Bladewing

Combat is also the best way to make money, aside from 91 runecrafting or operating a merchanting guild ( :wall: ).

1. Lack of free trade. 2. Lack of free prices on the Grand Exchange. The remaining three are moot in my opinion.

How is that a contribution to the economy? Correct me if I'm wrong, but haven't we been seeing a steady trend of inflation? Removing non-consumable items from the game would cause the items to increase in value (as far as gold goes), no? This would seem to exacerbate the problem, unless I misunderstand what you're saying. EDIT: Oh, and thanks for removing the URL tags from your SK images. That's something that annoys me beyond all belief.

How many can you make per hour? Thanks :D

You have to make your own amulets for stringing. You cannot buy them.

Appealing but I'd have to get 33 Magic first... :-k You're going to want to get that to 37 anyway so you can teleport around RuneScape. A fairly low cost (but relatively fast experience) way to train magic at a low level is to use confuse/weaken/curse while wearing a full suit of metal armor. Be sure to wear a water or earth staff, depending on the spell.

You can kill hobgoblins near the crafting guild. Shoot across the water with bronze or iron arrows and telegrab laws, natures, and limpwurts.

Fastest is Broad Arrows, I think. But you end up with a ton of untradable junk.

Attack/Strength don't really matter too much, since your stats will be brewed down anyway.

1:115 is my experience.

Sure, 1000 waterfiends sounds great. How about 1000 steel dragons? 1000 warped terrorbirds? 1000 hellhounds? You get the idea. Yes, it would be nice to grind out 900 crimsons all with the slayer mask, but no one actually wants to play slayer like that.

It's inefficient. And that's why you only have 38m experience.

~40-45 hours.

When a person gets a visage drop, most would see this difference. They would get a friend with the required smithing level to assist them in making the DFS, which they would then sell/keep. I doubt you could buy 100 visages very easily. Since the drop rate is so low, and since they are so easily consumed, it is doubtful that there are more than a few on the exchange at any given time.

Even better, get rid of the +/- 10% caps on Grand Exchange trades.

Your post makes no sense. Archery Tickets stack, so you can bring as many as you can afford.

Farm runs and Green Dragons.

They seem to be weakest to ranged. I can kill them about 10 seconds faster with broad bolts than I can with a whip.

I'll say this one more time: junk is only worth making if you're making it as a waste product of training a skill really fast. Otherwise, you can make cash faster than "making junk". A good example of a "good junk" to make is broad bolts (I know it's P2P), since it's fast experience.

I was hit 20 today, but it's the first time I've seen it that high. Note that this was accompanied by the "Its attack deactivates your Protect from Magic prayer!" message.

That was how you pretty much had to kill them before the accumulator, because picking up all your arrows made it worthless.

There is when you're training woodcutting on willows.. Sell the willows and buy maples. It's faster experience, and you make more junk.

Opportunity Cost, my friend.

Cleaning herbs is a good method, but other than that yours looks to be alright. Personally I would just make money the fastest way I could and buy the vials and snape grasses.

Broad bolts are better than most thrown weapons. The thrown weapons that are better get very expensive, however.