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Please note that it is no offensive bonuses - positive OR negative. Most other helms have negative offensive range and magic. This helmet has not :)

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Mine is organized like this: First 2 rows - coins, runes and teletablets Then comes things I use often and have multibles of, that includes boots of lightness, rune boots, dds, pickaxe, hatchet, glory ammys, food, ranger armour, battle staves and such. I like to have this stuff easy accessable and easy to find = on top of bank. After that comes wearable stuff that I dont use that oten, but do have multibles of - this includes rune armour, different kinds of rings and amulets, rune armour etc. Then comes my herblore section, starting out with pots, then herbs, then seconds if I have them. This is followed by farming - seeds and products that are used to pay farmer, and then smithing and crafting - ores, gems and stuff. After that comes treasure trail unique items that cant be stored in house, in most cases because I dont have the full set yet. Here is also my sentimental section, with items that are kept only because they mean something special to me, like things that were gifts for this or that reason. The rest of the bank is a complete mess. Items I only have one of are mixed with items needed for emotes in treasure trails, and items I have multiples of that I dont intend to keep and and and... My guthan set and cannon is in this mess since I only have one of each and use them often, tree seedlings waiting to be planted, non-3-dose pots that are waiting to get used, and a bit of this and that. Lots of junk, and junk is thrown out (used or sold) regularry to keep at least a few spaces in bank free for random items I may want to put in :lol:

Read the sticky on top of this forum, the one with the clue forum rules. People are supposed to read the guide, search this forum - and if they still have problems, this board is here to get help. Some people dont know the guide exist - we direct them there. Some people are too lazy to check the guide - but why should someone else do the job for them? I read this board more or less daily, and do a lot of clues myself. The same questions are asked over and over and over again, questions where the answer is clearly spelled out in the guide.

He is in tip's treasure guide, check your spelling... http://tip.it/runescape/?page=treasure_ ... htm#npcloc Edit, aaargh McGuff beat me to it :lol:

Well, since you are bored, I assume you want to do some variated stuff in p2p - stuff that is both fun, gives exp *and* cash. Fish lobsters in Catherby, or use a big net and fish for bass, or go for tuna and swordfish. What you fish really doesnt matter, but there is a bank close, and a range for cooking next to bank. Sell the cooked food, or keep it for your own use. Train some slayer. Many of the slayer monsters drop clues, do them for fun and with luck for good stuff. Lots of the slayer monsters also drop herbs and seeds. Keep that for later. Slayer exp, and combat exp, and since slayer master will send you all over the world, it will definitly give variation. Chop some wood like oak first, then willow, carve bows and sell to general shop to get your fletching level up, and hopefully get some nests with tree seeds. Not much money in it for lower levels, but fletching is a good source of income once you get it up. If possible, avoid collecting and selling too much raw materials. Selling raw materials to other players is good money in the short run, but doesnt give you levels - and your own levels are a lot more important to get money in the long run. In between, do some quests for variation and fun :)

Always, always, always SubTrail for me - it is the one that is closest to Tip.it's original forums back in the old days :D

Frankly, what do you expect but an auto response? They clearly state on their site that they want all suggestions to improve the game on the FORUMS, not as messages to customer support. Then of course... a relevant auto response would have been in place, the one you got is a complete mess up from their side. Use customer support for what it is meant to be used for, and chances are that you get a personal reply. Yeah... believe it or not, but that happened to me more than once :shock:

I do a lot of clues. I never noticed any difference in reward related to monsters. I also never noticed any difference in reward depending of clue lenght and difficulty. A long hard treasure trail, with several stops in deep wildy, sara wizards, travelling all over the world is as likely to give junk as a short and easy one - but *when* you get something good after a long hard trail, it definitly feels like you worked for it and deserved it.

For farming levels. If possible, grow trees (and pay farmer to watch). Take a trip around the world once daily, chop down and plant a new. In addition to that, use allotments as much as you are in the mood for ;) Grow limproots and herbs + sweetcorn and higher if you have it. But basically, use trees to level farming, and spend your time doing other stuff. For tree seeds and herbs: use miscellania, there are lots of topics about that around somewhere. Basically selling the maple logs will give you your money back, nests and tree seeds you get are a bonus. Herbs are a *LOT* cheaper than buying from players, still they of course cost more than getting them from killing monsters or growing them. If you consider buying tree seeds to level farming: do some calculations on how much experience you get out per 1000gp payed when you decide what to buy and for how much. Keep your herb seeds for now, unless in desperate need for cash. You will want to grow them sooner or later. Regarding seconds for herblore: There are topics about that as well. Your house is your friend, and by moving it to relekka you can collect snape weed on waterbirth island very quickly. If you move it to canifis you can collect mort myre fungi easily if you have a basic altar in house. With house in taverly, you can buy vials from shop. Basically, house provides a way to quickly get back after each bank trip. Collect your stuff, duel ring tele to castle wars, bank, tele to house, repeat. For unicorn horns, dont hesitate to take 3 items and go kill the black ones in wilderness, just be careful what world you choose.

Personally I tend to go on a world where it is morning local time, since pkers tends to be beasts of the late evening/night ;) I live in Sweden. When it is morning here, I go on Swedish servers. When it's afternoon here, I go on american servers. When it is evening here, I go on Australian servers. Or, when I am lazy, I just go on whatever world I happen to be on atm, my combat level makes that reasonably safe ;) Anyways... when going into deep wildy, you have several routes to choose from. Taking the long walk on the eastern border of the wilderness is usually safe, since it's always deserted. Or you can walk up to the closest teleport portral, and ride the portrals until you are near the area you want to be, that is a little higher risk. Or take the ardounge teleport lever, quick but the highest risk. No matter what route you choose, keep this in mind: Stay in single combat area as much as you can. If your clue lead you to multicombat area, go in and out quickly, then open your chest once you are back in single combat area. Tip.it has a map over the wildy which shows where it's multi/single combat.

Interesting study, with that large amount of logs. I wonder if there were any difference in what was in the nests? Like, if there were less plain gold rings and more diamond rings and less oak/apple and more of the higher level tree seeds when wearing the rabbits foot?

Why not combine it? Try the thugs in edgeville dungeon? They drop a lot of herbs, level 1 clues and a good amount of nature and chaos runes of that - and are aggressive.

If you find any better place, please let me know, I want that scroll as well :)

In addition to what has been said already: Tree gnome village - to get access to spirit tree for free teleports. Very useful before you have access to members magic teleport spells (and yeay, useful later on as well). Later on also do the Grand Tree quest, to ride on the gnome gliders since they take you to spots far away from any other teleport sports. Hero's quest - to be able to recharge your amulets of glory. No hurry, but getting a few amulets of glory and being able to recharge them yourself is another thing that makes moving around a lot easier. Tears of guthix - then go back there every week to get free exp in your lowest skill. Also make yourself a bunch of sapphire necklaces and emerald ring. First thing to do as a member is to enchant them - for easy teleports :)

There is a lot of them in south of Ardounge, near the coast on the way towards Yanille. I always kill a several of them on my way to the bush patch, in hope for a scroll but no luck so far.

I thought there are 5 items per basket? If you use those strawberries for summer pies, they heal, restore energy and up your agility level a bit for a while :) Yeah, you are riight of course, I cant count :oops:

Strawberries in a basket is also great for agility training, that is something to keep in mind when you get thieving and farming levels up. Steal seeds from master farmer, grow strawberries, put in basket, save for agility training. I *think* each strawberry heal 5, which means a basket heal 30 hp. To start though, cakes are the best to use since they are a LOT easier to get hold on. There are also the boots of lightness from temple of Ikov quest, takes 4 kg off your weight when worn.

Have you done the troll quests? You must have started Troll Stronghold quest to get access to the area. If you havent done the quests, you can either drop your clue and try to get another one or do the quests.

To me it seems that you have to think about a few questions before anyone can help you. First: What aspects of the game do you like and enjoy? What are your skills in those things? Second: what do you want money for? In the short run, to buy a certain item? Or to have a more or less steady income in the long run? What I mean is that it may be a lot better for you to spend your time doing things you think is fun, but earns you a little less money. All suggestions you got was things you thought was boring. Well, what is fun for you? Noone but yourself can answer that. Also, if you want money in the long run - work on your skills instead of working for other players. Working for other players may give more cash right now... They pay you for your time to collect raw materials for them. It is important to keep in mind that with skills comes money - perhaps your time is better spent collecting raw materials for yourself, in a skill you enjoy? Want variation? Train some slayer. Dont go for the hardest slayer masters, choose canifis or edgeville. That way you get fairly easy assignments, where you dont need much food. Lots of slayer monsters drop both clues and lots of herblore stuff. Do the clues, keep the herblore stuff and other drops in bank for later. Your combat will go up, and that will make for example quests easier. And in my opinion its very good to have a mix of different raw materials in bank, since that makes it easier to do what you are in the mood for at the moment. Chop easy wood like oak or willow, carve bows and sell them to general shop. Fletching and wc levels for you, bonus if you get nests with tree seeds. Lots of variation. Question is still - what do you enjoy to do in game?

Its the same hell to get them back as it was getting them the first time. Check the monkey madness quest guide. You need to sneak around the village, and collect the items again (talking dentures, amulet mould), get poisoned and get jailed... If you plan ahead it will be easier this time though since you have an idea of what you are doing. Make sure you get 3 monkey toythings, and bones from zombie monkey, gorilla and archer/ninja monkey before you go down the dungeon to get your gregrees made.

Go read rule 8 on Runescape Website. It says I hope *you* reported *him* :) He broke the rules. You picked up items lying around on the ground, which is perfectly legal.

High risk gamble (500 points), miscellanous: 19 dragon bones (noted)

in fish, but not in sea: F, I, H in birds, but not in tree: B, I, D, S in doors, but not in hall: D, O, R, S in everything, not in nothing: E, V, R, Y

Regarding adults in game: yes, there are many of us. When talking to strangers though, we often dont tell our age since it more often than not lead to various comments like "omg get a life". There are students. There are parents who play when their small children has gone to sleep. There are parents who start to play to spend time with their kids who also play. There are people in between jobs. There are people signed off sick for various reasons. There are people who play in the evening after work. Playing games is a way to relax, just as watching TV. Age has nothing to do with it. Most adult I know have high total skill. I mean they dont focus on one aspect in game, but do a little of each. Some like to pk, others dont, but the ones who pk usually work on their other skills as well. There are clans who mainly have adult members. There are other more or less loose associations for adults. Usually the knowledge about it is spread from person to person, friends to friends, to friends of friends. Yes, adults are a big part of the runescape players :)