Lord_K

You got 56 magic right? Kudos to you. Hmm maybe I'll try barrows soon, just go get a god cape.

Yeah but if I do Eadgar's ruse I can make the pots, and gain exp.

This guide really helps lower lvls like me to even think of doing barrows, as most guides are aimed at the higher lvl ones. All I need now is 38 herblore to cut down on the cost.

Done all the free quests, just 21 more members quests to finish/do.

If you climb the to the top of the tallest building in the Barabarian Village, you can speak to this barbarian who will give you the history of the tribe, and he tells how all the young barbarians are going of to the big city now abandoning there traditions of smelling badly and so forth.

As said before, your level is the perfect one, anyone higher than you has no life, anyone below is inferior. It doesn't apply just in RS, everywhere you go your brain tells you you're superior to the rest. It's just an inbuilt and slightly perverse mentality. Personally I think RS helps you in the real world too, for most people should learn something in runescape. Like how you need coal to heat up the furnace so it can make steel, or how naturally ocurring tar through the process of fraction distallation make lamp oil. Or how too make glass from sand and soda; and what all these weird plants my mum keeps talking about are. Or if you don't know much about mythology all these fanastic beasts and monsters which you are killing in RS. You learn how to make gunpowder...... I could go on forever.

Common misconseption, mainly due to people not bothering to listen to the guardians. Anyone can enchant the d-stones in there no matter their magic lvl, just remember after all it's just another coloured multi sided shape that gets turned into orbs.

Racoons too along with the squirrels. If you climb to the top of one of the buildings in the barbarian village there's a barbarian who you can talk too and he tells you the history of them and how they got there. Oh yes, candles in Draynor manor in the Counts room burn you, but you receive no damage.

Draynor manor's revamp is good, there are chairs that follow you around and a warning sign if you're epileptic before you go into the realm of the killerwatts. Oh yes feet can finally burn from standing on fires:

Heh, I spent half the big vid stalking you and lashing out with my mouse toy of righteousness. Great videos.

More quests, more bankspae, more fun. Everthing in general.

Haven't checked out the wildy monster or got any clues, but Falador is now truly the Minas Tirith of RS. Right now I have taken up the sport of squirrel chasing but more on that later. Barabrians and Guards look like they're decent fighters now too.

People suddenly say hey Lord, which is reasonable, but doesn't work if there's 3 other people which also have law in their name. Many players don't think for one second.....its a growing problem.

I find farming far easier than herblore, and it is if you don't buy everything, most people think farming is hard mainly beacuse they're dumb enough to spend an hour sitting at one patch waiting for their potatoes too grow. If you did that in any other skill you would get no where.

What gugge said, if you don't enjoy making the money using that skill or whatever then don't do it. You're more likely to make more money in a skill you enjoy, than a skill that has higher profits that you absolutely hate.

Although it is always day somewhere, the time where America sleeps and Britain has just finished eating breakfast is a fairly empty time. There are probably other times but I can't think of them now.

Well, I got the one in my avatar, which is one my outfits, other ones are druids outfit: druids robes, book of balance, green cloak. generic skills out fit which I wear when I'm training non combat skills: Monks robes, holy book, boots of lightness, eye patch/warrior helm and of course my latest: camel mask, holy book, robes of elindis (thanks to whoever found that one out). I'll see if I can get some pics sometime.

I'm pretty sure preist in peril gives alot of prayer exp.

Yeah, with the ring of charos you should be able to reduce the price you buy and increase the price you sell. You'd have to talk not simply trade to make it fairer. It would also increase the amount of people who bother farming, which when you try can become a very fun skill.

4 birds nests in 5 minutes just now. Yep, they did something. update: 5 nests in 10 minutes, though I didn't get the last one because I'm doing my English essay at the same time.

Back on topic, I think agility affects stun time, because the last time i was theiving from HAM members i got messages like: your agility helped you avoid being stunned for so long

Did gnome stronghold agility till lvl 30, then went and did the Preist in peril quest.

Ar-doyne, it sounds French, and it sounds stupid as ar-doug-ne. lletya=clet-ya, from my times in Wales seems about right too

All are good ideas except the maybe the last one, theres already item forums. The pray without loosing energy is quite a good idea, running from town to town rechrgig your prayer, it would have to be a high level prayer though.

Here, Here (Or is it hear, hear? :? ) Unless I'm trying to sell something quickly, I try never to mispell stuff. No point sounding like an idiot. And to the people who go "omg u supr nerd gt a life", Uh isn't the whole point of being human is to be highly intelligent? After all: unarmed man vs bear, bear wins. Man who invented gun, with a gun vs bear, man wins. Crude example but it gets the point across (sort of) And according to many people I talk to they're "dislxc" so it's not there fault, meaning easily over half runescape players are dislexic, which I doubt. No offence to the true dislexics.