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It's outside the margin for me too, and just for reference my resolution is 1024*768; the only advice I have to fix it is to use paint/photoshop to reduce the image's size and re-upload it.

+1, and you shouldn't need more than 1 invy of food per task so no need to note it.

Just to be clear, 65 or 75? I'd alch personally, it really is some of the best speed training and one of the few options at your level.

I'll be the first to recommend slayer, for me it just makes melee a lot more fun to train; I find armored zombies extremely boring personally but between the options presented it's really all up to personal taste.

Don't go for the torso and d legs, you should always have a V Skirt for your legs since it offers amazing def and pray bonuses, and the torso is not worth it to get just use some other barrows melee top.

I go for wildy too, it uses much less food than the werewolf (I just keep in mind that I'm always going to die eventually when I go there).

The Trollheim patch is even worth it if you're on the Lunar spellbook, you just need to slayer ring tele to the Slayer Caves and while wearing climber boots work your way up from the back entrance.

You're thinking of the Varrock Diary; it's also a good investment since the price has seemed fairly stable recently so you won't have to be constantly updating your offers.

Also depends on the logs you're burning I think, since higher logs would impose a greater opportunity cost of your time; then again you'd be saving even more time with the horn...Eh, without calculations I'd say go for it since it seems it's worth it for maples and that's the most common log people use to train fm.

ok for an awnser to your question about drags its that apart from a soon as i set foot in the wildy with enthing worth over 100k i get scaired so badly i acualy sweat but also drags at my lvls use up food and i dont feel like spending money on food i can fish like monks alltho i hate fishing at the same time and because of my cooking lvl i burn lots of the monks like 5 a backpack so i therefor take twice as long to fish lots of monks. and i have done both those quest do u think i would have asked about it if i coudn't use it? 3 thing's I'd recommend 1. There's a guide in the AoW general guides that discusses revs and how to survive an encounter, seriously though they are a pushover and if you just pray range and run south you'll be fine. Even if you do die, green dragons are in such low wildy that you should be able to make it to your grave easily (I would recommend investing in a good gravestone if you haven't already though). The wilderness really isn't that scary, it can be dangerous and you should take precautions, but given that you shouldn't be worried about the wealth you're risking. 2. If you fish monks you can just sell the raw ones and buy more cooked ones than you could have made even with 99 cook. 3. If you're using up that much food at drags you must have something wrong with your setup, what armour are you using currently? Any familiars?

The only thing that affects aggressiveness, besides god alignment at the Bandit's Camp and GWD, is combat level and the amount of time you've stayed in that area. EDIT: Where are you training? Knowing that'd help a lot...

yes Sweet, thanks :thumbsup:

Sorry to thread steal but quick question, can you poison a spear after you've bound it? Because I already have a promethium spear bound but didn't have the stuff needed to p++ it.

Like others have said, it's the journey and not the destination, and for me that also translates into training without being super efficient because it lets me smell the roses and lowers the stress of it all. For instance, I love slaying and slaying is all I do, and I know the best way is prossy plate and verac's skirt praying piety with cannon and turmoil, yadda, yadda, yadda, but I don't slay that way because that's just not the way I like to slay. I enjoy just going to a task in normal armour and a yip summoned, whacking away at things whilst watching movies or browsing forums or talking with friends; I can't imagine powertraining slayer because it just doesn't sound appealing. Look at the way you're training it and, like hedgehog said, make every step enjoyable (Except gargoyle tasks, those can suck it <_< ).

The money you'd get from the monks is pretty insignificant, I'd for for barbarian since you'd be able to get to cavefish/rocktails and the best money from fishing faster; you'll also be gaining agility/cooking/strength(?) exp at the same time.

The reason it's so pricey is that it's used to make both Furies and Onyx Rings which high lvls imbue, and there's no way to obtain tokkul other than from cb anymore, and the price was increased a few months ago, so it's very repetitive to obtain.

*Good* is relative, and while Nomad was for certain gaining power in order to overcome Lucian doesn't mean that he's good; he may just want Lucian out of the way so he can be the ultimate ruler. While the enemy of my enemy is my friend, the second Lucian's out of the way I doubt that Nomad will just abandon all the power he's gained and let us rule ourselves.

You especially don't need def pots when you should be praying protect (like at irons) since def is negligible then, but yes as stated above super att and str pots should always be used on task (or even just for training in general).

Personally I'd wait and see what happens when people start getting tomes of frost, and whether merchants will sell their sets or continue to hold them.

If these are the same Battle Robes that are worth <750k in the ge they wouldn't really be worth reselling, you may as well just keep them and recharge them for later use at castle wars or something. And if you want to get street price back for them, you'll either have to have MASSIVE amounts of junk or want something else that's undervalued in the ge (Ever wanted a crown/royal robes?).

Verac's Skirt and either Torags or Dharok's plate (Same def bonuses, choose whatever looks better to you :^_^: ), or you could get a prossy top instead and piety tasks and buy pray pots with that money.

No problem, you should check out the Archive of Wisdom a lot, it has a lot of really good info.

Just use the pouches suggested in this guide. The costs should be insignificant in the long run depending on the amount you do at once, but expect at least a couple mil loss.

I hear that if you leave offers in the ge and keep updating them you'll get some eventually, but if you're in a hurry and/or have no junk go with Ahrims.

Battle Robes are mage-based robes from Fist of Guthix, they offer good bonuses and have the effect of saving combat runes sometimes which works in conjunction with the SoL so that half your runes are saved. Because of that they are extremely popular and have a street price of ~15mil, plus they degrade and must be recharged with tokens from FoG (barring reselling and rebuying a new set).