Suzanne_Vega

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You might want to find someone who will simply assist you, anything else just isn't worth the risk for this toy.

Go stand next to the map and talk to him? It's on the south wall near the wardrobe you get the Surok costume out of.

Thanks BTW...what's a ROW? lol (Haven't played in 2 years)

Where were you when you got yours? What were you w/c-ing? I've been at this for literally years and have yet to see one.

Because it's time to clean up the land of the fairies.

Once you get the hang of the Sorceress' Garden, it's easy. I got from 60-67 Thieving in a few days of not very intense playing (2-3h a day while chatting), which would have led to tons of herbs if I'd been interested in anything but leveling Thieving. A Newtroost is a combination Newt + Rooster (I thought that was obvious). It's Pestle & Mortar, not Motor, I suggest taking that motor to Mort'ton and attach it to the Swamp Boaty :) Do your editing in Notepad or Notepad++, it's much more effective and you don't have to worry about Word's poor handling of anything that isn't meant to stay in Word. HTH

The whole point of knowing what is closest to bank has more to do with reducing time than knowing the actual shortest (virtual) physical distance, so having to empty vials reduces the value of buying vials with stuff in them. Of course, if you do the mort'ton temple building thing for crafting xp, and also do the sacred oils for making pyre logs to burn shade remains and get tons of phat lewts, you already get lots of free vials as a side effect of the process, so you don't have to buy vials, full or empty, at all...you just fill the empties you get along the way. And of course if you *use* a lot of the potions you make (I use loads of super energy regularly as I am impatient, and quite a few combat potions and super sets), you also have a ready-made stock of empties that you can just fill. And if you're a packrat you can pick up the vials that other people leave lying around everywhere.

the right way :P

wow, these really are bizarre sounds

2 ranges in edgeville, fairly close to a bank 1 in port phasmatys 1 in catherby (>?) east of camelot heat vent in Tz'Haar caves right outside bank I prefer to cook in my house, using cooking gloves and cooking beer, on my range, mounted glory for free teleports to edge, get back with 1 law and 1 dust rune (laws are free, after all)

Closest furnace, no fee, to bank is Port Phasmatys. Closest wc tree farming spot is gnome stronghold, it's just left of the southern entrance to the outer bank (not the one inside the gnome tree). So...where's the closest oak trees to a bank?

Anyone who makes a practice of engaging in actions which gain them a profit from someone else's loss. Of course, this includes almost everyone above including pkers, macroers, scammers and so on. How do I include macroers? They profit from massive gains through playing unattended, causing the prices of everything to go down, causing a loss for the hard-working people who stay at their computer the whole time they are mining, making potions, farming stuff, or what have you.

I collect collections :) I used to collect buckets. I had over 17k buckets, but I kicked the bucket habit and keep it around 1000 or so, usually with various substances in them, not always nice ones either (ugthanki dung, green slime, etc.) I used to collect limpys, until I could make super strength potions :) I have 23 frog tokens (+ dropped 5 tokens worth of clothes) 119 pots 5480 buckets of sand 14368 cannonballs 130 calquats 27557 headless arrows 16355 tokkul 167 coconuts 37 Rotten Food :?: 5 sets of ghostly robes :twisted: 329 curry leafs :?: 5493 trade sticks (from tai-bwo-wannai) 200 willow branches, who knows what for 27 Kebabs from drunken dwarves, not always my own 100 various types of runecrafting tiaras I am down to 400-some vials from over 2000 Now I collect Glories : 36 so far :thumbsup:

The gardener at the tree (farming) plot in Varrock is names Treznor (Trent Reznor) Wow, you impress me with your total lack of knowledge of anything. Used in gnome cooking iirc, like all sliced/diced fruit, or if not at least you can use it in the quest. "It's not a skirt, it's a KILT!" (I forget what movie that was from but it was way before Rowdy Wannabe Piper) Uh, no, but in real life a vein of ore doesn't run out the first time you get a piece out of it, and it doesn't magically generate a new one after a while. Bob, the pre-cat, wasn't it? Isn't that pretty obivious? Didnt work like 2 weeks ago, so no not really. Doesn't work at all for me, because Jagex didn't code it to the hardware abstraction layer properly, so my alternate mouse configuration makes it not work. By the way, it's called a "wheel", invented a while ago by some guy named "Ug". Because "crushed gemstone" is a members' object, although it has no use (oh, wait, I think it's used as a 'dummy' item in one members' quest, something like a scavenger hunt). You hold the bow with your left, you fire the arrow with your right. This is how it works in the real world, except lefties are the reverse with both. The original mouse, and all Mac mice, have one button. It took Microsofts need for feature bloat to come up with a need for more than one mouse button. Not with bows. I haven't checked with crossbows, old ones or new. That's because there was a problem with people buying up all the stock and scamming people who needed to make an item for Recipe For Disaster. Manta rays are also 22 healing. Wrong, there is a use for them, whereas there is no use for vampire dust, a tile, and several other items. Rusty swords can be repaired on a whetstone in your POH. Firemaking is useful for many things: * Burning Mort'ton shades, which gives you more firemaking xp, but also prayer xp. * Lighting lanterns and gnomish mining helmets * Lighting candlesticks and the big torches used in Desert Treasure * Lighting torches to smoke trape in Hunting * many other purposes zinc That's the spelling lesson for the day, although it would take years to make any discernible effect on the general rs population :lol: New ore "rocks" have veins, a lot of people don't like them because they are hard to discern. There are also (cheesy) veins of gold in the Arzanian Mine. Broken glass is used in two places in rs. HOW DO YOU GET MORE THAN 1 IN URE BAG :?: :shock: Get a cat, grow it to adult size, bank it, go back to gertrude and get another cat, keep repeating until you have 28 cats banked, then take them all out. Oh, and you can choose your cat's colour (except hellcat) if you wear Ring of Charos(n) (or whatever the letter in braces is) when you talk to Gertrude. One of the quests give you a camel speak amulet and you have to talk to them for the quest. Enakhra's Lament gives you a camulet, which lets you talk to camels and teleport to Enakhra's Temple. You recharge it with a bucket of camel [cabbage]. Now, who would want to put an amulet dipped in camel [cabbage] around their neck just to talk to a camel, is beyond my understanding. That's because it is not purple, it's magenta. There are two places in ScapeRune that you can be taken by Evil Bob, the prison and the island. This is, once again, for the umpteenth time, yet another example of someone not knowing an item that is part of a quest. That really depends on your skin colour. More like 99.95% ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Zeddude's siggy looks like the level 99 firemaking cape emote. The warhammer shop in Relleka has a spot for Rune Warhammers but they never restock, the only way there are ever any there is if players sell ones they loot from trolls, and that happens a lot with the new treasure trails doesn't it? (rhetorical question)

The 6th poster was right, should have been a santa beard, wearable with the santa hat. Then every year it could be another part of a santa suit.

Nevermind, it was just spelled wrong in the tipit guide, "under cook" (referring to the solution) rather than "under-cook" as it appears on the clue scroll.

I just got this, and can't find it in the tt guide. "You will need to undercook to solve this riddle." I assume it refers to karambjawan (sp?) spiny poison things.

Red coloured chinchompas are called "Carnivorous Chinchompa" in the game, I don't recall if they were always this way.

OMG that was terrible, I loved it. Being a fan of Piers Anthonys Xanth novels, I love anything with a quirky kind of humour to it. P.S.: To the person asking about the ÃÆââââ¬Ã¾Ãââ, putting a ÃÆââââ¬Ã¾Ãââ in inappropriate places is a very old irc/forum thing, from way back before Runescape, or even EverQuest, existed.

Sometimes life can be a little laggy, like the last half hour before quitting time (school or work) for instance.

how do you kill Padulah? he is surrounded by small ninja archer monkeys.

All skills to 70 is not that hard, I am a total slacker and I am getting close to that, more or less. There's a lot more XP in one level 99 skill than in several skills to level 70. Personally, I want 99 firemaking :XD:

Yes, it is pathetic to get your fun out of ruining other people's fun. The most pathetic form of entertainment that exists.

true true true, but it doesn't stop many That's a matter of opinion. so is that Not anymore, not by a long shot. Ads on websites of any kind are a very small source of revenue. F2P exists as a "loss leader", a business expense, like advertising, to get people to pay for the member benefits. In a way, this does make f2p a "demo", as it demonstrates some of the functionality of the "full" game. Members is not one expansion, but a bunch of expansions, and f2p gets them as well, just a lot more rarely. After all, who do you cater to, paying customers or freeloaders whose cost is most definitely *not* covered by the revenue from advertisements?