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Everything seems to be fine, there is no poverty and everyone's happy, but then some fat guy comes to France and starts to privately selling oil, effectively installing capitalism and screwing up everything. I go back in time, to the day I was born, and kill myself, provoking a time paradox that makes the universe collapse.

2/10 I think I have seen you before, but maybe it's just because we browse different forums.

The images have a bad quality, and the text is not funny, although creative. 7/10

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October the eight. :D

I, being a p2p, would hate to have it like that. I'm currently rated (in the overall) higher than most of my friends, mostly because I try to be an all-round character, but if it was sorted down by exp, I'd surely be in a much worse position than someone that has a 99 skill but a 1000 total level.

Now that's me being a genius. I only checked the requirements but not the rewards. :wall: In that case forget everything. You can't go in the Evil Chicken's Lair with level 1 def.

I just felt the need to complete with the member's altars. Enjoy: (Feel free to copy the links, but please give me a little credit) [hide=Cosmic Altar][/hide] [hide=Chaos Altar Maze, from above][/hide] [hide=Astral Altar, why not?]It's the only one above ground! [/hide] [hide=Nature Altar][/hide] [hide=Law Altar]No Quest Cape allowed in here! [/hide] [hide=Death Altar][/hide]

It'd be really great if Jagex implemented a ScapeRune Quest of some sort...

For practicality vs. cost (maintenance or buying) I prefer: Helm of Netiznot Glory/Strength Amulet Rune Platebody and Platelegs Whip/DScimmy Guthix Book Quest Cape Barrows Gloves Climbing Boots Ring of Life For (cheap) looks: Quest Hood and Cape Salve Amulet Princess Dress Saradomin Book Air staff Boots of Lightness Mime Gloves

Well, it's better, but remember to bring food, several pots, an axe and a tinderbox. This will let you kill and eat rabbits, which might save you from death or from having to bank for food.

You could always sell them in the charter shops, or with the Karamjan gloves on. It's not as profitable as before, but you'll get more money.

As far as I know, it is possible (I've heard from people using agility potions, so why not a pie?), but you might need a couple of them. You need the level to cross the dense jungle, which you might need to do several times.

I really disagree with your idea. I strongly recommend you against relying on drops to get such a rare piece of armour. You might kill hundreds of them in vain, and you'll only get frustrated. Although it might be profitable just to kill them, I wouldn't go there with the bare idea of getting a dragon chain.

The point of having such a low, monthly cost is that you think: "hey, $5 a month is not that much really", and later you pay for a year or two, and Jagex earns $60-120. Now for more "loyal" members Jagex would lose cash if they implemented something like this. Even though I support,I really doubt that Jagex will implement this soon.

I support all of the suggestion except for the onyx gem. I just find it too overpowered, to heal you so constantly and give 10% more exp (that really is a lot). Except from that, I support the idea.

You should protect against ranged, IMO, and stay away from him (using ranged or mage).

It is reccomended to have 43 prayer, but it's not absolutely necessary. It will be quite hard, but you can get to start Legend's without prayer or defense levels.

Although at these levels it's quite slow to catch them, the exp compensates for it, and you'll get good food for selling/training.

You don't have to complete the subquest to get to the Black Dragon Lair, and you only have to have started Legend's Quest, not finished it, so I'm quite sure you are able.

I'd rather use a ring of life, it might save you from lag (as it has saved me). In case you forget to charge your glory, you can either: use the home tele, use the teletab/elf crystal instead.

At your level, the wilderness course is slightly better, IMO, and you'll seldom find Pk'ers there. If you do, simply avoid the chance and log out.

You could use climbing boots for the strength bonus, but I don't know for the rest.

It's part from the Quest Grim Tales.

Yep, both of them would work the same, and a house teletablet would be the best of them all (nobody would be able to pick your items if you died of poison, so you'd be able to calmly pick them up).