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Won't be superheating just mining and banking.

Just wanna know about how much exp/hr conc gold is w/o the golden suit, and how much of a difference it is WITH the suit.

92 herby for the elite? Ouch. That's still what, about 87 if I stew/ale it? Hadn't even thought about elite seers though.

I've been saving for an SGS, but yesterday a few of my friends told me that I shouldn't buy it. Then, when I asked them if I should buy a DFS, they didn't respond >.> So should I buy either of them? I don't really feel like spending it on skills right now (usually that's what I'd do) and before you try and say get a chaotic weapon, NO. I don't train dung very often, can't bother to get higher than I already am. NO way I'm getting 80.

I've been powertraining my mining recently, aiming with a goal of 80. Currently I'm 74, mining granite using sc picks. But once I get 77, which would be better exp, mining granite with sc picks or mining concentrated coal? Also take into consideration the fact that I would have to get the points for granite (please don't say to get the horn from BA or not to play SC - I love playing SC and it's a nice break from mining). Usually I can get 23 or 24 points a game in SC, if that helps.

I'll probably be doing slayer or training at SW, most likely I'll mix some depending on what I fee like doing. And reason I want either one of those is mostly for looks, not how effective it is... I can always sell back later if I need cash.

Which is better for me to buy once I get the cash? Either would be fine for me, but I'd like reasons as to which I should buy, not just a 'bgs owns all' or something like that.

As far as I'm aware, catching red chins is NOT 120k xp/hr. I caught them from 63-99 and I NEVER broke 400, whereas 120k xp is over 450 chins. The most exp I got in one hour was about 90k - I might have broken 100k once or twice, but not very often. And yes, I paid full attention doing it. Fishing - Rocktails (45k-50k exp/hr) Just wanna add this =)

Rocktails are NOT slow experience, they're actually quite good exp/hr for fishing, 40k-50k depending on your level (more like 50k once you get up around 97-98), and about 250-300k cash/hr

So what would you recommend for training, granite to 77/80 and then concentrated coal/gold from then on? (If I feel like trianing it after 80)

What are the exp/hr for the following: 1. Powermining granite 2. Concentrated gold at Living Rock Caverns 3. Killing/mining rock strikers/protectors at Living Rock Caverns And also, would a drag pick make that much of a difference, or should I stick with my rune pick? I'm 66 Mining at the moment but planning on getting it up soon. Probably aiming for 80.

What's the best herb to plant to get both farm and herb experience? More interested in getting my herb up atm I'm 63 Farm and 64 Herb right now

So I have about 30m in my bank, and working on more from Fishing. I should have 50m+ when I'm done, and not sure what I should spend it all on. I'll be spending some on skills, but also thinking of buying a DFS. I've had people tell me it's worth it and people tell me it's not, but I'm not sure. So is DFS worth the 35m it is to buy it?

Also, I'd recommend doing penguins weekly and then using the points on Summoning (if you're not already using them on something else - if you are, it's up to you if you want to switch or not).

It's only worth tanking if you can use a bunyip, which you can't. If you want to try, use black d'hide or karil's for mage defense. But I'd say the time you spend tanking w/o bunyip isn't worth it, as you have to bank more. Do NOT use super defense pots. They don't help with abby spectres, as they attack with mage, not melee. But Supper Attack And Strength help a lot, both with speeding up the task and using less food, as you kill them faster.

Graahk is faster

If you want a combat 99, I'd recommend Attack or Range, as they're fairly quick capes if you train with the right methods. If you just want a trim, I'd say Cooking or Fletching. You can afk and they're relatively cheap. Otherwise, get a skill to 99 that you enjoy training.

Can anyone get me fairly accurate experiene per hour ratios making green d'hide bodies with sc needles, and addy bolts/plates with sc hammers?

Crafting I answered my own question. It takes 1226 gp to make a green d'hide body (assuming you buy all 3 d'leather at mid price and sell the body back at mid price) while it takes 1531 to do the same for black. 99 crafting would be 45.8m for black d'hide, while it would be 41.5m for green d'hide. So I'll do green d'hide for my crafting training. So just smithing really: is addy bolts the best method to train?

lol I'm gonna do SC method so I don't die of boredom =P And I did that but made them into gold rings, it wasn't the fastest method ever lol... so I didn't finish =P

Simple questions, really, what's the more efficient ways to train Crafting and Smithing? Using SC Hammers/Needles For Crafting, is it more efficient to make the BEST color d'hide bodies I can, once I get to those levels? Or should I stick with a certain color? For Smithing, is it more efficient to make addy bolts than anything else?

Well if you want to get some good skills along with your good combat skills, I'd suggest training skills like Fishing, Woodcutting, Mining (which you already are), Farming, Runecrafting, or Hunter. Most will take some time to get to the good levels where you can actually make some good cash per hour, but IMO it's worth it.

Is it on your key ring?

Helm: Arma > Neitiznot > Verac's Top: Arma > Black d'hide Bottom: Arma > Black d'hide Gloves: Barrows > Other RFD gloves Weapon: Rune x-bow Shield: Unholy book Boots: Ranger > Snakeskin Amulet: Fury > Glory Bolts: Broad Cape: Accumulator Inventory: Range pot x2 Super Restore x18 Sara Brew x7 Enhanced Excalibur/SGS (Or another brew) I'd also highly recommend either using an SGS or an Enhanced Excalibur for the special. SGS special gives HP and Pray back while EE gives 20 HP and a Defense boost. I know you'd have to buy the stats for the EE, but it really is worth it. Yes, this has gotten me to Jad several times. No, I have never beaten him lol EDIT: Just saw that you're going in - Best of luck!

My advice would be to find a skill you enjoy that can also make money and train that. If you're just in it for the money, I'd try RCing, as it's a good money-maker no matter what your level, or as mentioned before, Slayer. And make sure to do Farming (get it up so you can do Ranarrs). Farming = easy money :)