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Ever heard of a short little insignificant quest called, what was it now...? Oh yeah, RECIPE FOR DISASTER!!!!!!!!! Biabf was saying that Dragon Slayer could have a sequel as another F2P got a sequel, he was well aware of Receipe for Disaster, he was being clever :wink: .

Barbarians until you hit 40 and then go off to the Agility Arena until you can do the Wilderness course. The way I went was this Gnomes Course until Barbarians. Barbarians Course until lvl 40. Lvl 40 I used the Agility Arena until about 60 and then went to Werewolf Course. Did that for a while(maybe until 65) and then switched back to Agility Arena and got to 71. That's where I am now and I plan on using the Wilderness course now to get up as high as I can.

Yeah, it seems like Runecrafting is the way to go. Go make Nature Runes and sell them. You could always try merchanting. Honestly, you've got decent skills and the game is not all Killing Monsters and Slaying Dragons if you want to make some gold then make use of the skills. Stop spending money on Construction and go fishing for Swordfish or Lobsters. You can go to the Agility Pyramid and make some cash by getting the reward at the top and selling it to the man at the bottom. Go mining and smith the best you can. Chop down Yews and sell them or burn them at Mor'ton and get prayer experience with a chance to get many, many expensive items. Use magic to high alch things. Buy some yew long bows and alch them, work your way up from there. If people use their imagination and their skills we'd see alot less posts about "How can I make money?"

Talk to Mage o' Zammorak and then go to Canafis, case solved :wink:

It's about pride and prestige. Why do people get 99 firemaking after 75 when they can burn magics (the height of Firemaking right there)? He's picking up something where he left off and wants to complete a long standing goal. I say go for it. The best way to power mine would be to get a few newbies to be your pseudo-runners. When you get a full load they run off and bank their free irons and come back. If they leave you can always drop them. Mining iron is extremely fast but it's even faster if you head to a crowded world the respawn times are fastest there. Go for Scorpion Mines, three rocks, constant clicking.

A ring that is dropped by one of the Dagganoth Kings. It gives a slight bonus to your magic bonuses. Very useful if you're looking for that little edge but it is just a ring.

Hmm... What item did you get? Was it a piece of Fur? If so, that's Ardougne you go to.

They are nearby the Enkarah's Lament Quest start. It IS in the Desert so you will need Waterskins and what not, at least to get there. I believe that I didn't take any drink of water while there, but bring a couple just to be sure. The area is a bit south of the Bandits camp. Check the World Map, it has a quest start area right next to it.

I was just speculating on the possibility of a quest beyond Legends. I understand most of the time what you're doing (except that crazy moose of yours, whats up with that :wink: ) Regicide (or was it Roving Elves) had a different sort of storyline in comparisson to ME1 & ME2. The latter involved directly with the elves. The former involved the King and his evilness. It does seem like they would be two different quests but fortunately for us they belong to one series. But the Elf Quests will most assuredly continue until we've got a grand scale war taking place.

Well Merchanting is extremely fast but unreliable if you cannot find a buyer. Your own skills can be utilized to make anything possible. If you train hard enough you'll be able to make some of the best items in the game and you wouldn't need to be spending hours in a marketplace yelling "Selling st00f" instead you could simply (in my case) use High Alchemy on a Steel Plate or a Yew Longbow after having made them. Selling Nature Runes can be extremely profitable as well if you've made them. Edit: To answer your question, whenever I'm in a bind for cash (after construction) I will merchant Chaos and Death Runes. But to add money for my ability to merchant I use my skills to get cash.

Dragon Slayer > Hero's > Legend's I think the Regicide will of course be continued :) Now what comes after Legends though? Surely there has to be some new and greater Quest to distinguish yourself between others. The requirements would have to be astronomical. All stats 60+ perhaps? On-Topic: Wouldn't the Mourner's End quests be associated with Regicide? After all they do involve the Elves and their involvement with the city of Ardougne.

About Step 4: I think it'd be cheaper to make the swamp paste yourself. Spend some time in Lumbrdige swamps and gather all the swamp tar you can handle and run back to Draynor and do that for a while. Then go to the Mansion which you completed Mystery Madness and use their never-ending sack of flour with a pot and then make the swamp paste to your hearts desire. I don't know if you get experience for it, but the Swamp Paste prices at the Building shop skyrocket after you buy just a few. About Step 5:Really? It actually crumbles just because an hour has passed? That would make more sense because as I've been doing it for a while it seemed like it would rapidly go down at some point in time. Thanks for the tip :) On-Topic: Yes, Shades of Mor'Ton is true EXTREME crafting xp but it is expensive, but you can reduce your loses by actually going and burning shades. Make sure that you've done In Aid of the Myreque if you're going to do that (going through the shortcut is so tedious for a bank trip).

i don't get it :? I'm guessing it's just like the Khaazard troopers and the Gnomes fighting. Jagex said that they were going to introduce a greater amount of NPC vs. NPC battles. I'll check out the Dwarves vs. the Goblins later on, but unless it's hordes of them against their cannon and dwarven blackguards are there to help out when Goblins get too close to the gate, I won't be impressed :? . When Jagex first mentioned the improved NPC vs. NPC bit many were hoping for wars to take place. So far all we've gotten are about five or six Khaazard troopers actually dieing against other NPC's and about two Gnomes going across the bridge to fight. I want an epic battle that is in check for all time! Up the ante a little bit and make a bigger and bolder battlefront!

Yeah, it looks much better than it did before! Can't wait to see more graphic updates to the rest of the p2p world.

You can alwasy kill Water Elementals for 100% chance of getting a water filled vial. They barely ever hit at 68 defence in Rune plate body and legs. There's also Chaos Druids who sometimes drop vials. But I would say that the water elementals are by far the fastest (if you're 80+ combat, maybe less).

I would gues it's because most people are unable to get there, unwilling to buy the fish because they are unaware of them or prefer to stick to Lobsters and Sharks. There's a lot of resistance to new foods in RS. We have Potatos that heal extremely well but they are a lot of work and so people avoid them like the plague. I'm guessing most people are not willing to try something new. I myself cannot fish monkfish YET and so I stick to lobsters because they sell easily, the cooking guantlets allow me to not burn a single one (unlike the monkfish which is not affected by the guantlets) and that's really it. If I could fish monkfish, I probably would and use it for training and the like. But until then, the lobsters in the fishing guild be warned.

As of right now it's gather Herbs in the Yanille Agility Dungeon. No one goes there and fighting off Salarin the Twisted is oddly enough for for me. As soon as I'm done with my crusade to move the shade temple building world from 2 to 59 I'll go back and start burning some shades for some keys and pick up some fine cloth to battle against Salarin and his fellow chaos druids some more.

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Those are really funny! Good job on collecting those heads. Edit: The guest one with the heads talking to each other is priceless :lol:

I can see you already did :wink: . So long as you're not leeching off of my bandwidth I'm fine with it :)

Before I would use them on whatever I was training at the time. Now I'll be training one skill and then using the points on Ranged. That's the one combat skill that I loathe. I need 10 levels to use a crystal bow and then I'll never have to pick up another arrow again!

Edited post. See my Sigs on the ARSCV forums! Those are the three I made in about 45 minutes (including the time it took to find the images). Any CC towards making them look better would be appreciated. I may work on the third one a tad more as I could do more on it.

Hey, should I PM you what I've done for a couple banners or should I post them here for all to see?

Well in case you're wondering World 59 during the American Daytime hours are actually a decent place to go now. I generally have a group going there and we could always use some builders. We aren't as "big" as world 2 because few people know about us and not many stick around for long which leads to less people showing up when they see few people there. If Shade Building is the true power crafting, you're getting the XP on either world and even if the temple is built or not built so why not go to World 59 and help us out?

Quick way to solve this, to the Author. Are you in the US and what MAJOR city do you live by (such as capital or large city i.e. Chicago, New York City, etc.)? Once we've got those answered we can check out the times.