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Not if you want it quick, coal is sloooow.

Eek, don't spend your last few days on members fletching! Set up your bank to be F2P friendly, train some agility (run restores faster with higher agility even when you're not a member), and make some quick money! I mean, not to boss you around or anything, but is there any reason you particularly want fletching levels? They're not useful even when you are a member.

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Very good idea about saving charms for 99! I think I'll start doing that after I get 89 summoning (I really, really want a geyser titan first, and it will help a lot with slayer)!

Don't make money by spinning flax, that's slow. If you run some dragonhides for a few hours you'll make enough to buy bowstrings that would have taken you days to spin.

Where did you hear that? Skullball is slower than Brimhaven by a factor of two.

It won't, and neither of them will work for Rocking Out.

I'm pretty sure your dungeon has to start from either an Oubliette (from a throne room) or a dungeon entrance (from a formal garden). Once you've done that, however, I've seen a dungeon linked to ordinary house rooms in a downstairs. I'm not sure on this though, not being a "build a boring dungeon for a bunch of gold in my house" kind of guy.

Good news, though! At 63 smithing you can make mith bolts at the blast furnace, which gives exp AND profit AND is fun. Well, at least, I find it fun. I decided to get 75 smithing there when I was just going to try it out because it was fun lol. There's an awesome guide in the AoW that explains it. Hang on, I'll try to find it and link to it here. Edit: Found it!

Higher rooms give more exp, so you want to get as far as you can. If you get to your second farthest room and have more than half your time left, loot until you have half your time left, and then head to the last room. Try to loot everything in the last room every time for max exp.

Having used both void and full Arma, I can confirm that void is WAY better than Arma.

Ick, why even mention abbys? If you can kill nechryael there is NO REASON to go to abbys for charms. If we're mentioning terrible monsters that drop crimsons, I should slap skeletal wyverns on that list :P They drop 2 crimsons about every 2 kills, which is really quite a lot. Just... good luck killing them.

I've heard that smithing iron nails and selling them to the sawmill guy lets you break even or profit slightly.

Post your stats? Without knowing them, some good monsters from low level to high are: dust devils (65 slayer), cockroaches, greater demons, nechryael (80 slayer), black demons.

Are you just standing around where baby squirrels spawn trying to feed them? O_o You have to catch one in a net trap before it will follow you lol.

I'm guessing you don't have 55 slayer, so yeah, addy bolts. If you're interested in training summoning, the black demons in the chaos tunnels are safespottable (there's a place along the north wall that is too narrow for demons to enter from which you can range to either side). They drop a crimson charm probably about 70% of the time, are excellent exp, and drop enough rune chains and meds to pay off your bolts and then some. Bring ranged pots and alchs. In fact, bring ranged pots WHEREVER you go. They're SO cheap, a dose is worth like two bolts. A dose will save you more than two bolts by getting more exp/bolt, and makes everything go quicker.

Revenants are pathetically easy if you know what to do. Bring magic protective armor and use RANGED protect (ranged is what freezes you) and simply run away from where the spells are coming from. The cool thing is that revs start attacking when you're just barely in their range, and are incapable of running. This means that even though they can farcast from a ridiculous distance, you can still easily outrun them. Once you've stopped being attacked, hammer the log out button while continuing running. Switch to another world and continue your business as usual. Revs are rare enough that you needn't worry about this often. It's a good idea to bring a terrorbird and scrolls with you to the wilderness to keep your run energy up and hold some food for you. I'm unimpressed by the way spirit wolves perform, and they seem to only work in multicombat.

High 20s and a garden pie would do it.

No, their text doesn't go in the chat box.

A rev knight was seen using the altar there. Just don't bring anything important with you.

You ignored a teleporting random, probably the sandwich lady.

Start with crimsons when you can make bloated leeches, or honey badgers if you're impatient (MUCH better to wait for leeches). Beavers or macaws are a good place to start using greens. Piscatoris is the best obelisk.

1- no clue 2- definitively yes (I've done it)

Woah, weird. Could it be that you need to do Tai Bwo Wannai Trio first?

The best way to get trading sticks is to sell opals, jades and red topaz to the store there.