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Overall you will make money, but it's possible to lose money in the short term from a bad-luck streak. However, if you have a Scroll of Life from dung then snaps are the best seed to farm, hands down.

Until the higher levels blackjacking is better exp, but it requires A LOT more focus and it can be as tedious as fm.

I think you're confusing herbs with different patches that can be protected by a farmer, since herbs can't be watched over if they get diseased then they die.

Not even worth a mention, I've tried it and the speed of kills is TERRIBLE compared to even a gs much less an ss or zs. Imo they are too much effort until you get a bunyip so just keep on doing the high charms tasks like black demons or dust devils until you get 68 (And get that range up too ;-) ).

It's only teams on the RSOF that have no idea what they're talking about that require a gs at bandos, your whip+def and d claws setup is far superior.

That's my favorite outfit with it, but I also like the look of desert bottom and boots with Varrock 3 armor, Falador 3 shield, ice gloves, and the qp hood.

1. It's based on the number of trips 2. 88 herb, Soulsplit is useless without turmoil.

If you keep shuffling the pieces in a 3x2 box then they can be in a different order, so just keep messing with a box until it turns out right.

Yes, one boosts attack and strength and the other boosts "accuracy and damage".

Aren't zombies and skeletons both "humanoid"? It might be because of the curse put upon the brothers, but the reason is beside the point that the salve won't work against the barrows brothers.

Slayer would probably be comparable exp to armoured zombies without using the altar, but for faster Dharoking monkey guards next to the altar or monkey skeles would be good choices.

The problem with using Dharok's at AZs is that the zombies use 2 different attack styles, melee and range, so you'll have to watch your hp. Also, get piety and a salve (e) if you're going to be training there, those are really what makes AZs good to train on and without them they are a sub-par training method at best.

It sounds like this would be a recent problem then? If so, couldn't you just start a new account?

At your level of 71Monks would probably be your best bet, though if you really want to pay as little attention as possible to watch a movie or something sharks aren't bad either. EDIT: Forgot that you can't do sharks yet #-o , so definitely monks

@GaVaTi I did check the news in general discussion but there didn't seem to be any methods showing how to beat her, oh and no the spare teletabs saved me from death. Thanks all! EDIT: Beat her, mostly with melee (The damage didn't add up like I thought it would); thanks again!

3 times now I've tried fighting her and her and I just can't seem to get her down. Her fires keep me running around so I can never fire off more than one shot at a time, I have to use range since whenever I melee she just pushes me away, and she prays against range and I don't know how to get her to pray something else. Thus far running around till my spec bar comes back and clawing her seems to work the best, but I can only get her to the fourth plith. Any strategies? Recommendations? I feel like I'm doing something wrong, since no one else seems to have any trouble with her...

Mahogany logs give the cheapest gp:exp ratio, at least last I checked, and I'm pretty sure that they give the same exp rate.

If I were you I'd tele after every kill using Ardy Cape 3. The cape gives a high stat bonus, and the tele is very close to an altar so you can pray piety constantly and allow you to never have to carry pray pots. A fairy ring is also close, or you can bring house tabs to bank.

Well, without swearing I can tell you that if you unlock the rouge after Summer's End (You can see how in the notes from the Tip.It guide) you can sell gold amulets to him for their low alch price. It won't earn everything back, but after making around 11k ammies for 86 mage recently I got 1.5mil back from the rouge.

+1, it's expensive but not as much as rock lobbies and it's very afkable.

Also you only need one worker on mahogany to get the logs, don't waste workers who could be making you money with herbs/maples/raw fish.

Herb is useful to train, but it only because of the high lvl pots at lvl 83+. Plus you won't use that many chocolate bars and limp roots are usually very quick to buy. And Battle Robes because they are worth mils on the ge, even more in street value if you're willing to go into that market, and you can use them yourself if you want to combat mage (The effect combined with the SoL=win).

You could spend some time in FoG getting battle robes, but I wouldn't bother with vials or eyes of newt in terms of herbs seconds.

It's around 10k/hr exp difference in the Sara Sword's favor; but if you prefer the look of drag scim + def then it's a decent way to train str. Just realize that if you don't get a Sara Sword you'll probably need to get a Zammy Spear as a crush weapon.

If you're tanking it doesn't matter if your familiar attacks Graar because he's supposed to be attacking you, but your teammates should consider something other than a tort if they don't want to take extra damage.