Sharane

Agility Pyramid: According to calculators, this is the BEST exp giver of all the courses, as well as rewarding you in the end. Blast Furnace: Take out the coal discount from it? Are you crazy? That's the best thing and place to ever happen to a smith like me! Mage Arena: Don't underestimate the God spells. A level 80 mage with charge on can constantly hit several 30s and "debuff" an opponent depending on the spell used. Besides, you also don't sacrifice the second-most important PvP spells: Snares (Ask any class who has them in WoW and check if they're underpowered).

Dragonfire is a special attack; the only way you can lower its power is by the anti-dragonbreath shield and the dragonbreath potions.

You idiots... Why do you persist on making everyone go on that lagfest? :roll: Go on world 27. Me and some more friends have been building the temple there, though with the ÃÆââ¬Å¡Ãâã$&% mentality to push everyone on world 2 it's quite difficult. :cry:

Yes, all the special patch plants stay in place like bushes, though their regeneration time is longer.

You know, if they WERE player moderators they can get unmodded for unfair use of their job. :roll:

It would either be Musashi22 or Ladykilljoy. Musashi indirectly helped me get all the way to joining the Legends Guild and killjoy was my idol. :P

You'll need 10 IF you are lucky. I used about 20+ just for Damis...

Since you asked so nicely I will list all the dragon weapons, their advantages and disadvantages and best uses. Starting from cheapest to most expensive: Dragon Dagger: Advantages: Can be poisoned, fastest of all the dragon weapons, special attack hits twice. Disadvantages: Has the lowest damage, poison does not give experience, it will hardly damage platewearers. Best used: Use this whenever you are hunting be it treasure trails, players in the wilderness, dragons and more. Since it's the cheapest you should pick this in case you need to defend yourself for somewhere dangerous like the abyss. Dragon Mace: Advantages: First of the two dragon weapons with crush damage, boosts prayer power (like all maces), low-cost special. Disadvantages: Pretty heavy and below average speed, special misses often. Best used: Oddly enough, this is best used against anything with armour. The special ignores defence but misses frequently so if you can fix that you're set. Dragon Longsword: Advantages: Above average stats, relatively cheap special cost and fast. Disadvantages: Nothing much to say here as the longsword is pretty default and can be used for anything. However, the "we have better" phrase applies to it. Best used: Use this to train with it. It's a dragon-type longsword, the same kind of weapon you probably used before getting it to train with. Dragon Scimitar: Advantages: Above average stats, special blocks opponent's prayers for a set time, slightly faster than its longsword sister. Disadvantages: This gets misused when training with it as it's clear the scimitar is meant for PvP. Best used: As already mentioned, any scenario involving a fight with another player. The special, when it hits, blocks ALL prayers of the victim (monsters like the Kalphite Queen unconfirmed). Dragon Battleaxe: Advantages: Strongest one-handed weapon from the set, special alternative for super strength potions, very high damage, high strength boost, second dragon weapon to have crush damage. Disadvantages: Particularly slower than the swords, tends to miss some hits, the special drains ALL your bar as well as lowers the other combat stats a little. Best used: Not to disrespect longsword users, but this coupled with two certain potions makes it VICIOUS (I tore through full Dharok with three consecutive 25s). Another good weapon to train it and recommend to pures (if they do heroes quest). Dragon Halberd: Advantages: The strongest dragon weapon (90+ strength boost to start off), can hit behind obstacles, special hits large enemies twice. Disadvantages: Two handed, VERY slow, borks out sometimes when fending off monsters. Best used: As mentioned, this is the "ranged" melee weapon Jagex gave us with Regicide. Halberding is often used to fight difficult monsters from a distance without use of prayer. The special also hits large enemies like dragons and demons twice hitting high damage often and you can use it four times before waiting for a full charge. Dragon Spear: Never tried. Dragon Axe: Never tried. Dragon 2-handed sword:Never tried. Hope that helped a little.

Return it. I'm fairly sure you and the other fellow (who might be more skilled than you) would become a very good friend and your reputation rise. :)

In order of hardness: Recipe for Disaster - Not only do you have very high requirements to finish this quest but you also have to fight several difficult bosses with no prayer. Desert Treasure - This quest's major difficulty comes from having to fight four enemies that you're glad you never have to fight with again... Not in food forms, that is (look above). Legends Quest - Being the hardest quest on Runescape classic this still is a troubling quest for its resource management and planning ahead. Before you tell me this is easy, turn off that guide. (PS: Thank you Musashi for helping me on this one back on classic. :) ) :roll: Monkey Madness - The boss isn't that difficult... What's difficult about the entire quest is the location, where it's a desolated no-bank island with very nasty monkies. Devious Minds - Anything that involves you risk losing everything to another player is considered dangerous, mainly since you can't use protect from melee/range/magic. Sorry, I didn't finish the Mourning Ends quests yet. :(

The nice community from Runescape classic and being around less than 3000 people at a time. :P

Poor fellow, can't Zezima have a moment of peace? :?

I was merely suggesting the economic version of kalphite slaying, since not everyone is rich enough to afford the whole Verac set. By the way, I'm not a guy. :roll:

Remember the most important rules: 1: The only thing that can harm the first form is melee. 2: For the second form, range and mage it. You seem you be pretty good with both melee and magic, so it'd be wise for you to "tank" the kalphite queen as much as possible. It shoots quills which are ranged-based to those far from it so you might want to stick as close as possible. On the second form, get into your long-ranged gear; it's flying, so meleeing is impossible. One good idea here is to get ancient spells (ice) for it and the swarm which will buy a lot of time, while your friend being a ranger shooting super-poisoned rune arrows until they hit, then use his best arrows available (Karil's Crossbow if he has it). Good luck, I never tried this with two people. :P

Have you used compost before planting the seeds? Did you water them? Did you ask the local farmer to tend for them? Keep these three in mind.

Uhm... The point of this topic was to find ANOTHER world other than 2. It's pretty silly picking the same world hundreds of players go to trade for this. It's like a street market where everyone sells fruits and everyone buying from the smallest and less efficient store. :?

Come now... Isn't anyone bothered by the fact the one and only world in Runescape where you can get sacred oil is never accessible at all? Nobody? :shock:

Most of you will definetly agree to what I am about to say: We need to set a world to build this thing. The ONLY one I know which has people building it is world 2, and you all know that's the P2P trade world, making it full 24/7... Post here if you agree so we can hopefully find a way for making our temples without waiting for that slight chance to join the wrong world... :cry:

Bring them back to members only, like they were on classic. :roll:

Waste of money? The guy has like stolen those essences! :P

Silly questions get silly answers. For the normal spellbook, definetly High Alchemy. Obvious reasons. For Ancient Magicks, Ice Barrage. It's arguably the most powerful attack in Runescape. :)

Bluey bluey kabluey, people are forgetting another legendary smith: Musashi22, who held the title as the best smith in Runescape for a longer time Zezima has been first in the overall scores. I also wouldn't forget getting my first rune weapons from him personally (back when rune 2handers were very scarce and costed a million-ish each). He also proved the claim of owning enough bars to get his smithing level up all over again, twice. :P

Nobody ever asks ME that, even for funning around. I think they wanted something off you and asked indirectly. :P

As far as I can tell, willow, maple and yew roots don't have a current use. :?

Prices for items like this never have a set price, but they're pretty much around the 2-3 million mark. :)