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That I don't get. You're spending a lot more money on chins than ppots, so why would you try to maximize your ppots but not maximize your chins? Your equipment consists of: [*:2iv9felu]Full Armadyl [*:2iv9felu]Fury [*:2iv9felu]Red Chinchompas [*:2iv9felu]Unholy Book [*:2iv9felu]Barrows Gloves [*:2iv9felu]Ranger Boots [*:2iv9felu]Archer (i) Well, I use Void, but I see your point. You have +179 ranged attack, and 13 prayer. The increase from +179 to +183 is barely noticeable (a 2% increase), but the increase from 13 prayer to 17 prayer is noteworthy (a 31% increase).

That's what I meant. If I am 200k slayer xp to level, then get 160 dust devils, that task gives me 16800 xp. So at the end of the task I'll have 183200 xp. I write that in my notes. Let's say sometime during the task I check and see I am 187400 xp to level. After quick calculations, I know I have 40 left to kill.

Gratz!! Can't believe I missed most of it though :x

That I don't get. You're spending a lot more money on chins than ppots, so why would you try to maximize your ppots but not maximize your chins?

It's not dead, but it's really hard to buy all the stuff you need for it. It was good xp, but it was never efficient xp. It was slow and unrewarding for its cost.

SoS is the best xp, and any profit/prayer you can gain from any other monster does not make it better than the SoS. SoS is really your best option unless you can get ice giants all to yourself, which is almost impossible outside of the wilderness location. Look in my guide for more info.

Then again, it is Nintendo. Is it uploaded, Gallade?

Skillcapes came out before that guy though. Wasn't really anyone in the game that could've given it to you. We don't have firemaking tutors either. Could've given it to a dwarf, who have a loose association with fire.

Off topic, but you shouldn't need a slayer gem, ring, or combat bracelet to keep track of your kills. As long as you know the HP (and therefore slayer xp per kill) of the monster you are assigned, and how many of them you got in the task, you should be able to calculate the xp you gain during that task. Add that to the xp you already have, and you know how much total xp you will have at the end of the task. Then you can simply use a 4-function calculator any time during the task and find out how many you have left. This is superior to the gem/ring/bracelet because it saves you an inventory space (for ring/gem) or it clears up an equipment slot for better equipment (bracelet, RFD gloves addy+ and regen bracelet are better). In addition, you can check it during combat, which is important. In some locations, such as Nechs and Warped TBs, you are almost always in combat, making checking the gem a huge drag. Also, you can never forget it. Ever leave your gem behind? If you get into the habit of doing this, you never need to worry about it. Sometimes you may forget to equip the bracelet. In addition, you can check it at any time, unlike the bracelet which only tells you every 10 kills. Lastly, it's free, which is always nice. Of course, you would need either a calculator near your computer or use a built-in calculator. The first few times you use it, it might be slower, but once you get used to it, it's the best way out there. By doing this, you will never need to rely on a slayer gem, slayer ring, or combat bracelet again. That means for you, you never need to worry about recharging it again.

It's not faster than alching, but it is a lot cheaper and the smithing xp makes it better than alching.

No since you pray mage on Spiritual Mages.

They started the fix when they released the cornucopia, but it didn't go far enough. Maybe you should get the cornucopia enhanced so it can hold 30hp of food? This way you can fill it with the half-eaten pizzas and use it practically, although you would need to refill it each time.

Took me roughly 700k but that was years ago. The runes are a lot cheaper now.

Without a proper summoning tab, and with the summoning button occupying "attack" or "special attack" for most people, a familiar hotkey would be very useful. It's kinda annoying to feed a pet while you're doing other things. So why not? Sometimes the Pet is way too far away, too, so it could automatically call it as well.

Sounds good :thumbsup: Could add: -Quick prayers -Rest -Unload BoB -Familiar details -Run (not just for 1 click, but turning it off or on) -Open equip details/price checker -Feed pet Eh, that's all I got.

What I usually do is bring the appropriate armour and some food. When my food runs out and I got some spots left I'd use prayer (never pots, just until it runs out). That works quite well for me. I range them in the Pollniveach Dungeon, and about half-way through I have to juggle monks. I end up with 0-3 invo spots leftover. So I pray the rest of the xp, I then bank at Sophanem and charge prayer and go back ;D If you do this, it's a better idea to bank at Nardah (not Sophaneam). Two reasons, one it has less/easier quest requirements and has a bank and an altar as well, and two, if you pray at the altar there your HP is restored and taken a bit over your max (sort of like Brews). Not totally necessary to do, but since it's at your disposal and you're leaving the dungeon anyway, you might as well, right?

Not many things match with orange... There's an afro for almost every color, though, so buy one of those that looks similar to the Fire Cape's. There are also Tai Bwo Wannai villager and Pirate clothes that are themed orange.

Uhm, what's a fast SC game? I thought all games are 20 minutes? I feel noob now. Game ends if all resources are gone. So the point of a SC clan is to kill them all ASAP.

Dragon, although if I use a different computer I won't bother to change it from default.

Needles are not worthwhile if you make over 450k per hour, or something. Someone calculated it for me, and I forget the exact number, but it was around 450k.

That's the profitable way, the faster way is to humidify a single fishbowl, then empty it (1 click empty) then recast by using the F-keys to switch between the magic and inventory tabs.

I'm confused. Is it multicombat there? If not, what is the advantage? Although, in Waterfall the cannon doesn't hit many fire giants, does it hit a lot more down there?

Chester has a point. We need to know if you have ancients/lunar and your magic level currently. I can list numerous ways to train.. Bursting/Barraging String jewelery Plank make Diamond bolt enchant Alching Superglass make Air orbing Fire bolt (SC) iron drags (This is a decent way, but its not particularly good. If you feel bored and like SC, go play it and get robes, then go to Iron / Steel dragons. Lucky = 20m!) Ray's got everything worthwhile, but I'd also like to add enchanting in the MTA. It's faster than alching (dstone is over 60k per hour and onyx is over 80k) and potentially cheaper.

I take it you put the wrong thing in your title and really want crimsons? In that case, do Slayer if you can't burst/do WFS. I'd really suggest bursting, however. It may seem like it's expensive, but it's actually extremely cheap for what you get. I think Compfreak or someone calculated it to be worth it as long as you make over 300k per hour, which any member can do easily.

Over 100k, I believe I have been told it's up to 120k or higher. Ruby bolts are around 90k or so.