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In the Defender Of Varrock Quest, there is a song unlocked in the forge called "Dream Theatre" - Just like the band :thumbsup:

My Towel < Your Towel Nuff' said.

Lol @ Bruno's message.

If there was no controversy, and it undoubtedly worked, you would find the wealth costing excessive amounts. Especially if the ring was destroyed after the charges were used up. Speculation like this causes it to be stable, as well as giving the boffins that play Runescape something to do \

I don't like baileys. Probably because I'm lactose intolerant. Nothing beats some good old cider. Strongbow is a personal favorite of mine ;)

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and you cant raise it by tears of guthix either Not entirely true. I used a skill lamp from Varrock Diary 1 to get 1k in summoning only a few days after its release.

Nice, welcome to Tip.it :thumbup:

you had me all excited thought it was another of your vids :wall: They butchered that song. Nice rushing though. Nothing beats the last clip. <3 I've seen so many people clip & crop it and pass it off as their own. It's still epic though. =D>

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Guys, this thread died about 2 months ago, I simply couldn't get the man power for the research. I conducted about 1000 kills at Avianses, and 1000 fire giants, put it into excel and found that the ROW at 500 avianses gave me 15k LESS than 500 with. (which is the difference of like 4 rune daggers) At fire giants (again 500:500), the result was something like 10k MORE with ROW, plus about 40 more charms, most notably 2 extra blues :thumbsup: Clues from both sets of Avianses were rubbish :thumbdown: (under 50k) Overall, from my personal experimentation, I can say my results were inconclusive. Unfortunately, the system of logging your drops is too time consuming, and the original method of price check wouldn't be feasible unless I got ~1000 players killing a small range of monsters for 24 hours, starting just after the GE updated, which, at best, is unlikely. Sorry, but at least I tried.

you had me all excited thought it was another of your vids :wall: They butchered that song. Nice rushing though.

My rocket < Your rocket

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Tried getting the Excel mining timer thing. It doesn't work :(

I'm more inclined to think the second is true. If one of their own was to be sacrificed, there would be no need to go back to Frenkensake (sp?). Because of the orbiting bodies thing, I'm inclined to think that Gravity plays a large role in the ritual. Prehaps the proximity of the planets to each other forces them AWAY from each other (yes, thats what happens), and creates a tear in reality, which allows the Mahjarrat to be sacrificed. It's not fact, but I would call it an educated guess. (Probably will never need to know this, but it's interesting none the less.) [hide=Easier version]If you watch NBC's "Heores" it would be similar to the effect of an Eclipse where the protagonists lose/gain abilities.[/hide] I could imagine that the ritual involves invoking the power of the alignment (some how) to create an item that can kill them. So they battle then use said item on the loser. I could imagine this being quite likely as say it involves creating a special dagger during the planetary alignment we could easily sneak in and make a bunch of them to save for later when/if we need to kill them. Though I have a sneaking suspicion we might have mahjaratt blood in our character. After all we became immensely powerful near the stone of jas and after that encounter its mention of the stone "unlocking hidden potential within us" I don't think the latter is feasable. No offense. The Stone of Jas situation would be realtive to all humans, as in the cutscene of Vassador (Fremmenik guy that found the stone) touches it and also becomes powerful, and he was not a Mahjarrat as far as we are aware. He did however start the moonclan, and they can Levitate. Which is fairly cool. The dagger idea is also flawed, as Lucien having the Stone/Staff or Zamorguel having an army of undead + Arrav would not really help. Lucien does say "I shall enter the ritual very prepared *Evil laugh*" or along those lines. I think that the 'Ritual' is similar to that of the Aztec / Mayans. Where they sacrificed one of their own to glorify their God and keep him happy. But they decide who dies by battling one another at fixed times due to Celestrial events, and the sacrifice creates a power source they can use to rejuvinate themselves. OR: The Zarosian Mahjarrat use the power to revive Zaros. (Could be a way around Edicts of Guthix as Zaros was dead when the Edicts was created :!:) OR: Lucien kills all the other Mahjarrat around, and takes all the power for himself, giving him near godly status. Just another thing I thought of. I previously mentioned Mahjarrat having abilites that are partially unique. (eg Jhallan can shapeshift, Zamorguel can raise the dead) Prehaps killing other Mahjarrat gives you their powers, and you can obtain more than one. This would explain their lust for power, and could also fit in with your character - Prehaps they kill a Mahjarrat, gains their power (in a Mortal way), and can then kill other Mahjarrat, gianing more power. (which you then exchange for bucket loads of Exp of course)

To make it fair with levels, shouldn't you make everyone create a new character, then give them a week or something to get the best stats, money and QP they can? (F2P only). Like make a rating system: - Each 2 Quest points = 1 point for this challenge -Each 5 skill levels = 2 points for this challenge - Each 1k in gold = 1 point for this challenge Items do not count towards this - Each F2P 'boss' monster killed = 2 points (non repeatable) [Lesser & Greater demons, Cockroach soldiers ect...] The person who gets the most points wins! (proof of bank + skills + quest list would be needed obviously) THAT would be a true challenge.

Thought i posted this a while ago: I'm more inclined to think the second is true. If one of their own was to be sacrificed, there would be no need to go back to Frenkensake (sp?). Because of the orbiting bodies thing, I'm inclined to think that Gravity plays a large role in the ritual. Prehaps the proximity of the planets to each other forces them AWAY from each other (yes, thats what happens), and creates a tear in reality, which allows the Mahjarrat to be sacrificed. It's not fact, but I would call it an educated guess. (Probably will never need to know this, but it's interesting none the less.) [hide=Easier version]If you watch NBC's "Heores" it would be similar to the effect of an Eclipse where the protagonists lose/gain abilities.[/hide]

You are crazy. It is almsot definite Sliske cursed the abrrows brothers. As he is referenced as Sliske the Serpent Tongue And in the lore of the barrows brother the mysterious person who gave them their armour and now controls them spoke with a hiss sound frequently interjected into his speech. This indicates the person who cursed the barrows brothers was indeed serpent tongued (or had one hell of a lisp, but thats too comedic for the tone of the lore) Cross reference this with how highly Azzandra seems to regard Sliske suggest Sliske would be a one of a kind and not one of many Serpent Tongue people. Equally factor in the fact barrows is still among the most widely used member armours meaning we see it everyday. And the evidence highly points to Sliske being connected to the barrows. I've never heared of 'Silske the Serpent Tounge, but it fits. Many have also suggested Zamorguel (sp?) as he has been known to raise the undead. However, he has not been known to manufacture armour of any kind. It is also commonly thought that each Mahjarrat has certain abilities, there is a thread on RSOF which goes into this in great detail, talking about the Mahjarrat having a role destined to them from their first inclination as a young'un. Similar to how trolls are named. This ability theory does fit though, as we have: Lucien 'the Wanderer' - He seemingly becomes more powerful the longer he does not fight. This power seems to be able to relate to both physical Strength, and Magical abilities. Possibly the reason to why he employed Moravio. Zamorguel 'the necromancer' - He can raise the dead. Nuff' said Silske - Would be the armourer of a Mahjarrat army, if you could say it like that. Can create pretty much unbeatable armour defense wise, with abilites. Azzandra - Immortal (does that count) Hazeel - seemingly another Necromaner, as he can raise himself from the dead. Manglius Mortifier and one of the wizards in Necromacer tower speak of this ability Jhallan / Akthanakos - Shape shifters. Trivia: EDIT: Although there isn't much known about the planetery alignment in Gelinor, there are 3 Celestrially Orbiting Bodies (4 if you count the sun). So it seems very very likely

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