Ellac

Emerald and ruby bolts (e) are both used (sometimes) for corp beast, although I don't know about any other uses for them. They always sold back when I did the TET corp events, so I assume that they would still do now.

For Fletching: Stringing Yew longbows is 0.11 gp/xp profit, with about 170k XP/h. Or Magic Longbow stringing is -0.82 gp/xp and 210k XP/h. Crafting: Earth battlestaves are -3.9 gp/xp at ~250k XP/h. Not sure how well anything buys for crafting training. Magic: Alching air bstaves is 0.91gp/xp at 78K XP/h. Enchanting emerald bolts and ruby bolts are both profitable and 95-120k xp/h. All of these methods are from Grimy's spreadsheets, I suggest you look for any other methods which might better suit you.

That makes a effigy each 49.5mins = 1.2 effigys per hour = each 70.25k melee xp. Going to ajust my calculator as this seems to be a good sample. Doesn't suomi do RC assist everyday? I think you just misunderstood what Capo said. :thumbup:

I had a very.. odd dream a few weeks ago. I was a dwarf who was trying to hunt down an elf who burned down a popular city, as well as being the commander of an army who was trying to invade the elves' homes and kill them all because they wouldn't give up the one elf who burned the city. Now I'm sorta piecing the dream back together and thinking about writing a story about it.

If you haven't got the patience or whatever to get chaotic(s), then I would say a whip vine is worth getting. I would really suggest getting the chaotic(s) though.

How does Greenfingers work with Juju's? From my experience with that aura, I ended up with about 10% less yield per run and also more deaths than usual. Haven't used it since. Whether it's supposed to work like that or not, I can't say, but that's just my personal experience with it.

When Jagex releases quests with low requirements, they rant. Then when Jagex finally gives in and makes a quest with a decent requirement, shit hits the fan and they reduce it to a level which takes a day to get. Sometimes people need to skill to access content, why can't people accept that and just leave it?

Either I have very poor luck, or everybody else has insane luck. 30 runs at barrows with the best loot being a loop half :cry: Edit: Got a guthan's spear the next run lol.

Looks like it. Back woodcutting with the ol' adze, it looks like.

Constructive as it was, there isn't really any discussion value in this thread, and that is why I've locked it.

Looks fake. I can see a little smudge in the chat box which gave it away.

Yes, and as a result, they have an equal right to opening themselves up to competition. But there is no competition. They're at the spot first, you come along and force them out. And it's impossible to Have a competition, because the high levels refuse to let the low levels train for their own selfish reasons.

So, Darkwitchery lent me her Third-age Druidic Wreath, and so, I give you, the reason I can't have nice things: I dress up like Jesus.

3 or 4 days to get 120 strength from over 50m away? Good luck :blink:

You were going for 200m right? Firemaking was my first 99 and i quite enjoyed it. I was. Unfortunately, people convinced me that getting 200M in a skill which has lots of doors in DG and also which is slower than cooking for the effigy combo was inefficient. Haven't been able to get back into it without being lured back to DG however.

I've locked this topic as it is in the wrong section of the forums, and also the question has been answered.

Dem moves =D> It's a shame that the video wasn't higher quality, though. :-#

Same story here... blah, I thought the ending was really disappointing, especially as to how it all ended. Oh well, I was lifted back up when I read the acknowledgements and he said that he was going to leave the storyline of Alagaesia open in case he wanted to come back to it... I was immediately praying for that.lol I didn't read that bit, but I suppose it'll be good if he does come back to it, and I hope he does. I loved the series too much to be at peace with the ending.

In that case, I suggest that you use lunar spellbook to farm on, since you have access to teleports which are very close to most of the farming patches, as well as Fertile Soil spell. If you have 70 farming and 74* hunting, you should head down to Herblore habitat and get some Juju Farming potions, since these have a chance at giving you double herbs each time you harvest them, for about 5 minutes per dose. *You can use hunting potions or the pool in Oo'Glog to boost your hunt level. Also, after completing the Love Story quest, you can gain access to Trollheim teleport tabs, which are very useful for farming runs. You can also unlock the teleport to trollheim patch spell after doing lots of Livid farm. Magic secateurs, from the Fairy Tale quests, are worth using as well, since they also increase yield. Personally, I farm torstols with farming juju potions, and this is the route I go from the herb patches. Start at Trollheim (since it's the farthest from a teleport location without the patch teleport), cabbage ring to Port Sarim, Ectophial to Port Phasmatys, fishing guild tele to north ardougne patch*, catherby teleport to the catherby patch, and lastly, Juju mask teleport to Herblore habitat. *This can also be replaced with the North Ardougne teleport from livid farm, a skills necklace teleport to the fishing guild, a combat bracelet teleport to the ranged guild, or a Farming patch teleport via the ardougne cloak 3 or 4. Herblore Habitat guide

Very nice, Witchy. But it needs moar cloak! ;)

Snapdragons are good to farm, yes. Not sure if they're the absolute best, but they are profitable and worth doing. You should always use either supercompost or the lunar spell Fertile Soil when farming, especially with herbs, since you can't pay the farmer to protect them, and also, they have a higher yield if you use super compost/fertile soil (both have the same effect, but I find fertile soil to be much easier). :thumbup:

Firemaking was my last I believe. It's also my second-highest stat, second to DG. :geek:

Possibility, although he has very low other stats. 4 skills over 50M xp, and only 9 90+. The rest are below 85, some even as low as 60s. Obviously he has the ability to do long/strenuous skills, but would he want to get 200M all? Only time will tell :ugeek:

And no points take into account that the higher leveled person might have been lucky in finding a place to train for a bit, or using other methods of training, such as lamps and other xp-givers, where the lower leveled person doesn't have access to that training spot, or would prefer to use the lamps etc on a skill like Runecrafting. Yea, they could use lamps and penguins etc on, say, mining at a low level, but I would much rather get runecrafting xp. And if one spot is taken, like the one the high level used to GET to a high level, but one is free, you take the one where nobody is. And then a high level logs in and decides to take it all to himself, just because he "Earned it". Leaving nowhere for the low level.

- The higher leveled person should not have to hop around and have reduced xp/ waste time; after all, they did work for it How is the lower leveled person supposed to get to a high level if they work without reward, when the high level person gets *all* of the reward? - If the lower leveled person cannot compete, then they should instead move to a worse quality/ less popular location. Why should they have to move to a worse quality location to suit Your wants? They have as much a right to that spot as anyone, and being a higher level shouldn't be a reason to bully them into moving. If they're a low level and they're being a dick to you, trying to get you to leave, then yea, I could see it. But just them being there is not a justified reason to essentially force them to move or give up.