vlad_the_old

Did you pay the farmer to watch over it? Have you had to treat the tree at any time for disease? Did you use super compost Are you sure you have not checked it by accident? (Can you now chop the tree down?)

I suspect that Jagex are going to have to correct some of their ship prices and certainly correct the prices shown on the Knowledge base. The KB prices are higher than you get charged in game if you have not done Cabin Fever or have a Ring of Charos (a). The prices given for sailing from Mos Le Harmless are when wearing the Ring of Charnos (u). (So without - double the KB prices). If you have not done one of the quests - ie Regicide, one of the other destinations can show the price of the destination you cant go to. I think this is an expensive way of getting around, even if you have done Cabin Fever and are wearing the ring - cheapest trip I have found is 50. Compare that with the 30 you normally pay for a boat (or nothing if you are wearing the Charos ring). Mostly the prices if you have done the quest and have the ring are around the 200 mark

Ok easy question. If you have all this knowledge and game experience to share - in your profile why link to a RS name that has no skills in the high score table?

Well if it helps - here are the high alch values for some items Dragon Medium Helm 60,000 Whip 60,000 Rune Chain 30,000 Rune Full Helm 21,120 Rune Half Helm 11,520 Rune scimitar 15,360 Rune Plate 39,000 Rune Kite shield 32,640 Dragon Battleaxe 120,000 Dragon long sword 60,000 Rune Legs 38,400 Rune boots 7,500 Dragon mace 30,000 Ring of Wealth 10,575 Amulet of Glory 10,575 And no, i'm not rich enough to have tried it out. It is possible to check the high alch value using the shop in Rogues Den

The marble burner is no better - it just looks better.

Not tradeable

I would question if oak arm chairs was the fastest exp at level 51 - if you made larders, you use more planks each time. (In order to have a sink in your house you would need a kitchen).

Or you could try looking in shops near where fletchers hang out. You can pick up unstrung bows quite cheap, or even strung ones now and again. As long as the cost of the bow and the nature rune is less than or equal to the gold you are getting, you are training for free.

Some also say to fly fish north of Seer's village bank.

Or if you want to save space in your backpack - take one of the 'one shot' escape options such as an Elf Crystal, an ectophial or a house teleport tablet.

Well my personal experience was that I got 2 rune defenders in around 4 hours while wearing a RoW. It took about 1,300 tokens, some of the time was because I had to get more tokens - I had started off with 1,000 tokens and no defender. The RoW may increase your chances of it being a good drop, so a defender, but there are other factors that have to be considered. How quickly are you killing them? I tend to find the faster you kill things, the better the drops tend to be - not saying this always works, just a tendency I have noticed. The main reason I was there was to train my attack up 2 levels so I could use my whip - getting the defenders was a nice bonus.

To get any battle staff made into a mystic battlestaff, you need to have completed the scorpion catcher quest. The wizard in that quest will enchant your battlestaff, turning it into a mystic battlestaff, for 40k. All mystic battlestaff have the same mele stats as a rune long.

I think the point is he was trying to write a guide for the lower level player to try out barrows. As you say a 3-itemer. This allows them to experience the thrill of barrows, without worrying that they will lose much more than food. If you look at th original suggestions, you should be able to catch and cook your own supplies (sordies, monkfish or sharks). This in essence means the food is free, so all you stand to lose is easily replaceable. You may not get barrows items, but you do get runes. Those bloods alone have got to be worth saving up till you get to to the level to be able to use ancients and go after all the brothers. Nice guide. :thumbsup:

Seems like some good rewards - will have to head over and check it out. Purely for research! :-w

Enchanted bolts and those tipped with the grapple are untradeable

Berserkers were frenzied Norse warriors They were members of a group of Norse warriors who fought with wild unrestrained aggression. This gave rise to the expression "to go berserk", meaning to go mad and / or wild.

If you ave been thieving from his stall recently he will not sell you the pouch.

You cant trade blurite bows, but the crossbow salesmen do have a slot for them in their shops. Wonder if you can sell them there? :-k The grapple can be bought and traded, till it is attached to a bolt. You have to add a rope to the 2 to use it. The new bolts cannot be traded if they have been enchanted.

Should that not be BOOM BOOM! :lol:

If you look at the accounts various high lvl players have posted to be rated, it may give you some ideas on how to organise things. The other thing to keep in mind is that one persons junk may be another persons treasured items. Players with high lvl housebuilding tend not to keep tools or crafting moulds, pots buckets etc. Others may keep them as they are unwilling to go back to their houses every time they want an item.

You can usually sell magic short bows for more than you can high alch them for. Problem is its a bit difficult finding anyone who may want to buy a few hundred at a time! A yew long high alchs for 768gp while a magic short high alchs for 960gp As celebelian said, you need to get to around 78 wood cutting in order to speed up the rate you chop mage logs. The logs themselves sell for around 1k each - usually to players looking to raise their fletching skills or making magic longbows (that high alch for 1,536 gp =P~ ). So if it is just the money you are after, it may be better to sell the logs rather than fletch them yourself. Other option is to hook up with a high lvl fletcher and agree to trade logs for made up magic longs

No worries. :lol: Good luck with it

Yes! That bit is a mini quest that allows you to do all the subquests. The subquests can be done in any order, except the final fight. you can only do that when all the subquests are completed

:lol: well he is stuck in Lumbridge Castle till you complete the subquest to make the food that will free him. (That is where you start the quest, by talking to the cook there) If you mean where is Murphy, he is in Port Khazard, near Yanville and the mage guild

The teak tree near Castle wars is probably easiest if you just want to collect a few logs for construction. If you want to bank the items in Tai Bwo Wannai, Rionasta will do that for you but you get charged 10 trading sticks per item. I had to cut 500 Mahogany logs recently and the best way I found was to use the gnome gliders and ring of dueling to get between the 2 locations. Selling the shilo gems to Gabooty is a good way of getting trading sticks. The cost of getting into the woodcutting area is 100 trading sticks. If you have done legends, there are a few more trees you can access