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Thanks mate. :) I'm not quite sure, but I believe santas rose last year at Christmas time. But masks dropped at Halloween just because everyone was expecting them to rise like santas did, and tonnes of people were selling them in mass, therefore supply was far greater than demand, and they dropped. I'll probably buy the mask just out of caution.

This probably isn't too accurate, but it's my guess. Perhaps get about 10k steel arrows if you're going to be picking them up? I don't think it makes too much difference how many you get. If you don't buy enough, you can always buy more, and if you buy too many, you can always keep them in your bank for later or sell them.

Please note, I'm not looking for a buyer or seller. The last time I checked before this, I think there was about a 6m gap between santas and blue masks, I don't quite remember. To my knowledge, there's about a 3-4m gap right now. So I'm wondering if it's worth me selling about 10k of my monkfish (I'll be selling them later anyway, so that part doesn't make too much difference, except that I could probably get a bit more from them if I sold in mass.) as well as my santa to buy a blue mask. The real factor about this that I want to know is, do you think santas will drop or rise at Christmas time (personally I think they'll drop), and do you think that the gap between blue masks and santas will increase, decrease, or stay the same? Thanks. :)

I love Scrubs.. I don't remember the last thing I watched/listened to that brought me to tears, but the most emotionally moving movie for me is definitely the Elephant man. God, that movie's sad..

I majorly like metal. Mainly the subgenres I call hardcore and death metal. I also like indie/alternative, as well as the romantic and 20th century periods of "classical" music. But just pop me down for metal.:)

All the catagorization is too confusing. Personally I just break metal down into hardcore, death metal, black metal, heavy metal, thrash metal (trashy metal), or other. Anyway, I really like Lamb of God, they're probably my forth favourite band at the moment. However, I can't say I have much of a liking for Children of Bodom, and I've never bothered to listen to Cradle of Filth or Dissection. Britney Spears owns Spice Girls.

No. There's always going to be a way to finish the quest, even if it isn't obvious.

Oh, I'm totally trying that out! 8-)

Buy seaweed/soda ash, collect sand [Do hand in the sand. If you want to make this part faster, buy house tele tabs and make a house in Yanille. It will almost double the speed.] Make them into molten glass, make them into orbs. Easy exp., and you're making a profit.

It would either be in Rate this or blogscape, because the guy was going at it for quite a while. I remember his sig, but I don't remember his name. I'll post again if I happen to find the thread. I want to know it too..

Either slayer, farming, or herblore..

How exactly do they work? Do they work like other ranged weapons, in that 1 tar = 1 shot, or, as I glanced at on another thread, that each tar lasts for as long as they are equipped? If the latter is true, are they an incredibly efficient weapon, as in, lots of mage/range exp for practically no cost? Thanks in advance.

It's much slower than regular flyfishing. It's in no way worth it.

Negative : It's ruined my typing ability. I used to play Habbo [shudder], and that got me really good at typing because of Revenge, then I moved to RuneScape, and as I hardly ever type when I'm on, my typing 'skills' have deteriorated. It probably hasn't affected how much time I spend inactive, as I was playing on the computer alot before I started. It's also had a pretty negative effect upon my dedication to schoolwork. Somehow I still get the same general scores in tests, but my work is pretty sloppy. Positive : It's made me slightly better at insults. :) My social life has gotten MUCH better in the last 6 or so months, but I doubt that has anything to do with RuneScape.

As a main weapon, dragon longsword. For its special, dagger.

According to this guide, 500 natures, 600 cosmics, 250 laws.

Not many people realise how good that game is. Either try organizing some people to play with on the official RS forums, or just wait until the 'peak' hours to play.

Try here.

Try to give more information in your next post. Also try to make the information that you do give easier to understand. Anyway, 'tocul' is nothing. Nonexistant in RuneScape. 'TokKul' on the other hand is the form of currency for the TzHaar 'people'.

Yeah.. I really didn't understand what you said then. Regardless, my post was not aimed at you.

Those things kind of vary on how 'dedicated' a person is to the task at hand. Isn't it kind of pointless?

By norththern woodland, they mean right outside the Piscatoris colony. To my knowledge, you have to actually travel by boat (Kathy Corkat) and use the burrows just south of where you end up.

Champions guild shop.. Al Kharid legs and skirt shops.. Nardah shop sells med helms. That's all I can think of.

Assuming you already have climbing boots (if you don't, get them from Tensing), bring an iron bar, as well as the boots, to the anvil house in Burthorpe, as previously mentioned.

Depends on whether you are f2p or p2p. I'm going to assume you're talking about combat spells. If you're f2p, perhaps try training at the Stronghold of Security. Just attack a reasonably levelled monster that you can attack behind a barrier. Or of course you could try monsters like hill giants, moss giants, etc. P2p.. not sure. Slayer?