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How massive? I would also add scroll of life and cleansing to that list as well.

500 k per hour is literally the bare minimum for money makers. 1. Any of the chromatic dragons 2. Bats in the Blood Pact dungeon 3. Barrows 4. Killing black unicorns in the wildy 5. Waterfiends 6. Aviansies Just to name a few. Personally if I were you I would work on unlocking MTK if you haven't already and start using that in addition to herb farming and buying broad arrowheads/battlstaffs every day. Do that while working on Dungeoneering and by the time you have the dg rewards you want you should have enough cash to afford other things.

Momentum is only with dual wielding. For aura you should be using penance.

http://runescape.wikia.com/wiki/Pay-to-play_melee_training For the most part your question could have been answered by googling the article that I went and found for you.

Got 82 smithing today. So far it look as though the trade good totems for Ports do absolutely nothing. Myself and weathermatt still have a ways to go (I'm at almost 400 voyages, he's at like 350) but right now I'm at an 8.67% chance of trade goods of any kind while he is at 8.45%. He has 4 totems and I have zero.

*sigh* no one mentioned power armor. Responses in bold. Cheers.

What kind of gear are you looking at being able to use?

I FINALLY SUCCEEDED ON MY [bleep]ING TRIO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!111111111!!!!!!!!!1!!!!111!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Also here's a pic of my current resources... Now to power my way through smithing and crafting so that I can actually make some of this armor... Smithing first and while I'm doing it I'll be buying my battlestaffs to make crafting a little bit cheaper (planning on doing d hide shields so it's going to cost me a bit).

This It costs more but you'll save more time and money by just making the cash to afford the faster method of training. With warbands I believe you are correct. I also believe I've heard that you can now get all 3 of your warbands in 20 minutes if you're quick by switching and doing more than 1 world before the time on each camp is up.

Bring the unforged bow every time, nothing would be more frustrating than to get struggle through getting to phase 4 and then not having it just for gaining confidence. Hell I say just let yourself die a few times, dying isn't the end of the world and its very fast to get back to your grave in time (less than 2 min), just home tele to port sarim and run west to enter the lair again. If you get to 61 firemaking you can upgrade to a handcannon which would be a significant upgrade. Otherwise just get a staff of light/polypore and mage her. Bottom line is get at least a t7.5 weapon. For the 10-12 mil you should be using at least t7 armor for every slot, royal dhide sucks. I cba to find out if you can use rocktails but if you can use them.

There are lots of good mobs to camp for exp, Abyssal demons with a cannon are going to be over 350 k exp/hr. My personal favorite is KBD in max melee quick hopping for kills. You can get more than 100 kph once you get fast which ends up being over 200 k melee exp/hr with 300 crimsons and over a mil profit.

Interesting, Although i heard the charm rate is fairly lower at that location? Do dags drop majority crim and blue though? Can't be bothered with the hassle of many gold/green lol It's close to 400 crimson charms per hour last i checked. That with probably 5-10 blues. And your charming imp should eat the golds and greens for some extra exp anyways.

http://runescape.wikia.com/wiki/Demon_slayer_circlet Just because I'm a stinker. More OT to your question about which drygore they all have the same dps when using abilities. The mainhand MACE however has a massive +9 prayer bonus which I consider to be much more valueable than the fashionscape looks of the longsword or rapier. OH's all have the same dps no matter what so go with whichever is cheapest (I believe the off hand mace is atm).

Pretty much what Q said. The best thing you can do to learn the game again is to do quests and achievements. I set my personal goals around completing the Task Master achievement. You already have 90+ fishing so you could start doing Player Owned Ports, you're also only 1 level off of 90 rc which is both a req for the Occultist in Ports as well as the req for crafting the t8.5 mage armor you will eventually get from ports so I would get that first. 1. Get 90 RC (you can do this in runespan fairly quickly, expect 80-100 k exp/hr) 2. Work on as many quests as possible. 3. Work on as many achievements as possible. For money you can start farming herbs, investing into Manage Thy Kingdom, and some dailies (buying battlestaffs from zaff in varrock, buying broad arrowheads from the slayer master both of these are once per day). For the best herb to farm here's a spreadsheet showing profit per patch with each herb. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AldEhLOK6ejJdGUzRWRJaUo1LXpJU2RrYmNNVmNVT1E#gid=0 If you have questions about what any of the stuff that I mentioned is please google it or look it up in rs wiki as they already will have it typed up in a fairly decent manner. If you have questions for clarification on how or why any of those things should be done those questions those are harder to come by and most on these forums can provide some good insights that you won't find from google or rswiki themselves.

What are you talking about? :rolleyes: JK I edited my post. Thanks for the correction.

If you want to settle for average just sub nex gear for the other GWD sets (subjugation, bandos, and armadyl). Weapon downgrades would be chaotic claws, royal crossbow, and chaotic staff. Also I'm ok with the fact that Q ninja'd me. Lastly, with soul split and blood barrage you can pretty much momentum your way through bandos GWD for sure, haven't seen if Kree is doable and Sara is hard because she can enrage if you do it too much (use ice barrage instead?)

Chinning abyssal creatures or dagannoth with a cannon are both great charms as well as great range exp (300k+ for both). Waterfiends will give slight profit but I believe at least dags are better for charms overall.

With regards to your question on chaotics currently the best is dual wielding chaotic claws (until you can afford drygore of course). They have better abilities and in addition they have a 0.9% crit on each claw for a total of 1.8%.

Rudder -> Crew -> Combat Hull -> Moral Hull -> Deck -> Figurehead -> Buildings Besides the combat deck none of the ship upgrades are as big of an upgrade for the steel that a crew member is. Once they hit level 5 they are as good as your level 8-9 bowl crew and then they get you a boost of much more than the 150 that the deck upgrades give you, and the 200 boost you get from the figurehead or moral deck. Plus you'll want them maxed as fast as possible in preparation for the next ports update that may be coming soon so that you can have high success rates on the new (if there are any) voyages. Rudder is first because it makes it much easier to get two sets of voyages in per day. EDIT What is the best captain setup? I know that ideal traits are multi talented along with 3 of the 1% boosts for whatever is their best trait, but right now I have a 1 moral, 2 combat, and 2 sf captains. Is there a better combo?

Not today! Today I'm working on my car(s). I'm selling my old one to my girlfriend so i want to make sure it's in as nice a shape as possible. Mine is used but it's in great shape. Just gotta do some cosmetic stuff like treating the leather and such. In RS related news I sent out trio #3 at 70%. The highest I've sent it out at so far (afair). If all that goes well I should be done in ~6 hours and then I'll be on to do some more fishing. I'm also stocking up on broad arrowheads from the shop and battelstaffs to work on crafting/fletching for slightly cheaper. Buying them all from shop over the course of days that I run buy them is not exp waste. So far I'm up to 300 battlestaffs and 12 k broad arrowheads.

So...close... I rolled the trio today. I also rolled a 5 plate voyage so I sent that out first and I'm hoping to get another random when my ships come back tomorrow morning so that I can up my chances on the trio as far as possible. Best I can get on it right now is 73% with no random event boosters.

Extremely easy to fix. The drop rate climbs to the cap for players and then goes back down to solo rates if you go above a certain point over the cap. And I don't know how much bossing you've done but every serious PvMer I've met will tell you they would rather go in a medium to small size team rather than a mass because of lag increases and all sorts of other reasons. That's exactly why I don't want a boss where massing is the most efficient. The system of a seperate drop for every player works fine with an untradeable "side project" like the Armadyl Battlestaff, but for the big tradeable prizes, I think a single drop is a lot more practical. The system I literally just outlined encourages teams and discourages masses...did you even read it?

All of that winning. 110 k until 89...

5 Plate mission came back successful, the rest of my steel missions came back successful, scroll #29 failed. Oh well. Sent out 5 chi at 83% along with 3 steel missions. I've got 2 moral and 2 seafaring random boosts to use on trio 3 if it rolls tonight plus my oxheads are all 7+ now (last I sent it out one was level 4, and 2 were level 6). Come on trio! Will update with 89 fishing in a couple of hours.

Extremely easy to fix. The drop rate climbs to the cap for players and then goes back down to solo rates if you go above a certain point over the cap. And I don't know how much bossing you've done but every serious PvMer I've met will tell you they would rather go in a medium to small size team rather than a mass because of lag increases and all sorts of other reasons.