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monks robe top+bottom, NOSEPEG!!!, prayer book, either ammy: glory or fury/charged (un)holy symbol, dark gloves. Rune boots since they give +2 str now. Holy wrench is optional, you need the "rum deal" quest I think. mage pray (I use 2*4dose for inv of usefull drops) and melee: I take dds + whip. good luck

if herblore is so fast, why do only 67 people have it? Coocking is fast, and so is fletching. If you have the level to make yew longs, it's also quite profitable.

put in coffers 1 million, waited 4 days, maximum approval. 100%maples, 50% flax seeds: 1x guam 1x harralander 1x marrentil 1x curry 5x apple 3x banana 2x orange 4x acorn 3x willow Rings 4x gold ring 1x emerald ring 2x sapphire ring 1x red egg I think it's quite nice...

Regicide? Come on! Getting the agility was the hardest part. I almost died, sure, but it was out of boredom! MEPII: I agree DT: I agree Fairy tale II: getting the herblore requirements was the difficulty for this one... I found swan song harder as it had a (semi) decent Boss. RfD: I agree. I absolutely LOVED :3> it, though. I would replace regicide for Monkey madness. It was quite hard, and VERY annoying. I must have been like a gazillion times in that jail...

1: You forgot MEPII. 2: You forgot MEPII 3: You only need 65 smithing, or lvl 63 with a mature dwarven stout, that you got as a reward for the forgettable tale of a drunken dwarf. I was SO happy I didn't waste that bank space by keeping those 2 foul broths. You could do it at an even lower level using the evil stew from Dave, in case you started that sub quest in RfD (I think +6 max), but that's random->a pain! 4: lvl 70 (or 69+chefs delight) for RfD was quite hefty for me as well...

I think it depends on your HP, because I got only 7 damage. After you press the bar, you have to cool it down in the water tank. Use the valves as described, but make sure that the water rises! I did wrong (obviously) and the bar didn't turn blue. So the whole subsequent actions weren't going well as well.... You might want to add to the guide that the bar should change color after the water tank (into blue) and after the fan (white) just as a reference that you did all things right.

Least annoying place would be the wilderness course, because I hate the ape atoll in general with all my guts... I hate doing agility all the same. But well, I want lvl 67 in the future to get into the Yanille dungeon, so I have to dragg my a** into the wildy once again for a few hours...*sigh*

mine is with Satan.... :twisted: (jk) I hope ther will be a pt III, but it better be more of a challenge, because this was quite easy, even for me! And I use guides for like...erm...everything! :oops: But this quest I could figure out ALLMOST completely by myself! I mean, I'm not really bright or anything, but at least they could have given us a high-level mind element to battle before charging the bar, or so...

:twisted: *brings out his "holy handgrenade* :twisted: Hewe wittle wabbit....:-w

If you want to put the money you get from alching to work, do it at a busy bank. I personally hate W2, it's just TOO much, just find yourself a nice crowded bank of your choice. I personally like the one in Seers. Then, while alching, you might get some nice deals on that item you actually wanted to buy a long time ago. I like the Salarin the Twisted idea too, though.

What's wrong with Bert anyway? You get 100 insta-buckets-of-sand in your bank every day. For the maximum numbers of sand, go there just before the timer resets (eg 0.00 hours, I think GMT time) to get like 200 buckets at once. If you go there every day, it really adds up. Save up the loads for a couple of days and craft all the glass you want. I also get me some seaweed when law running. Because I'm on a budget, I take 27 unnoted essence to Entrana, plus my large puch filled, run laws, craft my own 9 laws from essence in the pouch, get out of the altar, pick up 6 (I think) seaweed, teleport to Draynor and walk back. By the time I've reached the island, the seaweed has allready respawned.

Sorry I didn't put on my alarm clock at 4am (GMT+1) to give an answer to your question. Looks like you eventually bothered to read the guide, since you solved the problem "yourself".... No need to flame us all because we didn't answer withing 30 mins of your post... :shame:

triple post...MAN!!!! lagg...sorry about this :oops: :wall: :wall: maybe I now earn the triple post cape? Excuse me, I didn't do it on purpose.

double post :wall:

I will! I think agility is the only skill that can't be bought. And I die of boredom first before ever getting it to 99 I think. I agree that a 99 skill is a MAJOR achievement, even in an "easy" skill like cooking. I think that herblore and slayer are hard to het at 99, and that hp and other combat stats are relatively easy, as well as cooking and fletching. :-# :-# A good look at my stats will learn that I'm nowhere NEAR any 99 stat, so I'll just shut up about so-called "easy" lvl 99 skills. :-# :-# *hugs quest cape-to-be*

Thank GOD (or whoever is in charge....) 1 cape for me! *points to sig* I sense a problem here, though: Since more quests are released every month or so, would you have to earn it over and over again? Or maybe it becomes "blacked out" until you complete the latest quest? The other capes I might be getting somewhere in... say...the year 20154 or so... Too bad I have a real life.... :-w

Reading tip.it forums, especially when fishing or wcing. Else: music, brother bugging, some TV, you know.....

If you are willing to spend 875 gp you can go to the brimhaven dungeon. There are LOTS of agressive wild dogs there. Let me know when you go :P , I have a greater demon task, and I HATE those dogs attacking me. :evil:

DO QUESTS! ALL OF THEM!!!! ah well, that's just me.... but really: Lost city for dragon long/dagger, hero's quest for dragon b-axe/mace, priest in peril to unlock morytania, both throne of miscellania/royal trouble for (I heard) great income, and of course killer quests like monkey madness/ desert treasure. Also gnome quests for access to spirit trees. As for fletching: I think high-alching the strung bows becomes profitable from yew and on... so better sell them (u) to general store, as as a whole bow. Explore the members area/wilderness. Since you just got a TON of extra bank space as a members, do it without (or 3/4) items, so you can explore at will without any risk. If you want to train combat: visit a slayer master! He/she will give you an assignment and tell you what to train on. 2 skills in 1 blow! Good luck, welcome to the life without sleep that is called your first month of membership... :oops:

I finally decided to put my mil in my kingdom. I did all quests, have 100% approval. The money will be in for 4 days (~maximum yield for 1M), approval will be ~100% What should my settings be? I heard flax and wood (normal) are good. I want to make money, so flax should be obvious (flax-> bowstring because I want crafting xp-> sell 150+ ea). With flax on 100%, could i make enough to make my 75k per day back? Maples sell for 100 each, but demand can be low. Set on 50% would get me how many? I'd like to use the tree seeds myself, as well as the herb seeds. I can make pray pots from ranarrs. Would this be a good setup? Any comments, advice or suggestions are welcome! Thanks in advance!

It is! "You must find the mightiest tree in the forrest and cut it down with a .....*dramatic music*... HERRING!" It's the second quest king Arthur gets from the knights who say "NI". They first have to find a shrubbery. I haven't found a reference to that, though....

You can fletch them onto blurite bolts. Don't know abou xp and so, but blurite might be a bit low for bolts to use as ammo on your crossbow. You can then enchamt them, but I don't know about the special. Check the fletching guide fot more info.

Whatever your slayer master assigns you to! I find slayer an excellent way of training both melee and ranged combat! Everybody thinks rock crabs or experiments are great (low att/def, high hp) but IMO they suck because you either get no drops (expriments only drop bones) or rather crappy drops. Suit yourself, but Chealdar has been kind to ME lately....

Recipy, because you need all the other quests as a requrement. 70 cooking too me a while to get...

I only had 1 mime random in about 2 years of playing, si I miss three of the mime emotes (I have the most right one, dunno what's it called) and Since I don't own a rubber chicken (pre-runescape for me...) I don't have that emote as well. All others I have.