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SC hammers don't half the exp gained from brawlers, it just halfs the time it takes to gain that exp, so 6-7 SC hammers would work.

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You can only get up to 40 EP in a non-hotzone, so you will have to get the other 60 from hanging around in a hotzone.

: I love doing that. It annoys the campers so. :twisted: DIE! I have people doing that to me before I even get my formation set up. To teach them a lesson if they come near my I bomb the [cabbage] out of them. They don't try to lure my anymore. : That's my strategy some of the time: the first unit I see coming near me that isn't exploring gets 5 gnome gliders dropped on them, then I don't get distrubed for a while : . [/hide] : Fuuun. I love the combat triangle here... it's so much fun. Less amusing when I have one dwarf and two elves and the other team has two goblins and a dwarf. Of course, I had forgotten about my kamikazes until then... Byebye extra goblin squad! \ Byebye dwarf squad! DIE, REMAINING GOBLIN SQUAD! yaaay I won! Also, a tip: the stacking icons? you can left click those. Makes for much faster switching and killing. 5 Heavy Elfs and 5 Heavy Dwarfs seem to do well against everything I go against :) , but I may add a few light dwarfs to lure campers out (I'll start playing again when the patch comes out...).

Also, the next smithing milestone you want to reach would be mith platebodies (Froget lvl needed) and then addy platebodies at 88 which you would use to smith till 99. Your choice where you want to stop, remember that the more knifes you make the more you will profit : .

: I love doing that. It annoys the campers so. :twisted: DIE! I have people doing that to me before I even get my formation set up. To teach them a lesson if they come near my I bomb the [cabbage] out of them. They don't try to lure my anymore. : That's my strategy some of the time: the first unit I see coming near me that isn't exploring gets 5 gnome gliders dropped on them, then I don't get distrubed for a while : .

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From what I've seen of the game it depends if you want rank or points, in which case you should either camp or rush, respectively. Killing squads gives a good amount of points and winning gives a multiplier for the points and higher rank (Speculation...), so you can adjust your strategy accordingly.

That's assuming you want only the ring. The advanced breakdown seems to say otherwise, though. Well from the 5 or so games I played that's what I got out of it, but obviously things will change...Is there a thread with advanced strategies? Or is that just the consensus among highly ranked players? EDIT: Ooooh, that advanced breakdown :wall: , I looked at it a few times but I frogot about it...

1:07 :lol: Note: if you take offense to swearing, don't click on random youtube links :roll: .

you gain reward points and rank after each battle, yiou gain commodity points by "investing" items.

Even if it does the previous one could have been -5, meaning a net boost of only +1 :? , with spicy stews I would recomend you also being regular restores just in case some of them lower your stat.

Same, plus that way you are doing something and having fun plus getting the reward points. Until you get enough points for the ring just keep killing, and then after that just focus on winning.

Nope, still slows you down, better to get ring of fire and flam gloves ;) .

yarly doesn't work, I'll try all the no way variations soon ;) EDIT: Nope, none of those work.

Unless you have OCD like me and hate having different armours at different stages of degrading, barrows is your only option until you have 25+mil, and you really shouldn't even get bandos until you have a bit more spare in your bank. But if you're that concerned about looks just save up until you can afford bcp, that and a d skirt goes well with the slayer helm.

viewtopic.php?f=113&t=780792&hilit=Brawlers Obviously you might want to adjust your inventory to the point that you're comfortable, but that gives you some ideas on the monsters to train on ;) .

Black (g) would look better than black (t) imo.

How could you like AZ"s and green dragons if you dislike grinding? :| , either way you can choose any of the given options because they are all pretty good, slayer is also a viable option... Its not grinding by runescapes meaning. o.o Runescape is a completely grinding game because all it is is clicking, so we have to give 'grind' another meaning and that would mean doing the same thing for 1 thing only (XP) I rather do conjoined things because the 'grinding' bores me alot. I dont like AZ's though, hah. Personally I think grinding is doing the same thing over and over again; it doesn't matter what you are trying to achieve if it's repetative and boring, it's grinding. Either way, any of those options listed in this thread are worthwhile imo.

If you wear the holy symbol and recite the prayer from the pray book it will heal you of all poison :thumbsup: , one of my favorite item combos tbh. Ice gloves are used in a couple of quests and may be used again so they are worth keeping, but Klank's gloves can be tossed. The dwarven helmet can be sold for about 35k, so that is pretty useful : . Lastly, because of the qp cape I assume you've done Rocking Out so you don't need the piracy book.

How could you like AZ"s and green dragons if you dislike grinding? :| , either way you can choose any of the given options because they are all pretty good, slayer is also a viable option...

Wouldn't hurt : , tbh when I tried waterfiends the first time I had a hard time fitting enough food in, and then when the raw food dropped I didn't have enough space for it . Just try a run with a more standardized inventory and then adjust it to your needs once you get some practice in (Also they were my slayer task so I had some slayer crap filling my my inv :roll: )

not the fastest exp, but it's a decent exp rate and they have a lot of good drops so it's a good trade-off :thumbsup: . You could try green drags, but they might be slower at that level.

It would mean that he would also be getting a fair amount of mage exp as well. Not necessary but it would help if he had them otherwise he wouldn't gain as much and might be reluctant to.

Experiments, rock crabs, and yaks are some of your better options considering your level.