Arceus
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For a ring, one possibility would be the Asylum surgeon's ring. This is a reward from completing the Broken Home quest and some post-quest stuff. You will need a guide and some time to earn it but it should not be that difficult on the scale of things and is good for all combat classes. Short of spending a phenomenal amount of money or going deep into Player-owned Ports, I believe it is the best you can do. Another option is imbued rings from Mobilising armies if you are willing to go through that. You can actually buy it with a new minigame currency called Thaler, so you may not have to go through the pain of finding someone and playing MA to do it. Regarding amulets, again without spending a large amount of money there are several good options. Saradomin's hiss/whisper/murmur offer bonuses in magic/melee/ranged, respectively. If you have dungeoneering tokens to burn you can upgrade them for 100K to increase the bonus from +36 to +44 in the aligned style by purchasing a chaotic remnant from the rewards shop. A fury amulet (or trimmed fury) offers almost equally high stats uniformly across all three combat classes. The Dragon rider amulet, available as a quest reward from One of a Kind provides a substantial prayer bonus if that interests you, and costs 500K to replace if you lose it. There is also the Demon horn necklace, which will work in conjunction with a Bonecrusher to restore Prayer points in front of your very eyes as you slay monsters (that drop appropriate bones, including frosties). The drawback is that it doesn't have any offensive bonuses, unlike other necklaces. In terms of what to prioritize with Dungeoneering tokens, there are several useful purchases you can make. Assuming you did not spend any tokens thus far, 85 Dungeoneering comes out to around 325K tokens. You mentioned that you are not yet maxed on Summoning and Prayer, so the Charming Imp (auto-picks up charms) and Bonecrusher will indeed be useful to you especially if you plan to do Slayer. You can put the Bonecrusher on your toolbelt, and the Charmping Imp as well if you pay 500 Slayer points for the privilege, which is an option but not necessary worthwhile. It does only take up one inventory space after all. Herbicide, scroll of life/cleansing/efficiency are good quality of life purchases that are relatively cheap and might benefit you later on, so I would recommend you pick up those if you have any interest in their respective skills (Farming/Herblore/Smithing). As for the cost of all these: Charming Imp - 100K Bonecrusher - 34K Herbicide - 34K Scroll of Cleansing - 20K Scroll of Efficiency - 20K Scroll of Life - 10K Total - 218K, with ~100K leftover for chaotic remant/off-hand chaotic crossbow/whatever else you might feel like buying. Frost dragons are most infamous for their frost dragon bone drops, and the rest of them can be worth substantially less. You probably won't make a whole lot of cash if you camp there and bonecrush all the bones, but if that's your thing in terms of training prayer, that would be an option. You could also sell frost dragon bones, buy dragon bones instead, and run them to a PoH altar, the more traditional way of training. I am not sure that one way is substantially more efficient than the other. If you had Soul Split, Turmoil, and Demon horn that would be enough to keep you healed up if you're going to camp frosties. But for now, probably bring a Saradomin godsword, make sure it has its active special healing ability rather than passive, paired with the asylum surgeon ring I mentioned earlier (it has a passive that will decrease the cost on random occasions), and fire that off whenever you need more life points and prayer. I'm not sure how it all works out so you might want to bring food/prayer potions your first couple times and adjust based on how much damage you're taking and what you feel you need. And of course, bringing potions and such costs money but can increase your efficiency. Have fun training!
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Reset when you can no longer do a higher floor. The highest floor you can do is your dg level divided by 2 rounded up. For level 35, this would be 35/2 = 17.5 -> 18. As you level up more, you will unlock higher floors, but you need to do your highest accessible floor for it to show up. For example, if only 1-17 are showing up for you, when you complete floor 17, you should subsequently unlock floor 18. Floors can be done a lot faster than what you mentioned, but don't worry, it took me those kind of times when I started too :P. You should try and take advantage of using your group gatestone and gatestone as well, as they can save you time when you need to go get a key, then come back to open that door again. Rushing is up to you. Personally I rushed floors and found it to be more efficient in xp gain in the long run, but opening a few more quick rooms won't hurt either.
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22,754. Sounds good, hope you get a good bonus! :)
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Definitely invest in a membership. If you don't want to spend real life cash on it, you can buy an in-game item called a bond for ~10M and it will grant you 14 days of membership. I'd recommend you get a subscription for now though and not worry about it. Slayer and questing can unlock a few good monsters to slay for money - for example glacors from Ritual of the Mahajarrt, Roriarus at 92 Slayer, etc. For the immediate future you probably want to try frost dragons, since you can readily kill them fresh off of 85 Dungeoneering, and they are decent steady money. Bossing will make you more, but you may need higher level armor for it. Chaotics are still good, but other weapons are more powerful (and often, much more expensive). The least expensive of the batch would be drgyores, which are dual-handed melee weapons, and the strongest of that class in the game. With the amount of money you have I would recommend you buy a set of drygores (any of them is fine), full bandos/armadyl/subjugation, use rcb/darkbow/other c'bows (i.e. Armadyl + offhand chaotic crossbow) for Ranged, or Virtus wand/book / Armadyl battlestaff /Staff of Light for magic. You can essentially pick two combat classes and do pretty well, preferably ranged to support melee (which is weak to magic) if you go that route. It's also worth noting that you can gain access to attuned crystal weaponry by completing the quest Plague's End. That's by no means an easy task, but those weapons essentially replace (and are even slightly better than) chaotics because they give you a chance to hit extra proportional to your Agility level.
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Hello, and welcome to TIF! For your level that experience sounds about accurate, actually. As you level up more, experience will pick up quite rapidly. In terms of prestige, you want to check off each floor exactly once, then reset and repeat all over again. You can do the floors in any order you want, but say increasing order may be more convenient. Make sure you do every floor before resetting though, or you'll miss out on a good chunk of experience for the whole next run of floors. If you want to increase your experience per floor, you can open all the doors and kill everything in sight, but neither of these (and particularly the latter) do not really increase your experience/hr rate. When you get to higher Dungeoneering levels, you can also do medium floors for better XP on your highest floors, but since you are (I assume) new to Dungeoneering, sticking to small floors is probably best for the time being. In addition, you might want to check out a Distraction and Diversion by the name of Sinkholes which can help you out with Dungeoneering XP a couple times a day. Hopefully that helps :).
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I did the same before finding out that it was actually pretty interesting. I'd go as far as to say enjoyable, if not for the fact that 'objectively wrong about basic science' would be a vast improvement for a lot of politicians. It's been so entertaining this season that you would be missing out by not following it :lol:.
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How does it hurt low income families or first nations when they can get photo id for free? Once again: It is completely reasonable to expect people to be able to prove they are who they say they are when carrying out an important civic duty. No one complains about having to provide ID to buy alcohol, but ask people to do it to vote, and shit hits the fan? Ridiculous. Because for a low-income family with both parents working hard to try to provide even food to eat for dinner, "Let me go out today and get a photo ID!" is very low on the list of priorities. And even if you do, it's not exactly the easiest thing to get done. It's also funny how advocates can't manage to find any cases of voter fraud, if it were that big of an issue...
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I feel like it would be a major issue with (the USA's current) two party system. Things are very different when you get two choices instead of an indefinite number - for example as I understand it, even if you win a small percentage of the votes as a party in some of these systems, you still get x % of the seats in the parliamentary body.
