Kersei

Still wondering this, also wondering how many magic potions to bring vs prayer pots, assuming 80 magic and 80 prayer. And what to let magic to fall to before using another dose.

Huh how do you restore the stats lost from brews?

The objective is wrong. If you check firemaking objective, it says you can light logs faster when you increase your firemaking level, though a level 45 firemaker can get as much xp per hour as me when we both burn maple logs. Actually both objective descriptions are correct.

Most expensive skill - herblore Slowest skill - slayer Summoning is also a good option so that you don't waste charms on lower level pouches.

If you make 1m/hour, 30-32m definitely is more expensive than the actual ring.

There are very few situations where you want to use Guthan's for healing. Generally, better options are enhanced excalibur, bunyip, unicorn, bone to peaches, banking for food.

Logic dictates, however, that since not all tasks are equal, the worst 4 should be blocked to increase the quality of the average task. Ya but would you rather block a task you like to do and be stuck doing one you can't stand at all? Thats why some people block Abbys since they rather not do them, even though they're one of the better tasks to do, not only due to the whips but because they are one of the better crimson droppers and still make profit without the whip. And the higher and better you combat stats and your cash pile are, the better you can do those other tasks. Steel dragons use to be a pain but now they are easier and i can kill about 1 a min, meaning i don't mind that task at all seeing as i profit from it and i get some decent exp. If you want to go for maximum efficiency, and get the best slayer exp then by all means block the worst tasks. Cannon all the tasks you can, use piety/turmoil on all the tasks and skip those bad tasks that tend to take forever to do. Or... you can have fun since it is just a game after all. Many people have more fun by doing things efficiently. Telling people not to block 4 tasks is like telling someone who asks about runecrafting to mix it up by crafting different runes. Some might like the variety, but ultimately, the question is about efficiency.

Not always the best course of action. If someone is good at merchanting, then having starting capital is very important. If the buyable skills don't provide any immediate benefit, they may not outweigh the earning potential of a pile of cash.

I thought it was a visible boost and therefore added damage?

Logic dictates, however, that since not all tasks are equal, the worst 4 should be blocked to increase the quality of the average task.

Both torag and bandos have better range defence than verac. Oh I see. So in the case of torag helm vs verac helm, 6 range defense is better than 3 prayer?

However much you like or dislike tasks doesn't change that some are better than others.

I'm also curious here as to what are good tasks to block. You might want to provide income though, because cannoning/piety/etc are options for some, and not an option for others.

Regen bracelet is nice if you find yourself losing health. Varrock armor 2 is obviously near-required.

I don't understand why torag is recommended over verac, for helm or legs. And why tassets are recommended over verac's skirt.

Thanks, this makes sense.

I'd still like my question about ancient curses answered. Also, what is more important here, defense, or magic, and why?

Not sure on the numbers, but you should be using Ardougne cape 3 instead of Ava's, fury instead of glory, and ranger instead of snakeskin.

It depends. I would use all your gold/greens, because at 66, for example, you can make barker toads, so all golds after that point are fine to use. The earlier you raise it, the more you'll get from randoms/penguins (assuming you put those into summon). Crims though, I'd try to save until 74 or something.

Set the left click option on your summoning button to 'take bob' you can withdraw stuff instantly. o.o

Do not do not use guth at waterfiends, just bank :P

With enhanced excalibur, you won't fall behind on b2p even with 70 def and no tank gear.

Torso is not worth the time, you would be better off spending that time training than squandering it on a +4 strength bonus. Bandos, barrows, proselyte, are all better depending on situation. Why is torso bad? Because once you spend the time on getting it, you can't get it back. At least you can resell bandos.

#-o wow I feel like an idiot! I totally spaced that off. I'll take the advice and switch up to Sumona. What do you mean you spaced? Its wong... It's 5.333 across hp attack str and def, 1.333 for hp and 4 for the other stats depending on how you train them. atk str def and .... ?

I really don't know where people keep getting these figures from. The 2 columns with 6M+ xp are my latest, which I've done WITH NPC-contact, an Abyssal familiar, banking at Eniola, no rest breaks and constant running, no eating, positioned runes at bank for quick withdrawing and at level 92 Runecrafting: Same goes for Graahking (7K Nature runes per hour? What the hell). Either they move at speed that are inhumane (cyborg arms?) or their hour lasts 20 minutes longer (who knows? They might be flying at nearly the speed of light whilst playing). Because I am seriously baffled how people keep pulling those figures off. There are a lot of techniques that speed up runecrafting, mousekeys being one of them. 55k+/hr at ZMI was possible before NPC contact, as was 7k nats/hour.