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I used black knives at bandits for my 99 range, found it to be slow, but cost me barely anything, and it was very easy (no attention required). But if you can't spend it on anything else then go ahead.

Humidify is not too expensive, and it's fast. Use a fishbowl.

Waterfiends are very good charm droppers, Rock Lobsters are good (if you have lots of cash...I think it costs about 4K per crimson charm or something). I got all my charms from slaying. Nechryaels, Dust Devils etc drop them fairly often.

I saw a good guide a while back, it was in the PMG section. Explains how to deal with mutes etc. You may find it useful, look around for it.

Steel/Iron plates would be pretty quick. For mage exp, buy coal and mithril ores, and superheat.

Farming can make you a lot of money. I usually get snapdragon/ranarr seeds off slayer tasks (but you can buy them) and plant them in the patch on the Troll Stronghold roof (where the troll grows them for you). Use supercompost and harvest with magic secateurs, if you have, because this will get you more herbs per seed. This will always get you a profit, and requires very little money making. Use willow seeds for experience, they're not bad, and cheap. Runecrafting is slow to train, and I find it boring after a while. For money you could buy rune essence and craft fires, using the dueling ring method, and when you reach 44 you could make the money back by crafting some nature runes through the abyss. Do the Zamorak Mage miniquest if you haven't already done so, this gets you 1,000 exp, which gets you from level 1 -> level 9.

Salamanders are the best, I think. Orange salamanders for you.

Trolls and Ogres drop seeds quite often aswell.

I'd fish a shrimp. First thing you ever fished (unless you started on or after the 14th July 2008)

This is really worth doing, trust me. It's long, it's hard but the barrows gloves are unbeatable.

Buy maple logs at medium price (44gp each). Cut into Maple Longbow (u)'s. These are worth 144 gp each. Therefore 100gp profit each cut, and a fair bit of fletching experience. Sorry, but 44gp is not "almost as much" as 144gp. Not when you put it on a large scale.

You could try the ogre island, east of Castlewars. You need a rope and 10 agility, but theres also ones next to the island, although there are normally less people on the island.

I think pie dishes are good money too. You buy them at Gnomecopter place, theres a deposit box there. They cost about 10gp each, sell for about 70.

It's your friend.

Most tip.iters go in ForsakenMage's chat, but theres always random noobs in there -.-. It's unofficial aswell, btw.

It works with super restores and prayer potions. Just to confirm :P

I think it's because people run out of things to do on their main accounts. They probably realise that their combat/skiller pure will get boring aswell, but don't regret until they've actually got to that stage.

The only use I see for it is another skillcape, fast total xp, and easy total level until about level 80. Although I'd never train with Yews :o. For me, maples do nicely. Unless you really can't stand all the clicking, Yews are a waste.

I think it's ok if it suits you, but not too much. It is said that 80 hours of gameplay or more per week is considered to be 'excessive'. That is too much IMO.

I think it might be F2P, but as always it will have more P2P benefits. Jagex are a company. They're trying to make money by luring the players in, by bringing out more and more updates that are P2P only. TBH it wouldn't surprise me if it's members only.

Get a BGS with dharok/verac, or get bandos chest/legs/fury/whip

Just go to previous updates on runescape.com, it's all there.

Looking at your stats, I don't think you should go for a 99, the chances are you will quit halfway through, maybe earlier, who knows. But I really doubt you'll be able to get 99. You should train up all your skills, and aim for high total level, not for 99's. Sorry for bursting your bubble, but you really shouldn't be so optimistic. I mean 64 -> 99 is just... :o :wall: :x :cry: #-o

Your stats are pretty low tbh, you'll need a fairly large team. Just remember to bring diamond(e) bolts and ruby(e) bolts, and use rubys for first half of hp, then diamonds.

Yes, the broad arrows hit like addy arrows too.