Lunar_Drifter

Both, methinks.

I checked the Magic Guide, it says 30 experience per cast.

It's just you. Try disconnecting from the internet and then reconnecting. And I think this'd fair better in Tech & Computers.

I would assume so, but nobody really says that. Have you heard someone say it? It's safe to say that most Tip.It'ers will know what you mean when you say "HYT".

This, I know. If I've got any of the melee brothers in the tunnel, I use no doses, unless it's Dharok without a safespot. If I'm fighting Karil or Ahrim in the tunnel, I have two options. Either if I have enough food, no prayer or, if I have little food, take a sip and fight. I still turn a profit every run. And what you should kill for prayer experience. I'd say Baby Blues; you're ready for them. Hill Giants are a pushover at your level, and the prayer experience isn't really worth it. Find an uncrowded world and go to work on those baby blues!

S'cuse me, I can 0-3 Dose it at 47 Prayer. All depends on who's in the tunnel, really.

Bones, duh! You could try doing ectofunctus, best experience in the game, although takes longer to do. Great if you're on a tight budget. Next up would be a Gilded Altar in your house or a friend's. Second best experience in game per bone, and it's pretty quick. It'll cost a tad more than ecto, but you'll finish much, much quicker. And last is just burying the bones. If you're gonna do that, I'd reccomend training on Hill Giants in Taverly Dungeon for combat experience and prayer experience.

Mebbe try running airs on w16. That nets you 2k+ per trip, and it takes probably around 1.5-2 minutes per trip, so... Lets take the high road. 120k/2k = 60 trips. 60 trips x 2 = 120 minutes. So that's 2 hours. Easy task, but no skill experience. You could try mining iron, that should net you a quick 120k. A little over 1k Iron to mine but hey, that's not too much. Good luck!

It's good to train Hunter. Once you hit... 30 methinks, you can start training on Green Salamanders in the Swamp southeast of Canifis. They're good experience until you get to Chinchompas.

From what I hear, they're very useful. I'd go ahead and get the Hunter level required. It's not that hard, really. Do some tests without them first, then do some with them, and compare.

Good luck finding that. Not many people have them or care about them. They just look like big chunks of rocks strapped around your legs.

Yep. The charges show how many more time it's random-effect can kick in to lower the opponents defence.

I barely use all of two sips from my Pot every trip, and I'm only 47. It's all about how efficient you are at it. Get good and you can do it with no prayer pots.

Aw, too bad you didn't make it before the new year. Sorry to hear 'bout your 'puter. Good luck on 85 by the end of this year!

I would think they'd drop runes though, seeing as you get more the higher your KC. And no hidden messages this time. ____________________Cheesemuffins______________________

Well, you kind of can. Just get duplicates of the items you want to stay in that spot, and always leave at least one of it in that spot. S'what I do with my runes, gold, and important stuff. Keeps it at the top of my bank for easy access.

Thanks Vid! And good luck on your mining goals. Had 700-ish nats sitting in the bank, gathering dust, so I decided to put them to use. Actually found a seller selling almost the amount of yew longs that I could alch, so I bought 'em up. 700 alchs later, 61 magic, and off to Mage Arena I went. It was a pushover; waaaay too easy. Got a shiny new God Cape to go Barrowing in now!

Now now, don't pick on me. I just started Barrowing a few days ago, but I'm getting good at it. I've only read one Barrows guide, and I learned in-game from a friend. But that dern chest doesn't wanna give me my deaths back! :XD: But yea, thanks for the answer and confirmation. Note: Do not pay attention to the hidden-message! Mwuahahaha!

So, I've been doing Barrows lately, and I've come to a conclusion. I'm pretty sure most experienced Barrowers have already known this, but I wanted to confirm this hunch, and I'm too lazy at the moment to be bothered reading a Barrows guide to check it out. So, my hunch is this: Each monster you kill has a drop, just like every other monster in the game. But, instead of dropping it on the ground, it drops it into the chest. No? That would explain why the higher your kill count, the more runes you'll get. And it also explains why a higher kill count does not increase your chances of getting a Barrows item, because you've only killed each brother once; therefore limiting the chance of getting a Barrows item to just those six brothers. And, as a sidenote, it explains double-drops of Barrows stuff. So, is this correct? I think so, but let me know. Off to do more Barrowing!

Good luck, you'll get it for sure! Feel free to drop by my blog : :

Shades are in the town just south of Canifis, the one you have to go through the swamp to get to. They're the little green blobs floating around on the ground. You'll have to have finished Priest in Peril and started Nature Spirit to get there.

Yes! Yesterday I got my first Barrows item, a Torag Helm. Only 150k, but hey, that's 150k more than I had before. And c'mon people, you gotta show some support or something here, my blog is getting lonely :(

But, if you log in and then stand in a safe area, it will regenerate after some time. Just be patient.

Personally that hurts my eyes staring at a full screen of RS.

No, but they'll stand a better chance of surviving if you do.