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Shades are the shades in Mort'ton, see shades of Mort'ton quest guide. Several different levels of them. You dont need quest to kill the lowest level shades, the ones that swarm all over Mort'ton. You do need to do the quest if you want to get into the tombs and kill the higher level ones. You change tasks by going to the slayer master in Burthorpe. I dont think you can change too easy tasks though, tasks that could have been given by the Burthorpe master in the first place.

If you can stand the boredom, bowstrings are great. You get flax free and easy, spin without much clicking, and sell for a profit. So low exp per string - but you can do many strings in short time.

If you mean tip.it's bestiary, it's here: http://tip.it/runescape/?rs2monster

It's a safe place in the meaning that you dont loose your prayers, and you dont get skulled. You can fight the monsters and get the same drops as you get at the normal abyss (pouches, essence, talismans and such). There are also abyssal demons, exactly the same kind as on the top floor in slayer tower.

The problem is not the levels. The problem is the lack of knowledge of what to do to win games fast. I've seen 110+ who just stand there and whack monsters without bothering with portrals :roll:

If bored, go for slayer. You get combat exp without thinking of it as training combat. Doing slayer assignments gives you variation, and will eventually help you find some new favourite monster to spend time with. When its a lot of people online, its easier to find good pest control worlds, so do pest control then. Or simply go kill blue or green dragons, keeping both hides and bones. Sooner or later you *will* want those prayer levels that you can get with dragon bones on a guilded altar (and the hides give very nice crafting exp).

I must say that I personally always open caskets in wildy, especially if it's in the beginning of a trail. There is a few things more annoying than getting a casket in deep wildy, run out of wildy, open it - just to discover the next clue is in deep wildy as well. Always make sure you are out of multicombat zone before opening it though. Regarding loosing stuff, I rather loose some dragonhide armour that I can easily replace (I always wear dragon hides to make it harder for mages to hit me), than to risk loosing a nice trimmed item or other semi rare stuff. There are different strategies for treasure trail hunting in wildy. Personally I prefer to dress/bring items to give me a chance to defend myself if attacked. No wrong or rights here, everyone have to choose what suits them best.

level 3 coordinate clues in wildy -> zammy mage level 3 coordinate clues in non-wildy -> sara mage Map clues, riddle clues, whatever -> NEVER any mage Snake6man, there is a whole board for clue and random event questions and discussion: http://forum.tip.it/viewforum.php?f=53 :P

charter means character? Are you saying that a low level character belonging to your friend got muted? Or did a player named charter get muted? If you mean something else, rephrase please....

Wrong, should be Spirit Seeds - 6 - pauloino - Second Place - Gugge (5)

You have some hell in front of you. I died of stupidity, lost greegrees and m'speak ammy, and yeah, you do have to get through a large part of monkey madness again to get them back.

Uppdate: Fire Lighters - Gugge - 239 - Second Place - adzino (185) (98 red, 102 blue, 48 green) Spirit Seeds - 6 - pauloino - Second Place - Gugge (4)

Well, the cheapest ways of getting herbs: 1: kill monsters for them 2. farm them with your own seeds 3a farm them with seeds you buy 3b miscellania pixel workers 4 buy from other players As for vials: buy them from shops in game, that will take a little more time but save you a fortune compared to buying from players!! A few options for this is taverly - easy if you have your house in taverly, then fill the vials at varrock or fally or other place with water near bank Ardounge general shop - usually not too many in stock since a lot of people buy there, but well worth checking every time you are in Ardounge. Entrana - if you have many glory ammys so you can tele back to Draynor. Still a bit of a run. Mortton - if you have done the "In aid of the Myreque" quest and have access to the burgh de mott bank. Most people who buy tons of vials to sell to others do not have access to this. Seconds: Same here, try and collect most of it yourself. Having a house, and move it every now and then is a good investment: House in Relekka: then boat to waterbirth island where there are mass amounts of snape grass. Tele with glory or ring of duelling to bank, tele back to house, repeat. Get a LARGE stock while you are at it. House with teleportportral to canifis: go to house, through portral to canifis, pick mushrooms in Mort myre, tele to house, recharge prayer at house altar, through portral to canifis, bank in canifis, repeat. White berries: easy to collect once you have done quest "roaving elves" since there is a spawn in elven lands. Limpwurt roots: farming is absolutly the best way to get them. Spend some time stealing from master farmer to get some seeds. Unicorn horns: definitly wilderness black unicorns. Take a glory amulet, a weapon(preferably dd(++), and wear top (+ eventually legs) of dragon hide. Kill for full inventory, tele with glory to edge, bank, repeat. If a pker get you, you will loose nothing of value. Spider eggs: Edgeville dungeon or the road over the mountains towards the elven lands (accessable after regicide) You cant get the fastest way at the same time as the cheapest way. You have to make choises. The more you collect yourself, the cheaper it is - and the longer it takes. So you have to make choises and buy what you consider is too time consuming to collect yourself. Do NOT make only one kind of pot, make from every herb you can get your hands on, tarromin and up. Keep what you cant use right now, since you will be able to use it later. Make sure to do the quest "shades of mortton" so you can mix tarromin with ash for serum 207 since this gives more exp and since ash is a LOT easier to get than limp roots. Save the limp roots you get to use with most of your irits, though you may eventually want to make super antipoison from some of your irit.

Did you look at this, there are at least a few tips: http://tip.it/runescape/?page=rogue_trader.htm

The difference between Rs2 and classic is that wearing metal armour when fighting monsters who use magic in rs2 is a BAD idea. Wear ranging armour instead(even if you melee them), since it has good magic defence.

Keep chatting with the captain, and the fight option will come up.

Feel free to laugh here, but even at 123 combat the thugs in edgeville dungeon are still one of the best places I know to get nature runes (thugs drop a lot of herbs, chaos, and nature runes + of course some junk). They are so quick to kill that you can kill tons of them in basically no time, and bank is close if you want to bank the herbs. Other than that, yeah basilisks as devil113 said are very good.

Tip.it's new members guide is a very good thing to check out :) http://tip.it/runescape/?page=new_members_P2P_guide.htm Also the getting around guide, since members world is HUGE compared to the free world: http://tip.it/runescape/?page=getting_around.htm Start recepie for disaster quest and do the first subquest to get access to the bank chest in Lumbridge. As you see, a reasonably cheap and easy way to teleport is to make yourself a few gaming necklaces (for burthorpe teleport) and some rings of duelling (for castle wars and al kahrid duelling arena teleport).

Catherby is nice since there is a range next to the bank. If your thieving is 50 then it's even closer between bank and fire in rouges den. Or do it in Lumbridge (recepie for disaster quest to get access to the bank chest in the basement below the kitchen). The Lumbrige range offers less risk of burning food compared to other ranges. Also, if you are cooking fish: get cooking gloves (family crest quest), to get a lesser risk of burning.

Regarding drops: I did a 60something iron dragon slayer task last week with cannon, got 1 drag skirt and 1 pair of drag legs. I am pretty sure cannon does NOT affect drop rate. I have been down there many times both with cannon and without. Regarding steel dragons: in my opinion it's not the steel dragons defence that is the problem, it's where they are located (=spread out among the iron dragons). It is very hard to use the cannon to only shoot steel dragons, it tend to catch mainly iron dragons. When it catch a steel dragon, it works well. When I do iron dragons, I usually set cannon up in a place as far from steel dragon spawns as I can, there are a few places down in the cave that works well and I only catch a steel dragon on rare occasions.

Keep in mind that its several different sub quests. Simply do the parts you can for now, and do the others later.

I always bring my cannon when I get those massive iron dragon slayer tasks that Chaeldar/Vannaka tends to give me every now and then. Works fine, and makes me able to kill a good amount more dragons on a trip down there than I can without cannon(I prefer to melee with prayer pots).

Jagex removed him when RS2 came. They claim the reason is that the armour now automatically change to show if the character is male or female so there is no need for him. Sure... plates do change looks... As for skirts -> legs or the other way around, there is NO way to change them nowadays. This is in my opinion plain stupid from Jagex side. Since there are a lot more males playing runescape than females, this has caused the leg price (when trading with other players) to be considerably higher than the skirt price. This difference especially shows in dragon legs/skirts, and the trimmed treasure trail legs/skirts.

If you mean in game, then use the "report abuse" button. One of the choises you can report people for is "advertising / website" (nr 11 in report abuse menu). Remember to report them immediatly, since the game only record what has been said the last minute.

It takes 1 beam, 1 brick and 5 swamp paste per 6 percent resources. So buy the swamp paste, and equal numbers of beams and brick, run to temple and start building - resourses will "get stored" into the temple. When you have inv free again, go back to shop, buy the rest, back to temple. The resources to up to 105 percent, so to fill it up you need the amount of materials the guide state. Then, as you build, you slowly consume it, and the % resourses will fall slowly. But yeah, I agree the guide is a bit unclear. Anyways, no matter how log time it goes, how many times you log out and such - the percentage resources you have in temple will not go down from other things than building. I was there yesterday which was first time for several months, came there with a full inventory, and found that resourses was over 90% from last time I was there.