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I'm not sure whether or not you used to be able too.. but I am quite sure you can't use anything except for melee in the Warriors Guild currently.

there are no safespots, only saferspots. Until they become unaggressive, then there are safespots. In the room with only ankous, go behind rocks. it works, but if they are aggressive others will attack you. I believe they are piles of bones. :roll:

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Well, I would say to do the skills that you prefer. If you find that each is quite reasonable, then I suggest that you consider what you would like to do with leftover items. I know firemaking will dispose of your logs.. but cooking fish will give you food. Would you like to sell this for profit, or are you looking forward to some non-stop training? If you want magic levels, then maybe you would like to fletch, just as Master Smither suggested. You could make yew/magic longbows, and then later high alch them for some magic exp, and cash. I would pick woodcutting and firemaking myself. The reason would be that I do not like cooking, and that I love the firemaking cape and emote. They are very colourful, and easily catch a person's attention. It's always nice to see someone congratulate you in-game.. and if your skill cape is that much more easier to see... :roll:

Both magic and range work. Hope that answers your question patryksm. No hallying, sorry. -.-

I'd also agree and say the Fire Giants under the waterfall. To gain access you need to do most of the Waterfall quest, you do not need to finish though, just in case you do not want the exp reward. I've been training there for a while now, and plan to continue training there. The drops pay for the arrows, the exp is great, and you might even get a dragon drop. :) I got a d-left half today.. better add that to my siggy. :roll: Hope to see you there. I suggest using steel or above, as the fire giants seem to eat iron items. :x

An even more effective method to make money than posted by Tripsis would be helping others with runecrafting. To be more specific I mean to use the Abyss as Tripsis suggested, but rather than runecrafting your own runes, trade pure essence to players who have the ability to get double natures for their pure essence. You can find specific worlds on the forums in which players will trade you 2x the nature runes for the amount of unnoted pure essence that you give to them. This would be well.. more than double the profit you could attain my runecrafting the Nature runes yourself. The only downside is that you won't be getting the runecraftin exp. You have to decide whether you want the exp, or the extra cash.

I imagine when you say level 36, you mean 36 mage, not combat. Even if all of your casts fail you will attain a magic level of 52. Judging by your training method I would guess that you are F2P. As for magic training on F2P, Geesch suggested some of the most effective ways in the post above. These methods are effective because with most of them you can attain a profit for selling the goods you casted the spell on. Aside from that, splashing stat changing spells, and low level magic spells are the most effective for the cash you pay. If you like you could stick with strikes, or even move up to high alchemy at 55 magic. If you like mining and smithing, then Superheating ores can be very effective, and you can even make a profit selling the bars. Any of these are very good ideas, but it is ultimately up to you to decide what method you would like to use. Good luck, mage training as a free player can be annoying until you ultimately decide what you want to do. Just take some time and consider your options.

I agree with Mchainmail. The mage bonus you have when using slayer dart barely effects the accuracy of the spell. It is a very reliable spell, which is why it is so popular. You may as well supe up your other bonuses, and leave the mystic in the bank. The cape, glory, and god book will be plenty. Good luck on your trips.

Fire Giants at the Waterfall can be killed from a safespot with a Halberd quite easily. I trained on them with a Halberd from 97-99 Strength and found them to be very effective. If you decide to Hally them I would suggest wearing things that will increase your accuracy and strength. If halberding you do not have to worry about a defence bonus, or even food for the most part. Wear the black mask for sure. Good luck.

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Check out this thread. http://forum.tip.it/viewtopic.php?t=694377 It has drops that people say they have gotten thus far.

You would hit quite well. If you have a hilt attached to the sword, and use a Bandos, or Armadyl spec you would hit even higher than regular.

I heard 80-99 was under 40k red chins... (zombie monkey method). I'd have to say 50M would most definitely get you to 99 range.

Nice bank and stats. Now you can own up mems. Just need some ancients.. :roll:

I believe armour types that they use is the only way.

Enjoy my somewhat generic strength training reply. It works. Well, I am 99 strength, so I'll tell you what I trained on. 1) Moss Giants - I know it sounds nooby, but you use little or no food, collect stackable drops like seeds, runes, and arrows, and oddly it seems like very fast exp if you know where to train. I myself suggest training in the Varrock Sewer/Edge Dungeon Moss Giants. Do not use this method if you can't use the pipe short-cut to Edge Dungeon. Simply go down there with high alchemy runes, a chisel, and a bit of food. Take a few strength pots because it is a cheap way to speed up training. 2) Fire Giants - I have most currently trained on Fire Giants with the Dragon Halberd. If you do not have a D-Hally, I suggest getting one before trying this method. You can achieve the ability to wield one by completing the Regecide quest. As with mossies, take high alchs (or at least the nature runes as a lot of fire runes are dropped), a chisel, as much food as you can (you will waste a lot for inventory space, but it is needed at the beginning while the Fire Giants are aggressive), and some strength pots. Some highlights about the fire giants are that they have 111Hp, so that transfers into 444 Strength exp per giant.. they drop strength potions (2-dose), and quite a few other decent items. 3) Ankou - This method is best used with a Salve Amulet, or Salve Amulet (e) achieved from the Haunted Mine quest. You should use this amulet because it increases your att/str by 15%, and if enchanted, 20%. Head down to the Ankou with a chisel, a full inventory of food (again wasting will occur), and strength pots to speed up the process even more-so. Ankou drop a large number of blood and death runes, and also a varied number of other items that are worth picking up. If you can take rune/drag/torag down here with full guthans to recharge your Hp, then you will be able to virtually camp down here. 4) Slayer Tasks - This can be a good way to raise both your strength and slayer at a rather fast rate. If you decide to use this method be sure to use a Black Mask, as it raises your att/str levels by 15% versus slayer tasks. Use the highest level slayer master you can, and go to the Burthope slayer master if you want your task changed. Be aware you will have to do the task that he assigns. Your inventory in most cases will consist of high alch runes, a chisel, some food, and strength pots to further speed up training. Be sure to take any items that are required to kill your slayer task.

Only Spiritual Mages (83 slayer req) drop the Dragon Boots.

In my opinion fly fishing is the better choice. You are more likely to catch a fish, and feathers are much more numerous and easy to acquire than fishing bait. I suggest sticking with fly fishing. Have fun. :)

Zamorak Boss (forget name) Drops: Zammy Brews (I believe 3), Unids (a large number of them; over 61 herb to id) I will be adding more as I get more.

I know for sure the Bandos Boss drops the armour, not sure if anything of lesser strength drops it.. possibly the guards? :roll:

Fire Giants most definitely. I just had 2 keys and 1 loop in a row. I got screenies of the last 2, because it started to seem odd. :) I usually get 2 halves per trip at fire giants, so it is quite good. There are also many alternative drops that will satisfy. :roll:

My method was to do prayer pots until I could do super attack, then do both super attack and prayer pots until I could make super strength pots. Once I could make super strength pots I used all 3. It will be expensive regardless, but these potions re-sell quite easily for the cost of making them. Be sure to check the prices people are buying at before buying your herbs/ingredients.

Train the skill that you most enjoy training. I would suggest getting the majority of your stats to a certain level before going ahead in a single stat, but it is entirely your decision. I myself just train the ones that I enjoy the most. :)

I believe cooking is the fastest, followed by fletching, and then thieving. It would all depend on your budget and current level though. To answer your first question, yes, theiving is one of the faster skills to get to 99. Good luck with whatever you decide. :)