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it is already in the database ;) It says: Charm(1): Gold, Green (mostly), Crimson, Blue

nah more like that a whip is one of the most powerfull weapons in the game...

[hide=hidden by crew as off-topic no offence]I think we are heading off from the subject, the subject was not about the monster hunter guides, or whether barrows is better or not is an opinion which could be better discussed somewhere else. SG I don't like that you accuse someone or multiple people for being elitists, everyone is trying his best to do what they can do for this site. Lets go back to the main subject.[/hide]

"This minigame can be played at Low Risk, however, should you choose to stake, you potentially risk losing items. See the Mini Games page for a definition of high and low risk." The only things you lose are the coins for the tournaments, food, pots, arrows and runes

The problem with these cases is that most of the crew have already done these quests (especially easy quests like that) And need someone to confirm it. So wait patiently ;)

[hide=hidden by crew as off-topic no offence] We'll have to agree to disagree here. The barrow sets are fairly cheap to repair at a POH, and they can make a significant, positive difference when used at boss monsters over time. Needless to say, if a player only uses their sets at boss monsters and leaves something like a rune set for everyday monsters, then the cost of repairs practically becomes negligable, as 15 hours of combat at any boss monster will generally yield a large profit which will easily cover the costs plus some. I agree with sportsguy, There are people who are like sportsguy and me and don't like to buy barrows (for example I don't think in profits per time but profits per task, I also don't have a cannon), I think you should use an alternative too (so still keep the barrows as a standard but do the rune/dragon/black dhide too). It is not about what the best option is, players will always do other things. I know you do it already in much guides but for example the mithril dragon guide I had to think of my own armour. Also the mithril dragon guide is especially a problem here since not only barrows but also a fury, dragon boots, fire cape, dragonfire shield, infinity boots and barrows gloves. Not everyone has the money for those things and not everyone is able to wear barrows gloves. The easiest way to solve this is to do what has been done with the weapon at the melee section (put an arrow between it) Like this: Helmet: Helm of Neitiznot Amulet: Amulet of Fury > Ammy of glory Body: Karil's Top > dragon chainbody -> rune platebody Legs: Karil's Skirt > dragon platelegs/plateskirt -> rune platelegs/plateskirt Weapon: Leaf-bladed sword > Abyssal Whip Shield: Dragonfire Shield > anti dragon shield Cape: Fire Cape > skill cape (t) > skill cape/obby cape Boots: Dragon Boots > rune boots Gloves: Barrows > Dragon > Rune > Addy > Mith Also there is recommended a dragon mace, but in the inventory there is a dds, the same for the ectophial you could name up more then the extophial, liek tiny elf crystal and tablets[/hide]

I think this is true, I did it with dropping stuff in my invetory (food) and worked too.

you can see he is wearing full rune and that is why he is praying mage, because one of the servants uses mage attacks

nope, the gloves are not circled in white.

if you do a quest (forgot which one) you don't have to bring waterskins, you can put up a enchanted water tiara (takes head spot) and use water runes on it to fill it.

If you check quest guides they say the potion bit uses different potions for each person I should imagine that it can ask for a Sanfew Serum whihc would require 65 herblore to make. you are wrong, it says that the locations of the potions ingredients are different for each players. You don't have to make potions and the ingredients are for way higher potions then lvl 65. "The location and type of potion needed is different for each player." See from the quest guide And I know for a fact that all the potions I made we're under 65 The 65 Herblore was needed for, I think, Making the super truth serum. At the end of the quest when your putting the random herbs/2nds in the bowls you definitely DO NOT need the herblore level for them. I had to do a range pot mix for one of them and only have 65 herblore(and I did WGS yesterday) ^ this I even needed to make a magic pot.

If you check quest guides they say the potion bit uses different potions for each person I should imagine that it can ask for a Sanfew Serum whihc would require 65 herblore to make. you are wrong, it says that the locations of the potions ingredients are different for each players. You don't have to make potions and the ingredients are for way higher potions then lvl 65.

any proof? haven't got him for years and the picture seems like a greater demon to me..

that is already in the quest guide what I said ;)

I would definly make a account on it :D (see my siggy)

oh and wgs gives you 3,5mil cash (unless dragon lumps decrease in price) and 4 x 100k xp

why are you waiting to train it? you can camp more if you train it now.

hmm nice idea for when I reach 90 (should take a while though)

that you need what is it, 96 mage for, and lasts 1 cast... i hardly think its the same as the idea being proposed. This idea would make that lvl 96 spell useless, and you can just use tabs to use teleports... True the dragons would pose a problem, but the only way to make it fair is to make them a real book. And to Wisse, have you noticed how sometimes it takes a while to buy tabs and get get expensive if you travel a lot? This idea would be for people who have a moderate mage lvl 70-85 or so, making the Lunar nothing but a dream. have I ever said buying tabs? make them yourself if is to expensive for you.

got the ge problem too, altough I think rs thinks that I double click with my pen tablet... makes buying things irritating...

if you want wcing xp too, go cut teaks and burn them at the point ;)

there were already 2 topics like this a short time ago, I would suggest you to use the search button and try to find them because I don't want to typ everything again ;)

you haven't read good enough, you can collect the tinderbox in the quest: 15. Climb up the ladder in the northern section and collect the bronze pickaxe, tinderbox, and coal. While up there, search the trough next to the hole - you will look down on the mass of debris and see that underneath it all, there is still a furnace! Climb back down and climb down the ladder south of you to reach the furnace - excavate it (right-click) to clean it off.

I have 63 herblore and got questcape. (never needed to pot) but in the quest there is this: You can use boosts such as beers to increase your stats to start this quest. that says enough.

that you need what is it, 96 mage for, and lasts 1 cast... i hardly think its the same as the idea being proposed. This idea would make that lvl 96 spell useless, and you can just use tabs to use teleports...