darkblade986

I agree with the above poster. The Arzinian Mines are by far the best place for gold. As also stated, using a Ring of Charos makes it so that the ferryman only takes 3 Gold Ores from your 28. Losing 3 Gold Ores is nothing compared to the absolutely infinite amount you can get there. There are several places where you can go around in a circle. Other places, just follow a line down the path and keep going to the nearest Rock or Wall that has gold in it.

As far as I know... there's maybe 3 methods to get crafting up that could be considered "standard" or "traditional." 1) Dragonhide 2) Bow String 3) Free Gem Cutting I personally like a 4th method that's rather faster after obtaining bulk, but essentially requires you to gather the materials yourself. That is Yak Crafting, after completing the Fremennik Isles. Now what I mean by Yak Crafting is that 2 of the drops are directly usable for Crafting: The Yak Hide and the Hair. The hides can be tanned by the local tanner for 5gp each, and then crafted into Pants which gives 30+ xp. The Hair gives a decent amount as well, which you craft into Rope at no cost money-wise. All in all, each Yak killed can get you 57xp (make sure you make Yak-Hide Legs, not the body: requires 2 hides but gives the same xp) at the price of a little time and 5gp.

Everyone else has the right idea: Make at least 1 part of the amount and you'll profit. I personally went the long way a while ago and did the following... Yew Logs: 5k at 300ea (1.5m) Bow Strings: 5k Hand Picked (0gp) Pure Essence: ~4.6k Purchased at 100ea (460k) Pure Essence: 400 Hand Mined (0gp) Supplies Total: ~2m Alchemy: 5k Bows at 768ea (3.84m) Profit: 1.84m (368gp profit/bow) It all comes down to what you want to make. I'd recommend making your Nature Runes, however because that's the part you have the most room to change the price on (you'd save 150gp if you made bows as compared to saving 200gp per nature rune if you crafted, and alot more if you could double-craft).

You try answering that question for yourself when you're faced with that situation... Trust me, your thinking and logic will change DRAMATICALLY... That would be where your will to live kicks in and your mind thinks "do what he says and I'll survive." As for whether this nerfs the skill, if you click efficiently enough, it has absolutely no affect on times... maybe an extra 1/2 second at most...

All slayer experience, regardless of the master used to obtain the task, is determined directly to the HP of the monster at a rate of 1XP/HP.

This would be the map you need. Path from Yanille bank and then circling of the area you want.

Pretty much, if you want to make it output the level, you need to find the formula for levels (it's around somewhere) and hope that Excel can handle it. If not, then it's not gonna work...

1) No. Items that are non-tradable can only be seen by you. Attempts to drop trade can be considered Item Scamming since there is no guarantee that both players will drop the item they are supposed to. 2) As stated before, it can be considered Item Scamming. Telling people that Drop Trading of non-tradable items is also considered Item Scamming since it is a lie.

While you have a Knife in your inventory (a Fletching Knife) and a waterskin that has room to add water, simply use the Cut option on Cactuses that have them (not all of them do) and you'll have a chance of refilling the waterskin.

Are you sure that you didn't just look back at a later time? Perhaps your Strength Level was already reduced a little bit before you did it: The Battle Axe increases STG from the present level...

Something completely random I just found out... When attacking an Attack Stone in your games room, if you change combat styles so that you are attacking with a different method (Stab, Slash, Crush), you essentially get a new stone for that style as if that style was actually a second person... For proof, go in and attack the stone quite a bit down with one method, then switch, making sure that you are using a different style than what you were before, and you should basically get a fresh stone (cracks may still be there, but the hitpoints will be up as well).

Go to the main page and on the left side, way down towards the bottom, click "Appeal an Offense/Ban." Log in there and check to see if you have any offenses. If you are muted, it'll tell you there.

I agree with this point. Either that, or make it where when you build it, the better materials you use to build the patch, the more patches you can build. Since "the wizards who made Player Owned Houses" already learned how to compress thousands of houses into a square foot, why can't they make compressions within the compressions to make more farming patches. So basically, what it could be would be this... Normal Planks - 1 Patch Oak Planks - 2 Patches Normal Planks + Regular Compost - 2 Patches Oak Planks + Regular Compost - 3 Patches Teak Planks - 3 Patches Oak Planks + Super Compost - 3 Patches Mahogany Planks - 4 Patches Mahogany Planks + Super Compost - 5 Patches Perhaps that is a little excessive, but it could work out something like that... Perhaps what could also be added is a High-Speed Composter that makes Compost in a half-hour rather than an hour. Perhaps as even one last idea, you could make a Plant Cure dispenser, where you'd make your own Plant Cure and you'd have to refill the dispenser every so often... Random ideas from a Random person...

Just use protect from melee and you'll be fine.

F2P already has this. That's what the one advertisement on the top is for. More than one advertisement poses the threat of more lag than the one advertisement already does.

I guess that you hit lag as you transferred into the game. I never new that tab was there, although it'll be helpful now...

My demon butler asks for a paycheck every 8 runs, so I'd have to assume that all the butlers ask every 8 actions. Actions such as Making Tea or other actions the butler can make count towards the 8-action pay-period.

You probably got the Mysterious Old Man. He's teleported me to the Wizard's Tower before, right on top of the pentagram on the top level.

Probably if you send a message to Jagex, and tell him the name of the two accounts, they can check the time and date of IP logs and they'd see that the two accounts were logged on the same IP at the same time and would probably nab him that way.

Just to add on to what he said, you can see the charges because the Amulets are labeled as such: Amulet of Glory(4) Amulet of Glory(3) Amulet of Glory(2) Amulet of Glory(1) Amulet of Glory Think you can tell which is which? :D

Just figured it out myself with a combination of Crystal Bow and Bind runes, which works quite well.

A little update to my previous post: The same holds true for regular poison as it does for disease (or so it seems). I was traveling through Isafdar and was down to 1/hit poison. I failed a trip line and I was being hit for 2/hit poison again. Now for the main point of this post. I just defeated Barrelchest for The Great Brain Robbery quest, and I found a method that worked out quite nicely for those who don't want to face him in head-to-head combat. My inventory consisted of my Diving Apparatus, Fishbowl Helmet and a freshly made Crystal Bow. I also had enough runes to cast 20 Snares (15-second bind) and 20 sharks (of which I only used 10). The idea is to snare Barrelchest, then shoot him with your bow, while eating as well while you can. When he gets free, you'll take a couple shots. After that, bind him again and flee to the other side of the room, and continue shooting and eating until he is dead. He was surprisingly soft against my range attacks, even though I wasn't even using Dragonhide armor. A note that should be added: While Barrelchest wields the anchor, it acts like a halberd, being able to hit you over a small distance (1 space gap).

Adamant axes are indeed about 10k on the street, and rune ones are 20k. As to your question about what you should do, you should probably drop back to Oaks and save them. You can sell the oaks for 30-50ea (typically lower, however) to those working on construction. To get a Rune Axe, you'd need to cut, at most, 800 Oaks (25ea). After that, you should probably stick with Oaks until you have at least over 70wc, then you'll start 1-hitting the tree for logs quite often (look at my level, I still don't get constant 1-hits on the tree, however I do get them relatively often).

UPDATE: Do not post in this topic. I have found a solution to this myself. Alright, a while ago, I heard someone mention that there was a way to safe-spot Barrelchest. I've been able to set it up where there is definitely a space between me and him; however, he seems to have a 1-space jump in his ability, similar to that of a Halberd. My questions are: can someone confirm whether Barrelchest's Anchor (when he uses it) seems to act like a halberd, whether there is a way to safe spot him, and, if so, where that spot is? I once had him stuck behind the benches but I accidentally let him out before I could determine whether it would work. I also tried using Ice Magic on him, however I was restricted to the second-level spells and could not do it effectively since he unfroze too soon. Another question I would have would be if I obtained 94 magic and used Ice Barrage on him, should I have any chance if I also use a little Blood Barrage to keep my HP up?

My setup is putting my house in Yanille and use the same portals you said. Watchtower is a little less convenient than Yanille, so I'd recommend that.