kwimbob

Well first you're going to have to crop it smaller, cut off all the white around it. Then go to profile and put that image link and the tags and all in the signature box. Currently I'm slaying kurask. I never have before, I've always burthorped them, but I used 200 slayer darts just because, then bought 1k broad arrows. It's a 180 assign and after killing about half I'm already at half arrows :o. When I statrted killing I got a clue after killing 4, then I went back and killed 2 more and got another clue :) . The second one was pretty good with like 2 full sets of rune, but I haven't gotten anything else good except like a rune long, 150 flax, and like 45 natures.

You can steal them from rouge's in the wilderness or buy them in the Rogue's Den (but the shop in the rouge's den has some kind of thieving skill lvl requirement I'm not sure on).

Hm... what is your situation currently? I believe that you tell the slayer master something like "How am I doing so far", and that's what gets you the offer to get an assign.

The reason that people buy them is because you can only get one in the entire game. If you lose it, and for some reason you want your gods symbol-on-a-stick back or just want the collection, you then have to buy it from someone else who is forfeiting their one mjolnir of the game. The price comes from the god symbolism or the rarity thing, not stats.

Oh, a fremennik sword? I never used one very long... maybe it is faster? (Koshi the Deathless sure used it faster though :shock: )

Actually the torag's hammers are +3 att stats better than the flail, so if you prefer the flail because of the multiple attack options or looks, it's not much of a deal breaker. If the flail's aggressive style isn't a crush style, though, the torag's hammers would be a much better choice. BTW, I edited my post up there with some information, but I got quoted too early, but it's there :oops:

Here's the article from the RS Knowledge Base: Combat - Weapon Types. If you look at the top of the page, there is a speed bar with a max of 10 squares of speed. Now, if you look through the guide you'll find the fastest melee weapons, the whip and the daggers and all, have a speed 6. You'll also notice that the slowest weapons, like 2H, halberds, and the greataxe, all have a speed of 6. I was surprised to see that the guthan spear, and all spears, are only one notch slower than daggers. But the current speed bars made me question whether or not there will ever be melee weapons slower than 3 or faster than 6? In the range sections you can see other interesting facts. Shortbows are just as fast as daggers. Knives and darts are actually faster than them at a rank 7 speed, and they're the same speed (rather than darts being faster?). The crystal bow is only 1 notch slower than them and the seercull is actually the same speed as the crystal bow, with a lower speed than the magic shortbow, whose stats is shares. The ogre bow, though, has the lowest speed at rank 2. So the question comes again as to whether or not new weapons will have speeds even slower or even faster than a rank 2 or 7? These weapon speeds are an interesting piece of information and gives these questions. I personally can't believe that the 8-10 speeds are wasted just to show how fast a cannon can possibly shoot. I'm also curious to see whether or not a weapon will ever reach a speed 1 (again assuming that it's not only there to show the cannon). One more question is: are these speeds accurate, and are there only 10 speeds, or are these slight estimates? The two weapons that bother me the most are darts and knives. We have always thought of darts as faster, but are the knives actually just as fast, or are they just squeezed into one speed category when the speeds are actually slightly off?

*Sigh* (Read the post, or at least the bolded part of the post :P ) D long, torag's hammers, Guthan's spear, and the flail are all the same speed. Of them, torag's hammers actually have the best stats (a +85 crush, +72 str), so I would go with them if they have a str training option, and I'm pretty sure they do.

Some clues, when you try to open drawers, a chest, a cabinet, etc. require keys to open them. He's talking about one of those. Check the clue in our Treasure Trail guide, if you don't mind doing so, for it's location and go try to open that thing again with the key in your inventory to get the reward/next clue.

Try plugging it into the max hit calc (even though it's possible for it to push it up 1 if it's really close, and it's usually only one str lvl's power off).

I've heard that you can often get more from barrows now. If you want a really good, constant moneymaking skill though, go for 91 RC! :D (edited the RC lvl, because I was corrected below :wink: )

Lol, random event: Burning fishstick! :lol: Just remember though, if you get an event while you're teleporting, just teleport again and the event will follow you and you won't be penalized (or at least a few events have done that with me).

No slayer training for them :P Or at least they might trade off and go with the other on every other assign. I've seen quite a few of the full dragon/white p hat couples actually. I guess it's the official super rich couple uniform :P

Oh, another reason that people get lvl 70 range is because many slayer monsters now use magic-based attacks, so you need the black d hide to fight many of them effectively.

That'd be pest control. Note that recently it became more challenging, so it's harder to get points, but you can still fight inside the game just as well for exp with the possible bonus of the points.

1) Ok, so at every tick your plant will either grow one stage bigger, or it will become sick. Both of these are obvious, and sick plants are even called "diseased ---s" when you hover your mouse over them. If plants are sick, plant cure them before the next tick or they'll die. 2) By watering your plants you ensure that they will not become diseased at the next click and will grow then, so it is advantageous. You can only water vegetables, hops, and flowers, not herbs or any trees. 3) The flowers you can leave as long as you want. If you pick them you'll get one of that flower (or more if it's woad or limpwurt, and limpwurt always gives 3) and the plant will be gone and the plot will become empty. If you just leave them, they'll stay there in their adult stage and continue to protect the designated plant and never die.

But if you train on the lessers on a p2p world remember the chance at a champion scroll :o

I still remember one time I was killing guards way back. There was this guy next to me and he just started screaming: Oh my god!!!!!! my toe!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I just spun in my chair1!!!! killed toE!!!!!!!!! It's bleeding!!!!!! Oh god!Q Woooooozy!!!!!!!! bleeding!!! My toe!!!!!!!! it's like split in half and bleeding!!! Oh god!!!!!! And I was just laughting so hard and started asking whether he should log and fix it but he just kept typing and like trying to fix it by his comp.... lol, it was odd :lol:

I would suggest a scimitar, of the best metal that you can use, for your weapon. It has the fastest speed but at the same time decent accuracy and strength. For prayer you can just keep burying bones as you kill. If you decide you want to go into just training prayer for some time you can go to the boneyard in the wilderness and bury the bones there. 43 is a great prayer level and in f2p there's really not much of a reason to beyond it. Yeah, though, those are good plans.

I believe there was a topic out there that studied all of the dharoking spots and found the best and such.

Northeast of Varrock

Verac hits through armor and through prayer when the special effect hits. Its weapon also has a crush style which is good on other players even if the special effect doesn't take action. This makes it effective in the fight pits (the one where you play against other players), the duel arena, and even the wilderness :P It gives a really good prayer bonus. Besides being good on players, it's also good on the KQ. You can fight her the whole time just using the verac armor, and it's very effective. One more use is that it can be used in the barrows just by itself because of its prayer bonus and it's power to hit through the armor of even the melee brothers. I've seen this done, but i haven't ever done it and it may only be effective for the really high lvl'd chars.

I try to :) ...So... uhhh... yeah!

That's all f2p and he's a member. I've heard of an easier method where you mine mith/coal in the dwarven mines, superheat it into bars, smith it at the anvils in the mine, and alch it and even gain money. That would be have one possiblilty if you have the lvls for a mith thing that is alchable. But for the mining/banking iron/coal just stick with the member places above that we metioned.

1.2k each, it's a good amount. You could buy 4-6 raw lobs with each one... :P