stormveritas

Haven't tried the archery game... I loved moss giants at that level. They drop very valuable herb seeds, gold, nature and laws, steel bars, and some alchable stuff. NW of ardougne there is a well-known spot where you can range 4 mossies and not bring food. After level 60, switch to fire giants in the waterfall.

Are you a member? Shilo village is much faster than the barbarian village fly fishing spots.

80 to 100 seems pretty accurate, sadly. I'm stunned that you can still buy nats and laws for around 300.

I'd say chaos druids in the agility dungeon are quite good. Apparently the warriors are just as good, but I disagree with that contention.

Your stats are pretty good! You're a good miner. Mine yourself a bunch of essence, and make nats. You need about 10k to make 3 million. That should take a few days of really pressing hard. Enjoy your whip.

Santas are one of the cheapest wearable rares. Things like pumpkins and easter eggs are cheaper, but you can't walk around with them and show them off. I believe green h'ween masks are more expensive than Santas, although it's certainly possible that I'm mistaken there.

You're going to want to do some more fighting. You need a system - I suggest this: 1. Kill chickens with melee until you have roughly 1000 feathers. 2. Build your fishing until you can fly fish, and use these feathers to fly fish trout in Edgeville. 3. Use those trout to train! Fight anything you can handle, be they men, barbarians (probably a bit too strong for you right now), or anything up to Guards. You'll want to get everything up around 30 or so. It really won't take as long as you think. Building your skills is work that you put in that can't be taken away. EXP and levels are permanent, and don't be afraid of building them too high. It's better safe than sorry, and it's fun to be able to kill new things. PS: STAY OUT OF THE WILDERNESS!

Consider the mage training arena a bit more. If you were to use a lot of money to acquire enough points to get an infinity set, it would take a long time, but you would EASILY make your money back and then some, while getting tons and tons of EXP in the process.

Bars. Crafters don't want to waste time with that boring smithing business! :-)

Play the lottery. Or use the "search" button. Or tell us more about your skills.

Also, Tears of Guthix can now be used for Construction! w00t!

Both. You need 70 atk to use the whip; it doesn't matter what your strength is. Unfortunately, you can only train strength in "controlled" form with the whip, so get some strength training in now.

Is your slayer level over 55? You can use slayer dart at the Barrows to make an awful lot of money, and it may be more fun for you. My maging level is also precisely 68, so let me know what you decide on.

iron knives are absolutely better. Incredibly fast, do good damage at high levels, etc. They've taken down hundreds and thousands (but not hundreds OF thousands) of Fire Giants and Blue Dragons for me.

What's your fletching look like? If you are over 75, try yew longs. If you buy yews at 300, nats at 300, and flax at 100 (spin your own, BS are a waste!), your investment per high-alch is 700 GP. Each yew long gives you back 768 GP. So you'll make 68 GP / alch, or lose maybe 12 / alch if you buy BS at 180 each.

I was able to pick it up just to the east of the sulfur piles. Just keep at it; it would be a terrible pain to have to go back over. There is a chance you can fill it up with swamp tar from the Lumbridge swamps as well, but I'm not sure about that.

As an aside, even degraded pouches can still carry some runes, just not as many. And a quick trip to the Zammy mage is worth it when they degrade. You DO NOT HAVE TO BRING YOUR DEGRADED POUCHES TO GET THEM FIXED, so you can get them fixed at no risk and then tele out to reuse. You're welcome. :D

Iron bars sell for more than iron ores. But you won't get 200 each for iron bars, so if you're not using these "rings of frogging" then you're indeed better off just selling ore. Or adding coal and calling it steel. That sells very well.

Calm down! Not only are people trying to help, but you made a double post and have had it answered already. Melee is not a tremendous money-maker. I don't know if you have access to prayer pots and things of that nature, but if you do perhaps things like green dragons would suit you well. Greater demons drop level 3 clues. Ogres and giants drop lots of valuable seeds and bones.

Is it fair to assume that Titan01, imhomer and yourself are all working together in a guild of some sort, and using this as a way to generate new business? [*:2703vx0b]Everyone is willing to trade cuts for uncuts. That's almost a no-brainer.[*:2703vx0b]Free smelting is a very common practice.[*:2703vx0b]Paying people to mine is not exactly novel, although that system may have some unique twist. Your advice is relatively good, although your price ranges are extremely broad. In all but the most extreme examples, you can narrow those price windows down considerably. No one is paying 450 for coal.

The best way to get those low level seeds is by thieving master farmers. After that, killing moss giant and hill giants works pretty well.

Buy (or cut) yews. Buy (or pick&spin) strings. Make yew longs. Sell. Rinse, lather, repeat.

That's awesome Cool1, thanks a bunch! TY to kwimbob too, for a fast and accurate answer! =D>

I finished Regicide, and will be going back soon to do Roving Elves. Obviously I have not yet attempted Mourning's End, and do not have the elf crystal. I DO NOT want to go back through that terrible Underground Pass anymore. I hate hate hate that thing. And there is supposed to be another short cut open to me through finishing Regicide. Where does this short-cut start? Is it in West Ardougne? North of that? Any help will be appreciated.

If you just want to train combat, anything like this that you can do and you enjoy is fine. There are faster ways, but fun is the most important element. And ranging lessers is fantastic. It's quite easy to do a slayer task of 150 or so lessers in one trip once you get the hang of it. :-)