rather than all the mierdytch quests tbh. Like q said, they drop blood and death runes quite often, the fire runes also will end up making about as much money as the bloods. Deaths (around 10 at a time) are extremely common. The splitbark items are nice but rare, they also drop noted herbs rarely and drop gems enough to count them (bring your gem bag). As long as you pick up the drops losslessly you're looking at at least 500 k gp/hr while AZ's max at ~120-150 k gp/hr. Figures. That would be why i only came out with about 5k worth of stuff. haha. I might train my range more often on them tbh, it was actually really decent.

No. They're over 100 k /hr with zero corpses burnt and have about three times the profit per hour. Plus it takes less than a day to max the corpses burnt. um what drops do they have that make them "three times the profit per hour."? Cause i went to them to finish off a ranged level the other day and... yeah they dropped close to nothing that i noticed. and I'd rather do the part of the quest up until i can do azs, rather than all the mierdytch quests tbh.