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Out of interest, is BSS really worth taking to BH/PVP? It seems like alot of money to lose for something that isn't THAT useful, especially as it protects over most decent K0 weapons. As to smoke barrage being underrated, whenever I used it it has splashed, on the other hand shadow barrage never seems to splash for me. Barrage accuracy goes like this: Smoke* > Ice > Shadow > Blood Smoke barrage will hit in a chain if it hits once... meaning if you splash, it'll keep splashing for a while. If you hit, it'll keep hitting. Back when staking was around, I won several stakes via 4-hitting them with smoke barrage (or hitting them 5+ times in a row)

I'm 70 and I still get 1 :P

What prayer level do you need for the holy wrench to start giving you an extra 2 prayer points per dose, rather than just 1?

you can also join suspected-friends' clan chats and if a smiley or any other symbol appears next to your name, then you're on their friends list.

my best friend died 2 days after choosing not to promote that chainletter :cry: RIP steve

Instant messenger if they're more than just acquaintances Facebook if they're close friends

your stats are fine. just emphasize prayer when selecting your gear to compensate for your low prayer lvl

I only use mine for GW, which I haven't visited since like July >_> I should probably sell mine too...

Jagex already stated how the ring of wealth works... basically when you kill a monster, two wheels are spun. The first wheel represents the rarity of the drop, and the second wheel represents items categorized by the first wheel. For example, if the first wheel lands on "rare" at GW, then the second wheel will roll and it can land on D med, GS shard, hilt, etc. The ring of wealth increases the chance of getting a rarer drop on the second wheel. So, the ring of wealth doesn't increase your chances of getting a rare item; rather, it increases your chances of getting a valuable rare item (i.e. hilt instead of shard). source: http://www.runescape.com/kbase/viewarti ... cle_id=375

Since it's my lowest skill I wanted to get it to 70 for schmidts and giggles. Should I do oak larders or mahogany tables? I've got 30M so I can afford mahogany but I'm still very frugal. What's the XP/hour and cost for both methods?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oYp4ciERFPw Humidify is terrible I never got to use the new plank make... it was like 90k an hour when I used it since you had to click thru menu options so I never used it. I used string amulet but since everybody knows about that now, I think it's much harder to get the resources for it. I'd go ahead and try out plank make or kill rock lobs if you can afford it. If you manage to get 99 via rock lobs, you'll end up getting insane defence, hp, and summoning xp along the way too.

[hide=]C D B C A B D C C A E C B D B A A E D D[/hide] I think that's right...

Tell him to come back in 3 years >_>

Back off buddy. Easy there, bro-dude-man-guy! :ohnoes:

I think addy arrows are the most efficient... like 2.8gp/XP and 450k XP per hour or something

While all the updates look "better," I still always prefer the original RS2 graphics before all the graphical updates. The new graphics look too childish and awkward to me. Then again, I'm just nostalgic EDIT: Yeah, this is exactly the kind of weird-[wagon] [cabbage] that I'm talking about lol

The reason nobody uses that spot is because the aviansies in there have double the hp ;) Took me a while to figure that one out, unfortunately.

Archer ring... honestly, I've never had ANY rare drops w/ a ROW. Whenever I use a combat ring rare drops flock to me lol. I've gotten several dragon drops from the Tormented Demons, God Wars bosses, Dagannoth Kings, and KQ all w/o the ROW. Needless to say those aren't really slayer monsters, but my point still stands... sorta.

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Artemis, different people have different preferences. Some people may excel at using the hally method, while others excel using a godsword. While you say your method is "perfect" for you, other people may be more efficient than you using other methods. If you want to improve your guide, you don't necessarily have to replace all of your setups. Rather, just include the aforementioned methods by other people who are critiquing your guide. When I wrote my original Fight Caves guide, it was advocating a method in which Guthans was not used. I always found it easier to do it w/o Guthans, though some people thought otherwise. When I overhauled my guide, I changed it such that it included both the Guthan method and the method w/o Guthans. That way it gives people more flexibility, depending on their preferences. Similarly, the end result should be the primary focus. In the Fight Caves, your primary goal is to get the fire cape. You shouldn't be worried about which setup uses the least amount of resources or gets to Jad the quickest. Rather, you're focusing on what setup makes obtaining a fire cape the easiest. Thus, when it comes to the TDs, as long as someone is able to kill the demons in a decent amount of time while minimizing resources, there's really nothing to complain about. While experimenting with dozens of different locations, methods, and setups, I've obtained over 100M in loot. I still haven't found my perfect setup yet, but am I complaining? Of course not. :)

You can't bring familiars into agility courses... use baskets of strawberries and super energies. make sure your weight is at most 0kg.

Defender Highest-level combat familiar you have

Thanks... that's unfortunate haha

Do the invisible boosts from familiars act in the same way as visible boosts? Like, if I'm 65 firemaking but use the +10 invisible boost from a lava titan, will I be able to burn magic logs (75 firemaking)? Also, do they stack with visible boosts?

Thanks for your input... I don't think I'll be doing the seers diary any time soon (I've done all the other diaries btw lol)