MoreLightThanHeat

Magic for sure. You could superheat too, it's way cheaper than alching, faster exp and you get smithing exp. Lots of clicking though.

With the way it's rising right now, how much is it going to crash in the near future?

Well I'm definitely going for DClaws + 95 prayer + high summoning now, haha. Are waterfiends still a good way to acquire charms though? And if I were to buy an SGS temporarily, just to use with getting charms, the way it's crashing would I lose money if I sold it after getting the charms I need?

Hm. I don't have soul split yet but I do intend on getting 95 prayer once I get enough money. So, if I have access to a bunyip is SGS pretty much a waste? And without soul split do DClaws have any merit either? Again, thank you for your suggestions.

I'll be finishing up with 99 magic in a few days which means I'll have the money to purchase one, and I figure if I'm gonna be doing alot of combat then that would probably be the best use for my money. My question is, is now a good time to buy? In the future I'd like to have the option to resell without losing like 10m, but it seems that they're going down at a fairly steady pace. Is this a temporary or permanent crash? Thanks for your help.

Superheat, much cheaper than training it directly and you get great magic exp as well. A lot of clicking, but definitely worth it.

So today, I now have all the supplies I need to make house teleport tabs all the way to 99 magic. This is going to make me some serious bank if I manage to follow through with it, and I calculated today that when I'm done my bank will be worth around 150-160m. Here are some of my stats: 85 attack 85 strength 81 defence 78 ranged 74 prayer 57 summoning 62 construction 49 herblore 45 runecrafting So, what should I do? Invest? Make even more money training combat or RC? Blow some on ranged, herblore, prayer or con? Buy some fancy new armour and weapons? Try flipping godswords/expensive items?

If you really really want to merch with a clan though, make sure there's a dump price. And you dump before they do, always. Leaders and generals are out to get you.

Looks good, take Neitiznot helm if you can and use a ring of life just in case. What I did was I watched a couple video guides and wrote instructions down on a piece of paper, then looked at a couple maps and did a rough copy of those too. My first attempt I epically failed because I used a written guide instead of doing what I said above, but my second attempt it was really easy because I had something to go by without switching tabs alot. If you get lost, the doors you want to go through are usually decorated with water features or something.

I just looked through a guide and I can't seem to find anything that has to do with mining in it, so does anybody know where 60 mining is used in the quest and if I could do it with 58 mining + a mature dwarven stout? Also, how should I go about getting 61 crafting?

Assuming I haven't done a single important quest, what are some "must-do" quests that I should take care of before I start doing the useless ones solely for the QP?