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I'm quite sure that there is no reasonable way of getting 200K mage xp/hr The fastest way to train mage is ice barraging, and the best place for that is Ape Atoll skeletons Magic is by nature a slow skill and so trying to find a fast way to train it is rather unwise If you don't have to get it the fastest possible way, superheating iron or gold would be a good way, yielding around 90K mage xp/hr whilst simultaneously training smithing

You try to bury the bone/cast the spell, but the random event interrupts it so you fail to do so

It is possible to 'hunt' for random events by attempting to use certain spells such as NPC contact if the last random event was gotten quite a while ago The success rate in such cases is probably >60%, and that is probably what he did

For plate: Dharok/Torag/Guthan For legs: Dharok/Torag/Verac All the above pieces have the same defence bonuses

Never done a single clue scroll before; I'd much rather do something with definitive results than something based entirely on luck

Defence lvl affects the chance of getting hit, but does not reduce the damage if it hits, if that's what you mean

You have enough charms for a much high level than 70 To get there the cheapest use all your blues and crimsons for the rest, in which case it would cost 4-5M (if you trade back the pouches)

Alch while waiting for Salarin the Twisted to respawn at Yanille Dungeon It drops the key to the herb chest

Based off what item you are trying to buy You can buy more skill items such as runes and herbs than other items such as weapons and armour in the same time period

Void isn't too hard to get back and it gives substantially higher xp per chin. So unless you do not intend to chin much it is recommended that you get back your void. The setup is alright, but I prefer using Ring of Life as it is very easy to die there. Also you can equip some arrows/bolts in the quiver equipment slot. When you have free inventory space, you can unequip them to make it full, thereby preventing you from getting the extremely annoying strange box random event.

I suppose you are p2p? If so, the fastest way to training mining by mining iron, dropping or otherwise, is to mine south of Piscatoris. You need a spirit kyatt pouch at teleports to bank (castle wars preferably) Simply mine iron ore and bank when you are full, then get your Kyatt to teleport you back (right next to the mine) Of course the pouch is not cheap, but the ores you mine will more than pay for it If you do not have to mine iron, the fastest way to train is to mine granite at the Quarry south of the Bandit Camp. Should you decide to do that, the best way is to drop the granite when waiting for the rocks to respawn. Since you will take different times to mine each rock, there is no definitive such as 'mine 3 drop 3'. Also, as it is in the desert you will be subject to the desert dehydration effect, and so require waterskins. It is best to replenish the supply of water in those skins by using the lunar spell Humidify. Whichever method you choose, you should use Varrock armor as it speeds up the mining by around 10%

Seems like your definition of hard hinges heavily on how boring it is This of course can and does vary, and for me hard means slow xp gain rate

Mining and banking iron ores in Varrock west Also made a few k selling and buying back feathers at the General Store (you could sell it for more than it cost to buy back)

The bestiary claims that they drop gold coins from 5-45. I have killed thousands of them and am sure that they drop nothing but bones. http://www.tip.it/runescape/index.php?rs2monster_id=357 Db986 - done

That you can only get up to 28 strange boxes

Being self-sufficient is usually much less efficient then buying the supplies and earning the money needed to do so. If there are people around that collect the supplies that you need, as there really always are, then just give them the business that they need. It's a win-win situation.

Summoning can be seen as a combat aid like prayer, that when used does improve combat ability. Given the restrictions imposed on the use of familiars, however, there should too be times when the combat level is not raised. This can be seen from how the f2p combat level is unaffected by summoning, but then again it is hard to fathom how places that do not allow the use of familiars such as BH take it into account.

Quote: The Sara sword/Zammy spear require 70 attack. All these weapons are two handed, and have the same attack speed as a battleaxe While the S-Sword and Z-Spear are no doubt 2-handed, they have a speed of a whip/scimitar/dagger, and not a battleaxe. I have tested these weapons before myself. Further proof can be found at http://www.runescape.com/kbase/viewarti ... le_id=2010

Got this last Friday; was the 31st to do so. 90% from slayer, 10% from fiends Special thanks to all my friends, especially: Airisus, Aksk, Chiayong, Crazy Azza, Dark Snide, Efanatic, Green098, Headsortails, Madman555, Oded Neaman, Rinaldi15, Serene9203, Silverpet999, Sir Skitzo, Vlaud Tepish, Xlil 8x and X Runes, all of whom have been a great source of support

How fast 99 agility will take really depends on how many hours you put into it daily You need around 270 hours to get to get from your current lvl to 99, so you will have to play 9 hours a day to get it in a month Hunter and woodcutting will definitely take less time individually

Probably waiting for a few weeks at least before training it although my rank will go down a lot :)

That is indeed very lucky, congrats :)

Hmm, given the small difference between the 2 (176xp/135s), I don't think its statistically significant enough to derive such a conclusion Still, it's nice to see there are now decent training methods that are relatively cheap (although I'm more interested in broad arrows :P)

Oh well, it seems like another skill ruined

2208/1457 Just need to get the 'unbuyables' up :)