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I find it better to have a gate down and run with the GGS. That way if I run into a GD I can drop the GGS and continue with the other doors.

I am fairly certain that the reset time is the time you completed the Throne of Miscellania quest.

It is illegal to do that: http://www.runescape.com/rules/rule_multiple_logging.ws

Try using a different browser, and check that your Java is up-to-date.

Generally Melee > Mage > Range. Since you can't (or don't want to) use melee, go with mage. Melee can handle everything, with the exception of Necrolord, that range is good for (i.e. magical creatures). Using mage will allow you to hit the forgotten warriors that have insanely high melee and range defence.

Since you can't get a primal baxe you should stick with your prom 2h and berserker. Even if you could get the baxe, the 2h might be better since you don't key that much. Spending points on desperado is fine since you can always get your tokens back. Unless you have a hexhunter (which you shouldn't since it should only be considered for 3rd or 4th binds), you will only be using your desperado against Necrolords. So, while there's little use for it, there's no harm getting it.

Your math is wrong. You need to kill at least 1 more dragon per 5 minutes, not 5 more dragons per minute. Simple dimensional analysis should tell you that.

1 317 363 582 / 10 553 = 124 833.088 Used to be about 160K/hr before I started chopping trees.

Follow the above advice except that you can get hood on lower floors - it's just more common on higher ones. It is true that the expert teams require you to use hoods, but you aren't going to get into an expert team any time soon anyway. Just do the highest floors you can do on 5:5 larges and you should get a hood by the time you can start thinking about those teams.

I used this guide: http://runescape.wikia.com/wiki/Partying_is_Such_Sweet_Sorrow

Just a few updates: There is now Ardougne Cloak 4 (although it is not superior to Cloak 3). It seems that the Dungeoneering Master Cape doesn't (or no longer) provides a prayer bonus over regular trimmed skillcapes, so it is no longer as heavily recommended. There is now elite void, which should help to lengthen chinning trips (and cut costs) significantly. Also, I will soon be far too busy to update this guide or answer questions regularly due to real life commitments.

2Hs require 4 bars - it just takes 1-2 promethium rocks and a decent ring to get them. As far as I know the floor doesn't affect the number of mining rocks you get. To maximise the number of promethium rocks you get you will want to do a large floor with a team of high level miners. If you do so it will be almost impossible to not get enough ores for a P2H.

If you are taking 5 minutes or more to do c1 dungeons, you must be doing something wrong. Even if you are soloing you should be able to average 3 minutes or so. Try to do c1s in teams: you should be able to do c1s in under 3 minutes (including 30 seconds wait) easily.

As said above elite top and bottom can only be stored separately; to store normal elite you must have all three pieces (top, bottom, and gloves). So, unless you have an extra top and bottom, you will have to store some pieces in your bank.

Bind law runes instead of sagi arrows. World 77 has been poor ever since it was made a dungeoneering world. Quite a lot of those from 77 shifted to 148, so try 148 when you get your dungeoneering level high enough (probably 80 or so).

It is quite easy to win if you know what you're doing. I've only been playing for 2 days and am over 2000 rank already. I won't share my exact setup, but in general, champions, scouts and halberdiers are the best pieces. Make sure you get 4 commands too. Don't bother with regeneration, bombard, or winds of fate. Charge + battle cry is a must.

I just tried that, with no success.

I did, I only went to the place in the picture so I wouldn't be spotted by the people.

For some reason I can't seem to place the void drone in the boxes, despite about 30 minutes of trying and world switching: I am certain I have done everything correctly; any ideas?

At your level you aren't going to get into many teams on w148, which is really the only other world for you. Try to get at least 80 dung and then see how w148 goes.

A rough estimate has each effigy saving 1.5 hours of skilling time, and requiring 1.5 hours of TDs to obtain. Since the skills that effigies are optimally used on give little or no profit, there is no loss of potential profit in using effigies and so the profit from TDs is obtained in zero time. From this, assuming that RC is not sped up in the future, the most time-efficient way is to keep killing TDs after 200M slayer for 200M RC. In the process one would obtain more than enough charms for 200M summoning, and about 10B profit, drastically reducing the need to merchant. This also means that buyables should not be done before slayer (in any case, slayer gives free prayer and herb xp via bonecrusher and herbicide respectively). Also, doing hunter and thieving so early would be wasting effigy xp. Hence, this would be a better order: 1.) 200m Dungeoneering (After Warped) (While Merching for Buyables) 2.) Begin Farming 3.) Slayer + Melee + Ranged + Summ Train Slayer while cannoning and pick up charms. (Effigies for RC, should gain around 50-100m RC) 4.) RC via TDs 5.) Everything else. Order does not matter except that mining/magic/smithing should be done concurrently and that agility should be done after hunter and fishing.

The Void Stares Back marks the end of the Void Knight quest series we started this summer. So far, you have investigated and tracked a released pest; unscrambled Korasi's memories; witnessed the death of Void Knights at the hands of a mysterious figure; pushed around beer barrels; infiltrated a Black Knight workshop; and played with puzzle boxes. Once more, the Void Knights call on you for assistance. Their skills at stealth are not nearly as keen as your own and Korasi needs you to infiltrate the Black Knights again. Doing so will lead to many dangers, both mental and physical, but will enable you to discover who the real mastermind behind this nefarious pest-fuelled plot is, and what they really wanted those puzzle boxes for... Finding out is the easy part, though, as stopping them will push your diplomatic and strategic skills to the limit as you command your knightly allies against a truly unhinged foe. Oh, and you might want to brush up on your Conquest tactics as well. After all of these trials, tribulations and moral quandaries, your standing among the Void Knights will be judged, but we're sure youll not be found wanting...as you'll also be thoroughly rewarded with a variety of experience and some upgraded Void Knight gear that shows off your true colours. Mod Nancy, Mod Moltare and Mod Rathe RuneScape Content Developers Summary: Where to start The Void Stares Back: Talk to Captain Korasi in Falador Park. Requirements to start The Void Stares Back: 80 Magic 78 Attack 78 Strength 71 Firemaking 70 Construction 70 Crafting 70 Smithing 55 Summoning 10 Defence A Void Dance Complete the Conquest tutorial A combat level of 100+ is recommended In other news... The various Deflect curses now work properly with the God Wars Dungeons boss, Kree'arra. Previously, it would ignore the Deflect curses, but worked with the normal Protect From prayers. A quick option has been added to altars in Daemonheim to allow you to quickly restore your Prayer points. Thats particularly useful if you're in combat at the time! Moved some of the higher parts of the Wilderness wall so preferred runecrafting routes are unaffected. Using an empty plant pot on a farming patch will now fill all of the empty ones in your inventory. The login screen has been simplified and reworked to make it even easier to login. You'll now arrive closer to the Blood Altar when travelling there via the Abyss. We've fixed the magical blastbox to work correctly with the Fire Bolt spell. Added a confirm message when dismantling godswords.

Almost all the 100+ dungeoneerers I've seen bind hood + 2h/baxe + platebody. Although the blood necklace is an option, I think it is inferior to the platebody due to its minimal bonuses and healing abilities. Personally, I have hood and baxe bound, will bind a platebody as soon as I get 100 dungeoneering, and will switch to a hexhunter when I get one.

First 99 in about 2 years I believe. I will get 100 dungeoneering for the 3 binds and then wait for warped floors to be released.

77 deteriorated quite quickly after it was made an official world. For your level, you might want to try 148, although it might get empty at times. They generally only do F30+ for 5:5 large.