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The purpose was mainly so autoers could not buy chaos/death and resell for more. Some shops lost particular stock items, some shops gained. A great shop is the Dorgeshuun Weapons Shop where you can buy a Dorgeshuun Xbow for 2k, and infinite bone bolts for 4gp. In my opinion, they are very nice to train range with. :

I would stay at the minotaurs until 40 range, then head to hill giants and bank big bones/limps for cash. I made 6M on my pure getting 70 range like this, on F2P. :

When you get bored of fletching, magic, and runecrafting, maybe take of hunter... It is decent cash, or can be used for your ranging. Also, 83 is quite useful for dragon implings. (Dragon darts/arrow tips) Range, fletching, and hunter go hand-in-hand. : Also, it is a pretty easy skill to raise, once you get the hang of it. So that is another positive factor.

Mine is only 60 and I notice a huge difference from this account vs. my F2P skiller.. and my skiller doesn't even wear any armour. :shock: I'd say it is definitely worth raising to 70+ , but 50-60 is great for someone as new to members as yourself. (I think you are new..?)

From what my friends tell me they are not running into many rc pkers. They are central time, and come on at about 8PM, if that helps at all. I would say nature rcing in the abyss is quite effective at the moment.

Best place to mine: Iron - North of Yanille Coal - The deserted mining guild :roll: Silver - Tzaars & Craft Guild Gold - Tzaars & Craft Guild Fastest bank to furnace place to smelt: - Edgeville after Varrock Diaries (must wear the armour) - Port Phasmatys Best place to chop trees: Willows - Barberian Outpost Maple - North of Seers Yews - South of Seers; West of Camelot Magic - East of Range Guild; Tree Gnome Village Good places to train agility: Toy Mice (12 of them) until Wildy Course Wildy course until 70-75 agility Ape Atoll until you are tired of training (Monkey Madness quest req) Good places to train thieving: Pyramid Plunder (forget the quest req) Ardougne Stalls (at lower levels) Helpful quests that unlock things(weapons, areas to train, etc.) Easier Quests Druidic Ritual - Unlock the Herblore skill. The Lost Tribe - Unlock Bone Bolts + Dorgeshuun Bow (range training) Lost City- Unlocks the ability to wield Dragon Weps without quest reqs. Gertrudes Cat - Get a pet cat, it has a novelty value. :roll: Waterfall - Unlocks the Waterfall, which is a great training spot (Fire Giant) Tears of Guthix - Trains free xp to your lowest stat once a week. Harder Quests Fremmelik Trials- Unlocks the Fremmelik Helmets. Regecide - Unlocks the ability to wield the Dragon Halberd. Monkey Madness- Unlock the ability to wield the Dragon Scitimar. Heros Quest - Unlocks the Heros Guild + Dragon Mace/Battleaxe. Legends Quest - Unlocks the Legends Guild. Desert Treasure - Unlocks Ancient Magicks. Lunar Diplomacy - Unlocks Lunar Magicks. Shilo Village - Unlocks Shilo Village (great fishing spot + gem rocks) Other - Train all of your stats, except maybe Construction (expensive) - Agility's energy replenshing effects work on F2P. - Test out the Mini-Games. - Explore without expensive armour to get used to things. - Carry teleports just in case. - Have anti-poisons at hand. - Check forums for prices before buying/selling unfarmilar items. - Train your Runecrafting to at least 44 for Nature Runecrafting. - Ask advice whenever you need it. : I had a lot more written, but I accidentally hit "Back" and it disappeared, and since my class is over only a bit was replaced. Sorry.

Mossies or Fire Giants are quite good, but do not go to Black Demons or any type of Dragon.

Mining - Iron - Coal - Clay and making into soft clay. If mining doesn't suit you, then maybe collecting big bones and limpwurt roots from Hill Giants will.

No, your level does not effect what the cannon hits. That is why it is a popular 1-40 range training device for beginner pures. Personally, I despise it. :roll: Considering your ammo I would suggest training on either Fire Giants at the Waterfall, or Ogres at the King Lathas Training Ground. The fire giants have much more enjoyable drops, but can hit you back if you wander from your safespot while they are aggressive (max 11). The ogres are caged, so they can not hit you, but they only drop seeds (aside from big bones), and even the seeds are a seldom drop. I definitely prefer fire giants myself, but it is your decision. I would suggest testing out both for a day each and seeing which you prefer. Hope to see you at the Fire Giants in W99. :

Well, ankou worked quite well for myself, with 45 defence. I just took 20 lobs, my glory, and the odd time some bones to peaches spells. I did not go there until 80+ strength, but when I went the trips were profitable, even though it was 20 lobs per trip. I would suggest training slayer (with a black mask if you can afford (400-500k)), until you reach either higher combat stats, or level 60 for aberrant spectres. Personally, I find Aberrant Spectres much more difficult than Ankou, but that's just my opinion.

As far as I am aware, they do not restore prayer. I believe these are the rates at which the Zamorak Brew increases/decreases stats: -10% Hits -10% Defence +15% Strength +20% Attack EDIT: If they do restore prayer, they are still not as effective as prayer potions, which restore prayer by around 33%

I would suggest killing Green Dragons. If you have 70 agility, Blue Dragons are safer, and their hides are worth more. If you do not have 70 agility, stick with Green Dragons.

Mining iron ore and coal is the most effective way for a level 3 F2P'er to make cash, in my opinion. Have fun. :D

Also, it seems more efficient to range them, than to mage them.

Mithril bolts would be slightly faster, but mithril bolts are not worth the extra cost. Use the Dorge Bow, darts, or knives for efficient xp. At higher range levels the Dorge Bow really seems to shine.

Well, I use bone bolts and get over 40k xp per hour, although my range is quite a bit higher. If you want faster xp, you'll have to spend more than 4gp per shot, to put it simply. Use iron knives, or darts for faster xp, although it will be more costly. The same goes for high level bolts, arrows, or even chinchompas. They are faster xp, but will cost more.

It also doesn't work for entering guilds, just to make that clear as well. :)

Since he was growing kwuarms, I presumed he was growing limpwurt roots as well in his flower patches.

Fishing/Cooking, Woodcutting/Firemaking/Fletching, Hunter. I would say these are your 5 best options for non-combat skill training as far as cheap and fast skills go. Woodcutting and Fishing take a decent amount of time, but easily fuel much faster skills. Hunter in itself is a great skill, but doesn't pay off until higher levels, when catching red chinchompas is more effective.

I personally would head to Burthope and change the task. In my opinion they are not worth the effort to fight. Change your task, and hope the next one is better (bloodvelds/fire giants). :roll:

Darts would work, but I find both knives and darts ineffective on dragons due to the high loss rate.

Simply range fire giants at the Waterfall, which is open for use during/after the Waterfall quest. I would suggest you do not waste money on range pots. Just be sure to have a decent range bonus, high alchs, a 1-click telly, a chisel, and some food just in case. I wouldn't expect many dragon drops, but rune drops + key halves are quite common. I usually get 3 rune drops (excluding arrows, javs, spears), and 2 key halves per inventory. You will also stock up nicely on high level herbs, fire runes, blood runes, chaos runes, and rune arrows. The chisel is a must for cutting gem drops, and the high alchs for mith square shield, and fire battle staffs (use 'assist' if you can't high alch or cut gem drops). I hope to see you there. :

I would say 1-2 months at around 3 hours per day. Hunting chinchompas definitely speeds up after 80, and then again somewhere in the 90s. Good luck with 99 Hunter. :D

On F2P I would suggest the Draynor willows. On P2P I would suggest the Barberian Assult willows. Good luck with 99 woodcutting. :

I would suggest Hunter or Herblore. With hunter you will probably only have to invest 10k maximum. :roll: Herblore is useful at higher levels. Another option would be to invest in ranging. Just buy some ranging equipment, and head to fire giants. The drops are quite good, and the xp is great as well. At higher range levels this will open up other possibilities such as the God Wars Dungeon, which is a great area to make cash, expecially if your herblore is high enough to provide your own potions. :