ShadowSam19

it is a "bazooka" that launches frogs, from the quest Mournings End pt 1

Evil stew does, with yellow spice.

I believe you just hit zeros.

If you went to that forum, you should have noticed the price check sticky, which was put in place for this exact reason. You can find the sticky here: ~ Price check on all kinds of weapon and armour ~ From that sticky, I found this: Ahrim: Hood: 450k Robetop: 800k - 900k Robeskirt: 600k Staff: 100-150k Set without staff: 2.2 mill - 2.5 mill Full set: 2.5 mill - 2.7 mill Keep in mind this may be out of date.

Orange spice: Smithing, Crafting, Fletching, Runecrafting, Cooking and Construction

After completing the lost tribe quest, you can buy these from the bone weapon store, or kill cave goblin guards to get them as a drop.

You might want to crop your picture, as ss is frowned upon at tip.it. As for your dilema, this guide might help: Stan18's Tips and Techniques For the Puzzle Box (Now w/ VID)

You can get new pieces either by talking to brimstail, who will give you a few discs the first few times you talk to him, or use the disc exchanger, found right next to the machine in your picture.

The official runescape forums would probably be best, or you could use these forums.

104 I believe.

Thanks for the help, and nice guide.

There is no one world that is "good." The only official pest control world is 78, which guarantees fast games, but very few wins. So, your best bet would be to find a clan you could join. Most are 70+ at the least, but I'm sure, depending on your stats, some group may make an exception. Other than that, your only option would be to continuously world hop to find what worlds are currently good.

how much is full guthans, and blue h'ween mask? Sorry, can't help you with the prices. what would be the members equivalent of f2p's world 1 varrock to sell and buy items? Falador, world 2. where can i buy climbing boots? You can buy them from the sherpa, who can be found by following the southern path northwest of the Games Room the southern path, and you will find a small house, where they cost 12 gp. I think you have to the Death Plateau quest to use them.

Only if you have completed the quest Priest in Peril.

From rimmington, go southeast past the church, and soon you will see the ice cave entrance and the dwarf named thurgo. Go past the dwarfs house and continue heading south. You have reached an area named mud-skipper point. Here, pick up the objects on the ground to fight them. Here some more info from Tip.it:

Here's an interesting tid bit regarding the ring of wealth and rare drops, such as the defender.

lets see at aroiund 2 days at 76 combat (ive tested for ya 8-) How many hours would that be?

An easy way is to spend all 500k on water runes from the store, switching worlds when the price gets above 10gp each, then selling them all for 30gp ea. This will get you 1.5 mil, and you simply need to do it again with 500k to get 2.5 mil.

If you need help or advice, this is the place to be. As for your question, it is completely random. When I got mine, it took 2k tokens for me to get bronze, then 1k for iron-mith, and another 1k for addy and 2 rune ones. I suggest getting the tokens 1k at a time, as that is the most efficient way. It is very important that you remember to show the person outside the door your defender as soon as you get it. You can't get one of a higher metal until you do.

I read forums, or anyother entertaining internet site. The World Wide Web is a huge place, and I'm sure you could a website you would enjoy looking at while lvling. If you're doing something that requires constant vigilance, your best bet would be to listen to music, listen to a Tv, maybe watch tv, or anything else that doesn't require your hands and eyes. I sometimes even read a book while playing runescape. Like others said, if you set a goal for yourself you will be more movitated to keep at it. Just make sure you mix up what you're doing. Right now I am doing alot of pest control, so I mix it up by, after every 50 or 100 points, doing somethign else really quick, such as farming, fletching or questing.

Doing all the quests that give farming xp is the best way to start farming, as you can get to 25+ farming rather quickly. Fairly Tale pt 1 will get you to around lvl 17, which is enough to do to the drunken dwarf quest, which will get your farming to about 26. This means you can now do Garden of Tranquility, giving enough xp for lvl 29-30 farming. In addition, the Goblin sub-quest from R4D gives 1000 farming xp, which leaves with only around 1k experience needed for lvl 32 farming, which you could easily get using tears of guthix.

Yes, the only way to get them are from either making them yourself, or from other players. But, because they are such good crafting xp, you can often times find a large amount of them in general stores. Check a few al kharid or falador general stores, and I'm sure you will find more than enough.

Much better than your previous post :D First off, you need to figure out your bank situation. If it is still full of members items, then you can't bank effectively at all. Thus, you must decide if you can make due with your current set up, or throw away the members items. If you plan on becoming members again some time soon, I suggest the first option. Now, on to how to mkae money. With the stats provided in your sig, I can't see anything that jumps out as a great way to make money. Mining iron is a fairly quick and easy way to get some money, as the ores sell for 100gp ea, and you can reach teh required lvl quickly, if you aren't already. Your best bet however, would be to merchant. Depending on how much money you have to start up with, you can merchant anything from rune armor, to bulk raw materials, or even buy runes from a shop and sell to players for a nice profit.

Preist in Peril, Nature Spirit, In Search of Myreque, and In Aid of Myreque, I believe.