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A lot of what you have is very situational. You can sell these things off for cash then buy them back when you need them. The blessed d hide, archers ring, infinity boots, dark bow, handcannon + shots are all luxuries. The karils can be replaced with d hide. Gems and nests can go, you can buy their products if you are not looking for the exp. You don't need that many super restores if you don't have brews, those can be sold. That should add up to around 14 mil, maybe a little less. As you make money back you can rebuy the things you might use more like karils.

I got rid of an ancient kite with D Claws like this. I bought stable junk for 80% the kite and 20% cash. Then I took my time and sold the junk for about 1m per day. As far as the actual prices when lending D Claws it really depends on the time of day. If you see a lot of people in the lending spot at the GE you can lend for up to 1.1m, but if there are few you might need to go as low as 500k.

What do you do when your skills get to level 95?

If you have decent levels aviansies are awesome. Just keep the sound on and check back every min or so. For afking I like to bring bunyips and tank gear without an arma item so they attack me without me needing to do anything. Just check in when you hear them die to pick up the good drops.

Maybe the ZMI bank?

I heard its the monster limit of 255 monsters per dungeon, only traps also count as monsters so each person would create a bunch of traps to force the limit so they could all sprint through the dung. I'm sure this isn't exactly what happened but I'm moderately sure it had to do with the monster limit. Also I heard a rumor about changing some of the settings to get less rooms or something. But I don't see how that could work.

Chinning them with red chins in void is best. FSH only amplifies damage to one target, void does it to all of them. You target the little guys they spawn because of the lower defense. I think there is a good guide on it somewhere in the AOW.

Three brews per restore, though you shouldn't need many with your stats.

He actually abused that glitch? I don't know the full story, this is just what I've read. He hasn't logged on since the ban and is listed as no longer being a member which both point to him having been temp banned. Whether he abused or not is still up to question.

Phoenix Odin apparently got a temp ban for the recent dungoneering glitch. It might be extended to a perm ban, depending on Jagex. I know he is only close to 200m in one skill but I figured people in this thread might care.

Both are equally useless. However if you feel a driving need to get one or the other get herblore as at higher levels there will be a point to it and you will see a return in your investment whereas with smithing all you are buying is total levels.

From 84 herb you can make special restores, which are awesome, ale to super antifires, which are less awesome only because getting the second is a pain, but most importantly you can stew to extreme attack and extreme strength. So if you get 84 rather then 85 you should have enough cash left to be safe.

If you buy claws you can easily lend them out for 800k per day. Sometimes I lend mine out for 1m+ per day. When you get rid of all your junk, sell the claws.

If you buy claws you can easily lend them out for 800k per day. Sometimes I lend mine out for 1m+ per day. When you get rid of all your junk, sell the claws.

If you buy claws you can easily lend them out for 800k per day. Sometimes I lend mine out for 1m+ per day. When you get rid of all your junk, sell the claws.

I use a godsword for boss hunting and a whip + defender for slayer. I guess I'll take your word for it and make another 2k spec restores. I won't need as many super antifires then? Doesn't say, there is a missing puzzle piece and it says I need a plugin without specifying which one.

I make a good deal of my money from bosshunting. I use claws and a godsword usually, no chaotic weapons or turm. It won't let me open this, apparently I need to download some pluggin.

Okay, here goes. 1. I am currently level 86 herblore and would eventually like to get to 88 or so in the near future. I don't want to make more spec restores and super antifires then I will ever use. What is a reasonable number of each to make? How many do you think I might need in the future? 2. Pretty simple, how many crimson charms should it take me from 88 to 96 summoning? What pouches should I make? How much will the shards cost? How much will the secondaries cost by current prices? Edit: Thanks for all the great answers guys.

So you can cannon while you chin?

That's the thing- right now, i could easily prove that using no potions at all is much cheaper, but as he hasn't taken into account how to get 92 herblore or how potting effects your combat efficiency, he can't argue that i'm wrong. But yea, if you didn't already know it(and you obviously should have), everyone who has the herblore level uses extremes for training- that's the only reason they got those high herblore levels. Another reason your calculations are meaningless is that they don't mimic real situations- the people that use potions usually pot every 5-8 minutes, not every time they go down to level-x. Golvellius- efficiency is vital for those who want to play this game successfully but don't have an enormous amount of free time lying around. Sure, it's possible to nolife your way to anything, but as efficiency proves, that if you do the things in the right way, you will be saving alot of time. I can't stress it enough, you can't buy time. So while you may have 10 hours to play every day, i'll achieve exactly the same things in 7. Or you could just play the game for fun and enjoy your time playing, its a game not a job. Its not a contest of how fast you can get 99s or 200mil xp its a game that you should be playing for fun.... Some people find the most enjoyable way to play the game is by maximizing their efficiency.

DFS is only useful on dragon tasks, for the rest a defender is better. Claws however are useful on almost any task. In the end you will do a task with DFS significantly slower then one with claws, and speed is everything when it comes to slaying efficiently. Plus, you can use claws to get rid of any junk you have. I have almost paid for mine just though junk lending.

Judging from their GE graphs people buy and sell them, just not very often, why would you want to make them anyways? Looks like they are junk.

So no matter what the monster's def might be and no matter what your accuracy is against that monster it's always better to use the deflector + acp? Thanks, I guess my question has been answered. :shades: I think that was with a chaotic crossbow, though. Hence the 'maxed' term. no, it was with a rune crossbow. I meant maxed in terms of armor Would the difference be more pronounced with the chaotic crossbow?

If you fail more then three or four times you are investing a huge amount of time on getting the cape. Just remember, it might not be the most efficient use of time.

Keep slaying, the cash won't get decent for a while but it is really the best way to train combat. Take breaks to farm herbs, which is great cash. Make sure you do Smoking Kills and the quests for Manage Thy Kingdom. Then just keep slaying with a slayer helm while farming and doing MTK. Soon enough you should have cash for a fury, then tasset next. Whenever you get bored, barrows or questing are good breaks for someone around your level. Also do Cold War and do pengs every week. They will really help your summoning and prayer levels.