Shivers909

I, for one, actually like the Metal Dragon assignments. They provide a lot of slayer exp. and have very good drops. True, they require a lot (Prayer pots, Anti-Fire Pots, good food...) but most high level players will be able to make these things themselves. The assignments I really hate are Hellhounds and Kalphites, Kalphites above all. They don't give enough exp. to be worth it, plus their drops aren't anything great.

Yes, but Slayer allowed you to kill certain new monsters to get good drops. What is music going to allow you to do? As hard as I think, I can't come up with anything.

I would also be very surprised to see a "Music" skill. I don't see it being broad enough to turn into an actual skill, there's just not enough to it.

Yeah, occasionally the Crystal Chest will give Half Keys back when you open it, but not often. Usually you just get Iron or Coal Notes and gp, or occasionally nothing but the D-Stone :(

It seems Jagex plans to release 2 new quests this month, bringing their total up to 99. Now if they need time (which I hope they will take to ensure the quality of their centennial quest) they will have the whole month of March at their disposal for the 100th. Hopefully this will make sure that the new quest will be top notch.

Perhaps more powerful prayers related to that God (Strength for Zamorak, Defense for Saradomin...) or something like that. Maybe even special equipment for that God as well. Seems like a very interesting concept, having a quest where you can choose one of several different paths to complete the quest. Only other quest like that was Temple of Ikov, and that wasn't one of Jagex's best in my opinion.

Yeah, if they continued the Devious Mind multipart story, perhaps even leading into the Eastern Lands, that would be great. There is just so much Jagex could create if they added Eastern lands to the game.

It does seem fairly pointless to alch in the Duel Arena, so sorry if I don't feel bad for you.

Well yeah, I wasn't expecting Dragon drops, but something that would make it a little more worthwhile to kill the would have been nice.

Recently, I was look through the quest index and noticed that Jagex has now released a grand total of 97 quests. And it brought me to wondering if Jagex's 100th quest will be anything special, to mark their 100th quest release. I would think that Jagex would make this quest unique, and I'm hoping that this will be the case. I hope it will be a very difficult quest, since a Master level quest hasn't been released since MEII, and hopefully it will release something completely new to the game, maybe Eastern Lands or something to that extent. What does everyone else think?

Treasure Trails are semi-rare drops. Could take only a few kills to get one, or even hundreds. It's pretty random.

Seems like all they drop is coins and Fire Runes... Nothing special at all. These new slayer monsters are getting worse and worse as far as drops go.

The Saradomin and Guthix bonuses for completed books are fairly useless anyway. Cause you figure if you're wielding a God book, generally, you'll be using a protect prayer of one kind or another. Defense bonuses while protecting hardly seems useful. Only Zamorak's book is useful. All hail to the might of Zamorak! Hah.

It is kinda funny, in a perverted sorta way, but still amusing.

Yeah, I believe that many people have just realized that the Dag Kings are not really worth fighting. Yes, they do have some rare drops, but all-in-all, these drops are not that great, more "unique" than useful. The D-Hatchet is a completely wasted Dragon item, the rings, while somewhat useful in stat boosting, do not boost a large enough amount to be that valuable, and the Seercull does not seem like that awesome of a ranged weapon to me, although I don't really like ranged. The Mud Battlestaff is the only thing really worth going after, but only for higher level mages that will use it for soul rune curse spells. Pretty much the risk of fighting the Dag Kings is not worth the reward, but also because it is very difficult to find a group of high level people to fight them together.