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Results in a maximum gain of 68,8k agility exp per hour! Can someone check if someone could fill up the hours of doing a skill (e.g. Drumgun with smithing R2H/Legs to 200m) to reach 200m agility losslessy?

New Divine Location. Will make a list of the new ones: Crayfish - lvl 1 - 5 Pale energy; 20 Raw crayfishHerring - lvl 11 - 15 Flickering energy; 20 Raw herringTrout - lvl 20 - 15 Bright energy; 20 Raw troutSalmon - lvl 30 - 45 Glowing energy; 20 Raw salmonLobster - lvl 41 - 70 Sparkling energy; 20 Raw lobsterSwordfish - lvl 53 - 70 Gleaming energy; 20 Raw swordfish Shark - lvl 79 - 60 Lustrous energy; 20 Raw sharkCavefish - lvl 89 - 70 Radiant energy; 15 Raw cavefishRocktail - lvl 91 - 80 Luminous energy; 10 Raw rocktail

Fate of the GodsZaros returns in RuneScape's latest Grandmaster quest, with lore galore, otherworldly excursions, fierce combat, rewards to earn, and secrets to uncover. Speak to Azzanadra, south of the Eagles' Peak lodestone, and you'll embark on a cross-world odyssey to Freneskae - birthplace of the Mahjarrat. There, you'll uncover the entire history of Zaros - one of RuneScape's most powerful and enigmatic entities - from his birth right up until the present day. You'll find answers to some of the biggest questions in RuneScape's history, battle powerful foes and explore a perilous, alien landscape. Also, the decisions you make during the quest will directly affect Zaros's fate. Will you help him to return, or seek to hinder him? Fate of the Gods is a real treat for seasoned lore fans. Skill requirements are high, and there's a bundle of recommended quests, which will grant you additional rewards as well as giving further context to the quest's events. It's fully voice-acted too, so be sure to turn up your speakers or plug in your headphones when you play. Your reward will be swathes of XP in Magic, Divination, Slayer, Agility and Summoning, plus permanent access to Freneskae, where you'll find high-level combat and extra content after the quest is complete. There are additional XP lamps, a new teleport and two new cosmetic overrides to earn for completing the recommended quests and finding everything hidden in Freneskae. The Empty Lord returns. Decide where you stand, because Gielinor will never be the same! Mod Rowley and the RuneScape Team How to start Fate of the Gods: Speak to Azzanadra, south of the Eagles' Peak lodestone. Requirements: You must be a RuneScape member.73 Agility75 Divination79 Magic76 Slayer67 SummoningYou must be able to combat multiple level 160 opponents over several waves. Bring equipment that'll help you last - a beast of burden familiar would be useful.Recommended: Completing the following quests will earn you additional rewards, which can be claimed after repeating Fate of the Gods: The Firemaker's CurseRitual of the MahjarratThe Temple at SenntistenThe World WakesCompleting the Mahjarrat Memories miniquest will grant you an item that may make it slightly safer to explore Freneskae, and will help you uncover an XP-giving secret. In Other News We've released a new type of divine location: fishing bubbles! These are suitable for a full range of Divination and Fishing levels, and require no bait to use - only an appropriate fishing rod in your tool belt. [spoiler=Patch Notes] Graphical: The correct woodcutting animation is now played when a player chops a tree with the scorching axe override active.The Armadyl's Tower text on the world map has been removed.Varrock guards' waists no longer stretch in combat or during death. The Airut icon in the Slayer Skill Advance Guide has been updated. The Investigator's notebook title text is now aligned correctly.Quests, Challenges and Achievements: A spelling error in Wartface and Bentnose's dialogue in Recipe for Disaster has been corrected. A typo in Kharshai's dialogue has been fixed. The Fremennik Achievement Diary task 'Totally Livid' now has the correct requirements listed. Other: Players may now toggle their public chat off. Bandos, Armadyl and Zaros croziers now correctly count as two handed weapons. Croziers have had their combat stats removed and their Prayer bonuses made consistent.Clan avatars will no longer disappear when teleporting from a Player-Owned House. Players can no longer attack the Giant Mole from the far side of the agility shortcuts of the chamber it is currently in.The Giant Mole will now correctly advance the fight when a familiar deals the most damage to it.A punctuation error in the dialogue for the Guardian Mummy from Pyramid Plunder has been fixed. Duncan, the Ports Navigator, now takes the player to the correct interface when discussing Forgotten Scrolls. The duplicated confirm option in Yrsa's shoe shop has been fixed. Lightning staves no longer have an Attack requirement as they cannot be used in Melee combat. An issue with the Borrowed Power spell requiring the player to carry excess runes to cast High Level Alchemy has been corrected. Enemies in the God Wars Dungeon no longer stay at 0 lifepoints without dying when they drop warpriest armour.A selection of Clan keywords have been added based upon player requests.Ninja Fixes: The Dark Magic aura has been made significantly more powerful.The elements in the 'Featured' tab are now spread evenly within the interface to look more aesthetically pleasing. Dreadnips can now run.The familiar buff timer now updates after renewing a familiar, instead of waiting until the original one had expired. Chaos gauntlets now give a 10% damage boost to bolt spells when worn. There is now a warning message before sending scroll missions in a Player-Owned Port when a player already owns all four pieces. Pets can no longer be taken into the Big Chinchompa minigame. It is now possible to enable and disable audio settings using keybinds. Players can now home teleport to various lodestones by using keybinds.

I would also advice you to train your Dungeoneering. The skill itself involves a lot of PvM. The way I see it, it helps you understanding how to kill monsters as fast and efficiently as possible as you would want fast floors for faster training. It will help you understanding the use of abilities and the like. What is helpful is that the gear provided in the Dungeons are free and only limit by your levels. As you aren't maxed combat yet, this isn't a problem as someone could easily smith you the required gear. This will allow you to eventually purchase Chaotic weaponry and once you obtain 85 Dungeoneering, you can enter the lair where the Frost Dragons reside. An excellent source of money with the bones they drop. Also their secondary drops are pretty valuable enough as they stack. However as you do not have a Yak yet, these are limited as most of the times the bones will be worth more then the stacked drops. There are a few exceptions though: Rune Longsword: Worth more then 1 Dragon Bone, isn't noted however!Rune Arrows: If you are not ranging, these can go in your quiver slot.Water Talisman: Noted and are dropped per 2. As a result are worth more than 1 Dragon Bone.Grimy Dwarf/Lanta: If you get 2 of these as drop, they are worth more than 1 Dragon Bone, if inventory is running full and only got 1 of these, drop them.Adamant Bars: Are dropped uncommonly, but almost always worth it to pick up.Spirits: This is personal choice, they are a rare drop but are the equivalent of 10/20/30 charms at an activation rate of 10/20/30 percentages.Effigy: Speaks for itself.Visage: Idem ditto.It is preferred to have Super Anti-fire potions by the time you reach this, but can be a very steady source of income to increase your overall wealth. It is also my favourite source of income. You might as well go for the options above this post. But all in all, you need to remember it is a long road to get to maxed PvM stats and patience is required to reach this :). May the odds be ever in your favour!

Gotta snipe a few people first, and get your name recognized.. then they will be out for revenge. Doesn't really work, I have sniped quite a bunch of people, never get sniped back. Might be because I am an odd-worlder.

Even with 1 activation/minute, it is still 51600 exp/h without bonus or 103200 including bonus.

I never got that message =C That's what you get for first day AND first kill drop... Congratulations on that cuty though =3!

He was o.O? If so then disregard my post above ="D?

That's you first mistake: assuming I am a guy ="D! Second to all: even though I asked you, I am fine with anyone giving me a guideline. That is all they actually are, isn't it? Third: Do not be a self-righteousness God. We all know what happend to Lucien :) Fourth and last thing: These calculators cannot be at copyright. It never has been registered, nor have you posted anything before about copyright! And besides, you cannot copyright something where many people have worked together to create it!

So about 5-6 months?

Gemeos, could you give us a new ETA on Drumgun achieving 200m in all skills now that Agility has been marginalized?

oh god disgusting lol. Wait where is this poll. But I think favorite year probably has a lot to do with what times you had the most time to enjoy the game most. A lot of people are nostalgic about 2005-2007 which was ok but still didn't have the best game play ever and had some bad elements too as well as good but a lot of people had a childlike attachment to the game there and there was more socialization around it - not as much shame to tell your friends about runescape then. 2008-2009 saw a lot of positive gameplay updates to skills and the ge and tradelimit update the Ge was overall positive but made people not have to rely on others as much and the tradelimit made lots of pkers and merchants quit the community was super split and upset about this update, also at this time many people were growing out of runescape and started playing Wow/other games/ just moving on. 2010 saw dungeoneering, kuradels and icestrykes and for me 2010-2011 was the funnest in RS. Effigies came and were the first instance of free exp. While a lot of hardcore people hated effigies it gave maxed players and people close to maxing hope for more exp gains and probably started a lot of peoples wants for more exp past 99 besides the top of the highscore list. Dungeoneering gave more people reason to max and with its level 120 made people join in groups longer to train the skill - if this skill only went to 99 most would probably not get the chance to really enjoy it It created real high level enjoyable content that wasn't just bosses. Then came Sof and the nerfing of effigies- here we set the precedent that rs was pay 2 win and it was really rediculous they made updates and promotions to sof and Solomon store slowly and people against it slowly quit as well. Eoc came and some people really liked it but a lot of people didn't like it at all and the people that didn't like it quit. Then they added 2007 scape and it showed that alot of people still had the addiction/attachment to runescape but didn't like the direction it was going at all. But yeah I think overall people just grew up- had less time time to play throughout the years and rs went through distinct generations and people that start now didn't see the good and the bad. Peoples favorite year of scape will be the one they had the most enjoyment - probably from the time they knew the game enough to like it but not enough that they didnt have anything to do. I vote 2010 -pre sof 2011. [/hide] I would say mid or late 2008 is the most ideal time period. 2009 came with energy nerf, LRC, and Advanced Courses. It's restricted to very specific time periods, which is a big negative imo. Runetracker's and CrystalMathLabs's system of a sliding time window that is tracked is superior to the system Jagex just made that is also used by Runetrack and other lesser known tracking sites. It's why those other sites tend to do poorly in comparison to Runetracker and CML imo. It is what you are preferred to. I like RuneTrack because it offers a very neat overview, while RuneTracker is in my eyes very chaotic and messy.

So those who have Red memories are Zamorak sided and those who have purple are Zaros sided? Karshai is white and we know he is neutral/guthixian.

It does work for me o.O

Not here o.O. But perhaps that might be because I got the new wealth evaluator

Location pls? :P Dem hybrid helms, I'll bet. ------------------- Also, updated the second post with a list of known locations. I would also like to know where the gate is. South of Char I heard!

Bought it with my leftover runecoins. Was only 32 runecoins!

[is this a good format :o?] Mahjarrat Memories and Circus Today's update brings a bucketload of new RuneScape content, for lore-lovers, circus performers and interface wranglers alike. Mahjarrat Memories follows on from the Koschei's Troubles miniquest, and lets high-level lore fiends seek out the secrets of Senntisten's history. Our Ninja Team have been hard at work on the Circus D&D, making as many of your requests happen as they can. We've also brought you a big interface improvement: the ability to customise the Ribbon, so your most useful interfaces are fewer clicks away. Read on to find out more, or log in now! Mahjarrat Memories High-level miniquest, members only. Carrying on our lore-filled March, Mahjarrat Memories is a new miniquest for those who've discovered the secret history of Koschei the Deathless. During its course, you'll be given a device which can collect and store residual memories lingering in ancient places, and will be tasked with gathering those of the Mahjarrat: some you'll know well, such as Sliske, Lucien and Azzanadra, and others you'll never have met before. This miniquest will give you a deeper insight than ever before into the Second Age at the height of the Zarosian Empire, making this a real treat for lore lovers. Rewards include both regular and bonus XP in Divination; an in-game book, filled with the memories you'll gather during the quest; a cosmetic override for your head; and an amazingly cute bobblehead pet, styled after a certain megalomaniacal Mahjarrat. On top of all that, you will also receive an item that could be very useful during the Fate of the Gods quest. If you want to discuss the content of the Mahjarrat Memories, please keep spoilers limited to this thread. Mod Jack and the RuneScape Team How to start Mahjarrat Memories: Head to Thorvald's house in Rellekka and climb down the ladder. Requirements: You must have at least level 60 in Divination, and have completed Koschei's Troubles. Note that this - in turn - requires completion of the following: Ritual of the Mahjarrat.Blood Runs Deep.The Fremennik Trials.Glorious Memories. Circus Improvements D&D update, members only. Balthazar Beauregard's Big Top Bonanza (or simply the Circus) is one of RuneScape's best loved activities, and today we've released a show-stopping batch of your most-requested improvements, so it's easier to use, more rewarding and more fun than it's ever been. If you've not tried the Circus before, it's a weekly opportunity to perform at Balthazar's Big Top for hefty XP rewards in Magic, Agility and Ranged (plus Thieving and Firemaking if you've completed certain quests), as well as some cool cosmetic rewards. It's quick, fun, and everything you need's right there at the Circus - what's not to like? Here are the improvements we've introduced today: You no longer need to pick up and equip items for your performances.The Agility event has been improved, making it more rewarding for low-level players and bringing the XP rate for all players up slightly.All costume rewards will also unlock a cosmetic override.You don't need to talk to tutors to start each performance, and a large amount of non-essential dialogue has been made optional or removed entirely.The ringmaster cutscene will no longer play, if you've already seen it.A new interface will be shown during each performance, displaying your current score, which tricks that you've already performed and the current audience request.A bunch of other small fixes and tweaks - as requested by you. We really hope you enjoy the newly streamlined Circus D&D. If you have any further ideas for how to improve it, let us know on the forums! Mod Ana and the Ninja Team Customisable Ribbon Free players and members Last, but not least, you can now customise the Ribbon. That's the small interface element containing the buttons for the Hero, Powers and Adventures interfaces, among others. Not only can you rearrange the icons that were already there, but you can also switch in icons that were previously locked into drop-down menus: the Prayers interface, for example. This means that you can put together a Ribbon that accesses the interfaces you want with just one click - even emulate the old-style 'stones' interface, if you wish. To edit the Ribbon, click the new icon at its lower corner, near the padlock icon. Have fun experimenting, and let us know how you get on, over on the forums. Mod Z and the RuneScape Team In Other News Take a look at the patch notes for other updates released today. [spoiler=Patch Notes]The following fixes and tweaks have now been implemented. If you believe a change has not been documented, either in the patch notes or the news posts for this week’s update, please detail the change so that it may be added. As always, be sure to submit a bug report should you encounter a gameplay bug or graphical glitch in-game. Graphical: The RuneScape 3 logo has been changed to a RuneScape logo throughout the game.The Pet House in Player Owned Houses has been updated to the new interface theme. The icons used in the Combat settings interface for Momentum, Revolution and Full manual modes have been updated.Skills, D&Ds & Minigames: Players may now toggle run via the action bar when disguised on the Canifis map within Heist.Robbers who are converted to guards in Heist may no longer have their keys pickpocketed.‘Resist arrest’ will now stun a guard for 2 seconds longer, and restore 20% of the robbers run energy in Heist.A previously blocked window on the Burthorpe (night) map in Heist has been unblocked.Sacred clay harpoons are now correctly recognised as harpoons when fishing. A tree near the water obelisk has been moved slightly so that an elite clue scroll location is once again accessible.Players can once again proceed past the section where the player has to use the ‘Battle Cry’ command in the Conquest tutorial. Quests, Challenges and Achievements: The Dragon Rider amulet can now be added to a Dragon Keepsake box.Due to the high-tier nature of the Dragon Rider amulet, it is no longer automatically protected on death. Players can now make additional Animate Rock scrolls after completing the One of a Kind quest. A warning concerning the Wilderness has been added to the quest requirements of One of a Kind.Birthright of the Dwarves now lists King of the Dwarves as a requirement in the Quest Overview.The submarine section of Some Like It Cold now opens the overlay in the minigames HUD.Signs of the porter will no longer teleport Mort Myre fungus at certain parts of the Nature Spirit quest.Players can now stand on the podiums in the Empyrean Citadel after completing Missing, Presumed Death.Other: An initial tutorial and popup has been added to tell players about Revolution.Using an item on a Celestial Dragon no longer causes it to consistently play an attack animation.The unlocked music total has been corrected, and certain silent music tracks have been hidden.The message given when you find a Treasure Hunter key now appears coloured to make it more noticeable. Korasi's sword can now overridden by longswords and scimitars, rather than daggers and rapiers. Players will no longer appear on top of The Trader when teleporting to Daemonheim.The old level up interface has been removed from the Wise Old Man's tasks. Players can no longer bank the email validation xp lamp given to them by Diango in Draynor market. Players are now able to reclaim a second pair of magic secateurs if they add a pair to a Dragon Keepsake box. Players can no longer jump to the same stepping stone.The permission button for moving a Clan Citadel's build tick is no longer permanently greyed out.Ninja Fixes: When picking up ammo from the ground it will be automatically added to your ammo slot if it currently holds the same item. A familiar timer has been added to the list of active buffs when the player has a familiar summoned. Divination energy rifts can now be right-clicked to quickly access the memory converting options. The lobby timer in the Sinkholes D&D has been sped up to allow players to get into games faster. Players will no longer lose a daily Sinkholes game when disconnecting from a game. Signs and portents of life will no longer activated in Player-Owned Houses. The bonfire health boost will no longer reset to the minimum bonfire boost after logging out and in again. The bank chest near the Armadyl camp, south of Falador, is back again. Holy water is now a 1-handed weapon. The 'Prospect' option has been removed from a large amount of locations it had remained on. The god capes that are obtained from the Mage Training Arena can now be kept on death. The TzHaar bank areas will now heal the player like other bank areas.Nettles can now be collected by any item worn in the hands equipment slot.Court cases will now award xp lamps as opposed to direct xp when completing a case successfully.HTML5 Engine Fixes: Some more texture fixes have been implemented.

Also after some researching:

I think there should be some trade-off implemented! Like after the promotion ends, the feathers will be only obtainable by running courses and the boots can only be discharged by running laps. That would be for the best in my opinion!

Visage rate seems much steeper since I can kill 1000s of metals without one but I can get b2b visages off of qbd Yeah but I was wondering if it was at a formula based rate akin to effigies. Just other variables perhaps besides combat?

It makes me wondering if the Visages also have a similar formula to it as effigies have to combat. I mean, have fun trying to get one from metal dragons, but higher ones drop visages more often...

Is that even real?

their defense is "kind of high" but you could probably drygore them if you are really against the idea of just using some darts or something i don't really recommend getting in biting range of a dragon copied from the steel dragon template unless you enjoy spending time healing instead of being a just out of reach [wagon] with a lot of super antifires I actually tried them first time with drygores, had no trouble with surviving, most of the time it wasn't even worth a shark in damages.

Not as much for wc exp, you'll gain more fm exp than wc exp. At his level he would get about 200k-225k fm exp/h along with 1/10th in wc exp. As he is mainly looking for wc exp, this isn't the best way to go.