Noctis

I just use this one. I could have better gloves, but I haven't done Desert Treasure and don't have enough money to buy the Dragon ones... yet.

The hard part isn't figuring out where the other team's flag is, because of that helpful little flashing arrow above their head. The hard part is figuring out who has your team's flag.

That's an awesome idea. Runs off to quickly do Desert Treasure.

It just doesn't make sense. No sense at all. I need to have a saw and a hammer in my inventory to make a rug. But no need for a needle. No sense at all.

Wow. Very short notice. What's your construction now?

113? that sounds farmiliar..., he may have lagged though, since it is usually the cause of death in barrows in dharok tunnels. It isnt its unreliable, there are lapses in people's attention that lead to deaths like these (i died against torag for the record) Verac barrowing is pretty effective because you can just bring pray pots and rampage through the brothers. Maybe. It would explain why there were a ton of sharks and some pray pots in the pile. No empty vials though. So... Hmm.. Perplexing. I'm just gonna keep using my method.

Darn. Why didn't I try to figure out a way to take that flour out of a pot to the bank? Darn it. Oh well.

Excellent energy boost and cures poison. Makes you wonder what else those babies can do.

There are sooo many bugs with the POHs. The worst are the ones that result in scams and deaths. Maybe they were rushing a little too much to get this out?

I never knew that. I've never used them when I was poisoned before so there. Cool.

It's a nice guide. It kinda seems like a slightly modified version of some other guides, but good for low levels and beginners. I still prefer my method. I only use up 2 doses of prayer pot usually. On a bad run I may use up to 4. Someone mentioned the method where you take veracs. I have no faith in that method ever since I stumbled across a verac helm and flail in Dharok's tomb. And I remembered that the only person I saw doing Barrows with Veracs at that time was a lvl 113.

Can someone do some math and tell me how much 72 smithing would cut off from the price?

And by doing what Blaziken just said, you have begun the quest "The Giant Dwarf"

I found fletching was good enough. Just requires an initial investment of either time or money.

Go east and talk to the Troll first if you haven't done that.

Questing really is a good way to get rid of the boredom. I once got bored and then I did a quest or two and it got fun again.

Yeah. There is. I can't remember where, but I remember some rangers using it when I was meleeing there.

If you mean the part with the dirty blast and stuff, that's the "main quest." All the other stuff after it are subquests.

I remember some of my preparation for members. I got str, def, atk, and hp up to 70 at least. Prayer up to 52. I accumulated over 3mil in cash. I got 60 mage. Lvl 84 woodcutting was a by-product of getting over 3mil cash. Got 44 runecrafting. I managed to get to 53 crafting, but stopped because that got boring. I think I had 50 smithing at the time. That was a by-product of mining my own silver ore to make tiaras. I only got 35 on purpose. I got 65 fishing and 53 cooking. 53 cooking on purpose. I actually got higher but that was another byproduct. And I did all the f2p quests. I then associated myself with a map of the member's world and the quests I should do as soon as possible after becoming a member.

Excellent guide. Good advice there.

I thought that one was pretty easy. Just longer than I would have liked.

Just stand in a crowded bank shouting "Buying rune axe." Offer anywhere between 15k to 20k. And yeah, rune armor generally is cheaper from other players.

Start by doing Lost City, Hero's Quest(if you can), Plague City, and any other quest that will help with travel. Do Priest in Peril and Ghosts Ahoy.

It's spelled "ingredients."

Click the link I posted somebody.