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Oh cool, thanks :)

Turoths rare nat drop amount is 37, 15 is much more common - although not really common since they don't drop nats that often. I've found that Dark Wizards are your best bet for getting nats through killing monsters, because you can kill them so fast. You'll also get a decent amount of chaos runes.

3-4, in probably 50 trips.

Farming is fun and addictive once you get into it. Keep all your allotments then, but still ditch the flower seeds. They'll just get in your way and take up unnecessary bank space.

Actually, that's not right. What you can do is put in 27 ores, run them through, then put 28 of a different type of ore in while the freshly made ones are in the dispenser. Then you will have 55 bars in the dispenser. But you cannot get the blast furnace to smelt more than 28 at a time, and you certainly can't get it to accept 56 iron ore at a time.

There's no point in making any arrows below mith, they are much more easily and cheaply bought.

You added a zero, it's more like 80k ores. The best place for a level 3 is varrock west, 2 rocks is the best you can do. You can also get lucky in al-kharid and get a scorp to attack you from an angle where they can't hit you, so it's worth a shot. You have nothing to lose from dying.

They're wrong. Jagex specifically says that you only need wield the secateurs when harvesting to get the bonus. It's kind of a moot point, since you will likely always be wielding them when planting anyway, but that advice is bunk. This is also incorrect. Yield is not dependent on your farming level, nor is the chance of disease. The type of compost you use is all that affects this.

Edgy, by far.

The blast furnace holds 254 coal; the Tip.it guide is wrong. You can only put 28 of an ore in at a time.

Depends on your farming level. I'm assuming low since you can't farm ranarrs yet. Keep sweetcorn, strawberry, and watermelon. Keep all the herb seeds. Keep only the limpwirt seeds. Flowers are useless; if you want to powerfarm, ignore protecting your plants or paying the farmer, it just wastes time.

Are you crazy? If you think powermining iron will take too long f2p, i have news for you - it's the fastest way to level. So you're just gonna have to suck it up and powermine iron unless you plan on going members soon.

Always make the herbs you grow into pots for the herblore exp.

You can cast a spell how fast, every 2 seconds? Curse gives you 29 mage exp. 30 times per minute is 870 exp per minute. So I'd say 50k exp/hour is a good conservative estimate.

Smithing is probably the hardest, followed by crafting. Runecrafting would be ridiculously hard, except the world 16 air company makes it a lot faster.

Is there a way that the tip.it crew can justify having banner ads showing up advertising http://www.ourvas.com, a website selling 1 million gold for only $6.89, on their forum? I mean, their rules about us naming other players during rants or naming websites, etc. are very strict, and yet they advertise sites which actively entice players to break the rules of Runescape. Is anyone at Tip.it paying attention to what shows up on the banner advertisements?

For spirit seed, it's possible Jagex didnt' want people to be able to have another tree plot to add to their levelling, although with the time a spirit tree takes to grow, that seems like a pretty stupid reason.

2275, using ice burst.

Ice burst. One well placed ice burst will almost always get you over 50 damage. Cost per spell is roughly 1200.

Yeah, you're forgetting the vambs. I think the goal is -65 magic attack.

Smelting bars is the only way to do it until you can make rune stuff, just buy ores for steel or mith and smelt away. Mith is the fastest smelting exp, because you can do 5 mith bars and a steel bar per trip to the furnace. So just buy coal, mith, and iron ores, and smelt away. Your profits will be small, but you won't lose any money, and you can sell the bars to buy more to keep the cycle going for more smithing exp. Mining your own ores is NOT a way to make money smithing. The profit there comes from mining.

Actually, the max is 40k per hour. You'll average more like 36k per hour though.

It's still a pretty good place to thieve. Steal from the chests and then go kill druids for herbs/ogres for big bones while they respawn.

Use ancients at PC, it's much faster. With 50 mil you could get around 8 mil mage exp and a ton of hp exp, assuming you use your points for mage exp. If you split your exp, it would be 4 mil ea in magic and defense. Of course, you'll need 70 mage first.

Why buy unids? Instead just buy kwuarm and buy or grow limps so you can make and sell super strength pots. That way you can break even or make money.