Berrakus

Since you like Mithril and Fletching, Mithril Arrows sell well at 60gp each, meaning you can recover 900gp per Mithril bar.

You just had a bad luck streak. I farm a lot of herbs and somedays none die and then other days it seems like about half of them die. Some tips: Always buy and plant seeds in bulk. When you just buy a few seeds and most of them die, you will get paranoid and become one of those crop watchers that plant one herb and then stands there watching it for 70 minutes. If you buy and plant a lot of herb seeds, then the odds will even out and you will hardly notice the ones that die. Always use super compost and magic secateurs. Super compost is the only thing that you can use to protect your herbs while they are growing and if you wield magic secateurs when you harvest, it increases your yield by 10%. If you are really worried about your expensive herbs dying, one thing you can do is buy a Nature Amulet, attach it to an herb patch that is easiest for your to get to, and plant your most expensive herb seed in that patch and cheaper seeds in the other 3 spots. Then wear your Nature Amulet and always carry a Plant Cure and whatever tele device you need to get to that one patch in a hurry. I only recommend this to people that have run into a string of really bad luck and now have a farming-phobia. Also, once an herb is fully grown, it will stay fully grown until you harvest it. You can leave it there indefinitely and it will never get diseased. Disease can only occur during the growing stages.

I was going to mentiion this too. You might want to add that when you head towards the skeletons, if you see all red dots instead of yellow dots (or no dots at all if they picked up the bones) on the mini-map, watch out! And you might want to add that you should always check your energy level before you enter the wilderness. It really stinks to get to level 3 Wilderness and run out of energy.

If you have some dueling rings on hand, I would recommend using them to craft Fires.

One big problem that I see with this is that we don't know what factors influence the drops and one of these factors may be leaving the area and returning (this may "reset" your odds). Since no one is going to kill 100 Blue Dragons without banking, you may want to switch to a monster that people routinely kill at least 100 at a time without leaving the area to help eliminate some variables.

If you are not already doing so, I would recommend doing Manage Thy Kingdom and putting your workers on Maples and Herbs. Sell the Maples to make your money back and then use the tree seeds to quickly level your Farming so you can grow a wider variety of Herb seeds.

You have to do the Priest in Peril quest.

I actually prefer the Ring of Life. If you end up at the Nat Altar with an uncharged Glory, use the new Lumbridge spell instead of waling to Shilo. This works as long as you don't forget to switch Glories more than once every half hour.

It's also nice when you are Abyss RCing and realize that you forgot to switch your Glory after using the last charge.

The problem with ranging him is that there are a lot of places for him to teleport to that will require you to move to get into his line of site. And since you will be wearing D-hides instead of Rune, you will be taking more damage when you chase him. So I recommend a hard hitting weapon, Rune armor, Super Attack, Super Strength, and Super Energy pots, and lots of good food (and a 1 click tele). May be overkill, but it is very easy to die down there if you aren't fully prepared.

It's definitely luck. I ran non-stop with negative weight twice. The first time I fell just before the end and the second time on the next to last floor. I was low on energy pots, but I tried a third time, ran out of energy with 2 floors left and still made it to the end.

With Hell Hounds, I like to go to the Family Crest location and Dragon Hally them while wearing a Black Mask. Since they only drop bones and clues, you can also take some normal attack and/or strength pots (make your own or get cheap at warriors guild) to help speed things up. This trains Strength and you won't be losing much money on the assignment if you don't get any clues. (I also recommend bringing some air and mind runes to help get the hounds into position faster and safer).

Also, all specials take 1 seed. There are diferent types of specials: those you need to replant when you harvest and those you don't. Have to replant: Bittercap Mushrooms - yields 6 mushrooms Belladonna - yields 1 nightshade (must wear gloves when harvesting or you will be poisoned) Don't have to replant: Cactus - yields 3 cactus spines Calquat - yields 6 calquats (plant it like you would a tree, but you don't need an axe to remove it) Haven't done Spirit trees yet.

And when you do Shades of Morton, make sure you use Permanent Serum (I think it is called Serum 208 now) on the General Store owner to permanently cure him. Otherwise you will have to use Serum 207 on him every time.

Wonderful guide :roll: Will your next guide be on the proper way to steal arrows?

Hey, I met you the other day on a Dagganoth assignment (where that one idiot kept complaining that we were stealing his Dags and then got mad because he coulnd't figure out what HYT meant :) ). Good luck on getting to 85 Slayer, I'm sure you will make it.

I like using this one. There is an L shaped safe spot and while you are waiting for the Greater to re-spawn, there is a Blue Dragon right there to kill. I use a Dragon Hally and it works great.

You may want to also ask if people are powermining. You can be their runner and keep all the ore that you can bank. Takes longer on your part, but you help the powerminer and you make a profit on your smithing.

You make money on miscelenia in the long run. Yes, but Jagex removes 75K a day from your account and the main way to make money off Miscellania is by selling to other players. So money leaves the economy in the first part and is tranferred from one player to another in the second part. Therefore it is technically a money drain.

berrakus(95) - Haven't tried. Honestly don't think I can do it so I would rather do other things. Maybe once I get bored with the game I'll try.

Click on the Treasure Trails topic on the main page and you will get all the information that you need.

Same way you got it in the first place. Go to Entrana, kill zombies till you get an axe, and get branches off the tree. You wont have to fight the Spirit againg though. Remember to bring teles to get out. And fill your invenotry with branches as they are very handy (especially with Fairy Rings).

Not sure of the price, but Muggi would quickly become a Runescape billionaire.

Also, you do NOT need to keep bringing nightshade to get back into the enclave after the quest. Just talk to the enclave guards and tell them you want to go in and you will automatically slip past them.

Sorry, I misread your question. I'm not sure of the exact times, but I do know that it is quicker than waiting for a new one if you replant.