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Actually yes, I help people all the time :D

Like yeoldecorvette said, drink some tea with that saw. :)

Did you add the fuse to it? I'm sort of confused, a little more info please? Are you using it with the catapult?

Yes, they are indeed tradeable and I don't blame you for not wanting to gather the stuff for that dwarf, it took forever. Maybe you can borrow one from a friend. Good luck with quest :)

Mature Chef's Delight will raise cooking level by 5 - at that level.

Nice tip, thank you. :D

My Demon butler will not have anything to do with dragon bones. You will need to make the bank runs for bones, and I think your set-up is well suited for this. You can either use portals or glory (I glory to Draynor and tele back to house) and try to have a friend at my house keeping the burners lit for me, saves a lot of time. I am considering removing my parlor and replacing it with a more useful or fun room as I have maxed out the 20 room limit. I like your layout and would suggest 4B for your Study. Good luck :)

If I knew how to link the Tip.it Barrows guide I would post it for you. Look under Mini Games on the main Tip.it page. It has very good information on Barrowing for different leveled players and includes inventory and gear suggestions as well as strategies for killing the brothers and navigating the tunnel to the chest. Well worth a read. :)

The tree one. Walk west of the entrance to the stronghold and then north, past the hill giants, until you see the arrow icon on your minimap. Take the boat there and then walk south. It might cost a few gp to ride the boat if you haven't started Swan Song quest.

Good reminder about the Excalibur spec. It's always fun for me to re-learn something about the game :D

I suggest the Ghouls to the west of Canifis. There are some on the north side of the path and some on the south side in the graveyard. Run between the two areas when they stop automatically attacking you in one area. Canifis bank is pretty close if you need it. This will be a good training area until level 84 or 85. :)

I would also suggest wizard or infinity boots to wear with black d hide for meleeing slayer monsters such as Bloodvelds, Jellys and Pyrefiends. The mage defense bonus of the boots really helps you take less damage from them.

I think the naval clothes are a reward item from Trouble Brewing mini-game. You probably need the tokens from playing to purchase the rewards. Pieces of Eight, I believe they are called.

:( You will have to do that part of the quest again. Hopefully you still have your amulet of monkeyspeak. If not, you get to do that bit first.

Sorry, no way that I am aware of. You will have to fish them on the northwestern part of the island where you found the fishing brother. If you have finished the quest and need just a couple fish you can always buy them from the fishing brother in Tai Bwo Wannai Village - he lives in one of the huts inside the fenced in area.

Sorry to say you are going to have to do all the steps from Monkey Madness to get back your gree gree and monkey speak ammy. To get back to Ape Attol speak to Daero in the bar in the Grand Tree.

Try the Red Spiders in Varrock sewers, they have a lot of hitpoints for their level. No drops but pretty good training until your combat is too high for them to automatically attack you.

I found Swamp Lizards to be very, very fast. I think I hunted them until I was able to go to Orange Salamanders.

Bloodvelds. If you can get it as an assignment, even better. Bring accumulator as suggested if you have it :)

You sure can :D Take it back to the cave where you did the quest and use it with the crystal bowl thingy.

Try going to the little island to the far south, accross the small strip of land. Stand in the approximate midde of the island and dig. You may not hit the exact location the first time you dig, but you will be close enough to find it within a few squares.

Also, when you get to level 25 agility, do the Grand Tree quest. It gives quite a bit of agility experience along with the glider advantage :)

There is swamp tar in the Lumbridge swamp as well, might be easier than dealing with the Ghasts :)

Could it be your thieving level? I think the quest requires lvl 42 to check and disable the trap, so that might be a reason.

The mine just northeast of the yanille bank is only a couple clicks away. :D