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Also just for your information, you can pay the butler from your bank so that you don't have to carry any cash with you.

How is the wilderness course risky...? All you need to do is bring a slash weapon to get through the webs and you don't have to worry about Revs too much. Honestly it's the best xp in the game until you can do Ape Atoll, you can average 40-50K xp per hour easily. The only other places that you really could do is the Agility Pyramid or Brimhaven but that's not going to help you during the bonus xp weekend cause most of the xp comes from the tickets (which will not give bonus xp). You are better off doing the Wilderness course in my opinion.

I'm not much into mining, but I bought a dragon pic and it is my favorite piece of equipment that I have ever had... Definitely worth it.

I actually found it a very interesting read. Glad to see that there were actually some decent questions asked... I'm glad that the WMB's aren't on the fast track to becoming a mod like they think they are... :thumbsup: Also I am excited for the "Cryptic Clue Fest"!

Maybe it's time to buy ranarr seeds... save for the future! :thumbsup: Now is the time for buying, not selling. People aren't going boss hunting, making barrows runs or doing other things that needs pray pots, they are gathering resources to take full advantage of the bonus xp weekend. Best bet it just to hold onto them until after the weekend, everything is bound to go back up and people will be buying more regularly.

You're arguments sounds somewhat silly, but I am going to avoid starting a flame war... Anyway, here are my thoughts: -You could always get a part time job. That will sure keep you busy as well as earn you some money. :thumbsup: -This could be a good opportunity to raise your "sucky" grades as well as explore other hobbies... (I myself was proud that I graduated with a 3.5 gpa). -Nothing wrong with having no friends, some people just like to be alone, but find something that you can do by yourself if you wish. IE I took up photography and I love it, it has now become my focus of study at school and I enjoy how I can do it with friends or by myself.

Nothing really left to be said... but I will just throw a couple of other options out there: Smithing: Making Gold Bars (with Gold-Smithing Gauntlets of course) Crafting: Using those gold bars to make Emerald Rings Depending on the market you might profit, you might not. If anything it would be a pretty minimal loss, and you could always enchant the rings to make them into Rings of Dueling! Hunter: Swamp Lizards Those rake in 1.3k each for those low leveled creatures... it's a good way to make some quick money while providing very decent xp. Good Luck with your Quest cape! That is also one of my goals :thumbsup:

Earths are going to be the fastest method for you, both altars are about the same distance. I'm not sure about rates, but don't expect to start making profit from Airs until level 33 and Earths at 52. If you were interested in recouping the costs, then airs would be the way to go. Multiple Airs (15 gp ea): 2X = Level 11 3X = Level 22 4X = Level 33 5X = Level 44 Multiple Earths (33gp ea): 2X = Level 26 3X = Level 52

I trained to lvl 77 range on ice giants in the dungeon south of Port Sarim where you mine the Blurite ore for the Knight's Sword quest. There is a safe spot behind some icicles in the corner of the room. Just beware of the Ice Warriors, they're aggressive and can be slightly annoying until they become non-aggressive. EDIT: Seeing as you have 1 def they would rip right through you... Um you could probably do hill giants, there are several safe spots, keep the bones and sell them? If not there is always moss giants with a few safe spots.

Just got 75 Goraks for my slayer assignment... Reading what I did from the Tip.it Bestiary, it seems like it would be a good task to skip. Skip yes or no? If no, what equipment is suggested?

So Farming, and Slayer came out before Runecrafting? And Hunter before Construction? I think not. :shame: Pretty good guess but apparently not exactly true... Not exactly sure, that would be an interesting question to ask during a Q&A though!

Even if there is a new metal introduced, people are going to want to train smithing as fast as possible to be able to use the new metal! So maybe holding onto Coal or Gold Ore wouldn't be such a bad idea...

I think what your looking for is Eucalyptus trees! They cut faster then yews but yield close to the same profit per log. They can be found just east of Mobilising Armies and just use the bank there; there are some ogres and wolves that will occasionally attack you, but it's only slightly annoying.

Haha i'm a noob when it comes to GWD... so in theory Armadyl seems cheaper... But apparently I am wrong. Currently i'm training my range to at least 85 with iron knives at caged ogres.

After reaching level 80 range as well as level 70 pray I think that I am up for a new challenge to spice up my Runescape experience. So naturally my mind jumps to GWD, being on somewhat welfar-ish gear (lost 8M on a barrows run :wall: ) I feel like Armadyl is the one for me since I can use my much cheaper range gear. I tried looking in the RSOF for a group... when I searched for any sort of GWD groups or any other varient, I was met with little to no success. I don't have too many friends interested or with the recommended levels either... So my question is: Is there a certain place to go to find groups? Also any other input or suggestions is greatly appreciated.

If you still need one you can use mine, just add me in game. :thumbsup:

I really like both of the photos, the second one you posted is my favorite. I just have a few questions and comments about it. First I think that the rope/cable should be the center of focus; with the focus being on the "pillar" if you will, it doesn't give the photo much substance. The focus could look better some place other then the center of the frame. Using the rule of thirds you might have been able to make it look more appealing. Also what kind of set up were you using? I.E. Camera, lens, lighting conditions etc. Over all I like both photos and if you succeeded in what you wanted to accomplish and you like it, then it's a great photo. :thumbsup:

Since when does this happen? I don't think he means literally go further... rather his cannonballs will last longer cause he'll be hitting higher.

You actually can just leave planks and cash piles in the bank to make room for more SC hammers. There is an option to pay your butler from your bank, so it eliminates the need to keep a cash pile on you; as well as they can fetch the planks from your bank. If you want to prevent banking even more, you can morph one of them into a hatchet and wield it. When the time comes to use it, morph it back to a hammer.

You could also send some penguin points into your range, just another alternative. But yaks is going to be your best bet, second best option would probably be caged ogres imo.

Don't forget to use your herbs from farming and MTK! :thumbsup: That will save you loads of money... you might even profit off the higher lvl herbs. Energy pots are the most cost efficent until lvl 45 then super attack becomes the new economical potion.

Words to live by right there... Honestly I think having 88 summoning would benefit you more in the long run.

Ankous on the last lvl of the SoS seem perfect for you! They're pretty decent xp and they have a lot of stackable drops, which means you can stay down there for days! Literally... days... :blink:

Iron ore currently is 207 gp and coal is showing 266 each. Iron is much faster to mine so that might be your best bet if you wanna go the mining route. To make pie shells you mix flour and water to make pastry dough, and then use it on an empty pie shell. A lot of high lvl cookers don't want to waste the time making their own so they sell pretty well. It helps to have access to the cooking guild.