Lunar_Drifter

Yes but then he's missing out 1.33 useful exp for every 1 point of damage he does, since he already has 99 Defense. That adds up to quite a bit.

:P I didn't know all the answers myself.. so in order to get all the characters (and get them right) took me probably 30 tries. I had the hardest time getting King Lathas to show up! He did once but I had switched to paint already and missed the picture and only saw the options. He only showed up twice in all. Thanks for doing that, Mil. I would have but I've sent my computer in for repairs and don't have PS on this one. As for the questions, I probably missed a few because I finished (accidentally) before I could get a thorough testing.

A bull ant is a combat familiar, so unless you stand away from the Suqah and constantly call your familiar, he's going to attack. As for the freezing, I don't know. I'd assume the Suqah would have to hit you in order to freeze you, so as long as they can't hit you you should be good.

I'm just going by what the guide said. : So, the guide could be wrong.

...With their special attack. At which point you turn the prayer back on.

Range is better. Wear gear with range attack boost and mage defense (dragonhide, Karils, Armadyl). You'll be praying the whole time. Use a crossbow with broad bolts. Bring a Bunyip or other healing familiar. Read this guide for a general set up. viewtopic.php?f=180&t=804536

Keep making bloated leaches until 61, then make smoke devils, and then do the stranger plants. I'm drawing blanks on names right now. That will take 1,760 crimson charms from level 57 (203,254). I imagine you have a little bit more experience than that, but it's the rough number. Since you don't have that many, maybe make some spirit terrorbirds in between. They're not as fast experience, but they're cheap. *Edit* Haha, I keep editing this post. :) You should sell all the crimson pouches back.

I hardly ever use piety enough to justify flashing.. the only prayers I regularly use are protection prayers.

Protection prayers let me do other things without worry. I'm not going to click my prayer 20 times on and off while fighting a monster.. that would be boring and tedious.

Definitely get them. They're also good for range, better than black vambraces. Definitely get the proselyte armour. I don't know how you slay without it. Have you finished all the quests that provide easy access to Slayer stuff?

That's really a personal preference.. some say strength because the harder you hit, the faster you train while others say attack, since you're more accurate you train faster. Personally, I'd go for 99 Attack first. But that's just me. I'd stick with a Dragon Scimitar + Rune Defender. If you want, you can get the SS and sell it back when you're finished.

I'll assume that they're just lazy.. If you stand outside of melee range- that is, with at least 1 square distance between you and the dragon- then you don't have to worry about it's melee attack ripping through your mystic gear. That way, you know that it will only use dragon breath, magic attacks, and range attacks. Since you're weaker towards range attack with what you're wearing, pray range. Mystic Might isn't usually a good use of prayer points, but in this case it is since you're only killing one. Basically, as long as you're one square away, the dragon won't move towards you but will resort to mage/range.

Wear Mystic, pray range and Mystic Might, and stay out of melee range. This way only its mage attack will hit you. Bring sharks, one antifire pot, a one click teleport, and two prayer potions. Cast Air Wave or Water Wave, and get the heck out of there once you get the loot. :D

You know what you're talking about.. you just wrote the directions wrong in your post.

Training magic at a profit or break even point is not feasible unless you get lucky with monster drops, get a good deal on alchables, or PC it. At least, that's what I've come across in my travels. You may be able to make some money if you can catch prices at the right times for superheating or alching, or plank making and glass making.

If it doesn't seem painfully obvious what it is when you realize it, then it's probably not it. :) The blue arrow points right and the red arrow points left?

Right, so I was a loser a tried to find out where each of the above musicians had played (seems sort of logical) And although I didn't expect much, I found that they HAD all played at some place before, either in a band or solo. Its called The Caverns Club. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Cavern_Club And that fits into the last point of "caverns" (although if anyone knows a musician with the surname Caverns please speak up now!!) Freakin' genious. What's it mean though? :D *EDIT* The place was used as an air raid shelter during the war. Could this be part of the Penguin stuff?

Someone likes his wordsmith anagram solver eh :P only problem with that is it might not do runescape npc names and such ;) The blue letters could be own a can. :)

Most people think its short for Number 156, as in the next quest (we have 155 ATM) @ Lunar Drifter, read my post at the top of page 3 Sorry, missed that. I'm stuck trying to figure out the blue word.

Someone on RSOF pointed out that the "dot dot dot dash dash" is morse code for 3. :) My hunch was right. The first word might be an Elven name?

Morse code for 3 Well second is spelled out in red. Can't figure out the first word.

So he buys them as well? How much does he buy them for?

Is the "dot dot dot dash dash" a morse code for any letters? Under the word "Breakfast".

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Yeahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh Sailing Coupled with your avatar, I literally lol'ed. :D But yea I say "ship it" is just standard terms, synonymous with "release it".