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P2p means "pay to play", if you pay to be a member. F2p means "free to play", if you don't pay to be a member.

If you split your capital, you are going to be safer from future economical colapses. For example, if you kept a savings accountin dollars and another one in euros, and the economy of the U.S. (not the same as America) colapsed, you would still have half of your money safe. So, in simplier words, buy a green mask.

You'll be able to buy: Chocolate bars, cheese, tomatos, cooking apples, grapes, pots of flour, pizza bases, eggs, milk, cream, butter, spices, pie dishes, cake tins, bowls, jugs, pots, cups and buckets from the "buy food" option. Also, you can buy: Gloves ("leather" to "barrows") (you can check the stats in the database), and some useless weapons.

Just so you know, the ogres in the training ground are quite different. Their level is higher and as far as I know, they only drop seeds and bones.

Fly fishing rod is for fly fishing :shock: (that means with feathers), and the normal fishing rod is for bait fishing. The shop in Port Sarim sells them both.

I think you will be able to do it well, but maybe you are bringing too few food items.

Oh, ok, thanks on informing the mistake, I'll get working with them.

Just so you know, it is silk. For a tip: bring the silk to Karamja or you'll have to smuggle the rum out again (you can't teleport with it)

There was an excellent money-making guide somewhere here, I'll look for it and post the link.

Well, that's correct, but the High alchemy value is directly linked with the gen. store price (we researchers use that for getting the prices you see in the Items Database). *wink* And yes, the question would be "what would they protect over"? I really don't want to alch them to figure out... :-s BTW, thanks, War-Implored! :D

It's a PC "clan", with which you could finish the games faster and get better exp. I don't know about the requirements, though. I would think that the Quest Cape is the easiest, but I'm not sure if you take that as a "Skill Cape". If not, I'd try cooking.

You'll need to clean the poison and use the poison on the clean dagger. Before you do the quest, try getting the Cleaning Cloth, maybe the Quest is no actual requirement for it.

Back in f2p I found that the blue wizards in the tower dropped more runes that the black ones in the circle, so you could try that too.

Either: a) Your question was already answered correctly. or B) They were looking for an answer to same question. For example, what would happen if you had 15 replies saying: "Port Phastmatys/Varrok is best for p2p, Al-kharid/Varrok for f2p"? You'd get angry and rant about people always posting the same answers, wouldn't you? :wink:

I'm not sure if the Dorgeshun mines from The Lost Tribe might be faster than Yanille (using the RFD chest).

I bought my new shiny "barrows gloves" from RFD for 130k, but being untradeable, what would happen if I die? What would be the price the general store would buy them for? Or I simply always drop/keep them? Thanks in advance!

It's easier to understand if you have played D6D. Attack improves your attack bonus (you are most likely to hit) and Strength improves the die you hit (your hit range is larger).

I'm not sure what the exact colours are, but you can also buy colored clothes from Relleka.

Mine is for sure. A lamber, not meol. Meol is just my initials.

I think you get to access it just after you start Mourning Ends part 1.

:shame: You get access to the rings as soon as you get access to the rings (quite redundant) in the quest. The Farming, Herblore and Thieving levels are needed later in the quest, so you can get access to the rings before. Unless it's been changed, which I doubt.

I'm not sure about this. You can't use a magic bomb to get magic level, so why would it work with a dearven stout?

I'm not 100% sure about this, but I think that the messsenger would come even without the agility level, and that 56 agility is only eneded for crossing the dense forest.

I tried to mage her with fire blast, was enough for me. I brought sharks, and ate like 7-8. Stand next to her, as her melee attacks are weak. Also, bring many (regular) restore pots, don't waste the super ones.

I'm about to finish this quest and I'm wondering what kind of armour should I use in the final fight. I plan to bring a D scimmy for a weapon, but should I bring full rune, red dhide or mystic armor? Also, what prayer should I use in the fight?