Sharane

My account is too caked up with RS history to start it over. I just can't... :-X

There's still the issue about the ammunition. I've tried chiselling frog bones in attempt to make bone bolts, but it was no use. :( ROFLMFAO!!! It's called a "Crossbow" for a reason, so you can use normal bolts And how exactly was I supposed to know that? Ogre (composite) bows are called bows don't use regular arrows at all, do they? :roll:

There's still the issue about the ammunition. I've tried chiselling frog bones in attempt to make bone bolts, but it was no use. :(

The door to the dorgeshuun city is at the cave where Mistag is.

I'll stick to shades of Mort'ton for riches. :P

The dagger barely has any attack values, so it IS a situational weapon which needs a powerful special to complement it. :-k

The topic is not to indicate anything new (so to speak) at all; it's meant to show even NPCs employ low-level players to do their dirty work. Gosh you're slow. :shame:

Or he could be an account that got the actual drop back then, like one of my old accounts with the scythe and bunny ears (level 3).

Quotes speak for themselves. :)

You know, I was only level 11 when I got my first cracker, and everyone can guess what was in it. \

Four words: Anti-defence pure tool. :P

From all the people mentioned, I didn't see: Shark/S H A R K: I believe he was either the first rune miner or one of the first Runescape accounts ever made, by Andrew. Merlin: Though not very known, he was the first account to be made on Runescape's official release, followed by Lightning who was on of the best players in skill total, founder of tip.it (first Runescape fansite) and the second player to join Runescape in its official release. Raenond(sp?): The lowest level player to ever complete the legends quest on Runescape classic (level 59). Zantetsudex: Who can forget the happy-go-lucky player that managed to singlehandedly make excellent training techniques with profit on unorthodox means? \

If they would implement summoning it would work out just like ancient magicks: you give up your regular spells for them.

I remember that day clearly. For the fun of it I pulled out my yellow partyhat and someone immediately wanted to trade 12 rune 2-handed swords, then bluttering "fake..." a few moments later. I just laughed at him and told it's genuine. :-$

To fix the white screen bug minimise the window and then remaximise. EDIT: I can't type at all today. :wall:

A quest about the Varrock gypsy of course. According to Runescape lore the only way for humans to do magic is by runes and she didn't use any to use the Tempus Cessit spell in Recipe for Disaster; Neither does the Mysterious Old Man for that matter. What is she really?

A quest about the Varrock gypsy of course. According to Runescape lore the only way for humans to do magic is by runes and she didn't use any to use the Tempus Cessit spell in Recipe for Disaster; Neither does the Mysterious Old Man for that matter. What is she really?

A quest about the Varrock gypsy of course. According to Runescape lore the only way for humans to do magic is by runes and she didn't use any to use the Tempus Cessit spell in Recipe for Disaster; Neither does the Mysterious Old Man for that matter. What is she really?

A quest about the Varrock gypsy of course. According to Runescape lore the only way for humans to do magic is by runes and she didn't use any to use the Tempus Cessit spell in Recipe for Disaster; Neither does the Mysterious Old Man for that matter. What is she really?

A quest about the Varrock gypsy of course. According to Runescape lore the only way for humans to do magic is by runes and she didn't use any to use the Tempus Cessit spell in Recipe for Disaster; Neither does the Mysterious Old Man for that matter. What is she really?

A quest about the Varrock gypsy of course. According to Runescape lore the only way for humans to do magic is by runes and she didn't use any to use the Tempus Cessit spell in Recipe for Disaster; Neither does the Mysterious Old Man for that matter. What is she really?

A quest about the Varrock gypsy of course. According to Runescape lore the only way for humans to do magic is by runes and she didn't use any to use the Tempus Cessit spell in Recipe for Disaster; Neither does the Mysterious Old Man for that matter. What is she really?

Let us check the prices of the best things from all gathering skills: Woodcutting - Magic logs = 1,000 each Fishing - Raw sharks = 900-1,000 each Mining - Rune ore = 10,000-12,000 each See what I mean? Mining is fine as it is. :P

I'll list other ways to make some profit: Managing Thy Kingdom (for Noobes :wink: )- If you have approximately 6 million coins saved up, USE THIS and get 100% approval. Let them gather coal, flax, teak and Mahogany for best results. Shades of Mort'ton- If you can manage 65 firemaking, do this. JUST the regular items from the silver chests high alched is enough to get you millions in a short time (all rune items, runes, level 3 cluescroll rewards and fine cloth are excluded). 1000 silver keys are a certain million and more. :) The "Ali Morrisane" Technique- Just a fancy name for an enterprise: hiring new people to gather meager items for you for a low cost for you and high for them, then sell them in bulk in the main market for a much higher price.

It would be great if the fibres we got from farming can also be used for basic cloth for construction. Fruit baskets and vegetable sacks aren't much of an incentive...