Lunar_Drifter

It varies. If you mean just an offence, it could happen in a day, could take weeks. For last chance appeals, many reports said a month or more. It varies. And seeing how we here can't help you get unbanned, I'll go ahead and lock this. ~Lunar

If you mean your TIF name, that won't happen. Just make a new account here. If you mean your RS name in your Profile, just go to your profile and change it there. ~Lunar

We actually have a long-running discussion about this here on Tip.It. Investigating the Wise Old Man ~Lunar

Ice Fiends are on top of the mountain above the Dwarven Mines (north of Falador). ~Lunar

To recharge them, yes you'll need to do Heroes. I'm sure there's someone that would exchange their charged for your uncharged. ~Lunar

As many Glories as you think you'll need. If you have a low amount, you'll have to charge them too often. So I'd probably go for 20-30 for now, and see how it goes from there. ~Lunar

<~Locked~> Use the provided link for the Price Check Sticky for future reference. ~Lunar

Locked by request. Next time use the Price Check sticky in the Marketplace forum. ~Lunar

Yea, the Chaos Druids are probably your best bet for being so close to a bank. The Men in the Edgeville Hut or Seers Bar also work, but they don't drop nearly as many herbs. I've collected herbs in the Edgeville Dungeon for many hours, and only one attempt was made to PK me, which failed miserably. Just bring a quick teleport method; whether it be a Glory, Ring of dueling, tele tablet, ectophial, etc. Also, a bit further from a bank (but close to a Fairy Ring) are Basilisks in the Slayer Dungeon. Assuming you have 40 slayer and a mirror shield, they drop lots of high level herbs, nats, and water runes, along with some alchable drops. Have fun herblore'ing! ~Lunar

They're untradeable.. so go ahead and start working on that Herblore! ~Lunar

Monsters will become "unaggressive" towards you if you stay in their area for long enough. To "reset" this, just walk away about a screen or so and they'll start being aggressive towards you again. I don't remember the exact time off the top of my head... but you get the point. ~Lunar

You can use either the Database for all items, or the High-Alch Calculator for commonly alched items. I'll go ahead and give this thread a lock since it's been answered. ~Lunar

If you want to right click with MK, you press the "*" key on your mousepad. If you want to left click again, press the "/" key on your mousepad. And yes, it's completely legal. ~Lunar

@Jard: I was thinking the exact same thing like 5 minutes ago while I was telling my friend about Java. I know the difference.. just messed up I'll fix that now. ~Lunar

Well, first off, they're not images per say. They're sprites.. just wanted to straighten that out. And it's very simple coding really. I don't know how it'd go exactly in Java (or RuneScript), but it'd be a simple If...Then Statement. If player.chest = 0123 AND player.legs = 0124 AND player.head = 1235... etc etc for the whole outfit //Player is wearing full jester Then NPC.face = 1203 //Show Face with Helm Else Npc.face = 1204 //Show Face w/o Helm End So yea.. just thought I'd throw in my two-cents worth. ~Lunar

Well, seeing as my construction is horridly low, I wouldn't go by my word on how many planks you need : So if it is 8, that'll make 'em go even faster! Yes, you have to pay your butler every so-often, and no, it's not "cost-effective". The charges really begin racking up after a while, but it is also the quickest. The higher level your butler is, the more things he can bank and unnote at once, but he also will charge more. Flatpacks will disappear after awhile, just as any other item; but they're worth nothing essentially so they're not worth keeping. Soo.. yea. Hoped that helped again! ~Lunar

You'll get a special emote that you can do whilst wearing it, specific to each cape. Also, when you do the emote, it boosts the level of the skill the cape is by 1. So if you had 99 cooking, and used the emote, you'd have 100 cooking! Pretty nifty, eh? Also, if you get it trimmed, it's comparable to a Fire Cape in stats almost. ~Lunar EDIT: Aw darn.. toast beat meh.

Yea, you should be able to still report them. Just don't let their name get off the chat screen and you should be fine (methinks). ~Lunar

I've never been on a world with more than 1 person down there, mrchainmail. Most of the time, I'm the only one there, besides a straggler who wandered down there out of curiosity. ~Lunar

*Whisked away to Tip.Iter Events Board* Wheee! ~Lunar

Hm.. I think for experience and rune drops I'd train on Elementals in the Elemental Workshop. They also drop herbs and cash for you! For straight experience, you could try killing Experiements, those always seem to be a good choice for lower levels. ~Lunar

I'm not sure if there's a guide, but the answer is: Oak larders. Powerleveling construction with oak larders is your safest bet. The planks are easy to get, oak larders take 5 planks each, and you rack up experience very easily. I think you should be able to flatpack them in your workshop, but I'm not sure.. Just buy up all the oak planks you'll need and get to work! I think that some use this method: Have noted oak planks, saw, hammer, and enough cash to pay your Butler's fees. Talk to the butler and have him unnote your planks Flatpack those planks, drop, and repeat. Pay him whenever he asks, and you never have to leave that spot! ~Lunar

The "Pinkies" you refer to are the Barrows Brothers. As you may already know, there are 6 brothers. You kill 5 of those in their respective crypts, and the last one will be down in the tunnels; it's random which one you'll get. In the tunnels, however, are various safespots great for killing off the melee brothers, since they won't be able to hit you. Others prefer to spawn Ahrim and/or Karil at the chest, since you can't "safespot" them. Some even prefer to spawn the melee brothers at the chest and fight them; really a personal choice. ~Lunar

<~Locked~> Try using the Price-Check Sticky for price checks. ~Lunar Heh.. thanks aaron1120 for reminding me of the Price Check sticky! :D

If you want to get a bunch of low level herbs for training up your herblore, hit up Chaos Druids. They drop herbs nearly everytime, often two at once. They also drop Nats, Laws, Air runes, Snape Grass (for Prayer Potions), and Vials of water. The best place to kill them is in the Edgeville Dungeon, around level 3-4 wilderness. Just bring 3 items; two pieces of armour and a weapon- if you're afraid of dying. You'll also need second ingredients (referred to as "seconds"). You can get eyes of newt to use with your guams from the Taverly Herblore store, and from the Port Sarim Magic store. You can get limpwurts from farming, or killing monsters (cockatrice and hobgoblins drop regularly). Red Spiders Eggs can be obtained from any place there are red spiders. The Karamja volcano is the best place for this, seeing as there is a bank right there for you to use. Have fun herblore'ing! ~Lunar (sorry for the long post.. I must be in a helpful mood tonight!)