Elessar3019

Support. Mind you, I refuse to train construction and pour my money into the drain that Jagex created, but... Anyways, I like the stone mason idea. And the exp given from the tablesaw: player-chosen. When you click "cut 10 logs" or whatever, it should pop up another question asking which skill you want to divert that exp to.

Not a bad idea. It allows ppl to "stylize" the interface to their personal preferences.

While it may not solve your problem of finding trees, you could try reporting all the macroers. Who knows, we could have a tip.it player moderator!

You know, it's really not that hard to just start a new thread. I expect it's pretty fast (i.e. 20-30 sec). Why?

Nice. I dont have any of the required stats :oops: but I'll definitely be looking at this guide in a couple months (when I get monkfish).

An alternative method to get nats is to find a person who will craft your ess. You essentially run for them and they get rcing exp. search for "double nats" on official forums.

Nope. Definitely not. But I'll give a cookie to whoever knows what the "3019" means in my name.

To fully repair (0-100) a full set is 300k. You can find individual repair prices in the knowledge base. fyi, all weapons are same, all helms are same, etc.

That's it. Your best bet to get them is to make them yourself, since the nat running business pretty much disappeared due to the abyss and fairy rings. Alternatively, you could buy them for 300-400gp each :shock: .

I think slayer was the first to come out after I started. I don't remember seeing it on the updates page, though. #-o

At 51 you aren't enough of a force for me to tell you which world to go to. Pm me once you get to ranged 60 and I'll tell you the world that has been designated as the "high-lvl pc" world.

That may not have been very useful. Allow me to elaborate. What he means is, there is a gold mine on the peninsula on nw karamja, nw of brimhaven. It is just south of the place where you enter the realm of the fisher king. I suppose with the fiary rings that would be the best place, but otherwise keldagrim (if you've done "between a rock" and "garden of tranquillity") or the crafting guild are your best options.

Fishing Contest - access to the west Lost City - first dragon weapon Priest in Peril - access to morytania Druidic Ritual - herblore skill Those should get you off to a good start. Next I would work towards: Heroes - Glory ammy recharge Ghosts Ahoy - far east teleport If you like to fish: Piscatoris Fishing Colony - monkfish (best fishing exp per health healed by food).

You could try the dark wizards at the stone circle. They have pretty good drops, and are a good place to train ranged at lower lvls. At higher lvls melee you can 1- or 2-hit them.

Try white knights -- their armour gives them a significant negative magic def.

My brother. He was the 2nd player to get on my friends list, but my friend's account (the first name on the list) was hacked, causing me to take it off. That account has really bad luck -- about a year after it was hacked, he got it back; then 6 months later, it was banned for illegal account interaction (he was drop-trading to his pure) :notalk: .

The bit about Jagex staff posting here and reading these forums is interesting. Some of the ideas (check the support banner in my sig) that originated here are certainly deserving of some notice by a Jagex staffmember. But as I've read before here, these sort of ideas produced by players actually slow down the time it takes for Jagex to implement them in the game. If a player produces the idea, then by international copyright laws, that concept belongs solely to them, and any entity who attepts to copy that idea without express permission from the current holder of the rights is breaking the law. Therefore unless the player releases the rights to the company, the idea cannot be implemented in the game. I'd really like to see those great suggestions be added to the game later, but because of our screwy laws and sneaky ordinances, the time it will take for Jagex to gain the legal rights will prevent many of them from taking place.

47 magic probably wont cut it these days. With a lot of ppl using ancients, it'll probably take at least 60, maybe 70 to get into a clan with your mage.

Here is your answer. I believe this quest guide shows the proper evasion of thsoe nasty floor traps.

It's 12 minutes on a full world. Compute that how you will.

That much money, there's only 2 or 3 ways to do it. 1. Barrows 2. Merchanting 3. Cut a bunch of yew logs (and I mean, a bunch) and sell on a members world {Not recommended}.

I used 13 fire bolts to kill it. Off-topic, has anyone else seen that this battle is prepared for and asked about more than any other "boss"? I mean, you don't see as many questions about the jungle demon or the culinomancer (how do you pronounce that, anyway? I'm American and guessing it's a British word).

Try the hunting guide on the main site. they have some good tips for starting. My method of leveling (trying to get 43) is just set up a couple of bird traps in the woodland (near tree gnome stronghold) and reap the rewards. Also get minor cooking exp because I bring a spit for the meat.

Yup: Mage Arena. BTW, how did you train your magic to 60? I can't stand just teleporting to Cammy over and over and over and over and over and over and over.

Not to be rude or anything, but it's actually easier just to do the quest. Check the sticky at the top of this page once you get to that part, that's how I found a partner.