Kidd_Varrow

I would assume that your herb drops will improve, but since the drops are so low-leveled to begin with I wouldn't expect to suddenly be getting lots of high-leveled herbs. In short, it will probably help somewhat, but don't be disappointed if you still get a fair number of guams.

I'm pretty sure you have to spend more points. Correct me if I'm wrong, though.

Food barely costs anything...10 Pineapple pizzas which will most likely cover the task if you have a Bunyip, costs 3k if you make it yourself. The clue rewards will cover the cost. Or use bones to peaches and make use of all those bones, since you won't be getting much of anything else.

Trollheim tele and rune to the patch, i think im not to sure tho. This is the fastest way I know of. You have to do My Arm's Big Adventure to use the patch and Eadgar's Ruse to use the Trollheim teleport.

You could make somebody's day by buying a bunch of junk items from the G.E. But, then again, that kinda defeats the purpose, doesn't it?

I think the nature amulet works on all patches (even trees and special crops), but the farming amulet only works on allotments. The amulet of nature is untradable, though, so you'd have to make it yourself. As for the amulet of farming, it only works on allotments and bushes, so you can't use it on herbs.

That is the quicker route. Quicker than going down the hole in the swamp and going east through the cave.

That's strange. Are you sure you chose which item to bring him when you talked to him? I can't think why else that would be happening.

It's very simple. If you're looking for the capacitor, fuse, or meter, look in the console. If you're looking for the cog, lever, or powerbox, look in the boiler.

There are two paths to get there, and depending on which item you pick up, you have to go a certain way back. One of the paths requires a crossbow with grapple, so that's probably why you're stuck.

Maples actually cost more to produce in MTK than buying them on the GE.

FF8 had a card game too, which imo was a lot more fun than the card game in FF9.

i think it was part of the last update =P~ Yep. You can also now store a scarecrow with the tool leprechauns.

If you've done Tree Gnome Village, you can talk to a spirit tree and it will offer to teleport you directly to the evil tree if there is one. Usually there isn't, though.

Tip.it's circus guide is pretty good for getting started and/or getting the best costumes. You can find it under the minigames section. But, if you want to maximize experience, then this thread is the best place that I know of to find information.

Personally, I would go with superheating just because I'm cheap. :lol: Also, don't forget you can get ~20k magic exp a week from the circus.

It could if they used a long instead of an int. :shock:

Think of the time it would take you to make 250 steel bars, multiply that by about 5, and that's how long it would take you to make 1000 cannonballs.

I've never been too keen on the desert mining camp since the high-level ores are all the way at the back, so you'd have to do a lot of running to get to them. If you really want to mine addy, you'd probably be better off going to the Lumbridge Swamp or the Grand Tree and world hopping. Or, if you don't mind the risk, you could go to the hobgoblin mine in the wilderness or the Jatizso mine.

I found the thread: http://forum.tip.it/viewtopic.php?f=30&t=770853 I highly recommend reading it.

The only real difference between vinesweeper and minesweeper is you have to watch out for rabbits coming and eating the seeds you've marked before the farmer gets to them.

Do you have any data to demonstrate that this gets you more experience and not just points?

You could go to the ZMI for fast experience. You'll lose some money but you seem willing to do that.

I used to get nothing but basilisks and cave crawlers from Sumona. Eventually you'll start getting some more variety.

If you say that you are mine I'll be here 'til the end of time. Couldn't resist. :