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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.

There's a spot at the Ancient Cavern where you can range the WFS but they can't range or mage you. This, of course, can only be done after aggression is over. However, it is EXTREMELY slow. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND you DO NOT attempt it. If you want ranging xp AND crimsons, cannon scarabites. It's faster charms than WFS and you'll get range xp.

If only we still had the "most commonly traded" items on the GE Database :(

it backs away because its afraid of you, to fix that just move to the west of the little rock south of you, the one you move behind during the lure, and it will slot back into place :) Yes, I noticed I could do that, but I just thought it odd it would move at all, lol

That may very well be the case. The market is fairly volatile and there are 3 different components to track that often change independently of each other. However, realize that just because it doesn't profit, doesn't mean it's a bad option. No, it's good xp and doesn't cost very much on average. If it can profit, then that's just a bonus.

You realize your run drains at the same rate below 0? So there is no difference beteween -35kg and 0 kg?

I have one of those too. If you examine a diseased goutweed in My Patch's patch (not the one you can farm, the one that My Arm is growing). It doesn't work on normally diseased plants. Welcome to RuneScape. This will need curing before it dies. Which perhaps is the truth.

You actually were able to buy some gold ammys?

If you pray (if meleeing, if you are ranging or maging you won't need to pray if you space yourself out), use anti-fires, and anti-fire shield, you do not need food, except for emergencies.

List of all skills within your spending limit, excluding combat stats other than magic: -Magic -Hunter -Woodcutting -Fletching -Firemaking -Fishing -Thieving -Agility -Runecrafting -Mining -Crafting -Fishing -Cooking You could potentially afford Construction, Slayer or Farming, but then you'd be training it too inefficiently. Now when you say "super-easy", I assume you mean "quick and cheap xp". So removing the ones that are over 150k xp/hour AND cheap: -Magic -Hunter -Woodcutting -Agility -Fishing -Runecrafting -Mining -Crafting When you say "hard", I assume you mean "under 50k per hour" or "intensive clicking". Removing those: -Magic -Woodcutting -Fishing -Crafting Pick your poison I guess. Now looking into the ones I didn't mention: -Farming: For 65m, you can get this level. This is the cheap way. I'm pretty sure it was Maples and Pineapples, doing 2 maple runs per day and including profit from herbs. You could go for it, if you can come up with another 30m -Slayer, I doubt you can afford the heavy cannoning required to efficiently get 99 slayer with just 35m. You could try, although you would need to be a bit conservative the first few levels -Ranged, you could get this with chinchompas within your budget -Summoning, as long as you don't spend too much money on getting the charms, you could get 99 summoning if you can come up with another 10-20m So pick your skill(s) and we can work from there.

Ring's of life don't sell on the GE last I checked, and can you please explain how enchanting diamond bolts profit? 900 or so for the diamond bolt, 1050 or so for the diamond bolt (e), couple hundred gp for the actual spell. Each cast enchants 10. /facedesk [hide=Indeed]..........................................________ ....................................,.-...................``~., .............................,.-...................................-., .........................,/...............................................:, .....................,?......................................................, .................../...........................................................,} ................./......................................................,:`^`..} .............../...................................................,:........./ ..............?.....__.........................................:`.........../ ............./__.(.....~-,_..............................,:`........../ .........../(_....~,_........~,_....................,:`........_/ ..........{.._$;_......=,_.......-,_.......,.-~-,},.~;/....} ...........((.....*~_.......=-._......;,,./`..../............../ ...,,,___.`~,......~.,....................`.....}............../ ............(....`=-,,.......`........................(......;_,,- ............/.`~,......`-...................................../ .............`~.*-,.....................................|,./.....,__ ,,_..........}.>-._...................................|..............`=~-, .....`=~-,__......`,................................. ...................`=~-,,.,............................... ................................`:,,...........................`..............__ Haha, just couldn't resist sorry, now that you reminded me. :P[/hide] So pretty much multiply the bolt buy and sell price by 10 and perform as normal. Makes a lot more sense doesn't it?

I've been using this for a few trips. It's working very well, and I would like to offer you my thanks. No claws or armor lumps yet, but I'm hoping for the best! :thumbsup: One thing I would like to add, and one question I would like to ask: I'm using almost the exact same set-up for soloing as you proposed. To the letter, in fact, except some small changes: I take only 3 brews and only 1 super restore, the rest I fill with ppots since they are cheaper. However, I notice that I finish my trips when I have about 4-5 ppots left (if I use 2 unicorns per trip). Given this, I believe it would be a better idea to take 1 more pure set and 1 more range potion, so you can speed up your kills. Those 3 spaces aren't useful anyway (since they are filled with "dead" ppots), so why not? My question: sometimes when I am killing the Demon, it randomly backs away about 1 square south and 1 square east. If it is attacking with melee, then it immediately moves back in place. But if it is ranging or maging, it stays there. It isn't a problem, since I can still hit it with Halberd/Range, but it's a drag when I go to de-shield it with Darklight. Now, that's not such a big deal, but I was wondering if you knew why it randomly backs away?