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Overloads, vengeance, turmoil, soul split, full d claw spec, and a lucky whip hit afterward and you might get a 7 second kill; You don't tank Jad, you just rush him. That's if you want to blow the hour+ work you did to get to him; why try and finish Jad with luck when you can do it with skill. - I don't like to use the word 'skill' when referring to RS but it seemed like the only viable option; bad vocabulary. <_< - The only reason you would do the quoted method is if you are actually trying to get a few views on YouTube; if you're attemtping to get Fire Cape then go with the usual. I suck at prayer switching, was hoping there would be an easier way to do this. I live in a place where internet is not exactly premium so I lag a bit. Pings around 200-300 on a good day. Maybe I just lack the skill but I've already wasted around six hours through three failed attempts. Skill is problematic; I have none.

Nothing beats practice but you could stand by an alter and watch youtube videos of tds next to your screen and swap accordingly. For TD's you mainly just need practice. The stakes arn't as high as Jad so if you mess up its not nearly as bad. About tanking Jad, I've seen the less then 10 second kills and was just wondering what was required to tank him. Are extremes and turmoil an imperative? Is vengeance? I know Vesta's longsword is, I would buy it.

I suck at prayer swapping too. What are the minimum stats to tank Jad? How much would I need to dish out? Sorry if I'm hijacking the thread.

Hellhounds and living rocks are fast- just don't mine the rocks. In the end just block what you hate to do. I block- Wyrms Bloodvelds, which i might unblock and cannon instead. Steel dragons, too slow for me at my levels And one more, I can't remember. Block the things you don't find fun, that's pretty much it.

That's pretty accurate, I think that factoring street price it boiled down to about 600k/hr (including gems and other obby drops as well). Factoring street price? No. Even if we put street price at 30m which is undervaluing it, 22 hours comes out at over 1m per hour not including other drops. Street price is higher however so it may be more. 600k/h sounds like the value if you sell it without junk. 12 million GE (I think) divided by 22 hours plus other drops comes to around 600k/h.

The ones north east of Edgeville have more greens and are closer to a bank. more crowded though.

Fist of guthix and sell the rewards is decent. Its slow but makes up for it in funness which is what a game is all about. Tele grabbing Wine of Zamorak while alching is good too.

With your stats, you could kill them effectively in the chaos tunnels. In that case use a terror bird and a glory for banking. I personally use a dragon battle axe, restore potion, super attack combo to boost my stats. It really helps in the tunnels.

The best way is cleaning herbs with mousekeys. If you are looking to make potions then prayer potions are decent, however they require some capital to do efficiently. You are quite close to the level you need, how about you use all the quest rewards and penguin points until you get there. That wont cost anything at all. Either way, even at 55 herblore, you would be better off buying super strength potions as you lose cash while making them. Unless you enjoy DIY there is not much point in getting any herblore level that isn't in the 80's. Don't buy the rings, buy the ability to make them. You may not have 75 crafting but if you buy the ability you can have someone give you an assist for 5 minutes or so to make a couple hundred. Once you know how to make them they are incredibly cheap. Then you should buy that thing to make it so you don't need to click to kill gargoyles. Then the ability to fletch broad bolts as buying the unfinished bolts then adding feathers is much much cheaper then buying them from the GE. Just buying rings is a waste, don't do that. Once you have all these things unlocked and have blocked all the tasks you hate then spend points on slayer dart. Ok, keep in mind that non-combat is almost always slower cash. That in mind these things are good. Farming, farm herbs and do runs every 75 minutes. Rune crafting is also good steady reliable gold. Mining, fishing and woodcutting all can profit easily but are quite tedious. Hunter is great, gray chins are good gold, swap lizards too. There are also things for the production skills, cannonballs, herb cleaning, making high level pizzas or potatoes. These are just some basic things, there are more examples for specific skills here. Summoning is in more dire need then anything. Think of what you could unlock if you brought it up a few levels. Terrorbird? Bunyip? Ask most people who have higher summoning and I think they will agree that these are both invaluable additions to their characters. If you just slay, do herb runs between tasks, train summoning with all the charms you have, and spend all excess on big bones for prayer you could raise six different skills with one routine. Slayer is so good for people your level because it is so versatile. If you alternating woodcutting and herb runs you are gaining experience in two skills. Slayer gives you experience in a combat skill, constitution, slayer, farming if you do herb runs, charms for summoning and on top of that gives you cash for upgrading your equipment or sinking into skills. Best of luck, if you have any more specific questions ask away. :D

When I want to train I alternate barbarian assault, fast stealing creation, stars and mining + superheating in the mining guild. The boosts from the SC tools and the BA horn are nice considering they are more fun to get then grinding away clicking those rocks.

As far as training goes, your better of farming crimson charms and then buying terrorbird pouches and scroll from the GE then farming gold charms. Really, if you want to train summoning you should never hunt fro gold charms.

Anyone planning to go to this event check out Diago (sp?) in Draynor. You guys might get an item for dishing out $115 for a ticket.

Safespoting black demons in the chaos tunnels if you want to train range. They are a pain to kill but a crim almost every kill

1. You will, unless you weigh down an arrow key to keep your screen spinning, but then that is afking which is against the rules and can get you banned. 2. Can't be too sure about the time it will take, but the mind runes will cost 3.5 million so if you don't have that cash laying around factor in the time it will take to make that much. 3. You will get really bored sitting there watching yourself fail strike for hours on end. If you somehow make it work while your not at the computer then you can get your account banned.

You do not need 100m worth gear. However finding a good team and not getting crashed may be difficult without those higher up buyables. The most important thing is 99 range and if you can get 88 summoning that is great as well. These goals are all cash reliant so if you are serious about them then AGW is a good cash maker, remember though, you need like three or four solo hilt drops there if you want to fund high level herblore and prayer.

While you dungoneer for a tome of frost keep an offer for battle robes in the GE and keep updating it. I got a set for under 1m this weekk after having an offer at max for maybe three days or so. If you add an SoL which you can just sell after you are done it bursting will be uber cheap.

Haha i figured it out, that has to be my longest post i've ever made but i knew it would defo help with your decision so i took the time to post it. Good Luck in your goals mate wish you the best :) Here is an honest opinion, bossing is going to be very difficult for a casual player simply because there are so many void/ags/turmoil/extremes teams out there which dominate godwars and make it a very tedious place to go for cash. This doesn't mean that you cant go bossing, it just means it will be more difficult if you don't have a good 400m to sink into prayer, herblore and an AGS. I am full void, SGS and 88 summoning and I find myself getting crashed too much for godwars to be worth it. That in mind, though bossing is fun and lucrative there are other great goals out there. For example, you like questing, with your stats you could get a quest cape with a bit of work. For a casual player a quest every couple days will be a long term goal with a good amount of variety. Blood Runs Deep gives a good 8m worth prayer exp as a reward. WGS gives 12m worth herblore exp. The biggest obstacle would be Nomad but others with lower stats have done it, you can too. Part of the beauty of this game is how it is such a sandbox, you can alternate slaying and questing to work for both a quest cape and that 83 slayer. Herbs and MTK on the side for extra cash. If you get bored with that join a Bandos mass. Ultimatly this is just a game so do what is fun. If high level herblore and prayer don't sound like fun to work for years towards then don't. If you like questing then all the more power to you.

*Click's Link* ... Good game. #-o +1 =D> :wall: I've been trolled.

I nolifed mine in one day, took about 10 hours to get the pieces. But i was also a higher cb stats then you are and hopped around looking for a decent clan to join. Yep, I did mine back when I was around 90 total level. I felt so badass in my void.

Why don't you trim your cape by doing 99 attack with slayer, if you do herbs runs between tasks and MTK then you can make a good profit per hour while getting good experience as well.

It's not so bad, you get combat experience while you do it and it's more fun then most grinding. I remember I no-lifed my set over winter break in like three days.

If you want to make long term cash nothing is certain, however the trends have shown if you hold onto a rare for a few years you can sell it for a reasonable amount more then you bought it for. My suggestion would be to buy a lower tier rare; a santa or mask. Alongside this do one of the cheaper goals. You could have a Santa, 99 range and high magic for under 100 million. 30 million for 99 range, 61 million for a santa and the rest into magic which you can burst, also giving you charms towards summoning. In the end, it depends on what you do most. I slay, therefor soul split will be invaluable to me and is the reason why I am getting 92 prayer before anything else. Currently I have almost half the bones I need banked. It's expensive but it fits my play style. You need to decide what play style suits you best, once you have decided that it will be easy for us to help you choose which one of those things will be best for you.

This will help you will all the shard and charm costs but for the prices of the seconds, for those look them up here or here. Then you use a handy dandy calculator and find the difference in exp between making the pouches you are torn between making, then find the difference in price, then decide if the extra experience is worth the price to you personally. When using the summoning planner add the things you are sure you will make, the unicorns and toads, then play around with combination's of ways to spend the blues and crimsons.

Is that some sort of joke? If yes, it was pretty lame. :P I'd say that it is worth it. Easier to get into your own house, and it's always available too. And maybe you don't share this view with me, but con is lots of exp at a fast rate, and exp is win. :D Oh I didn't think about the alter guild, in that case, I'll make sure to build a gilded alter instead. Thanks for reminding me, where would we be without your contribution. ;-)

BSS will be better then that book, you really will not be needing any mage bonus to kill those brothers. Their magic defense is abysmal. I would also bring a DDS to spec out Karil. Edit: I looked over once more, I know it will distract from barrowing but when you get a break you should upgrade to at least dragon gloves, the Recipe for Disaster quests isn't that hard, they are definitely worth the effort and the higher level gloves give more bang for your buck then a lot of the equipment your using, Verac's helm for example.