gorofujita

If I am not mistaken, all of the items that you listed are not f2p.

what do you mean by "electronics". Like computer hardware, software, programing, other home electronics...? "electronics" is not specific enough.

Well an I3 can definitely handle runescape, maybe not in HD, but it could still play it.

Those will both sell, people use super restores for bandos and super atk/str are used by low lvl slayers to speed up tasks.

Fastest is mith plates, and then addy plates (using SC hammers will lower your cost and up the xp rate, but you may not want to take the time to actually get the sc points for them) . Or you could go with gold + goldsmith gaunts. Everything else is more time consuming

highest platebody you can make with sc hammers is generally the fastest, and also most expensive.

I like the raw fish because of the chests/casket things because I usually get a few key parts and that generally keeps things even.

Well what if Jagex finally gets rid of the idea of rares, and all of a sudden everyone can have them via diango or something. A lot of people have been complaining that the value of rares is not in the spirit of the original idea of rares. Though it is unlikely that jagex would blow up the economy by doing this, it is possible.

I was under the impression that lunar is all non-combat. I think for it to be considered combat, you actually have to do damage (negative as in not heal #-o )

I thought it was only combat magic, but I could be wrong

I believe the general consensus is that PC sucks for anything other than getting void. So i guess that leaves you with SW :blink:

Fish monks would probably be your most profitable thing. Outside of doing stuff like collecting fungus. As far as investing money in something, be sure that you have money in Manage thy kingdom if you don't already. You could try flipping, but I have no experience with it. The basic idea is buy something that is traded in high volume, and buy for 2% below market and sell 2% above or something like that. But you have to be patient to wait for things to buy/sell

The reason people suggest plank make is because it is one of the faster cheap methods of mage xp. While the two methods that you suggested are still good magic xp, they are slower and more expensive, it is true that you do get a secondary benefit as you mentioned, but if you only want fast mage xp, than those methods are not ideal.

Unless you are going for 99 cook, don't get cook gaunts. Chaos gaunts seem usless because you are melee anyways, and +30 dmg isnt a lot and most people dont use bolt spells anymore. Smith gaunts are the most money-saving, in the sense that if you are going to work on smithing you could get a really good xp/gp rate with gold. Since i already got 99 cook with my cook gaunts (very handy because you dont burn sharks after 97? 94? something and they were well used) but now I'm working on 99 smith so they are smith gaunts now. And it only costs 25k to change them to something else so this is in no way a permanent choice.

Before you go out and buy tons of energy potions, the boots of lightness and spottier cape are enough for me to not need to rest. And considering you have higher agility than me, you probably won't either. Especially since you are going to be using NPC contact to repair pouches, you dont need to be wearing anything because there are 0 hostile monsters to attack you. Just slap on boots of lightness and spottier cape and you should not need any energy potions of resting throughout a whole ghraak pouch. If you want to do multiple pouches in a row, you might need to rest in between pouches or take a dose of energy there, but that will be merely once an hour.

Chocolate and a lot of other supplies are hard to get because of the personal shop update. I remember there is a npc that sells chocolate in polnevich? or somewhere in the desert. Also RFD chest might have some chocolate, but I'm not sure on those.

Oh yea, not sure if you experienced this before you left but dragon bones have exploded in price over the past years, so killing dragons of all sorts (greens being the easiest) is a great money maker, because the hides are highly sought after for crafting xp, and bones for pray xp.

Try to train prayer up, unless you are trying to be some sort of pure, but all the protect prayers are extremely handy. You could try to make up some money and use dragon bones on a guilded altar, there is some clan chat where someone always has their house open for people to use their guilded altar, or if you cant find someone, i have one, so just let me know when/if you want to train it .

he could have self-harmed right next to the place where you get your guants. This would make travel time to body = 0.

Well he already has the teaks banked from what I can tell. But why demon butler? Regular butler brings back enough to make the max larders, I thought it was a waste having a demon butler.

Well you could certainly try, i would drink a super attk, str, def at a bank and then fill inventory with food, and then go into battle. You might be able to kill it. Good Luck

If you were looking for a slightly less expensive way, you could use plank make with mahogany, and that would only cost about 25ish mil. Generally DFS is not very helpful, and is beat out by a defender in most cases other than boss hunting. If you are looking to get smithing up, superheating gold is a good plan because you get mage and smith up. If you want to keep your dfs you could use superglass make, it is slower than string jewlry and plankmake, but it also makes a profit so you wouldn't need to spend any money, and could use your current cash pile for summon.

It is generally a better idea to use MTK to get the highest profit, and then buy the raw materials as you will generally get more this way.

Well, fastest would be monkey zombies, or armored zombies with the salve (e) ammy, but might as well train your slayer while your grinding your combat skills.

i would direct you to tip.it's high alch calculater (under the special calcs link on the home page) here is the link for you http://www.tip.it/runescape/?page=high_alch_calc.htm strung yews high alch for 768