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I would suggest not doing this, because if you try and try and try, runescape might think you are an account stealer who is trying to get into the bank and might just ban you. Just something to think about before you start spamming guesses.

True, but average outcome is a profit.

This is the generally accepted way to do it, but it is highly dependent on your ability to endure hours of click fests. Some people like pp better than blackjacking others prefer blackjacking, but one thing to note is that you get more and more xp from pp as you are able to access new floors 91 being able to access all of the floors. So yea since you are so close to 91, just blackjack the way there if you can stand it, if not pp is still a viable way to lvl thief.

One thing I forgot to mention, as did everyone else i think, is that runecrafting had an update so that now the close you are to the lvl of a double craft, the higher percent chance you have of making 2 of the runes. (it only becomes 100% at the lvl obviously) This is why im still doing natures, because at my lvl i get on average about 73 runes per full inventory with pouches, so out of 49 runes per trip, im getting 73ish natures back. So feel free to keep on doing natures and it will be an increasing profit as you lvl, as opposed to how it used to be with 49 natures back until you were lvl 91.

This, i dont even think you can connect a pre-paid card to paypal, but it will work like a normal credit card, so runescape will accept it.

Please note that this highly depends on your range lvl a lot of guides claiming extrodinary high lvls are with 99 range, and you will not hit these rates until you are of these high lvls.

Ok, You don't know WTF you are talking about. There are many better ways to train. Humidify, plank make, stun, maging DKS, etc. High alch is a TERRIBLE way to train mage... I agree with this, if you are a member, there are much better ways to train. And as long as you cast plank make on mahogany logs, it is one of the cheapest methods of training magic, even cheaper than stun, contrary to the poster quoted above. The big issue a lot of people have with it is that you need to click each individual log to cast plankmake on it, so there is not cast all option. But if money is your issue, than plank make is the way to go.

Biggest moneymakers (with consistant income) are either hunter with chins/pawa/grenwal or runecrafting (which as I'm sure you remember is incredibly slow to train) that said, although you generally make money while leveling both skills, i think runecrafting may be a better goal, only because the holy grail of skilling income is the 91 rc, which as far as I'm aware is still the top skilling income (combat excluded)

Yeap, giant dwarf gets you the one with 5min time i think, thought it costs 500k But keep in mind that once you buy the gravestone, every time you die, you still have that gravestone, no need to buy another.

I usually did temple of light. Wildy is surprisingly crowded, even with the risk of revs, so I just figured temple of light is better. Thought personally i rarely got above 600k per hour, because its hard finding worlds that have ores. EDIT: also the best times to mine are times when Americans are generally asleep, so 12-8am pacific

generally sc items are only used for slow to train skills or expensive skills like crafting, smithing and construction. Magic is considered one of the faster skills to train, so in most people's opinion, the time spent getting sc items is usually put to better use for the other more expensive skills.

Well first of all since the update to try and prevent real world trading (paying actual money for rs items) there is basically no way you can get the items someone else dropped. (unless the items dropped are within the gold value that they are allowed to trade according to how many quests they have done). What determines your gravestone is which one you have bought. If you have not bought a gravestone, than you have the normal one, which lasts about a minute or two, you can buy more expensive ones from the monk in the church in lumbrige i think. The longest lasting gravestone is the one bought from the dwarf after completing the giant dwarf members quest.

Well I was in a similar situation a few weeks ago, and I figured that the cost of pray and herb is only going to go up, as more and more people finish saving up for the supplies, so the conclusion that I came to was that spending my available cash on prayer was the best idea, because (like you) i did not have enough for overloads, so I decided that i would benefit a lot more from having a higher pray lvl than a higher herb lvl. As far as opportunity cost, I would say investing in your skills is generally a good idea.

According to Grimy's spreadsheets cleaning herbs can get upwards of 100k/hour, which is good considering you can actually profit in some cases as opposed to losing tons of gold. However as it has been mentioned, it is extremely click intensive and the only way to get near Grimy's number of herbs cleaned per hour you need to have mousekeys. here is his spreadsheet for what herbs are currently profitable and how much xp you can get. http://spreadsheets.google.com/pub?key=tix0mH-83pgzsARJj6D9vvA&output=html EDIT: oh yea and to get near these rates, you need to have enough gold to buy about 8000 of an herb before you start cleaning them, because just buying 1000 each time and trying to buy another 1000 will slow you down considerably.

What are suggested lvls?

To have the comfort of knowing that someone else out there is enjoying/hating the music that you are listening to right at that very moment... and then rant to other tip.iters about how cool your sense of music is and how lame the music on the radio is...?

I remember someone had a high lvl dungeoneering group, let me go try to find it. EDIT: oh wait nvm that was your group.... what happened to that?

Well if you have the money now, get as high pray as you can, and then max melee, because if you already have the money, than the time spent actually praying all the bones is negligible compared to the time spent maxing your melees, and you will use pray for maxing melees anyways so might as well do that first. if you don't have the money right now, then just work on melee i think.

Well to calculate cost, add up cost of each item needed to make super, then multiply by how many supers you are making, then take supplies needed to make extreme and multiply that by number of supers you made. I think that's what you are asking...

What is the new computer you got? It might not have the spec requirements to play rs...

Well if you are doing it for experience, then yea go for it get the hatchet because it is a lot better than the rune, and you can sell it back to the market after you get your 99. *If you happen to get 92 firemaking before you get 99 wc, then you can get the fire adze which is the same quality of a dragon hatchet but costs nothing.

Well it is better than the rune hatchet by quite a bit, but if you are trying to make money off of woodcutting I would suggest trying something else because wood cutting makes horrible money. Might as well invest that money into something that is rising in value.

2 -> The reason you get good xp at AZ's and MS's is because you can use the salve(e) amulet which gives you an attack bonus towards undead monsters. If you don't like AZ's or MS's then pick another undead monster, any monster that isn't undead will not be able to compare to the extra xp you get from having an attack bonus against these monsters. 5 -> Good luck getting a fury, they are near impossible to buy.

Don't Don't Don't use bone crusher on dragons.... that't just not smart at all. You would be much better off getting 350% at guilded altar with drag bones. Only other things is Big bones so... I'm not sure where to find any of those. But plz don't do drags, thats just a waste (and you would probably have a ton of competition from people who sell them for money).