Kidd_Varrow

I have an amulet of nature (not farming) and it is bound to a herb patch. The amulet of nature and amulet of farming are two different items.

You should be able to pick up the chase from where you left off.

I've been using Firefox and having the same problem. How do I clear the cache?

You have to start the quest to get in. Talk to the boatman and he should offer you a ride. Make sure you're talking to the boatman and not the ferryman.

That's for the death talisman. You can get a blood talisman by completing Legacy of Seergaze. You can also get more after the quest by cremating vyrewatch.

That means prayer bonus works linearly. According to this figure, a prayer bonus of +15 will make your prayers last 50% longer, and a prayer bonus of +30 will make your prayers last twice as long. If you're getting hit by multiple birds, you're doing it wrong. Check out the AOW guide about misunderstood monsters to see how to get only one on you at a time. Also, once they've stopped using their ranged attack, you can take off range prayer and they still won't attack you. You'll only have to turn it on for a few seconds at a time when one spawns.

I can confirm that the new fire giants are not multi.

You don't need to go in that other room. That's for a different quest. The key should be in one of the crates/boxes in the part of the dungeon you're in.

You get no experience from prestige, effectively halving your experience.

The dungeoneering bestiary is far from complete. Night spiders do drop them.

This is what I do, banking in Zanaris.

You mean this?

Umm, if you rotate the bottom right 3 pieces, doesn't it work? Some of the cloud pieces are in the wrong places. The worst part about this puzzle is that some of the pieces look very similar, which makes you think you have the solution when you don't. Anyway, it seems like the OP got it solved.

If we number the pieces in the bottom right as blurrythorn did, what you want to do is get the piece currently in the "3" position into the "4" position. Then, rotate the bottom right pieces until you get the piece that was in the "5" position back in that same position. This will let you reverse the positions of those two pieces.

I found this on google. Not sure if it's what they have in mind, but here it is: http://www.familygamesamerica.com/mainsite/consumers/productview.php?pro_id=282

Definitely not true. Herbs are most profitable, so stick 10 workers on that. Maples are only profitable if you get lucky with seeds. If you get hosed, its one of, if not the worst. If you want to take chances, maples would be good, but for consistent cash, fish are better. In summary: 10 workers on herbs, 5 workers on raw fish. As for herb farming, I would suggest avantoe. The seeds are cheap, give a good profit margin, and are easily sold. Wergs used to be good, but the prices have changed so that it isnt as profitable. this sign ">" means greater then, meaning that herbs are greater then maples are greater then coal etc. And herbs are better profit over time, nobody gives a [cabbage] if you get bad seeds once. currently herbs are 460% return, maples are 371%, coal is 328% and fish is 323%, making fish the worst option. Source Well, assuming those values are correct, then I am wrong. Last time I worked out the calculations, using an average profit for seeds over a series of runs (small sample, i know, but it was all i could do), i determined that herbs were best, followed by fish. Apparently that is no longer true. Raw fish have taken a hit in their prices recently, so they're not as good as they used to be. raw swordfish graph raw tuna graph

If all you need is someone to help you get in, you can go to the burstinglobs cc. You can usually find people there who are willing to help.

Fish flingers is the best fishing xp, so do that when you can. Aside from that, barbarian fishing is better.

The granite lobster's boost is invisible, which means it doesn't help you to fish something you couldn't normally. Besides, it's not worth boosting to fish sharks.

Take the cart from Brimhaven. The guy (Hajedy, I think) is between the fruit tree patch and the spirit tree patch. It costs 10 coins.

I don't think so. I always have my inventory full of good (bouldabass and up) food by the end of a dungeon just from the monster drops.

Anyone who tells you to do something other than 10 on herbs is an idiot. Fish are better than coal, and I believe wood averages out to be better than fish, though it isn't always.

The name is held for a month + a week, so you just need to wait a little longer.

Yes. Once you've done all the floors again, your prestige will be back where it was before you did the double reset.

The leprechauns found at each patch can hold all your farming equipment for you, so take advantage of them. You'll especially want to store lots of supercompost with them. You'll be using these on your herb patches, since you cannot pay a farmer to watch them. Even though the Trollheim patch herbs will never die, it's still worth it to use supercompost there to increase the harvest. Also note that payments can be noted. If you've done at least the medium Falador tasks, the shield gives an experience boost in the Port Sarim patch, but it's not much, so don't worry too much if you don't have it. Do Fairy Tale Part 1 if you haven't already for the magic secateurs, which increase your harvest by 10%, rounded up. Also, the ectophial from Ghosts Ahoy is an easy way to get to the Morytania patch. Finally, starting Mourning's Ends Part 1 gets you access to the Lletya fruit tree patch (you don't have to finish the quest if you don't want to).