Headnazgul

Actually you can still get 10k each if you're lucky. And I got 277 dragon arrows from one of the dragon implings. So that's 2,770,000 gp from one impling \

Dragon: 277 dragon arrow tips.

Sinister key from a magpie. it's the key that opens the torstol chest in the agility dungeon. Also got a rune warhammer from a magpie.

I'm 93 hunter and I just caught my first dragon impling. It gave me 3 noted dragon daggers(p++). You only list a drop of one, well I got 3 :P

Not true. Those letters reveal upcoming updates all the time. Haven't you ever read the letters of the Chaos Elemental? And from the looks of things, I fail to see where you think there's a new weapon coming out Lakitsym_Rose. They say "the very weapons that make you strong..." which suggests Dragonkin are the creators of Dragon Weapons, and those already exist. It definitely sounds like they'll be releasing the Dragonkin stronghold eventually though.

:XD: At 43 runes per trip, and say you're making 10,000 runes, you're only losing a whole 7.7 minutes with the ditch... Frankly I couldn't care less about the "slowed" runecrafting trips with this data. Only thing I don't like about this is the simple fact that it's a stupid ditch. Why couldn't they make it something cool, like a big lava moat you hop over or something

Too bad. Thanks anyway.

I'm wondering if the Mark of Hazeel has a destroy option. If it does, can you tell me what it says when you try to destroy it? Reason I ask is because on the destroy screen it usually says where to replace the item. Recently I learned the Beads of the Dead now have a destroy option and can be replaced. Mark of Hazeel is another old quest item I threw out years ago and couldn't get back, so I'm checking to see if they updated it as well. You may be credited in the Item DB when I update the item :)

Keris does well against kalphites naturally from what I can tell. A weapon of that calibre isn't supposed to be that good against monsters. It must evade a large portion of their defense while hitting much higher than it should. This might explain why it works better on the guardians than a whip. The whip is still fighting their large defense while the keris is ignoring it. This would be far less noticable on the weaker monsters like the soldiers and workers because the whip easily hits through their defense.

I used the keris while fighting guardians for several hours a couple weeks ago. My max hit was 78. Even without the spec I was hitting almost constant 30s and high 20s on them. It's far more accurate than the whip against the guardians. If you're fighting the lower lvl ones I doubt there's much difference between the two if not the whip being slightly better. However, I must insist keris is definitely better to use against the guardians.

No, with PC it would be easy Why is it that when anyone hears about someone with high hp for their combat everyone assumes they PCed all their combat training. I had 99 hitpoints at lvl 118 combat ages ago (long before PC) and I didn't even intend for that to happen. My nearest stat was level 97. I've been training controlled since my melee stats were all 89. I still train controlled to this day even though I maxed my melee stats years ago. My HP would've been even higher except in RSC magic and range didn't train hitpoints. It honestly is EASY to get 99 hitpoints first. You just have to refrain from training only melee and broaden your combat style. Even just keeping Range on par with your melee stats is enough to do it. In terms of an untrimmed 99 Slayer cape, quite frankly I'm stunned someone hasn't done it already. Theoretically it would seem easy. Just do the tasks with varying combat styles. But this totally depends on which monsters you are assigned. You can't effectively train magic on Infernal Mages for instance (which is a common task for me). It would also require an extreme amount of patience to keep the combat stats balanced. You would probably have to range\mage a lot of melee tasks at close-range, because a lot of slayer monsters don't have safespots. So basically, you're not only being told what monsters to kill, but how to kill them as well. I get bored enough as it is just being told what to kill... I do 1-2 days of Slayer and I'm sick of it for a month. Whoever gets that untrimmed Slayer cape gets my recognition for sure.

Just went max testing at Fiyrs. Abyssal Whip: Dragon Mace: Gadderhammer: Dragon Halberd: (awhile ago) CastleWars: (Saradomin Brew back at 98 HP) :

Totally inaccurate. I dropped mine 28 times the day it came out so I could see how much I weighed. I now have 1 anchor that I can equip and 28 ones that I need to fix banked. Anyway, anyone know which path to take in order to fight the Undead Lumberjacks or whatever? Oh and the outfit isn't a Monty Python reference, neither is the examine. The song sang in those sketches wasn't created by the show. The outfit is a classic lumberjack outfit, been that way for ages and ages.

You should add the maximum experience gained from a single item in each skill. So for Construction you'd put the Demonic Throne and how much xp it gives. For Magic you'd put Charge (didn't count damage xp for Ice Barrage) and say how much experience it gives. For the combat stats you could just multiply the max damage by 4 to get the xp (except hp naturally). For Slayer you could put the slayer monster which has the highest hp (one dagannoth king I believe it is). And just keep doing that for each skill.

Think Tangle Vine was removed because so many people were getting killed by it. You had to stand still until it went away. If you moved, it would kill you somehow, not sure exactly. I never had one myself, they were pretty rare and were removed quickly. I really hate that stupid swarm though. There's nothing you can do except run away from it... How does that stop autoers who are on the move anyway?

Ahem... Bit contradictory don't you think? -.- Oh the irony... This is EXACTLY what I've been telling you people... The dynamic signatures are an easy fix with an added manual-update button. Calculators such as the one on Tip.It's website and IRC-based stat lookup bots are NOT affected.

And what makes you so sure the exact same people who do revisions on the RS rules make the software that runs it? Do a little research before blatantly flaming them.

I recommend Gadwin PrintScreen personally. Free, fast, and reliable. Some friends in the tech-forum recommended it to me.

Works perfectly on my end. It must be your computer's settings or you have out-dated java software.

Ideally, everytime you switch worlds you're supposed to click the "World Select" button, which is available to all players and therefore has ads. Each time you view the ad (you don't even have to click it) Jagex gets revenue. In terms of bots, calculators, other stat lookup tools, they're legal as long as the user has to tell it to access the hiscores. If you have to click a button to collect stats, or type in a command of some sort like "!stats Headnazgul", you're telling it to access the hiscores, which IS in compliance to the Rule 7 revisions. Below is the exact wording they use:

Jagex isn't required to show us anything because by playing their game we essentially agree to frequently check the terms and conditions of using their game. They could, if they wished, simply start banning people without warning for violating these new revisions to rule 7. I don't understand what the big deal is. So you can't get into world 2 easier? Ever considered trying the next world up? World 6? If more people simply accepted that world 2 is full and went to 6, we could have two market worlds instead of 1. So you can't take screenshots easily? Download one of the hundreds of programs specifically designed for taking screenshots quickly and easily, like Gadwin PrintScreen as several users suggested. So you can't talk to clan mates and friends in a chatroom? Most 3rd party clients using a chat system are using a version of IRC, one which is easily available to use elsewhere, such as mIRC, which can connect to the same server as most of the 3rd party clients legally. So you can't lookup your stats or a friend's with ease? Again, most servers (including Tip.It's server) on IRC have totally legal bots that can lookup anyone given their rs name. Seriously people it's not that big of a hinderence.

When the Tip.It admins update the forum rules to comply with these new additions, I suspect admins and moderators will take action against users who display dynamic signatures. I do not make these decisions, this is just what I predict will happen. As mentioned before, it's unlikely that jagex themselves will take action as you can use any rs name for them, including ones that aren't even yours.

The dynamic sigs have an easy fix... just make the players manually update them. This is totally in compliance with the new rules too. Stop whining about them people lol. Sheesh.

Tip.It's calculators are unaffected by all of this. So are most stat-lookup tools\kits\irc bots. Each time you have to click a button or type in a command to look up a skill, it sends a single request to the system telling it to look at runescape's hiscore list. It doesn't automatically look for them or automatically keep them updated on the screen for you, you have to request for it to look up the name.

Mind showing your work for that weight? I tried it myself and only got 1007 kg.