Cbkviper

AMEN! =P~

I'd say runecrafting. I like the emote and the look of the cape, and 99 runecrafting makes an unbelievable amount of cash.

Yes there are many. If I were you, I would just go down and watch people kill them. I would draw a map of them for you, but I can't find a detailed picture of the dungeon.

I think you bought a brand new bow. If you went to the same guy that starts roving elves, you did. Hopefully you didn't shoot any arrows. If you didn't, try and sell the bow on the runescape forums. If you did, then you're outta luck. :(

I'd say 9. I try to spell everything right and use correct grammar, but I slip up sometimes.

I'm definately a saver, and if I end up spending money on a skill, I try and do whatever I can to make the money back.

I don't understand what you mean by this... Are you saying its harder to get a high total with the 15 non-combat skills as opposed to the 8 combat skills? :? More on topic: I think its better to have a balance between the two than really strong in one and not the other.

What he said. Go a little north of yanille and use the 3 rocks right next to one another, then run south and bank.

Yea, its a shame you don't burn them and sell for 2 gold each, as opposed to selling a cooked one for 210 :P

I did the green lizards too. Once you get to set up 3 traps and can actually find an empty world, its great exp.

The ultimate gamer food: hot pockets 8-)

Crafting or runecrafting, as long as I'm at w16 airs (I think its a lot of fun :D )

I'm sure if you tried enough times and perfected a successful method, you could get it. It would be really hard though, not to mention the fact that you would gain a few levels from attempting the quest.

Giving away my santa when I quit rs back at the start of rs2. #-o

I'd respect a fire cape over nearly any skill cape. I find it rather ironic, because it takes a lot more skill to get a fire cape as opposed to a skill cape, even though I do understand why they are called skill capes. If you have a fire cape, that means you can actually use your brain. With most skill capes, it means you have a lot of free time on your hands. The few skill capes I would respect would be agility, farming, and slayer.

Hunter (51).

Could not agree more.

A while back, I got a tree spirit random event. I spent about a minute killing it with my rune axe, hoping for a decent drop. It dropped a banana. :?

This is probably why. I've forgotten super compost a few times and the herbs have taken a significantly longer time to grow.

I explained the situation to most of them (3 out of the 5) and they said that they really don't mind that I can't pay them back. I truly DON'T have to pay them back, it's just something that if I don't I'll feel bad about myself :\ (I know it's only a game but still) I'd say run laws or mine pure ess until you have a decent amount to merchant with.

Use that spot, of course wearing the lowest mage bonus possible.

If cost is an issue, I would suggest making any type of castle wars stand or armor stand (if you have the appropriate smithing level). If cost isn't an issue, then use the oak larder w/ butler method.

The very first thing I did was head to Lumby and watch the p2p duels. I did a few (didn't bet anything) but mostly just watched the higher levels go. I had some great times there :)

Merchanter? If you look at the odds, he probably drop traded it. I used to have about 5 level 3 accounts with scythes, because I thought they would be tradeable and I could make millions off of it! :P It was quite a let down when I found out they weren't. I forget their names though.

I think it's constant on what you get. I've done super compost-less 3 times, got 4 each time, but when I did use super compost, I got 7 each time.