Lord_Gromit

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I believe that this will answer all your questions: http://forum.tip.it/viewtopic.php?t=462229

I generally use 0 doses of p pot, but if kharil is tunnel then about 2, but 3 or even sometimes 4 if dharok is tunnel. And I don't use any runes. Full veracs FTW!

Rune helm, rune scimmy, power ammy, food I've gotten that set of drops about 5 times now.

Actually it also has higher range def, which really helps on the 90s. You almost never get hit any melee damage

Please tell me how you cast fire blast with chaos runes. :lol: :P

What he said. Easier, faster, and cheaper.

its not multi + ud lose cash with the runes Yeah. 2 spells would cost more than you'd get from the dragon. And dragons have high mage def.

Correction: slayer staff cannot autocast curses. It can autocast the wave spells, slayer dart, and crumble undead, but not curses.

Lord Gromit, combat 100, can't kill jad.

Wow. I never thought about using canoes to kill the greens there. Great guide. I especially like the tip about escaping from p'kers through the KBD lair. But I would think veracs to be better than initiate. If you use rune gloves and no glory, then you'd protect veracs helm, body, legs, and whip. Also, with this setup you would use teletabs to lumby. There happens to be a prayer alter right in your path to the canoe. So you have better melee def than rune, better mage def than rune and initiate (but not d'hide), a great prayer bonus, and an alter in a convenient place.

As I'm about to kill the second 360, where should I stand? I do NOT want to get 1-hit by jad before I see him. :lol:

Desert Treasures is harder by far. In Monkey Madness, the jungle demon was really easy. Only maybe Fareed is that easy in Desert Treasures.

I've had bad experiences there. I lagged out while retrieving arrows and lost ranger boots when the blue respawned and fried me. Another time I accidentally attacked a shaman (mislicked, meant to attack a blue on the same square), and already had the special loaded. I happened to be at 60 hp, and got hit 2 30s and died before I could tele out. And at higher hp, and being ready, I did try mage protect. It does NOT work against the shamen.

I usually take a canoe when I go to the KBD. It puts you out in level 35 wilderness by the moss giants, so its a really short walk and low chance of being p'ked.

Attack - 133M xp Defence - 123M xp Strength - 99M xp Hitpoints - 78M xp Ranging - 139M xp Prayer - 40M xp Magic - 69M xp Cooking - 200M xp Woodcutting - 116M xp Fletching - 200M xp Fishing - 62M xp Firemaking - 200M xp Crafting - 40M xp Smithing - 65M xp Mining - 60M xp Herblore - 68M xp Agility - 53M xp Thieving - 158M xp Slayer - 29M xp Farming - 40M xp Runecrafting - 148M xp Construction - 20M xp So there are 3 skills that have been maxed out, and 5 more have over 100M xp. It might be possible, but I doubt it'll ever happen. Imagine how long 200M slayer xp would take. :P

This sounds like it'll be really awesome. The Morytania series is finally getting somewhere. Finally we'll be able to access the land of the vampire lords (although probably 2 or 3 more quests before entering their city and defeating them). I hope this quest isn't as annoying as Monkey Madness and MEII. Even if it is, this quest still sounds great. Yay!!! Finally a use for the firemaking skill! Everyone get ready to burn some witches. :P

I've seen people doing it to, and can't figure it out.

Warrior Helm Amulet of Glory Legends Cape (Or obby) Abyssal Whip Rune Platebody & Platelegs (Dragon legs if you can afford) Rune defender Rune Boots Ring of Wealth Barrows gloves (or best you can use)

Crafting air runes FTW!!! I can craft 10k ess in a week easily. At my level, thats 60k air runes or 900k.

A better idea would be to have different logs burn differently. For example, make higher level logs burn longer and burn less food. So with magic logs and gauntlets maybe you stop burning shark at 90, or at 95 without gauntlets. Also with magic logs a fire might last 5 times longer than a normal fire.

Can anyone else guess that a clan will just post a spy and ambush?

I believe its possible to make that much double-nat crafting through the abyss with pouches too. A good crafter can do up to 30 trips an hour. With 4 pouches, you can carry 54 essence a trip. Double crafting makes 108 natures a trip. Thats about 3200 nats crafted an hour. If you sell for 330 each, thats 1070K an hour. And without exceptional luck, I believe that is the only way to make 1m+ per hour using skills. Next would probably be killing greens using the graveyard teleport. With stats of about 80, it generally takes me 25 seconds to kill each green. Somebody with maxed out melee stats can probably do it in 20. With 13 per trip, and say 40 seconds to run 3 levels south, duel ring to castle wars, resupply, and tele back to the graveyard, thats 5 minutes per trip. Each trip yields 52K worth of hides and bones, and with 12 trips an hour thats only 625K per hour. No skill-related activity other than runecrafting beats dragons, so I think only non-skilling (merchanting, dueling, etc), creature killing with LOTS of luck, and runecrafting can make 1M+ per hour.

Wait, the guy who tried p'king you teled from the wildy agility course? Am I the only one who finds that hard to believe? I do hate agility p'kers. But I suppose they have to train their p'king skills somewhere.

Warrior helm (but black mask if doing slayer) Glory amulet (fury would be better, but I can't afford it) Legends Cape (too cheap to buy obby and haven't beat jad yet) Torag's platebody (better defence than a dragon chain and cheaper) Verac's kilt (looks cool, cheap, best stats and prayer bonus) Rune boots (I don't think a +2 strength bonus from climbing boots matters) Barrows gloves (They rock!!!) Ring of wealth (Can't hurt) Rune defender (+19 slash attack FTW!) Whip (You just can't beat the whip) That gives much better defence than full dragon AND +128 slash attack. And to those of you who say barrows is too expensive to maintain, its 170k to repair top and bottom. With a half-decent smithing level its only 120k. Thats like 20 minutes of nature crafting. I usually get about 1 repair a week, so thats 20 minutes a week to keep it. Thats not too hard at all, and almost always I make it up from clues.