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tintmangbpack gave some good advice. I've also seen posts stating that users supplied their date of birth, how long they've been playing (date they began), stuff like that. Please see http://forum.tip.it/viewtopic.php?t=458638 for announcement regarding restoration of the forums and http://forum.tip.it/viewtopic.php?t=458751 or http://forum.tip.it/viewtopic.php?t=458750 for discussion on locked accounts. Tips and info on what to supply to get accounts unlocked are included in the last two topics. Don't panic, I'm sure you will get it back as most people are already.

When stealing Gray fur, you can sell it to the Fur guy in Varrock Square for 120 gp each, and the price NEVER goes down. You do have to click "continue" for each fur until you've sold them all. Silk is more difficult, because if you steal a load and then go over to the Silk Merchant, he calls the guards on you. You have to let some time elapse after thieving before you can sell to him. It may be an hour (some people have said) - I usually wait a day because I don't know better. Unfortunately, this means trips to the bank to store it, then trips from bank to market to sell it back. I also tried using a "fence" - having a friend NOT steal silk, then take my silk and sell it and split the profits. But the friend tends to get bored rapidly unless their thieving level allows them to steal from a different stall. When selling to him, ask for 120 gp each and settle for 60. I think that price only applies if you've done Dragon Slayer - otherwise the max he gives is 50.

I've *heard* that the "RAKMI" one is the Kebab Seller in Al-Kharid. [backstory]

Agility or Superagility potions.

Not sure which you are talking about, so I'll discuss generally and hope I hit it right. At any of the courses except Brimhaven, you should proceed around the path. If you do not hit all of the obstacles, you will not get the fat bonus xp at the end of each complete circuit. At beginners (gnome stronghold), it is counterclockwise from entrance. At barbarian outpost it is clockwise. At Wildy it is counter clockwise. At skull ball it is clockwise, but the arrows very clearly point the way there. I haven't done werewolf yet so I have no idea about that. But you must have done Fenkenstrain quest and gotten ring in order to use these last 2. At Brimhaven the objective is different. You must cross obstacles to get to the pillar with arrow on it, and then to the next. When you hit two in a row you get a ticket. The tickets are exchangeable upstairs for agility xp (you get minor amounts for the obstacles, but not much. Tickets are the key.) This course is fun once you are over 40 (to pass all obstacles).

This is correct as far as I know (though I thought you had to go to Burthorpe for your very first assignment?) A forum topic containing updates to be included in the next release of Tip.It's Slayer guide is located here: http://forum.tip.it/viewtopic.php?t=222544 and it discusses combat and slayer levels for different Slayer masters.

You pegged it - you get about 10x your skill level in xp. So for a level 47 skill, you get about 470 xp. For a level 65 skill, about 650 xp.

Good answers given above. For the record, there is another half to that "Jagex will never e-mail you" policy. Sometimes scammers send e-mails (to your regular e-mail account on yahoo, msn, aol, hotmail or whatever) stating that they are Jagex staff and you have been selected for blah blah blah and please respond with your name and password, or they may include a link to a website that LOOKs like RS (with a few added letters in the word, such as runescappe) and tell you to log in there. These people then steal your account. So be wary of any E-MAILS you get, since Jagex promises never to send you any, and warns you to ONLY use your password at http://www.runescape.com. Okay? ;-)

The reason you find most people avoiding building defense is because it really affects your combat level, as I'm sure you know. I suggest trying Tip.It's Combat calculator to experiment with differents skill levels and see how they affect overall level. A friend built a range "pure" but went for 40 def in order to wear the d'hide chests. He regretted it. Most of the time his boosted combat level got him involved with people stronger than him. A small percentage of the time, his defense threw off his attackers and he was able to conquer them. But it wasn't often enough to justify the time he'd spent building up skills. He finally abandoned the character (final skills: 74 range, 60 hp, 47 magic, 40 def) to build a "real" pure with no defense. Just my two cents.

My draft guide for new members may (or may not) be of some use to you: http://forum.tip.it/viewtopic.php?t=317645

Good job for saving the error message. Several people have posted that after they reloaded RS (maybe a coupla times) then all worked properly. Jagex's front page now shows the following:

No, sorry.

Okay, then what you are asking about is how to line up the statue to get it on the thingie? Sorry I wasn't sure before (I had the same problem myself). It's just a matter of getting on one side or another of the statue and pushing it one square at a time to get it on the thing. I did have difficulty with it, and I think I ended up fetching the statue about 3 times before I got it right. (I recall pushing it up against the castle wall at one point and not being sure I could get it out again, lol!) Sorry I don't know the specific pushes you must execute (it's been too long since I did it). Just keep tweaking is my suggestion. Good luck.

Easiest place to kill monsters for herbs is Al-Kharid palace. The warriors are level 9 and they drop herbs reliably. Be aware that it is a multi-combat area, and they will attack you in groups, but you can use the furniture or the pillars in the center to your advantage. I'm fairly certain you can get the herb drops without doing the Druidic Ritual Quest - you just can't identify them. But if you want to sell them to make money, you *shouldn't* identify them, as they are typically worth more that way. They are called "unids" for "unidentified" Herbs.

I've always been a member and I didn't get my first mime until like 12 months after they were introduced. Some people *theorize* (I'm NOT saying this is true) that mime events occur more often when training combat, and I'm not a combat person. After hearing this, I went to the Legends Guild basement and spent several hours training def and finally got my first mime. But other people swear the combat thing is not true, and there's really no proof. It's definitely NOT an official hint on the major fansites, including this one. The other advice often heard (and again, absolutely NO PROOF that this is true), is "Act like an autoer." This means don't chat or move around or change views (I got autologged out at least 4 times, lol). Again let me emphasize that there is NO PROOF for any of the above, it's just a theory that some individuals have (it's NOT an 'official' tip). Your mileage may vary, not a valid offer in some states, credit subject to approval, plus tax tags and insurance, don't blame me if this doesn't work, insert more legal doubletalk here, etc.

I assume you are following the Tip.It quest guide, http://www.tip.it/runescape/index.php?rs2quest_id=115 ? You might be trying to place the wrong statue on the wrong platform - I'm pretty sure the Queen had a specific desired location for each. Try right-clicking on the place you want to put it, and see if the Examine tells you which statue should go there. Also I see in the guide that you must steal the male statue from Lumby, not the female ... Let us know how it works out.

Sorry you're having trouble. I assume you are following the Tip.It quest guide, http://www.tip.it/runescape/index.php?rs2quest_id=125 ? It says you need to wear at least two of any of the following black items, plus of course wielding the black mushroom-dyed silverlight (darklight): "Black Mystic clothes, Priest Gown, Shade Robes, Ghost Robes, Farseer Helm, Black Wizard Robes, Black Armour, mime boots, black cape and dyed desert clothes." I dyed desert robes cos I didn't know there were alternatives, lol. I think I removed all of my other clothing that wasn't black just in case, though from the instructions I don't think I needed to. I also suggest you check your in-game quest guide (hitting the asterisk to show the list, then hitting the quest), in case it points up some other step that needs doing ... You may have already done all these things; I'm just trying to run through the options. ;) Let us know how it works out.

You can't dye gloves, they stay the same colours regardless (as far as I know). Members have access to different coloured gloves. Five different coloured gloves are available from Canifis (gold, grey, teal, blood red, and dark purple), and green from Rellekka, and three different coloured gauntlets (not tradeable) can be obtained from the Family Crest Quest (white - Cooking, gold - Goldsmithing, dark red - Chaos/Magic).

Keep in mind that most of the d weapons (quest related) also have combat requirements (such and such attack or whatever) ... I bought more than one and found I couldn't use it due to my stats, although I'd completed the quest. :(

Yanille, but higher level miners hang out there so unless you've got good mining, you won't get much rocks. Second choice is Varrock southwest mine (where silver is) - not too far to Varrock west bank. p.s.: in this forum it may be better not to bump your post, as good forum users look for posts with 0 responses to give answers. Be patient, most questions do get answered. :wink:

1. No, you can't get zammy robes trimmed. Nice idea, but no. 2. I assume you are a member? Keldagrim (Giant Dwarf quest) has the little shorts sets. I wear my brown ones with my tan cavalier. I'm sure you've seen people with the dark purple coats and fancy pants/boots combo - a reward from kissing the stupid frog with the crown. Full mime (random event) was pretty popular a while back, though you don't see it much. A simple pirate outfit (stripy top, matching pants, and bandanna) can be purchased from players who've done the Cabin Fever (?) Quest. The items are not terribly expensive, so you should be able to get them at a reasonable price (I sold for 10k when it first came out, it's sure to have gone down substantially). I also tried out an eye patch ins tead of the bandanna. There are four outfits that Rogue Trader miniquesters can buy (and sell to other players): Purple or Red Menaphite (Egyptian look) outfits (long skilt or kilt, top, and headpiece); magic carpet guys outfits with a little red fez, and another desert outfit (the latter two include boots). Again, the costs for these items are minimal, so don't buy from a player for too much (I wouldn't even pay 1k - it should be far less.) I also like the yellow/creamy colored robes trimmed with blue that are obtained from the Spirits of the Elid Quest.

Yes, you have to pay for a cannon. It's cheaper to buy from another player (500-600K) rather than buy from the dwarf (750K if bought all at once). Just be sure to get all four pieces.

It's not terribly much. I'm *guessing* (don't recall exactly) like 25 or 30 tops. I was stunned, however, to discover that you can put in up to like 250 coal! It shows your coal balance in the lower right of the "remove bars" screen.

You get flower seeds as a reward from the Waterfall Quest. (I think 30) Most coloured flowers aren't worth anything, and experienced players will give them to you for free or for 500gp to 1k (some people will charge more - it's your call as to what they are worth to you). Only black or white flowers are rare and thus valuable - they used to be worth 50k-100k but I don't know the current value. The other way to get flower seeds is to buy them in the Legends Guild store, which is only accessible after finishing the Legends Quest. Dunno if they are tradeable or not. Simply click on flower seeds to plant them (I like to plant them in banks), and the player gets an immediate choice to pick them or leave them (it's a final choice, you can't pick them later). Hope this helps.

I think dwarfie76 meant the law rift, which will take you to Entrana. Nature rift would take you to southern Karamja.