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Well, you can find the hunter mentioned in the dorgeshaan agility area and talk with him, but there's no "use" for it (I keep it in my bank because at some point I'm sure it will have a use"

This just happens sometimes, I think that the death rate need to "catch up" sometimes...If you're worried this will really affect your income then just use cheaper seeds until it "passes"

10-20 B2P tabs can bet you through a whole task and then some, just eat when your hp drops below half (Don't stay at full health). Personally this is the task that forced me to do dt :roll: (Yes I knew of the ct, but i had to get barrows gloves at some point).

A way to train both would be to grow some herbs, you can't really grow too much at your levels, but at the very least it would give heaps of herb exp and balance out orange trees

Personally I've always enjoyed a bit of questing whenever I feel bored of rs, but maybe you're not a big quester :notalk: Minigames are another thing, are there any skills you enjoy training?

K, then I'll just power through it and expect a crappy reward :D (And no sara wizards!)

So I got a clue scroll when I collected resources from MTK, I'm just wondering if it's guarenteed to be a certain level or if you just figure it out as you go. Just wanna be prepared for a sara wizard ;)

Also, if you feel like splurging a bit, I'd recomend dragon boots; there's really no reason not to have them at your stats. Maybe rfd for good gloves? Really your armour is fine for your level. On the money side of things, I'm a big slayer, and monsters that I've really seen turn a profit are basilisks and turoths. While the extra equipment may seem annoying, they more than make up for it in drops.

No, he means penguin hide and seek. It's a distraction and diversion once-a-week minigame that gives you decent exp once a week for finding 10 penguins hiding all around Gielnor. You have to beat the cold war quest first, but it goes pretty fast and is a fun quest to do :thumbsup: . Also fyi you need 52 for spirit terrorbirds. But other than that what he said, use golds for rock crabs and just do slayer to get more. Be aware that at your level you wont be killing monsters very fast and so you won't get charms fast, but they will add up. Good Luck!

Yaks would probably also work :roll: (Fyi, from your sig I always thought you were a def pure with like 10 att and str :D )

Eucs near Oogl'og, bank very close by, plus salt-water spring for infinite run plus the thermal if the ogress champion happens to get a hit on you ;)

I remember a friend of mine talking about the most recent (?) chaos elemental letter, and that one of the words mentioned in there had to do with the planets aligning :ohnoes:

Ironic that I was going song hunting to get the fancy air guitar emote (Which I do have now \ ), but that I haven't heard any rs music except for the loading screen in years....

Just a slight adjustment to ^, if you have lumby ring 3 then cabbage tele is faster than glory to draynor, plus it saves you time either recharging your glory or teleing to your house (Plus lumby ring 3 is useful for the run restores). Also you can use any crop on the leprachans and they will note them, eliminating the need for a bank \

Two clues in a row from hellhounds got me 1.4mil :thumbsup: But, back on subject, get the helm and then just save some points for whatever, blocking tasks if they come soon and when you get 400+ points again learn rings of slaying. I wouldn't advise getting the fletching, I have it and I've never used it once :-w Oh, and just personal opinion, I have bloodvelds blocked. Maybe not the best idea, but the last 3 times I got them as a task ALL THEY DROPPED WAS CHARMS AND RUNES, nothing else :wall:

To the east of the desert mining camp, right by the river bank. Its buried under a huge mound of sand (It's hard to miss ;) ) so bring a spader

Yes there are chaos dwarves slightly to the west of the Clan Wars arena (Not the waiting area :roll: ) Passed them a few times doing clues...

You can lock this, I got it : For anyone who's curious its: Yellow, 4 arms, no legs, [bleep]y head, [bleep]y tail, and crab hands ;)

Gah, with the new quest I can't seem to describe the monster to the natural scientist :oops: Specifically, I'm not sure about the feet and hands, but a full list would be appreciated ;)

The challenge takes like 1 min to do, the hard thing is getting all the scrolls ;) Honestly its got some pretty crappy exp, but it has nice bragging rights (Save it for when you take a break from the zombies and need something to do)

Even Hill Giants west of the Gnome Stonghold are decent range exp at that level, it also has plenty of safespots ;)

Well the best way to train herblore is through farming, but I can see that isn't your highest skill, so I'd recommend Sereum 403 (Requires partial completion of Shades of Mor'ton), this method is cheap and fast. As for the other levels it looks like you're close to the requirenments, just train agility in Brimhaven or the Barbarian Outpost and thieving either pickpocketing or stealing from stalls Best of luck, and I recommend you take the longer route to avoid fighting as much :thumbsup:

You can halberd the two that spawn near the enterance, but this takes a looooooong time Other than that alternative method, do what everyone else has said :thumbsup:

chaos druids, abbert spectres (sp?) can't think of the others that drop good herbs abbert spectres, you can buy 10 p pots and they will drop enough ranarrs to pay them all back, plus enough herbs and seeds to make them profitable and get you good herb and farming exp =P~

No, the only things that will increase crop yield is using supercompost and wielding magic secautars