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A main obviously, but I hate PKing in all shapes and forms so take that with a grain of salt.

This. I'd even go so far as to recommend macaws at decent herb droppers like Abyssal Demons. Since most people use healing or fighting familiars at most "decent" herb droppers I wouldn't use a macaw there (Although you don't have the summoning for the good healing familiars, so they may be worth it).

Landadyme prices are a bit messed up on your spreadsheet, that or I could make all the money I'll ever need from a few herb runs with Lant seeds.

Well as long as the trades are balanced so that you aren't bypassing the trade limits (Junk would work legally, but I wouldn't bother) and your characters don't directly interact it should be legal. There's nothing in JaGeX's rules against something like this, though it is a little border-line RWT. EDIT: It is illegal, since your characters "must not interact with each other in any way. This includes 'drop trading' or any other method of item transfer. "

Barrage is best if you want mage exp, but if that is no object burst is more economical. Also the damage boost from mage pots only applies to the targeted lobster, not all of them, so they are not worth taking.

Ditto.

Great DYK and the article was very interesting too, the only problem right now is that clans are very easy to set up and abandon but all the changes the author was suggesting would require a lot more official procedure to creating and managing the clan.

This happened a long time ago, the population has adjusted; it shouldn't take too long to get the what, 3 mil needed for the d axe?

I will be renewing membership when I return, just not during my break, sorry for not clarifying that :/ Well studying the graphs of both d bones and furies I am a little worried they are overpriced at the moment and will eventually return to their normal price, so I guess I'll just safe it and hang on to my 21m. Maybe Bandos will be cheaper when I return :P TY all :) You could invest part of it in bars, you never know when the smithing update will hit; though you don't know if you'll make an insane profit or if you'll lose most of your investment so it's a big gamble.

With all the free trade restrictions and anti-RWT regulations that d axe, or the money you'd get for selling it, should stay on your one account.

You may create more than one account, but if you do, you may not log in more than one account at any time, and they must not interact with each other in any way. This includes 'drop trading' or any other method of item transfer. So no.

This, you shouldn't have spent the 50 points unlocking them from Kuradal; they have rubbish for drops even considering the amulet of ranging, they deal damage consistently, and from what I hear they aren't fast exp either.

This thread will give you a better estimate.

I've still yet to receive my first farming stone, so it's all about luck <_< .

They can't be safespotted as such; but yes metals can be. You need an anti-fire shield and antifire pot to cover the fire breath. Then stand atleast 1 square away from them so you're not in melee range and they'll try and attack with just the long range breath. :) I found blue dragons to be very profitable. I had a task and decided to mage it. I was at the dungeon from the watchtower quest. I did have maxed gear and was on task with 99 magic, but I averaged 5 or 6 casts of fire surge per kill. The task was very fast and the bones and hides are easy to bank and worth over 1m just from 1 task. Non-Metal dragons are actually very resistant to magic, so I wouldn't recommend maging them off task with the sup-par stats and equipment you have access to atm.

Ye sounds good, I'll probably go for 60 thieving tommorow, do you think that will be high enough? It will still probably take an inv of lock picks, but who knows, It took me 2 invs of picks and a few runs in the pyramid to finish it and a clan mate of mine did both in 1 try <_< .

Updates are nice, but I'm paying for a game that I'm still trying to improve in. Sure new items, skills, bosses, minigames, D&D's, quests, and methods of doing things evolve and keep the game interesting, but personally if I was bombarded with a high level update every month I would never get used to the status quo. If you're constantly changing your content there's no solid base for the updates and everything begins to crumble.

I wouldn't recommend iron drags for money, they are luck dependent because you're looking for drag drops. First off I would recommend doing more questing to get the higher end RFD gloves, and chaos druids or warriors would be a lot more stable in terms of an income.

As long as they are together, yes. What I mean by that is, for instance, if you're ranging where your ammo doesn't get picked up sometimes it gathers in groups on the ground but you have several right click options to pick up your ammo. So if it's all in one "option" then yes.

Always get the slayer helm first, always. After that you might want to get the ability to craft rings and killing blows, as those are convenient, and maybe bolt making if you plan on doing that. Blocking tasks should come before everything after the helm, but you said you don't need to block anything so just wait until there are tasks you want to block, and finally after getting everything just buy slayer dart runes with spare points (Never spend spare points of exp, it's a total waste).

Oh wow nice :D Ok cool i'll do that then :) I have never gotten an AMAZING drop before, just good or pretty good ones. But i have 73 slayer and hopefully by the time i get to 85 i can get a couple good drops and almost maxed stats :D (81 att,def,str now and 82 hp) You'll regret hunting for one once you become a high level. Right now, even I regret not starting slayer earlier. Why do you regret it? I love it :) It makes slayer a lot easier becuase it gives faster tasks, and i started slayer when i was like 50 in att,def,str and hp (not exactly but around there) What he's trying to say is that you should keep on slaying, because if you camp for drops and max out (Or nearly max out) you'll regret having to train slayer without looking forward to combat lvls.

Most people don't encounter gouls in their normal training, since they are a terrible monster to train on; but yeah, that's pretty low exp/hr.

i was gonna post that and troll but today is my nice day :rolleyes: Not trying to troll. They area terrible task with terrible exp and no drops that make up for it. Even if you do cannon them its still lousy exp. The only way to make it a decent task is if you solo the KQ for the task. Cannoning the soldiers is actually pretty decent exp, and with a uni to cure poison/heal it might be bearable; just so you know I have them blocked because I hate them too, but they are an option...

I got mine after maybe 2k sharks, it's all based on luck (It seems to be more common than a raven egg if that helps).

I was just cutting yews for a few levels and got it by accident, maybe took a few days of leisurely wcing; it's all up to luck.