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I believe this update to the engine was being called rs3 by someone, so I think that's all this post is founded upon.

Actually they only messed with the grape respawn (and maybe the jugs) because that was giving insane and extremely cheap exp (200k an hour). My friend just got from like 70-73 cooking last night from it though :lol: I also find it interesting that Jagex can make an item's stock just go to 0 without making an update... maybe they're secretly doing that to some of the runes after updates to even that out :P

It wasn't an update, btw, because there hasn't been an update since the quest. Some people had problems with it while others didn't, so I'm not sure how it works....

I got a good old Aquatic Moose Ninja pic in :) . I noticed I have a brother out there (Jbsax0116) :lol: Also, I'd suggest that if the names go in the caption like that that you separate the name list into rows? EDIT: Very nice job on the tall spears going into the row above!

Yep, this is why I didn't think it was worth adding to the cooking guide (not because I wanted to keep my own little secret...). You might want to post this in General p2p so a bunch of people don't end up going there and being disappointed.

The significance of it is that somebody sent in a letter to the NPCs about the necklace that the make-over mage was wearing and Jagex then added it. They also talked about how the make-over mage's gives some of the magic powers, but how the ones that we buy are only copies without the powers. No bonuses or anything else though.

For training: Dragon scimmy. You have to do monkey madness and buy it for 100k. As a really good add-on and special attack get a dds which is around 50k. It's not good for training, with the added fact that you don't get exp from poison damage, but it's good to have, too.

1) Cooking gauntlets do not affect burning rate. If you're having trouble with burning them cook on a range rather than a fire (higher success rate with cooking). If you're still having trouble, cook them on the lumby range, using the Chest in the basement to bank (even more successful rate on the range at Lumbridge). 2) The gnome tree teleport is probably the closest, but the Adourgne teleport is almost the same distance. You'll always have to run around the Gnome Stronghold, though, because that boat is the only way to get there.

Here's an idea: Make a new account. Add every clan member to the freindslist. Then if you go to high scores checking for friend's scores, you'll have it right there. You could even name your char the name of of your clan + scores or whatever.

The gave southwest of the grand tree has a guy that will teleport you.

To solve that problem you should edit the first post if you think of something right after you post it and no one else has posted.

If you get a halberd you could do anything you want pretty much.

Go on the RS forums with a "Tree Seed Sale! (+ extras)" and you'll get tons of buyers coming. You can sell the tree seeds and any high lvl herbs you think people would buy. State your firm prices and you will get buyers on all of them because trees are the only way to get lvls in farming, and herbs are the only way they can profit and get more tree seeds.

Well... all tree seeds are from bird nests. You get bird nests either as a really rare random event of chopping trees, or you can get bird nests by killing the giant mole and trading his hides/claws for bird nests. Bird nests from trees have either an unenchanted ring, a birds egg (which has no purpose now), or a a tree seed while the mole's nests can also either be empty or have just vegetable or herb seeds in them. The mole's nests are much more reliable and possible to get in bulk, but again have a smaller chance of getting the seeds. Yew seeds can sell for up to 100k while magic seeds can sell up to 200k. Palm tree seeds also can sell 100k.

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Ranarrs, other high herb seeds, and all tree seeds. Wood trees are worth more, but fruit trees also sell for good money and the higher lvl of the seed the more they're worth because it's all about exp with the trees, not what fruit they grow.

I had that too, in fact I restarted my comp thinking it was me :oops: . Okeydokes, but my question is that since you have that picture do you also have the item to check its name, or was it just somebody else's picture?

Well... the guthan or whatever that you buy will help you train and all, but it won't gain money by just sitting in the bank. If you buy armor you could consider buying verac to do kq, or you could buy guthan so that you can train so taht you can better fight and earn money through combat. It's your choice whether or not you want to be active with combat/slayer or whatever.

Um... you made 5 topics... we'll stick with this one. I'm really not sure what it is, though....

You find the crab claws and shells during (or after you have complete) Pirate Pete's section of the Recipe for Disaster quest. Here are the enemies that you get them from: 19, [urlhttp]21[/url]. If you use a chisel on the crab claw it becomes a crab glove thing for one hand and if you chisel the shell it becomes that helmet you saw. Note that the chiseling can possibly fail and break the crab parts, though.

The b axe is better for higher lvled people. The lower levels will just miss and then they'll have to wait that whole extended period to be able to hit again. Higher lvled people (mainly with higher attack) can take advantage of the b axes' att bonus along with theirs and can hit pretty often, then can use its str bonus too.

Check out the link I gave you, but just look at that whole page. To get the tickets that buy those prizes your team has to either win, which gives 2 tickets, or tie, which gives 1 ticket.

The armor you're talking about is Ceril's armor from The Hazeel Cult quest. What these people are actually wearing is armor from the Castle Wars mini-game which looks similar to it.

Saradomin Armor is decorated rune armor which has a white trim with a saradomin symbol. It has the same stats as rune, though. The armor is from lvl 3 treasure trails if you're lucky enough to get it, because it is quite rare. Treasure trails are member, but the armor is then tradeable also in non-member.