Arieondor

Doesn't help him much by just saying, "Get them up"... No use posting IMO. OT: What you could do is mine bronze ore until lvl 15, and then mine iron at the Varrock East mine. Iron is a decent way to make money, at lvl 30 you could switch over to coal.

That is correct, you will need two bedrooms. Also now you can pay your butler from your bank, so it frees up one more inventory space! Doesn't make much of a difference doing Larders but it'll let you carry at least one more hammer to prevent frequent banking.

Hm we need more information before we can tailor any suggestions for you... more information like your stats, as well as if your f2p or p2p. F2P You can cut yews Mine Iron/Coal Make Gold Rings Put dough into Pie Dishes Runecraft Water Runes P2P Collect Flax/Make Bow Strings Hunt Swamp Lizards Fish Lobsters Collect/Farm Herbs Mine Iron/Coal/Gold Runecraft various types of Runes There are lots of possibilities, but without more information I gave you a few ideas of lower end ways of making money. Cheers :thumbsup:

Best thing to do would be time yourself... it depends on the kind of bars, what furnace you use, as well as your concentration. Using the edgeville furnace making gold bars I was averaging about 1.3k hour.

Well you've eliminated pretty much all of the best methods... (yews and steel bars). So with what you are willing to do i'd say mine coal, it would help to get 60 mining so you have access to the mining guild. :thumbsup:

That's why I felt a one word answer sufficed :thumbsup: Canfis is where i've done all of my tanning and I find that I can get an extra few hundred hides per hour.

Canfis

Also don't forget your MTK runs! You can bring in some very good herbs from that... Right now i'm planting the highest lvl herb I can, but selling them and buying the herbs below it and using it for herblore. The difference in price of the two herbs help make everything else a little more affordable.

Honestly I think it would be worth the few hours it takes to do the quest... in the long run Armored Zombies is going to be one of your better options.

I've always used Smooth SC, it's a non combat clan on world 39, and games usually are on the 15 minute side.

All the more reason you'll want that added magic attack bonus :thumbsup: OT: I thought it was 15% bonus...?

Never thought anyone would shrug off a 40k xp difference :blink: Although I do agree that grays are more economical, sure they're not as fast as red, but still very fast xp.

Hey it's better to have extra then not enough... I only brought 5 with me the first time, boy was that a mistake! haha

Honestly I don't know why it would be considered "difficult". It is a a fairly simplistic quest, just lots of running around. Perhaps you're thinking of Dream Mentor. the follow up quest which can be a pain in the [wagon], but with the proper gear that too is fairly easy. Idk maybe i've become immune to "difficut" quests after doing the MEP quests :blink:

Also for future reference they spawn in the agility dungeon next to Yanille, or you could even pick-pocket bandits near the chest to receive both anti-poison and lock picks. As for how many you will need, I used about 20 ish. <_<

Okay after months of putting off this quest I finally decided to do it. I've been flying through the quest until the final pyramid... I can't seem to get down to the bottom floor, every time I attempt it I seem to fall into a pit fall. Are there any secrets/tips that I might need to know about? #-o

Just finshed doing ZMI trips lately, so it's pretty full of useless junk... i'm sitting at 480/496.

11 minutes, that took about 30 seconds to figure out... Parasite lasts 30 minutes and the lurker lasts 41 (according to two major RS fan websites).

So I am going for all 70+ skills right now, I have a good idea of how i'm going to do most of them but I have a few questions. I have 5M I am willing to put into the skills. Any suggestions or tips would be greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance, cheers! :thumbsup: Agility: 61 Should I do wilderness course, werewolf course or agility pyramid? Herblore: 46 I'm playing on making super attack potions with the irits that i'm farming. Do I do that all the way to 70? Crafting: 67 this is my closest skill to 70, but I was thinking of using lunar magics to string or superglass make, thoughts? Hunting: 18 I haven't touched the skill yet, mostly used tears and xp lamps on it. Any tips as what to hunt at what levels would be great. Mining: 64 Still debating weather or not to power mine iron or bank coal Smithing: 53 Not exactly sure, if I bank coal i'll make steel platebodies. Summoning: 35 Right now i'm bursting lobsters trying to get charms, but not exactly sure what pouches to make...

Heh :twisted:

Well after you finish the quest the tree is already there, you don't/can't fight the monster again... :thumbdown:

Just wanna build a strong case for the D med being the ugliest item... also high up there on the list is the neitiznot helm imo. :shame:

In order to get your ammy back you have to go through the mine again and pick a fungus and put it on the cart and start the process, all of the levers should still be in the same position. And then make sure you pick up the fungus and you need to go to where the boss fight is to get the key and then just go mine it. So you do have to run through the entire mine again, but it will go much quicker.

Make sure to take advantage of pouches, at your level you can use a small and medium one. To obtain the pouches you need to complete the Mage of Zamarak mini quest as stated above. Once the quest is complete you will be given a small pouch, and you can kill the abyssal creatures to obtain the medium one. Honestly I would recommend that you make cosmic runes using the abyss as they are better xp and are profitable.