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Nah, slayer dart owns ;) How so? It's weaker than fire wave and gives less xp. Always worked very good for me and i dont got itention to change it. Claws are good but its sad to charge every 2 minutes -.- That's some EXTREME laziness :lol:

Make sure that you kill Bork everyday and hunt down thos epenguins for a bit of a boost.

Sara swords are best for strength training and dfs is ONLY best when soloing at sara, arguably at arma, and while meleeing dragons. Otherwise it is not worth the money at all.

Not really...it's honestly not hard at all...The hardest part is probably the initial luring and then singling out the demon that spawns near the safespots. My setup is... Search youtube a bit, the lure where you run through the middle with mage pray and then kill them one at a time by stepping out from behind the large rock is the best. After each kill wait a bit before you lure out the next one to see if the one that you just killed will spawn right in fron of you. If it does while you still have 2 or mroe blocked, you're set for the trip. If you've only got one left blocked, you'll probably be ok but you'll need to be attentive. If it is the last one that you kill, you should lure them again, because if you try to stay at the spot you'll probably get jumped by at least one of the others pretty soon. If you get a big shark drop and don't mind risking it, turn off prayer when it switches to melee attacking(it won't switch attack style if you don't melee prot pray) until it does the scream mage combo thing. Their melee attack is pathetically weak, and their range is the strongest, and that's where most of your food will be lost(you should only take one hit because sometimes you can't see their attack animation while they switch style). Just ask if you need clarification.

Unless you leave mage prayer on for the entire time out of fear of a surprise prime attack or to keep down spin damage, guthans is better than veracs in every way while maging. Except veracs has a lower magic attack/defense malus.

Because they assume that brutal greens would too, as logic dictates, but they don't, and not enough people kill them for it to be corrected quickly.

Multiple times Jagex mods have said they were going to see if they could redesign the Dragon Platebody. You'll have to take my word for it, though. I don't have hard evidence. The way they are now, I guess they'll remain in the 8M-10M range. It crashed 3 days after release. Only reason it crashed so soon was because someone at jagex decided to be dumb as hell and add lumps to the reward list :wall: Could've been a nice addition to our list of useless status symbols :cry:

What they said. Since I know you're not going to listen tot hat though, wait until you're level 82 to pie so you get the maximum benefit :thumbsup:

it's really not dangerous, but killing them would be very slow at your levels...I'm betting that ranging with ruby and diamond bolts would be your best bet. You could probably kill like 4 per trip.

originally the GE price was around 20k and Ghrim payed just over 100k(if I remmeber right) so people who had finished the diary were buying them out, but the VAST majority of people had no idea why they were rising so quickly and they just became another useless inflated item. I'm sure that the GE price is well over 100k now...actually it migth be quite profitable to start making this :o I'm going to go take a look at the construction tables... EDIT: nevermind they cost like 1.2m to make :lol: and the only source of them now since the treasure trail change is people makign them.

Based on the level requirements to receive or complete an average slayer task from Duradel(or that imposter), and that dazling cape that he wears, I and most other people are lead to believe that Duradel is the slayer master of the highest caliber, best stuff, most awesomeness, etc. So would it not make sense for Duradel's list of possible assignments to include at least some representation of a use for two of the most common pieces of slayer equipment? I'm referring to the broad/leaf-bladed weapons(arrows, spear, bolts, and sword) and the mirror shield. I personally dropped my shield and stack of arrows once I switched away from Chaeldar. I believe that basilisks(lvl 61), kurasks(lvl 106), and to a lesser extent mogres(lvl 60) should be added to Duradel's list. I understand why lower leveled monsters such as rock slugs, cockatrices, banshees(original ones), turoths, and desert lizards were left out, but it just does not make sense to me why the three that I mentioned(most notably the level 106 with a 70 slayer requirement) were left off of the list. I'm sure that several people will disagree with my suggestions based on their dislike for specific monsters(I personally despised mogre tasks), but I still believe that Kurasks, Basilisks, and Mogres should be added to the list of possible assignments from Duradel.

You answered your own question :D 80 is fine, but the higher the better of course.

Hmm...well that is a bit disappointing, someone should really go whine at Jagex about this.

Not exactly, you should specify that it is close to 81xp/lvl so as to avoid confusion.

It varies based on charm color and your levels in relevant skills(slayer, summoning, prayer, hp, range, mage, attack, strength, and defense I think).

Yes.

Just flip melee protect prayer on when it looks at you and you'll be untouchable(or perhaps i was extremely lucky), they really should give these things better attacks in my opinion.

Nah the crew gets the vast majority of their new info through submissions. There is a forum specifically for pictures like this, by the way.

BWAHAHAHAHA I'll have to go nolife at this game and repress the memory of this topic, now.

Not exactly, you should specify that it is close to 81xp/lvl so as to avoid confusion.

They definately do, and I was getting at least one every other task before i switched to using the tower ones.

No, void is always better in terms of dealing damage, but bandos is better overall(except aganist mage based attackers) because of the strong melee and range defense. Actually, whip with void is fail. Void uses a percentage of your str bonus so if you have a smaller str bonus the advantage of void goes down. Void for GS'ing monsters that hit low or are prayed against is a good rule. Void is a big no-no to whip/dds in (surprising amount of people in PC worlds don't realize it and still use it). According to our max hit calculator, the max hit is the same with maxed strength bonus for either bandos or void with a whip, and if my assumptions based off of the most recent postie pete thing are correct, you either hit or miss(based on your attack/accuracy bonus), and then have an equal chance of hitting anything between 0 and your max hit. So unless 12 slash bonus has more of an effect than your attack level being at 110%, void would make you hit more often. Since the maxes are the same, the only difference would be the number of times that you actually hit. Bandos IS better overall, but void is better based purely on exp gain rates.

I'm pretty sure that dagannoth dawn is just past the ladder to the boss chamber on the way to the 7 spot of rock lobsters, not sure about that though. Just go to bandos for a while and you'll probably end up with a goblin and hobgoblin scroll, and if not, you'll probably be a bit richer and contented anyways.

Well I've ehard that the max hit afetr it's rebirth thing was just under 50 :shock: and 15 or so for the normal hit, so probably 16.

Highest melee along with the other two barrows plates and dharok's legs, second higehst range defense behind bandos. [/useless information]