Dexek

I don't like constrution, so I would say just spend 1k on it for the house. Then train off of your other stats, and use the Tears of Guthix mini-game on construction. : That is what I did anyways, lol. I would invest the cash in a skill that you can get money from. Also, its always fun to throw cash into your combat skills so you can fight higher level monsters for better drops.

Just stock up and wait for a new prayer to be released. :roll: The prices are just falling because everyone saw the price rise, and started to increase the supply. Now most players (buyers) who wanted to reach 70 prayer have, so the demand has decrased.

Pardon?

Umm.. some player. I've never died outside of the Wild. :

Looks good. I will be sure to watch it when its done.

Have you tried using a deposit box to throw your inventory items into your bank? At least then you could have some inventory room. :

Meaning with decent stats and equipment, power-training is faster. :roll:

It took me 1k tokens to get all of the defenders, and 2-4 rune ones, so hopefully you would be fine with that. In the case of the god book vs. the obby shield, I would take the shield. :

I've done about five level 1 clue scrolls, and gotten a few god book pages, and a white beret, but I am probably just lucky. Level 3 clues are so much better if you are capable of doing them. I never do level 2 clues though, because I never have the required items when I need to wear them.

I would suggest either the Ogres at the King Lathas training ground, or the Moss Giants on Moss Giant Island. The Moss Giants are better in my opinion, if you want prayer xp, or profits. :

I would suggest mining pure ess. : It is generally faster, requires less clicking, sells for more, and seems to be in a similar if not greater demand than that of flax.

Well, I believe Jagex adjusts the prices daily.. but if I remember correctly, most logs, and yew longs had a high minimum price. Although, that doesn't mean someone wouldn't just buy from another player the regular way for a cheaper price. :roll:

When I get kicked back to F2P I just train my firemaking and mining. Try training some F2P skills that you would otherwise not train on members. :

I would suggest slash, and to use the slash attack type on your weapon with the highest slash bonus. They have a greater weakness to mage though.

If you didn't get them from the X-Mas event of 2005, then you can not get them. If you did get them, but are unsure where they went, speak to Diango in Draynor. He holds all of your untradeable holiday items. Well, all of the latest ones anyways.

It takes time. Jagex will adjust the prices accordingly, so do not worry. It just may take a few weeks.. expecially with the price changes that the Duel Arena update caused.

A brief list of possibilities: ÃÆââââ¬Å¡Ã¬Ãââ Runecrafting ÃÆââââ¬Å¡Ã¬Ãââ Hunting ÃÆââââ¬Å¡Ã¬Ãââ Training Combat Stats to kill high level monsters. ÃÆââââ¬Å¡Ã¬Ãââ Merchanting ÃÆââââ¬Å¡Ã¬Ãââ Mining/Smithing ÃÆââââ¬Å¡Ã¬Ãââ Woodcutting ÃÆââââ¬Å¡Ã¬Ãââ Fishing There is a short list. I am sure people will have more to add. If you could pick a few you would prefer, I am sure myself or others could easily give you some information on those particular topics. :

Probably for the same reason they seem to have ignored the Duel Arena update Rant. :roll: My guess is they will update it in a short time period. If not a total rehaul, at least the interface. Possibly something similar to the Grand Exchange? :-w

In my opinion it is worth it. Investing in magic is a bonus because there is a definite chance of new spells being added, not to mention the many current spells spread out through 3 spell-books. It also raises your mage def bonus (I think), and it might be worth getting to 99 at a later time. :

If you are willing to pay, the Grand Exchange may have guam leaf for sale... otherwise, use the Chaos Druids. As for snape grass, it spawn on Waterbirth Island, and the Hobgoblin Peninsula. There are also a few monsters that drop it, although that is seldom.

Some Options: 1) Sell the ores on the Grand Exchange. 2) Make into bars and sell them on the Grand Exchange. 3) Make into bars and smith into knives to trai your ranging.. ... or sell them on the Grand Exchange. :roll:

Train your melee stats on slayer tasks, while wearing a black mask. It will help to train your slayer, and the mask gives a nice 15% att/str bonus, which will undoubtly speed up training. As for ranging, maybe try the fire giants at the waterfall, accessable after the Waterfall quest. Maging.. hmm.. I just high alch or use the Mage Training Arena for my magic levels. Barrows with slayer dart, or fire bolting monsters such as steel dragons with chaos gauntlets may also be viable options. I am also 45 defence. \ (just had to let you know) Fremmy trials may raise your defence level, depending on how much xp is left until 46. If the quest does get you 46 defence, do not worry. Just keep the 46 defence, and play as though you were a Zerker Pure with a defence advantage. I would also recommend not collecting the xp on the Monkey Madness quest (gives def xp), but do the quest far enough to gain access to the Dragon Scitimar. Also, do the Nature Spirit quest. It will give some defence xp, but it allows you to finish the Recipe for Disaster quest (RFD), and access Barrows Gloves which have some great bonuses. : In short, do not worry if you get 46 or even 47 defence due to some important quests. One combat level will mean nothing long-term, and if you have problems with it when you stats are nearly maxed, then just get 70 defence via quests, etc.. and become a barrows pure (Dharoks). : Good luck, and don't be afraid to ask for advice.

Catch swamp lizards until a few levels after falconry is available, then do that until you are sick of it. Later catch orange or red salamanders until 63, or a few level after. Then head to red chinchompas until 99 Hunter. :

It is better than watching most TV shows, which is the time it takes up for me. Those late evenings when you want to watch tv, but nothing is on.. Runescape time. Judging by your map, people would rather play Runescape than "watch tv", but of course some people play it excessively, or do not manage their time well.

It seems like a nice place to buy and sell random junk, but I will do my "real" trading the old fashioned way. I also don't like the fact that there is not a PIN required to access your own items. A browsing system would be nice, but unless it regretted to show player names, browsing would help to enable RWT. A decent update.. much better than last weeks' by far.