atronic92

Maybe you could get 75 defense and a dragonfire shield. The special attack from that might do the trick.

I did it with levels identical to yours, but 52 summoning. Use ruby bolts (e). Wear black dragon hide and other range-boosting equipment. Bring melee armor for the melee berserker form at the end. I suggest dragon skirt and rune plate. Use the sap mage curse until his melee berserker form, when you should switch to sap warrior and deflect melee. Your inventory and highest BoB should be otherwise filled with 3 saradomin brews and 1 super restore potion (repeated as many times as possible.) It's simple to avoid the mines and the 75-attack. The real Nomad is always the last one to attack. Good luck.

Click clockwork animal and then you get another choice. Choose clockwork penguin or clockwork suit.

I'd just like to remind you, and everyone else that AFK training is against Jagex rules completely. I think what most people mean when they say AFK is to play runescape in one tab of a web browser and read forums or another website in another tab, while listening for sounds to indicate when you should return to the runescape tab. Under this definition, it is my understanding that it is completely OK.

For your first question: I think that using rings of forging is worth it. I believe that it is best to make iron knives. For your second question: You have to do the rogue trader mini-quest, after doing the Feud quest, to unlock blackjacks. Short blackjacking guide: Equip a blackjack. Bring food. Wine is good because it can be un-noted nearby the bandits you will blackjack. It's also really cheap. Go to Pollnivneach. Right-click Lure a bearded bandit, bandit, or Menaphite Thug depending on your thieving level (45, 55, or 65). Get the target to follow you into a building, then close the curtain. Make sure there are no other NPCs inside the building. Right-click Knock Out the target. Watch the messages in your chat box. When it says that the target is knocked out, pickpocket the target. This should be after the second message. Watch the messages in your chat box. When it says that you rob the target, pickpocket the target again. This is before the animation ends. This should be after the second message. Watch the messages in your chat box. When it says that you rob the target, knock out the target again. Repeat the cycle. Every step should take 1.2 seconds. Therefore, every 3.6 seconds you should pickpocket the target 2 times. It's all about getting down a rhythm. It's much easier to understand if you try it out yourself, and I'm sure that you'll figure it out in 2 minutes. If you fail the knock-out, you will be hit for 4 damage immediately. The target will then start attacking you. But, if you knock-out again before the target attacks, you cancel his attack. If you fail again, then you will need to knock out a third time. Remember, every action, be it knock-out or pickpocket should take 1.2 seconds. So just keep the same rhythm every time. Hope this helps!

Search the RSOF for a guide to blackjacking. Blackjacking is very, very fast xp. It's faster than pyramid plunder until level 91.

Mind runes are 5 or 6 gp on the GE. So, 50,000 gp to 60,000 gp, depending on how many you buy for each price.

You also have maxed combat stats and I did it with 80 defense and 82 range. For me, melee armor meant the difference between 10 failures and 1 success.

Remember non-degradable melee armor for his melee berserker attack mode. It really helps. Even just rune.

Whoops, that link goes to last week's Tip.it Times. Here's this week's >>The Tip.it Times<<

I ran into what I think is the same problem. You need to click "clockwork animal" first and then you are given another choice of which animal you want to make.

With all of you current stats and 57 summoning, your combat level would be 95. If you range or mage monsters for charms, you will only gain combat levels with hitpoints levels. This is unlikely to be more than 1 or 2 extra combat levels, so you would be around 95-97 combat. If range and magic aren't your thing, you could play Soul Wars for charms. Keep in mind that in order to not get combat experience in Soul Wars, you would have to not help your team very much. I don't recommend this option for that reason.

Blackjacking would be faster than Master Farmers for thieving. Search on the RSOF for the best guide on it.

I haven't calculated recently, but I believe that if you go to the Magic Training Arena and collect enough points for an expensive item--like a piece of infinity robes--you can sell it for more than the runes you used cost.

LOL ROFLMAO I didn't read that article either. I am honestly amazed that you would utter such ridiculous claims immediately after an official Jagex source disproves them. Really? *facepalm* I'm with troacctid on this one. Oh well, I guess some people never learn.

Technically, those are initialisms because you pronounce them by saying the name of each letter (aka ee-are). Acronyms are initialisms which are pronounced like a word. For example, laser stands for Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation, but when you say laser you don't say "el-ay-es-ee-are".

Armadyl Helmet Saradomin D'hide body Zamorak D'hide chaps Rune Crossbow Dragonfire Shield/Granite Shield/Obsidian Shield Amulet of Fury/Amulet of Ranging Ranger Boots/Snakeskin boots Barrows Gloves Archer Ring Broad bolts or higher Inventory: Fire runes, Nature runes, Water and Earth runes (if you have bones to peaches otherwise bones to peaches tabs), 10-15 ranging potions (depending on how long you are staying), fill the rest with lobsters/tuna/monkfish. You don't need to pray with your defense level as it is. Alternatively, I have heard that if you pray and use emerald bolts (e) to poison every aviansie and then finish them off, you earn more money per hour.

Thanks for all the responses!

How long would getting full Void range armor take? Assuming the higher level boat and any clan chat I could get into according to the stats in my signature.

No effect.

1400/hour is ideal. 1350/hour is more realistic.

This is an example for an Abyssal Demon's hypothetical drop wheels. This is definitive. It's a simple matter of reading comprehension of what Jagex wrote in the knowledge base and using common knowledge, such as that a clue can drop at the same time as something else.

You definitely can get a nest. It must just be bad luck.

I suggest collecting enough points in the Magic Training Arena to get a piece of infinity to sell to offset your losses.

Another system update coming...