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As far as I know, yes. It was mentioned on the patch notes at the time. The RS Wiki has them here

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MH = Making History? If you really liked that quest, definitely do Meeting History as it's a nice addition to the storyline. I'm personally a fan of the Myreque related quests, but they're a tiny bit of a pain to complete. The Chosen Commander gives you access to Zanik's xbow, which is quite a step up from the regular old bone xbow. The repeatable reward from In Pyre need is also not too bad as it gives you a daily chunk of fm, crafting, and fletching xp in addition to 5 phoenix feathers. There aren't too many other stand out quests on that list. I recommend the following if you like interesting stories/animations: Myreque Line Kennith's Concerns (There's been speculation that the Strange Power may have something to do with Mother Mallum, who is featured in this quest line) Grim Tales Meeting History Cabin Fever (Features large explosions)

How effective is armour really? At the center of the stone, your abilities are severely weakened that it seems that armour would only serve to bog you down while running around during the match. I can really only see dragonhide during your turn to hunt or monk robes as being useful.

Here are some calculations: SC Hammers give a bonus 25125 XP. If you're doing larders, that's around 418 planks, which are worth 230k. Games take around 12-15 minutes on a non-combat world, so that's 4-5 games an hour. So SC hammers save you around 920k-1115k an hour.

Huh if this really does work out in 8 minutes, it's probably the best method out there :P otherwise I'd go with a clan chat or light unit suicide. Heavy units just aren't quite so good at dying to cannons from personal experience. oh and: PFFFT there is as much strategy to mobilising armies as there is to rock paper scissors. While that may be a bit of an exaggeration, that's not too far off of what the game is. Suiciding in siege is the most consistent way of getting ranks whereas catapult rushing will probably give you the best chance of earning 2 ranks. If you ever find yourself needing to actually fight other squads: ALWAYS USE SPECIAL TERRAIN! It really makes a huge difference. I've killed counters to my own squads simply by positioning my units on the terrain. I also believe that a squad can only be attacked by two enemy squads at once, so don't pile 1 enemy squad with all of you units and instead divvy up your units to focus on the enemy in pairs, making sure you make use of your counters. Also clump your units around theirs after you've unleashed your specials. This makes it more likely for the enemy to hit their own units with their own specials (unless they use gliders, which I think are pretty mediocre)

I was always just under the impression that patches had a predetermined number of herbs in them once fully grown and using the secateurs just added +10% to that number rounded up. It's hard to say, but I'd guess that it at most grants one extra herb.

i just grow throwaway crops like tomatoes where the seeds are dirt cheap. I still water them and I may use regular compost, but I treat them as side XP to supplement my herbs and flower patch. I have a slowly growing number of sweetcorn and better seeds and I'm considering on just selling them and getting herb/tree seeds.

If you want nests, MTK is your best bet. If you're really desperate, dump 10 workers into maples and the other 5 into hardwood.

You might not be able to sell them immediately, but I think they'll still remain the most profitable by far. If you're scared I suggest you swap it up to 10 fish and 5 herbs until the market settles from bonus xp weekend.

Well if you were considering white lillies at all, then definitely go for the nasturtiums. They would best protect your investment as a single watermelon patch costs far more than limps will give you in return.

Generally you want something with high hp/low defence so you can fight them longer and not have to initiate fights as much. Also, 1 def pures can't use the catacombs because of the 100 def xp :rolleyes:

Another thing you could consider if you're seeking bones is a super popular training area such as chickens or minotaurs. There will be more often than not a ton of people leaving bones on the ground for you if it's prayer xp you're after. Click-intensive, but probably faster than killing mossies/hills if you're looking to just train pray.

I believe + is a click and 4 is go left. Then you click again (so +), and then return back right with the 6.

3000 broad bolts won't last too long so make sure you buy unfinished ones from slayer masters daily. I'm new to avies myself, but the kit I'm happy with is: Armadyl Helm Sara D'hide body Torag's legs Granite Shield Snakeskin boots Glory Zammy vambs Accumulator If I were you, the only God related protection I'd really get is the armadyl helm. You should be able to find a good spot without the other monsters for the first 40 kills and once you get into the eyrie you won't need it at all. Keep visiting the Rogue's Den and buying up those knives (Bronze, irons, and steels). 1k won't last long.

They also don't drop nearly as many crimsons which are usually the one you're aiming for when seeking charms. Gold are super slow and greens are often inefficient.

I am doing fire giants now with magic shortbow and addy arrows, what knives should i use? and i can't do ogres or yaks :( not yet anyway, and my budget is anywhere from 5 mil-15 mil. I'd say invest in a rune cbow and some broad bolts for later training. Bronze or iron knives are generally regarded to be the best choice, but steels and blacks are ok as well if you don't mind paying a little extra. I'd also advise against using knives against caged ogres unless you telly grab them. They're pretty scarce nowadays even with the price cap recently lifted.

I use 40 ppoints/Bork run with Fighter Torso + Prossy Skirt praying Piety + Protect Melee and killing the Orks. Prayer shouldn't be a big issue here. No, running away does NOT dodge the magic attack. However, the mage can only attack you if he can "see" you. So if he is mindlessly wandering and never targets you, he will never attack you, and thus you never get magic damage. It's important to know that the mage does NOT start the battle already targetting you, and he only targets you for 1 attack, then he loses "focus", so to speak. So by running to a corner, you reduce the chances of being targetted, and thus reduce the chances of getting hit. I usually end up with around 20-30 points left starting with 75 prayer, but I think if I added some pray bonus piety could last the fight. I definitely need to try running away from the mage on my next run. I also can't afford claws so those are also out of the question. I guess it's EE or DDS then.

Blargh that SGS alludes my 10 mil cash pile. Oh well. I already kill the orks. I usually only fill my invent with tunas and they seem to suffice for the entire fight including orks. However, I'm not sure if I could piety the whole fight unless I switched my setup to full prossy. I guess in the end piety gives more of a boost than full void. So bork isn't weak to stab then? I was really hoping to give my z spear more uses other than waterfiends. I also love the look and attack animation :rolleyes: EDIT: YOU CAN AVOID THE MAGE DAMAGE BY SIMPLY RUNNING AWAY FROM HIM?!?!

1. What would be the best weapon for using the spec bar during conventional slayer tasks? I'm leaning towards the EE for the heal and nice def boost, but I want to see what others think. 2. Is Bork weak to stab? My current set up is Full melee void Defender Whip Glory D boots Ardy cape 3 (Right now for pray bonus) I'm thinking of dropping the defender whip combo for a z spear as I hear bork is weak to that. The ardy cape will also compliment the spear. I don't want to use karil's since I find mage def is pretty much useless as the mage never misses (My friend has also done countless of Bork with full armadyl and 90 mage and still gets hit almost every time).

While fishing at monks myself, I've heard from other players that cavefish are around the same/little bit more xp/h, but quite a bit more gp/hr. However, it's supposed to be a lot less AFKable as you need to pay attention to giant rocks attacking you, but apparently world 84 is good for distributing the attacks amongst everyone fishing.

I'll give it a shot: Assume a player has 99 in the stat to be boosted and no prayer bonus is present. Let's also assume that the player has 99 prayer to maximize efficiency of prayer potions. For an extreme atk, def, str potion, you will be boosted 26 levels to 125. Boosted stats drop at a rate of roughly 1 per minute iirc, so that's 26 minutes. Berserker extends the duration by 15% or 3.9 minutes if it is left on the entire time of the boost before returning to normal stats. You will consume 99-100 prayer points in this time, which is a little more than a full prayer potion which costs 11k. Each dose of an ext attack is about 2.8k, 6k for ext str, and 4.2k for ext def. Since you're gaining 15%, it's 420, 900, and 630gp per dose to you. I'm not sure if these calculations are really correct, but on the surface it seems like it's not worth using. However, I haven't factored in prayer bonus or how some people pot up before returning to normal stats. There are also other considerations like you being able to fight at higher levels longer.

Most items are weapons and armour which are usually restricted to 100 purchased every four hours so you might have trouble getting them right way. Air battlestaves generally remain the best item. Superheating is the superior mage training method in terms of cost and speed.

I would like some limeade please and thanks. A cup with 13 pictures of elephants on it would be preferable. I would like to try some of like lemonade, but quite lemonade because it's limeade which implies it is made of limes.

dont get rid of b2p, even with bunyips. they are incredibly useful even with another healer. there are some cases when you will take alot more damage than normal and the bunyip cant keep up. Well I replaced my fire staff with a lava one and dropped my mud. Since the aviansies drop a good number of waters I can still do B2P luckily.