Sinkhan

Battlerobes are also a good bet. They almost rival Ahrim's for magic bonuses, can save you a few runes, and are under 300k. The only crux is that they need to be charged by playing Fist of Guthix to get the full potential, but that's about it.

I'm a little confused. Your profile says you're F2P, but you mention that you'll be handing out at the fishing guild. In any case, lobsters are definitely not what you want to be doing if you're P2P. Barb fishing or monks would be a more suitable choice. If you're actually F2P, then go with fly fishing.

Alrighty then, it seems mostly agreed that herblore would be the superior choice. Thanks for the replies!

How can summoning be cheap? When I looked at some of the pouches, they cost quite a few shards and the other ingredient was expensive for most good training methods. A side question: Should I wait until 66 to use my golds on barker toads or just burn through them now and make t birds? I'll end up being able to use war torts, so I dunno if my tbirds will become obsolete. But barker toads would be even more useless.

For all 4 allotments? Just how expensive is summoning anyway? Another factor that has to be considered is that I still have to go out and collect charms, and I'm not too heavy on combat.

WGS is coming around the corner for me as I only have a handful of quests and 1-2 requirements to fill before I tackle the quest. Looking ahead, I'm considering either summoning and herblore (maybe agility?) for my 4 allotments of 100k xp. I've ruled out construction as I won't be getting level 65 nor will I be needing that high level a house anyway. Prayer is also out since it's slightly cheaper than herblore and summoning and I'll have level 78 before I even do WGS. So I'm left with herblore, summoning, and perhaps agility. (While they're not there now, assume that they'll be at 65 when I complete WGS) Herblore is pretty expensive at around 25 GP/xp, so each allotment would be worth 2.5 mil to me along with a lot of time making potions or cleaning herbs. I don't really know the costs of summoning or the time it takes, but I hear using the kyatt is super quick and overall summoning is at least faster to train than herblore, provided you have the charms. Lastly there's agility. As much as I like the uses of the skill, I don't like training it too much <_< What would be the best split of my XP?

These are best if you're wanting to AFK and not pay too much attn to the game. Monks are about the same amount of attention, but are on par -if not higher- with sharks in terms of XP.

You'll need to water them too.

I'm currently making "shop runs", similar to dailies or farm runs. Current places I visit: Rogue's Den for Iron/Bronze Knifes Slayer master (Usually in Burthorpe since it's close to the RD anyway) RFD Chest Bone Bolts from Nardok Feathers from various shops Runes from various shops (I usually only get waters though) This adds up over time and when I want to train they'll be there in my bank.

The rings are also superbly useful for accessing the Fairy rings as no other teleport will bring you closer to a ring than the Relleka slay cave teleport. The rings are stupidly cheap (about 13-15GP per teleport) and they have a multitude of uses.

I was under the impression that no sap curses could be used in conjunction with any leech curses, whether or not they were the same style. The deflection curses should work like regular protection prayers in that they can be used with boosters, but not other deflections. I could be wrong though.

I'm 79 atm and tbh, I'm working off of a few oaks I had from a while back. I intend to do willows later on. I'm stockpiling all of my other seeds from MTK and such when I finally charge ahead for 99 farming. I'm working a nice and slow pace and I don't mind at all. That's how I like it. Just like how you want to get 99 farming with only herbs. Whatever floats your boat :)

At last check, it was roughly 1600-1800 per hour with a war tort.

The thing is that willow trees can profit, but you'll need to come back every other run to replant. The 6 willow branches you get each time covers the cost of the seed, it just takes half an hour for them to grow after checking.

Hopefully it'll drop. I personally don't want to shell out 5 mil on each of them to get the full slayer helmet. I guess this is just more incentive to slay up to level 77 from 68. :rolleyes:

How far do you think either item will jump before stabilizing? My only impression of the situation is that both items are going to skyrocket for the next few days/weeks, with lots of people junk trading and paying ridiculous prices on the street (As with most new items), and the focus sight will settle down at a price somewhat higher than the hexcrest since I believe ranged slaying is a little more common than mage slaying. Obviously I, along with most other people, want to get both to get the full slayer helmet, but I'm not sure if I should continuously put in an offer now on the GE or simply wait for more to be pumped into the market by slayers. Will the end price be a lot higher or a little lower than what it is now after the new item craze?

I need to make some bowls. My crafting level is crap. :( Whoa buddy. If you're just making bowls then you're wasting money. Better off making amulets or some other jewelry. Softening clay is primarily a money making venture as they're worth quite a bit on member worlds for tele-tabs.

That staff is quite the purty thing. What's her name? :lol: Anyway, another pretty large selling feature for the staff is that it's spec block half of all melee damage for the next minute (Uses half bar). I'd imagine it'd be most useful for straight up mages in PvP, but I'm sure there are many potential PvM possibilities. abs, what's the melee speed of that beauty?

6 hours of magic combat.

To be perfectly honest, I'm currently level 58 summoning and have only ever made 2 pouches. Penguins and random event lamps are your friend :^_^:

What I really want to know is if you need to have the ring on for the duration of the fight to get the increased chance of a drop.

This topic has reminded me that I need to try the iron spot using the ardy cape + d rings/glories.

Armoured zombies, which can be accessed by the already mentioned Defender of Varrock quest. A close altar means piety/turmoil. Zombies means salve (e). Your high defence *could* mean that void would be viable. Piety + salve (e) + void + pots = Crazy fast xp

You might also want to consider just getting the dragonstone ring imbued. I don't know about you, but I really don't think +1 attack and defence in each category is worth 3.5 million more. Onyx prices are through the roof. And as MonkeyGuy said, start investing max credits at rank 100 if you want to imbue that many items. Also on the side, remember that you can sell back your clothes for 100% return on what you paid for. Don't be afraid to buy some of the lower sets before you get Lord Marshall :thumbsup:

You get a worthwhile increased multiplier to credits as soon as you hit rank 200. There's one at 100, but it's a little lackluster. At rank 300, a max investment will pretty much ALWAYS give you a greater return in reward credits.