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One of my firsts tasks were Crawling Hands, although I had never been to the Tower. Maybe it's different with Dagannoths, though.

This is really one of the most frustrating conversations I've ever had... :XD: Yes. You got it. Finally. :thumbsup: Thank God. Just don't scare either of the little animals.

Manage thy Kingdom minigame. After finishing Trhone of Miscellania (Royal Trouble works like an add-on) you can set workers to work for you, give you cheaper than average items (like maple logs, coal, construction logs, fish, flax, herbs).

Ok, thanks for that. It's exactly what I need to know. Most probably I'll invest around 1-2m on that, I just wanted to recover my cash.

According to a dictionary, the word I look for is scold/chide. Do it in a firm way, but don't scream at it or hit it. Could I explain myself correctly this time?

None of them. Just try to show her it's wrong without scaring it (her? is it a female dog :lol: then?) I just can't find the correct English word. If you scream at her or hit her, it'll get the idea that getting near kittens will cause her harm/unpleasant consequences, and it'll just get angry if he sees another one.

It depends on your abilities as a dog trainer. It doesn't matter if he barks to the other cats, if gets to know your new [kitty] as a friend, he'll respect him and won't harm him (intentionally). Try to bring them together slowly, and ___* him if he gets angry/tries to attack the kitten. (* ___ should be the English word for strongly telling him it's wrong, not slapping him or he might get the wrong idea). Good luck with it!

It's a long post, but please answer even if you only can help with one question. Thanks in advance! I'm trying to get all my skills to be 60+, and was wondering how to get fast, cheap exp for these skills: Hunter (level 53 atm): I've heard (and read in the AOW) that grey chinchompas, orange/red salamanders and spotted kebbits are the best exp. If I don't care about money, what would be faster exp, and where? Herblore (level 55 atm): If I don't want to lose money (I'm cheap, I'm very very cheap :D ), what should I do? I have no problem about getting 2nd ingredients or vials by myself, I'm worried about the herbs. I've thought about MTK, visiting it daily to get 100%. What would be the best wokers' distribution to get the most amount of herbs while getting my money back? (no profit needed, I just need to recover my investment) Thieving (level 57). Will pyramid Plunder, banking in Sophanem (all quests done) be the best exp for me? If so, can anyone post the link to a good guide for a low budget? Slayer (level 56): I'm currently training with Vannaka, should I change to Chaeldar with my current combat stats*? I won't be able to spend much money on pots, food or barrows armor, though I own a whip. Farming (level 52): I'd just need the link to an old guide I couldn't find, about an advanced farming circuit. Can anyone help with this one? *71 attack, 66 strength, 67 defence, 69 HP, 62 Ranged, 71 Magic

It's not rare, but it's quite uncommon.

Most probably they were Gold Farm workers, but there's no way to do something about them.

If you still think you'll look funny with a male character on a skirt, simply pay 3k and get in converted into a girl.

When I did that quest, ages ago, I brought a dds and a longsword, swordfishes as food, some attack and strength potions, and switched prayers so that he wouldn't hit me much. :oops: You could try similarly, just bring a one click tele, just in case.

Those are ones of the best tasks. Bad tasks are iron dragons, desert lizards, terror dogs and the like. I'd keep slaying, but maybe joining a PC clan would help?

You need to do Eadgar's Ruse (its leik da b3st3st herblaw xp ev4r!1!) to cast Tele Trollheim, and I'd pick the 3rd if you already had the items. So, I'd choose set 1 with rune defender and rune platebody.

The guide suggests armor because it's much better when crafting any other rune. However, you aren't able to bring armor or weapons to the law altar, which means that you'll get more easily Pk'ed/hurt by Abyss Monsters, and that you can't bring a hatchet/pickaxe, so I'd keep crafting nats.

A new school year every year, that means that, for example, instead of getting from 10th to 11th grade after July Holidays, we change it after December Holidays.

Well, in my country, we start a new school year every year, so the last month of the school year is December and the first one is February. Also, I'm on a German school, and after finishing this year and (hopefully) graduating with the national equivalent of a High-School Diploma, I'll stay in school a year more in order to get the German Abitur. I'm looking forward to trying it, as it's known to be quite harder, and this year will measure my ability to confront pressure.

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2. It's directly proportional to the amount of (combat) time you've use it, so there's no difference. If you repair right after it turns ___'s ___ 50, it'll cost you half of the full cost. 3. After checking both Tip.it and the KB, I see there is no direct information on that, so I'd say, not being 100%; Yes, just like any other item in the Workshop.

To my relationships, or human relationships in general? Nowadays people tend to have a more plastic image of a perfect woman, placing emphasis on an expected physical appearance that goes far from average, normal women. It might have come as a biological reaction, but companies simply just use the human body as a sexual object for advertising too much, degrading them to the point where one doesn't care about the abilities, personality, or feelings of someone to find them attractive, but only on their body. Check this ad, for example. I won't be hypocritical, and of course I like women who have round, not too big nor too plain, natural breasts, but I wouldn't base a relationship based only on that.

Man, I hate that, it's so freaky. I think I have it too :ohnoes: Do we just rot? Do we go to heaven / hell? Do we automatically become an animal / baby / whatever? Really? I kind of think of not-existing after death as a form of nirvana, of final and eternal peace :) . What's scary about something that doesn't involve any emotional or physical pain whatsoever? Everyone's time comes eventually. Just live life to the fullest, find your meaning, and there's no reason to fear something like non-existence. You simply are luckier than me. My brain simply can't figure out how it'd be to not to exist, because I'd have to be conscious (and therefore, exist) to get any kind of feelings. The nearest thing I can get is like a coma state, where one is unconscious. However, I have the idea that when that happens, time simply gets "cut", and for you, you wake up almost immediately after you lose your consciousness. However, I can't imagine such an analogy. I die, losing consciousness, the next think I'd know is waking up, but being dead that simply can't happen. So what happens then? There must be something after it, if you ignore after-life believes.

Isn't it the same with people teleporting in Camelot, or alching in banks, for example? If it bothers you, you can always turn area sounds off. I support the suggestion, it'd be nicer if the Cape also had some kind of sound effect. what? no....because...those guys in cammy i go there and then im gone..im not gonna stick around to watch them tele..? your question is confusing... and i do turn the sounds off...i think they never should have put sound on low detail... but no those people that tele in cammy don't bother me cause im not around them..i hardly ever goto that place any more got better stuff to do. and its not really the same...they are actually doing something usefull getting there magic up..and when i alc i goto nardah out of peoples way. sorry if thats a bit confusing Sorry if I fail to explain myself. My point was that there are also other repetitive, annoying sounds, like those of teleporting or alching, but you can still turn the off as part of the "area sounds". It would be the same for the sound in the Capes.

Selling the bars will get you the best profit (as with other lower bars), even if it takes longer for the same exp). (By the way, change the tags in your sig for ones.

It's not discontinued, it's just uncommon, because you only need for some quests and to access some dungeons, and only humans can do it (with a high enough crafting and smithing level)

Both, even if you have to bank more often it pays off at the end.