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That'd mean that an axe handle/head is rare now?

You'll get the same price with a noted item or the item itself, and it will alch them one by one (and you'll need a set of runes for each item)

Let us not give random information away, ok? The exp per tear is not random, and has been always constant for me. In fact the Knowledge Base says:

Well, now that Celestrana provided a nice guide for the monsters (thanks a lot :thumbsup:), can anyone confirm if willows in Barbarian Outpost is the best way for me to get 71 wc? Also, should I invest on a daxe?

It's a possible maximum of +6 from the stew *ahem*, but it's somewhat uncommon.

Get a dlong unless you plan to do the quest and get a scimitar soon.

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They both have the same stats, according to Tip.it's Item Database, so I'd take the Sara Platelegs just because they look better.

You have heard that the Silverlight is the same as a rune long against demons. Well, Darklight is the same as a dragon long against them, and gives you a nice special as well (which is quite good against quest demons). However, a d scimmy would be better (or a whip).

Sorry, I'll have to bump this.

Maybe you could try with a different browser, as Firefox or Netscape.

Water-filled vials are expensive becuase they aren't that easy to get in the thousends (which you'd need for heavy herblore training) and some people can simply afford not having to fill the empty ones by themselves, and pay more for them. Most people also farm herbs, and most of them come from killing monsters (I've heard chaos druids are the best herb droppers by far). (I can't answer the question about how people normally train, sorry.)

Oh, nope, it won't go away unless you use a cleaning cloth with it (made by using a piece silk with karamjan rum).

Not trying to mean anything by it, but I just noticed that a competitive area tends to be populated unhelpful, mean, rude people. However, other places, do not. How curious, eh? I'm generalizing by saying this, but it just might be that unpleasant elements are attracted to those places.

Cyan/Greenish for me. I can't stand doing something (as alching) once and again and again, I like sandbox games and strategy games, and I find myself attaracted to puzzles/strategy games and quests in Runescape.

Harpie Bug Swarms drop a lot of fire runes, and Elves drop a lot of earth runes.

Two spooky Quests, eh? I just got to get 85 combat and I'm on my way to 71 woodcutting, so I wanted to know the best (safest) way to kill the Inadequacy and its friends, as well as the monsters from the other quest. (Remember I'm only level 85) Also, I'd want advice on how to get 71 (70 with Axeman's Folly) woodcutting faster, right now I'm cutting willows near the Barabarian Outpost, is there any faster way? Maybe maples or hollow trees? Thanks in advance!

You don't need to have unlocked all the routes to get the Cape, only the main Entrana-Taverley one.

I daresay you need some kind of proof, maybe a confession from him... :-$

As far as I know, the poison hits 6, 6, 5, 5, 4, 4, etc. But I'm not possitive about it.

According to my experience, 5 is quite common, and 6 is rare, but maybe I'm luckier. Each 'dose' of spice will add a +-2 to the random range of boost you can have. So, 3 doses of orange spice will give a random +3, +2, +1, +0, -1, -2 or -3 to all these stats (it won't be the same for all fo them): Construction, Cooking, Crafting, Fletching, Runecrafting, and Smithing

Would you mind ... , please?

I'd rather make it so that we have monthly updates instead of weekly ones, and I'd love to see updates that improved already existing game content (revamping the Rat Pits, for example) That way, they can be worked out better, and would keep people interested enough.

It would remain a money sink. Read above ^.

Best p2p world for me (usually 26 or 31), doing some slayer at the moment.