Intriguing

You know what's funny about that? The whole fact that you're acting as if you were the first person to say they have the exact same stats. I just repeated what the other people said to reinforce the fact, and so that my whole post wasn't spam, only half. Which is pretty much exactly what you're doing. Stop being a hypocrite, kay? :)

I just did it as if for every load of 27 fish I got, there would be 9 salmon and 18 trout, so to get 100k exp, you'd need around 1750 feathers. The rate isn't like that, but better safe than sorry, and it's not like feathers are expensive. At one point I actually figured out what the rate is for 70-76 fishing, but I forgot, because I at about half of my fish while training combat.

I don't recall him ever mentioning anything about a clan. Try here for a better response. On topic, heraldic shields have the exact same stats as the normal shields of the same type, just like all trimmed/god armour.

Oh yeah, training on dragons is always a good one, althought I still think slayer is better. Use melee on greens or train range up on blues in Heroes or Taverly.

Mine ess, and use it to get your runecrafting to 44 so you can make natures. Mine iron and coal, make them into bars, make the bars into steel plates, then make natures and alch the plates. Fish lobsters for money and exp. Your choice if you want to cook them or not. I think raws are worth more, but who doesn't like cooking exp? Cut maples or willows, make them into bows [without strings] until level 70 fletching so you can make yew longs. Cut yews, make into longbows (u), pick flax, spin it, use the shafts on the strings, make natures, alch the bows. Also you could train combat with slayer so you have access to better omnsters to kill. I've used pretty much none of those, but they seem like good options to get you off the ground, as well as giving you some decent exp in a variety of skills.

Food can be eaten to free up invy slots you know.

Well, if you have the requirements, then yes. I did it with around 45 thieving and agility, and it wasn't too bad, it just got annoying sometimes. It will probably take you a week to do it. :) Anyway, just get your thieving and agility up a bit, it's not that hard, plus it will save alot of frustration.

I may not be able to make it, but I love fight pits, so I should be there.

I have a friend who's made something like 50 accounts, hehe.. He'd be like level 100 now if he just stuck with one. Anyway, if 'disciplining' yourself by changing the passwords [typing in random letters so you can't remember] to all your accounts bar one, and telling yourself not to make anymore doesn't work for you, I can't say I know. I've never had this problem. :?

Or you could just Burthorpe them like I do. 8-)

Depends on what you consider 'easy'. For example, even though it's probably quite an easy skill, I'd never consider getting even 90 firemaking [unless I could afford to burn magics to get it.. :)], just because I hate actually having to concentrate on the screen while I'm playing. If you have lots of money, I gather prayer, herblore [as mentioned above], and perhaps crafting [not sure on that] could be pretty fast. But for your average Joe, cooking or fletching for an easy 99.

I can't see why it really matters. How often do you need to use that kind of symbol ingame? 'Oh, I don't want a whole chicken, I'm not THAT hungry. I'll just have half, thanks.' Good times.

Completing the fight caves has nothing to do with your stats, [Although it's highly recommended to either have 70+ range or 90+ combat melee stats, depending on how you wish to do it.] it has to do with your skill. Muggi showed us that quite clearly when he beat it with a 1-def pure with 70 range. :)

I use Entrana dungeon. I'm 70 crafting, and 85 fletching, so I just make myself blue dhide legs and mage short when I get there. There's safespots, and I'm pretty sure I'm the only person in the world that kills them, so you won't have to wait for any to respawn.

Really? I thought you never stopped failing.. Like with thieving. Oh well.

What they said. IMO, earth and air are the way to go if you want to make staves. Although, I'm against staving altogether. Takes too long.. [i hate world-changing.]

No, actually you just need cooking apples. Put them in a basket. To my knowledge, there's no other type of apple besides a cooking apple. [There's an apple tree place near the Gnome stronghold. Not sure if you can pick them, but that may give normal apples. Also, not sure about the barrels of apples on the ship to get to Lunar Isle.]

Slayer ftw.

Nope, not there for ancients, so I doubt it's there for Lunar.

I'm in the desert now, so I'll go change to ancients and check. I'll bne a minute though.

What? Not it's not. Why would you want stab or crush attack against a DRAGON? Get a slash weapon, or range it.

That's also assuming you throw all your arrows away, and what a waste of money.. Anyway, just buy 5k or 10k at a time, and then when you need more, buy more.

You could always check. You know, for us lazy people. I personally doubt it will be available for the other spell books. I mean, the whole purpose of it is to help noobs who are lost [although it's really handy for me, as I'm teleporting to Lumby after most slayer assignments], and if you have those other spell books, you're experienced enough not to need it.

I think this is for this board.. Anyway, there's not much point in doing it, as you can buy them, and get more than one that way.

Do wilderness.. But anyway, to answer your question, go to the child that you got your greegree from in the first place. Initially he will cry. Wait a bit, then talk to him again. He'll give you another. For amulet, go to the place where you first get it as well. Well, get out of prison, into the grass, run south [i think] past the templ and such, and go into the storage place. Search the crates to get dentures and mould. Now, about the dungeon, you're thinking of the Crash Island one. the one on Ape Atoll is still there.