Mythrandir

I have 11 miths to kill do you think i could do that in one trip or will it take 2-3? If you bring a tort, you should be able to do it in one. If you bring a terrorbird, it will take two.

I agree. I wouldn't be surprised if you had to complete the Temple at Senntisten Quest

No, red zamorak robes are just listed as zamorak robes. The ones from treasure trails are listed as top and legs

http://www.tip.it/runescape/?page=waterfiends.htm

http://runescape.wikia.com/wiki/Calculators/Miscellania

Garden: 375K 1 Magic Trees - 50K 1 Dungeon entrance – 325K Parlour: 455K 1 Opulent Rug – 130K 1 Marble Fireplace – 325K Kitchen: 260K 1 Teak Shelves 2 Dining Room: 2325K 1 Marble Fireplace – 325K 1 Opulent Table – 1170K 1 Gilded Bench – 520K 1 Posh Bell Pull – 130K 1 Gilded Decoration – 260K Workshop: Negligible Bedroom: 1105K 1 Opulent Rug – 130K 1 Marble Fireplace – 325K 1 Gilded 4 Poster – 260K 1 Gilded Dresser – 130K 1 Gilded Clock – 130K 1 Gilded Wardrobe – 130K Skill Hall: 2665K 1 Opulent Rug – 130K 1 Marble Spiral – 2275K 1 KQ Head – 260K Combat Room: 260K 1 Gilded Decoration – 260K Games Room: 1430K 1 Mahogany Prize Chest – 130K 1 Marble Attack Stone – 1300K Quest Hall: 2405K 1 Opulent Rug – 130K 1 Marble Spiral – 2275K Menagerie: 1500K 1 Polar Habitat – 45K 1 Desecrated Pet House – 975K 1 Mahogany Pet Feeder – 130K 1 Mini Obelisk – 350K Study: 1040K 1 Larger Orrery – 650K 1 Mahogany Eagle Lectern – 130K 1 Crystal of Power – 260K Costume Room: 1300K 1 Marble Wardrobe – 325K 1 Magical Cape Rack – 975K Chapel: 3185K 1 Gilded Altar – 1170K 1 Large Statues – 975K 1 Icon of Bob – 260K 1 Marble Burners – 650K 1 Opulent Rug – 130K Portal Chamber: 4225K 3 Marble Portal – 2925K 1 Scrying Pool – 1300K Formal Garden: 3675 1 Posh Fountain – 975K 1 Marble Wall – 2600K 1 Tall Box Hedge – 100K Now we get to the good stuff Throne Room: 28535K 1 Demonic Throne – 24375K 1 Greater Magic Cage – 3900K 1 Gilded Decoration – 260K Ouilette: 5125K 1 Hellhound – 5000K 1 Flame Pit – 125K Dungeon: 14655 1 Marble Spiral – 2275K 1 Iron Dragon – 7500K 1 Superior Pit Trap – 850K 1 Opulent Rug – 130K 3 Marble Door – 3900K Treasure Room: 14875K 1 Steel Dragon – 10000K 3 Marble Door – 3900K 1 Magic Chest – 975K Multiply those by how many you want of each to get your answer. If someone could also confirm how dungeon rooms work (i.e. how many doors in each, esp. with a staircase) I would appreciate it. Note that I did not factor in the cause of building each room, nor did I include the cost of items such as mahogany planks, etc.

I will now spend the next hour figuring out how much this will cost. Why? That's one question I can't answer.

This is what I'm doing right now. Clean Harralanders and chocolate dust buy immediately for med. Granted, they are a bit slower than other pots, but ranarr is already climbing back up and other options are significantly more expensive. Plus, unlike other pots where you need to sell the product to buy more supplies, energy pots have almost no resale value, so you don't have to worry about selling them.

Titans are nice and all, but really you're going to be using a bunyip for most of the time and a BOB for the rest. On the tasks where the monster is weak enough that you don't need a yip to heal, the titan usually doesn't even attack the monster until it's already dead. However, you're going to want to get summoning up sometime to get to 88 in the long run (and above), so you might as well use your charms when it's convenient.

Thanks for the explanations guys; I had forgotten all about the void mace. As a follow up question, would I be better off using Claws or fire wave with a staff of light at mithril dragons?

I've been noticing that most people seem to use Claws of Guthix rather than Flames of Zamorak. It was my understanding that since COG lowers defense and FOZ lowers magic, the latter causes more damage. Could someone please explain why most people use claws?

No, the workers work even when you are f2p. Unfortunately, your favor will run out, which means when it gets to zero they will no longer work.

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I'd put a spoiler on that for people who want to solve it themselves since your title doesn't say it has the solution.

Fury/Stole Battle Hood Battle Robe Top Battle Robe Bottom SW Cape Infinity Boots Arcane Shield/Unholy Book Barrows Gloves Staff of Light

Graahks, Kyatts, Steel Titans, War Tortoises, and Spirit Wolves.

Thanks for the advice and info from everyone. I guess I'll just buy the shards.

Could anyone tell me what some of the best pouches are for trading to Bogrog for shards? I'm 81 summoning right now.

That's because it's a bit of an exaggeration. Assuming all five patches survive and yield seven herbs each time, you get 8875 xp per run. Now, if we further assume that your herbs grow exactly in 75 minutes, and you arrive at precisely 75 minute intervals at each one and plant your next seed instantaneously, it would require 11.2 herbs runs per day over a period 14 hours to get said 100k xp. Maybe some people can do that, but I wouldn't throw that figure around as what you get each day. EDIT: This is all with Torstol

Please don't use air blast; use slayer dart. Other than that, I think two chests per trip is a tad unreasonable at your stats. You probably could get it with great food, but it would be much more economical to home tele each time

If he is going to be using the spells on dragons, he would have to use fire spells. The other spell types suck on metals. This is true. However, as stated in the very first line of the very first post, he is not using the spells on dragons, but rather on giant spiders. Honestly, I would just do air surge. Chaos gauntlets are great and all if you're looking for some cheap exp, but with 91 mage you're about 40 steps above that kind of style.

Attack: Armoured Zombies with salve amulet (e) under the chaos altar. The (e) on the salve amulet comes from completing Tarn's lair [http://www.tip.it/runescape/?page=tarns_lair.htm] and enchanting your salve amulet, increasing its bonuses to +20% attack and strength rather than +15%. You also will want to wear prayer boosting gear such as prossy and a helm of neitiznot. There's a lot of guides on armoured zombies if you want more information. Another option would be to do Zombie Monkeys on Ape Atoll. It's a bit less crowded, but you will be losing money that you spend on prayer pots. Prayer: D bones are really the only way to go, unless you want to buy frost d bones. A gilded altar gives you 350% of the exp you would normally get for burying them. You can build them in your house at level 69, using tea and a crystal saw to boost up to 75. Note that you need to use marrentil tar on the burners by your altar each time to receive the bonus exp. Alternatively, check the forums for people with open houses who will let you use their altars. Ranged: If you have a decent income I would definitely recommend chinning, as the cost of chins will be far smaller than the extra time you spend using slower methods.

Cheers. Where is the lever? In Edgeville it is in the ruined building south of the bank (where the two yew trees are). It's in the northeastern "room" on the south end of the west wall. In Ardougne it is in the small building just to the north side of the gate between east and west Ardougne. Don't forget to bring a knife or weapon with a slash attack to cut through the spider webs

No, be prepared to lose almost all the money you spend on runes

If you really are just going for the fastest xp, I would go zombie monkeys.