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Chaotic weps, STATS ARE AWESOME! :) 88 Summoning; so helpful! Summoning is generally a helpful skill. Herblore - same as chaotic weps - awesome boost! Those 3 would I mainly focus on. Dragon claws are nice, too. :)

LMAO guys, look at my adventurer's log signature! (Sep 27)

As requested.

I was wondering about this, what sort of defence level/bonus do you need to tank their melee attacks? Is it worth switching to v skirt + bss (instead of chaps + defender) for that? Well, you can just flick soul split on when you hit and quickly switch it back to protect from melee. This also works with the other styles, but requires much concentration. Personally, I'd use dragonhide (Karil's is good, but unnecessary if you're pro at switching). Defender if using cls, rapier or whip, deflector if using void and nothing if using 2-handed weapons e.g. godswords and the chaotic maul.

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Thank you. :)

Hey guys, I was wondering what herb I should farm for most profit... I'm currently 70 farming. I use magic secateurs and supercompost. I've always farmed toadflax, but doubt they're the most profitable herb to farm as of today. So, most profitable herb to farm at 70 farming? Thanks :thumbsup:

It is the most efficient spot. But if you're new to tormented demons, it may be hard to lure the demons there and the southern spot would probably be easier to handle... i.e. initially, though.

^ That's what I'm talking about. I already knew this, but thanks for providing a written version of this. :) Again, thank you. :thumbsup:

Sorry, I messed the quotation up :/ The post about spots was meant for Quyneax.

Feedback as in the usefulness of the tips provided, possibly corrections. And also, do you have other simple-to-explain ones?

Regarding most efficient spots: especially when being new to tormented demons, single-spawning is a good way to get used to them; it's also less stressful. For max efficiency, however, multi-spawning should be considered so you don't have to wait for other demons to spawn. For single-spawning, I'd recommend the south spot. For multi-spawning, probably the north (could depend on the familiar, too). If you aren't yet ready to begin multi-spawning, I'd recommend using crowded worlds (worlds with a high population) as tormented demons will spawn at a quicker rate. This, however, is not necessary if multi-spawning. :)

'On how to lure.'; it's only 1 spot. Different familiars mean different spots, e.g. the south spot for 'safespot-ranging', so therefore, only sometimes. Good point, though.

I'm aware of this. This is probably because of the different spots to kill them at and that there are 6 of them. #-o Anyways, could you please give some feedback? ;)

I know, but his guide only supports 1 familiar: the steel titan. I can easily say that most people going to tormented demons don't have 99 Summoning. :shame: Besides, he didn't include many tips, unfortunately (with the exception of where to place your titan).

you really shouldn't go to youtube for guides >_< Fallacious; both YouTube and forums (like these) have good guides. People are just generally unaware of tips at tormented demons, I suppose. Please give feedback, though? :)

I'm aware of this, hence my summoning level. :)

Hi guys, I've been doing tormented demons ever since I completed While Guthix Sleeps and made over 200M there. I spend lots of time on YouTube watching RuneScape videos, including tormented demons, and realized that most, if not currently all, tormented demon guides fail, to put it bluntly. Therefore, I'm considering making my own tormented demon guide providing good tips, tricks, equipment, summoning choices, etc. Once you get used to tormented demons, increase your efficiency by using these tips: XP-counter for weapon switching (switch weapons once you've gained approximately 165 XP through ranging or using melee, preferably). F-keys (for quick switching of both equipment and prayers); putting weapons certain places in the inventory includes for maximum efficiency. Luring; preventing other demons to get onto you and how to deal with them in certain situations. To look at the chat-box to know when to switch from your darklight to primary weapon(s) (you'll get a notification). How logging in and out affects attention and boosts (plus house mode). Healing using soul split flicking (particularly good if using overloads and/or steel titan). How to respond in emergency-situations and to death. Calling familiars the right times (complex, further details might be provided). So, before actually making a video-guide, could you guys add some tips?

Get construction. 1) Fast 2) Might need it later for gilded altar, anyways. :) 3) Might need it for teleportation portals to places such as Kharyrll (Canifis), Varrock, etc. I personally find smithing pretty useless as you can buy almost anything that can be smithed...

Non-topic question: What's best for dks? Cls or rapier?

Once you get good at them, you can do them in like 15-25 minutes. Rewards vary, but I'd do them purely for the potential. If I were you, I'd not do level 3 ones. Average? No idea. Would estimate around 1M; but as previously mentioned, I'd do them for the potential and the rarity. Have fun :) - Rune Scape's not all about efficiency, you know? It's just a game. Additionally, you can receive god bows and fury kits which are worth over 100M 'street'.

When having 'bunyip' tasks, an amulet of strength and a rune defender will beat a dragonfire shield + fury amulet combined (1,000 gp vs. 50,000,000 gp). 15+ Strength bonus (10 + 5) 15+ Strength bonus (7 + 8) Amulet of fury (+10 attack bonus) Rune defender (~19, varies depending on attack style) So, usually, 1k > 50m when excluding defender and prayer. How interesting, right?

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Besides fighting targets, what other kinds of pking is profitable? To those things you mention, could you please explain the method/give tips? :P Also, I've heard fighting in monks, scim + dds in PvP +0 gets you unusual good drops, is this true? The PvP system's been nerfed so often now, so I don't know. :/ Thanks