Paladin57

Drops are all luck anyways. Ring of wealth doesn't significantly increase your chances, it just increases them somewhat. Ring of charos, on the other hand, does nothing.

Hop worlds at Aggie's and buy chaos and deaths.

Right now I'm doing mith animated armor. I lost all my iron full helms and steel platelegs, and mith hasn't disappeared on me yet. Stone throwing seems fast, but you need energy pots to do it, and I'd rather keep those for other things. Rune and addy armor seems to take too long to kill. What are your guys' opinions on this? Also, someone needs to compile a cyclops drop table. :D

Get Guthan's and Torag's. Guthan's for its healing effect, letting you train without need of food or banking, and Torag's for the awesome defense and its cool looks.

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If someone organizes an event, and got, say, 500 people into someone's combat ring, and everyone starts casting bursts and barrages, wouldn't that mean massive magic exp? Say barrages do an average of 10 damage to everyone. That would mean 10 * 500 * 2 = 10000 exp per barrage. Seriously, someone needs to look into organizing an event like this. Everyone would gain magic levels like crazy. Would this be considered abusing a bug? :roll: Also, is there a limit on how many people bursts and barrages can hit? And what if someone got a huge number of people to come into one person's house, like 1000. You could probably get 20k exp per barrage in that combat ring. Although it would probably lag like crazy, which would be the only down side. If there is a cap on how many people ancient magic can damage....then this really wouldn't be much of an idea now would it.

How long does it take them to bank your items? Run planks for you? Does anyone have these numbers (for butler and demon butler)? How much and how often are the upkeep costs? If anyone has a servant, please respond.

Thats higher than mithril. And black armor and weapons are weaker.

Battle Axe

Catherby is closest cooking spot. Or you could make a fire to cook right in the bank.

In case you didn't know, Jagex does absolutely nothing in response to f2p reports. I doubt f2p reports are even sent to them.... I for one have reported countless people as macros, without one ban. There people were obviously macros too, and i take every precaution to expose them as such. 1. They are lvl 3 2. They usually have a chinese name 3. They are cutting yews. 4. Their private chat is off. 5. No response when talking to them 6. No response while trading them 7. They say things at random, the same things over and over again. 8. They have the default appearance. After all of this evidence, there is absolutely no doubt that it is a macroer, and I report them within one minute, (so the snapshot captures my efforts), and Jagex does nothing. They are still on the highscores, and no confirmation letter appears in my message box. In addition, I have not only done this once, but over 30 times, and without one ban.

Take some sharks for insurance, and hopefully buy an anti-dragonfire pot. Also, you can take a super set. With these items, success is almost guaranteed

I would say lure fishing and cooking trout and salmon would be the fastest way. When you get to 60+ cooking, you should buy raw lobsters and cook them, then sell them again.

Why does Jagex categorize a dagger's speed as "fastest" and a scimitar's speed as just "fast", when they are actually the same speed?

Good Guide!

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I think he is sitting, not standing. He should take the 'va' out of his name.