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3/10 is a pretty brutal rating. it is worth at least 13m. i would say a 3/10 would be like 200k total networth. back on track now... nice bank. you have something for every skill which is very good and is important. keep collecting and training and i could see that bank being doubled or tripled in no time :)

yep, they are pretty good vids and seem to cover everything i could possibly think of. watch it a bunch of times before you go though :)

TRAITOR! If you're not a real man(or fake woman) and can't take the tip.it guide, use the sal's realm guide. That way, you get some pictures to help you, and you'll keep your soul. RuneHQ lol. i would use sals if their description wasnt so crappy. rune hq does very well with good descrption and pictures to help you through the quest. i think that is important on hard/long quests like these and others. tip it needs pictures!

all of the above ideas are all true and very good ones. when i was a member, i always got my half keys from slayer monsters. i didnt aim to get half keys, but most slayer monsters drop half keys, so i suggest you just do a bunch of tasks and the keys will just start flowing in your bank.

you will have no problem with either if you use a good guide. i would say to use the rune hq guide for at least dt, maybe even mm (sorry! rune hq uses better description and pictures for some quests, these two being the great ones). be sure to bring enough p pots and food for mm and always bring a 1 click tele during both quests. good luck :)

yep, but the amount of nats in 20 mins is what is contraversial here. i have never used a crafter for double nats before, so i dont know the time it takes, but i can craft my own nats at a rate of about 1k per hour. based on that number, it might be possible to do it. does anyone have personal experience with running that they can share?

i would get higher prayer and range. they would help you do it very easily. i tried at 73 range and 60 prayer and i died one wave before jad (mind you, i was using steel arrows). i would just hate to see you waste a c bow, all sorts of pots, and 3-4 hours of your time just to die. good luck none the less :)

if you want to buy them, go to Llyeta. it might be faster than my next suggestion, but is definitely more expensive. minotaurs drop iron arrows very very often in 6's. you could go there and kill a bunch to get some combat exp, free arrows, and clue scrolls. i would choose the latter of the two suggestions because you dont need to wait for different worlds to load and you actually get exp. good luck :)

i have never been there myself, but i have read lots of good guides on them. i would say you could do it, especially if you had a group, but it is very dangerous, and i pesonally would not take a whip, full guthans, and a c bow down there with those skills (no offence at all, they are almost the same as mine). i would get 90 in atk, def, str, and hits along with 80 prayer before going there. i have never been much of a risk taker since the haunted mine quest... anyways, if you go there, good luck :)

for everyone saying he cant craft them, yes, he did say that his friend got 1k nats in 20 mins by running. if he had a 'personal' double nat crafter it might be possible, but i doubt that is likely so maybe it took a bit more than 20 mins and the lines were short. all he would need to do is go to the abyss and trade a person with 91+ rc and they give back 2 times the nats for 1 ess.

high alching is one of the fastest and most cost effective ways to train mage. you could alch yew/mage longs that you either fletch or buy or you could go to mage training arena and cast enchants. for combat mage, you could go to barrows a lot (sounds funny, i know, but i have lvled many times there) or another popular one is to bring a bunch (and i mean a bunch) of either magic dart spells or fire bolt spells with chaos gauntlets down to steel drags. if you are lucky with the steels, you could come out making millions or you could come out losing. i always lose lol, but i know many people get lots of d leg/skirt drops there and even some visages. maybe you could be a lucky one and get a visage. good luck :)

grats! thats awesome. 70+ in all skills is hard. go for 1800 total and all skills 80+! :)

Doesn't that take like 350 hours? I don't care about which cape I get, LOL. Starting at 175 Quest Points, would it be faster to get Quest Cape or would it be faster to get 99 Hunter/Fletching or 99 Cooking/Fletching or 99 Hunter/Cooking or 99 Fletching/Firemaking or WHATEVER pair of easy 99s for a trimmed skillcape? Again, Starting at 175 Quest Points, would it be faster to get Quest Cape or would it be faster to get 99 Hunter/Fletching or 99 Cooking/Fletching or 99 Hunter/Cooking or 99 Fletching/Firemaking or WHATEVER pair of easy 99s for a trimmed skillcape? Thanks! :mrgreen: starting at 175, you will definitely get quest fasterl. however, getting any 99 is awesome. 99 cooking will make it so you would barely ever burn anything. fm, idk, useless at 99, but the cape looks awesome and any 99 is good. fletching. again, kinda useless at 99, but being able to make everything in fletching is handy. go for what you like best, but the fastest would be quest.

OK, let me ask you something: Should I aim for a Quest Cape or for 99 Fletching and Cooking? I don't care which one, all I really want is the cape. Which would be faster? Fletching cape trimmed would be awesome. Which is faster? as pointed out, there is a bare minimum of 10m exp needed just to be able to do the quests, let alone actually doing them. faster would be cooking and fletching. cooking will eat a couple mil, and fletch will make it back while also getting you a trimmed cape with a prayer bonus. i would go for all 3 :) good luck

raw lobbs are 230 each, cooked are 210 ea. monks are just a little more at 320 ea raw and about 300 cooked. lobbs will be faster by and less exp. monks will be far more exp (more than sharks!), generally better food for you to use yourself, and sell for more. i would choose monks personally as they are always less crowded and you can always get your own spot. good luck:)

well, each quest takes anywhere from 1-4 hours. so theres a lot of hours to go in there and i think that in the time it takes to do all quests, you could get a couple or few 99's. cooking, fletching, and possibly fm could probably all be accomplished in that time or close to it. completing all quests does take a lot of time, but it is worth it. good luck :)

just go to my link (the rune hq one) and put in your info and calc it from there :)

when i was a member, i used to put 3 on flax, 7 on maples, and 5 on coal. that way i could burn the maples, make stuff with the coal, and spin the flax and then sell it to make all my money back and more. if you dont have the patience for it or feel flax isnt worth enough anymore, like i did, i put 8 on maples and 7 on coal. this was a no profit sort of things designed purely for me to get smithing, fm and farming up. however, you could always make profit. make c balls with coal is one way. sell good seeds you get (mage seeds are 150k ea!). i would stay away from fishing and herbs as you dont make money off of them very easily and you have to wait ages to get anything much. flax, coal and maples are where you should stay. play around with it until you get the results you like. you could check out this link: http://www.runehq.com/RHQCalcView.php?id=00778. yes i am sorry, its rune hq. tip it doesnt have a MTK calc though. you guys should make one! good luck, hope it helps :)

for the fastest and easiest 99's, go for cooking and fletching. those have all become too common because of the cook/fletch x option. fm is a relatively cheap 99, but takes patience because once at about 70-75 fm, you still have another 100k maples to burn... thieving is cool and kinda fun if you use pyramid plunder. it is easily possible to gain 100k exp per hour, even at 61 theiving. because it isnt buyable, it is far more respected and can make some decent money. wc... thats a brute. wc cape is fantastic because of the tediousness of the skill. i am at 85 and i still have another bloody 150k willows left to cut to 99. the cape is very well respected, just as fishing is. hunter can take 2-3 weeks at best to get from 1-99 while also making like 40m. oh and for those who say that completing all quests is very easy, they are wrong. well, partially wrong. it may be easy, but think about it. the average quest, even while using a guide, takes 1-3 hours each. with 115 quests (a guess at how many quests we have now) that is between 115-345 hours of work. now, in that time, you could have probably gotten 99 fletch, cook, fm, and hunter. it is more common because of the fact that most people do quests. good luck on whatever 99 you choose :)

if you can put up with crafting thousands upon thousands of runes (nats, laws or deaths) you will be able to duplicate your santa in a matter of weeks. you arent even remotely dry for training or skilling. i have a santa and enough cash for every single barrows set i could want yet i dont have any (partly because i am now f2p) but when i was a member, i generally used rune, or after attempts at fight caves, guthans

He can't get into w 2, hes f2p. i am aware that because of the title, just adding extra info incase someone who is a member wants some nice tips :)

nice bank. i counted somewhere between 25 and 27m. ill give you 8/10. theres room for improvement. theres some junky keys in there you dont need, all your low defenders can go (keep addy and rune), blk, steel, and mith axes arent very useful if you have rune or drag, rune daggers and longs i alch, ham and desert isnt necessary, i destory ALL of my holiday items (not my santa or other rares of course...) i could list a bunch of things to get rid of, but it would take too long. i would just go through your bank and take out the things that are easily obtainable or useless. it will make your bank more neat.

i would go to the official world and trying world 2 couldnt hurt either. when i did it before the official worlds, world 2 was full of people doing shades of morton. good luck

a good way to get cowhides is to hire low lvl people and pay them outrageously low prices. while they get them for you, you could kill cows yourself and get the hides.

ores and bars, i have heard, are very good money. also, you could merchant rune helms, legs, plates, kites and scimmies quite easily, especially if you can go into world 2 to buy and sell in world 1. i personally dont merchant because it isnt a skill. i like to train my skills, and in doing so, money is automatically accumulated.