Noctis

I believe it will be armor with about the same def as adamant at most. Except it will look different.

My HP is higher than my Def. That mean I'm a pure? Anyway, I think you've got your answer for pures. Also, a skill pure is someone who focuses on raising one or more of his/her non-combat skills. Example, a lvl 3 who only fishes and now has 80 fishing. Or a lvl 3 who has 80 wc.

Like Beshrew said, tallies are useful in making combo runes, which can sometimes come in handy. I like to keep earth and water tallies so I can make mud runes every now and then. You could also make tiaras with them. For rc xp.

I prefer knives. They're about the same speed. But with knives, you don't need to fletch them or use feathers or do a quest or anything, just smith it and use it.

You could use Google like Unitedite has suggested. Or you could use... umm.. what's that place? Oh yeah, Yahoo.

A Seercull bow is nice. Plus, they're getting cheaper and cheaper. Good to have if you're going to be fighting a lot of mages.

I don't know why you told him to look at the bottom of the Monkey Madness guide. That tells you how to get back a lost greegree not how many different ones there are. There really are 5 different types. First one is the Karamja monkey one. There is the Gorilla one. There is the Zombie monkey one. There is also the small ninja monkey one. And the fifth one is the big ninja monkey one. The big ninja monkey stands near that statue just west of the Temple.

You are supposed to take the key mold and a bronze bar to one of the quest npc's. You have to "sweet talk" the lady into showing you the key. Basically any option that flatters her and make sure you have the soft clay in your invent when you do it. I can't remember if the quest npc you take the mold and bronze bar to is the spy guy at Al Kharid or the spy lady near Draynor.

There's a teak tree at the western most coast of that area south of Castle Wars. Or you could just shell out some extra trading sticks and get that guy in the village to run your logs to the bank.

Aww. Being untradeable is very unfortunate. I was just about to ask for it.

While we're waiting for you to get your answers on the video question, these are the stats for the defenders. They go in your shield spot so you can wield say... a whip plus the rune defender.

dragon battle axe, its special is like a super str pot I know. I was just kidding. Dragon Axe is used in woodcutting. The special, called Clobber, lowers def and magic lvl. The Dragon Battleaxe's special, called Rampage, lowers atk, range, def, and magic while boosting str really high.

Yes. You need lvl 76 Construction.

It's members only.

I didn't know that the D axe gives a str boost.

That thing is for Construction. You stuff it and put it up in your Skill Hall in your House.

Pest Control seems best option. Get as many weak monsters on you as you can. You said you don't want to level up an melee stats. What are your stats? Oh. You could just turn auto-retaliate off and stand at Dagannoths under the lighthouse. Or Varrock Sewers, get 4 Red Spiders on ya. Your best melee def.

Yes. Thank you for repeating what I have read in some Herblore guides. And for not answering the question asked.

If you use them on your mage lvl, that's a lot of money you'll save on runes. If you use them on your range, that's some money you'll save on arrows. If you use them on your prayer, that's time and money saved on prayer xp.

You can buy from the Mort'ton General Store more easily if you treat him with Serum 207(p). Otherwise you'd have to keep retreating him.

:-k I don't think there will be a Dragon Defender.

Umm... no. I don't think there is.

It costs 330k if it's fully broken. It shouldn't cost too much if it's just at 100. Just take 100k to be sure. You could also use an armor stand if you or your friend has or knows anyone who has one.

Oh. Cool. It IS better. And thank you everybody.

If you're one who gets into the story lines and a quest ends in the middle of the story, sequels are better.