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pro-melee doesn't protect 100% against players. It only protects 40%.

Defenders have high-alch values of 0, meaning Jagex considers them "worthless" For this reason, I believe they are not covered under the ROW.

I think, though don't quote me on it, that you can access Mortania by doing all of P.I.P except the last stage, and you are able to access it. However, this is what I heard, so I'm sure it actually works.

spin flax to 63, green d-hide bodies to 70.

1 rack = 1 shot, they cannot be picked up.

Here's a guide I made when I did the quest.

PMG for Treasure Trails It's already been done, kinda. I'm not sure if it's going to be incorporated into the site, but it is all compiled here.

You only have to do up to here. So no, you don't need 53 thieving

it depends on the rarity. If it is 3rd age rare, then most rares will suffer. If it is dark bow rare, then probably not. Also, it depends on the difficulty. If you need 120+ combat to do it, prices are going to remain very high for a very long time.

If you're going p2p, get reasonably high atk, and str. It helps with a lot of stuff in the world. Then, train def. with melee.

Kinda awesome, Kinda strange. Really interesting. There was a thread a while back about how to order a Blurberry Special in a (rl) bar. I can't seem to find it atm though.

use the marrs on prayer (gilded altar). I make my guams into attack potions to counter the d-baxe spec, so I can save on strength pots. All seeds under ranaar, I drop.

Edit: That's cool, I never knew I could stack the BBCode like that.

Fletching used to be the fastest, but it's nerfed a bit now. Stringing bows, which before could get you up to 250k exp an hour, will only get you 70k an hour.

He is right, however, in the future, don't delete your post. Other people with the same question may find it helpful. Also, I think that you can pot to put it in your house, however the high mage level helps for dt.

you probably can't do it with blue dragonhide, since it has multiple styles of attack. It IS possible to kill it with a friend, kinda. If you attack, then do 2 actions (eat a shark, drink pots, etc.) you will stop attacking the dragon, and your friend can attack it. However, you can't both be attacking it simultaneously.

a good rule of thumb is 15 levels higher than the level it requires. So normals to 25, oaks to 45, willows to 70, yews 70+.

A lot of them are quite nice. However, tip.it is a very large site, and has bandwidth issues. I think that some of them (like the barbarian bare-handed fishing one) would be useful on the site, though they will probably have to be scaled down. Someone posted an animated GIF here and pokemama responded:

Range works differently than melee. While you are meleeing, you have a strength bonus, that comes from your items. While ranging/maging, your level/spell determine the damage. Your bonuses just determine if you hit or not.

I think it's a "friend of a friend" sort of deal. Some of the tip.it admins/mods have been playing for a very long time, and personally know some of these people. Other times, people in tip.it say "I know (player) should I ask him if he would want an interview?" Regarding the crossbow pouch, it should say:

very cool, great job! It's always interesting to see how the best players play (their order of 99s)

between 1k and 1.5k, depending on pkers, whether or not you're using energy pots, and how much you talk/look at tip.it.

Not terribly hard. 75k a day, so 17 days. If you don't go there any days in between, you'll get (100+83)/2, or 91.5% of what you would if you went every day. 13863 maples. 138 nests.

If you get a member friend, he/she could sell them to the charter ships. These ships buy for more than the average shop, so you could make a little more cash. However, if you are making a loop (like crafting guild-furnace-gen store-crafting guild) then you should just sell as you run by.

However, doing it every day means you get less bonus resources. i.e. you get a nest every 100 maples. You get 783 maples a day. So you'd get 7 nests. In 2 days, you'd get 1560 maples. You'd get 15 nests. (They are rough numbers, I forget what it exactly is, though it is more than 750 and less than 800.)