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80 health, so that's 1.5 times a bunyip.

For vyrewatch, I wear Bandos/fury/firecape etc. with the flail and pray turmoil, eee keeps health and defence up, yak stores prayer & banks corpses. If it's a long term goal it's worth getting some or all of these to speed matters up a bit. Budget setup would be elite void melee with protect from melee, piety and a pure set. Kill the 110s mainly and relax, it's really slow and simple.

Shame While Guthix Sleeps requires 65 defence.

^That means though, that paying for a month and not playing at all would have an advantage over not paying and not playing. Which, I'd say, is a way to sell the auras etc. I don't think the game should be influenced by the transactions around it. [qfc]234-235-79-62840351[/qfc] ^Posted on page 4.

The first bored me, the second was good, the third seems also good. I don't like the skillcape thing, how am I supposed to keep my (future) untrimmed summoning cape like this -.-.

I still don't like the idea of loyalty points. It means that someone who spends 20 years bankstanding has an advantage over people who play the best they can and max total in a few years. This is real-life payments influencing your bank.

80 rc, all 80s :). I am 100% sure I prefer rc to agility now. 99 summoning in a few weeks I hope.

Worried about the loyalty thing, quests are always good, D&D could be very good (then again it could be bad).

To use a familiar, you need a pouch (and sometimes scrolls). Your summoning level is just like your prayer level, if you summon a familiar (right-click the pouch, second option) you will lose a number of points and your level will drain slowly afterwards. The total number of points lost while having a familiar out is equal to the level required for the pouch, so a spirit terrorbird drains 52 points total over the course of it's life (if you log out you lose a minute of the counter and you'll drain less overall). If you don't have the number of points you lose when summoning a pouch, you can't summon it, but if your points run out afterwards it continues working (some exceptions). tl;dr if you are going to use lots of familiars without visiting an obelisk, bring super restores/summoning potions.

A fury is a good all-round tool for bossing, slayer etc. and it's cheaper than bcp. But if you won't get a berserker ring and you won't bosshunt, then a bcp would be better to get first.

Considering I don't need the experience in any of the combat skills. Are you telling me that black demons are better crimsons than rock lobsters? Otherwise I'd rather stick with rock lobsters. They are worse charms, probably twice as bad. But if you do 40 hours of black demons over 20 hours of barraging, you get ~20 effigies too. And black demons are about as costly too, I think. Once you get a yak they are much cheaper, but at that point you probably want to go for chaos tunnels waterfiends.

Not really, it's more a statement of fact. I have 279 levels to go, your children 2462.

Your clue tab is crazy, that's probably 150m in Zamorak pages, plus that third-age robe, ranger's boots, visages, and other stuff... please DIY a divine now :thumbsup:.

I thought you were gonna suggest that I have them multi-log 24/27 and make a few maxed accounts. So it was actually a runescape related decision afterall... Jimi knew that the only way he can compete with a woman(enaid, in this example) is by cheating, so he decides to make alot of hairy, mathematically [developmentally delayed]ed babies who will grind his way to max out! Only one thing to say, Enaid.... THE RACE IS ON! I'm fairly confident I can max out before Jimi's babies can play RS (other than having them bot, which really isn't them botting at all, so that doesn't count). 20k xp to 80 rc :).

Very nice, one level for your nourished RC effigies :).

Clicky "random section on rock lobs versus waterfiends" Which is to say, you need around 7m xp so I think you'd be looking at 20k crims.

You get five times the points every 10th, and fifteen times the points every 50th. So you would lose a few points using Lapalok over Kuradal for the 500th task (about 30).

^Can you use a beast of burden in that area? You could bring a simple spirit terrorbird to carry supplies/gear etc. and completely beat up that fire giant.

Red salamanders for ~10 levels, then common or igneous + carrion jadinkos.

It's only for when your opponent is at very low health to try to KO them. Imagine if you're 5 health away from winning, then you may want to use a cls and hope to get lucky.

I'd say, outdated. Nobody's really bothered to fight them with crush weapons before, as there isn't a good one-handed one.

Being skeletons, wyverns are weak to crush, then slash, then stab (just like dg). But a rapier is quite a bit more accurate with stab, so yeah.

A good build would be something like 60 attack - 90+ strength - 45 defence - 90+ ranged - 94+ magic - whatever hits you end up at - 95 prayer. Quest your defence levels. The advantage of this pure over others is that they can use void and dragon weapons (special attacks), as well as defenders, fighter torso and slayer helmet, making them much more viable as slayers.

That should be over 2m xp, if you get a few more you can get a unicorn which is the first bosshunting familiar. With it you can do DKS, TDS and GWD.

^Maul with ss isn't viable without either torva or a dfs + one-handed weapon switch, which would be cls. If you do rapier stakes, Bandos gwd, Castle Wars with the higher tiered armour sets etc. then it's worth getting. If you want to buy it, it's also worth getting.