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If you are indeed asking how to remove pages, well its impossible to do. Once they are in the book they are there for good. As far as this being able to be done previously I have never heard of anyone removing the pages from their book and I have been playing for about 4 years now, give or take.

Just go with silver for crafting exp. Make the money you lost in another way, but I am pretty sure silver things are round about the best exp for crafting in the f2p department. Either that or try and get a hold on some info from 99 crafting, f2p only players and see what they did.

Sell the DFS, its really unnecessary. Keep that money and add onto it until you can get a SGS. I am a guthans fan, I never have a problem with it, 60% of the time I find myself healing back to full within the first 5-6 hits I deal. However, when I had my friends SGS I really enjoyed the speed at which I gained my health back. The only bad thing I see with the SGS is having back to back "mis-specs" but I suppose that is what a bunyip or food is for. I wouldn't know only got to mess with the SGS for 12 hours. I personally had guthans in my invent also just in case and I needed it about 3 or 4 times.

Id say balance it out between the 4 (att,def,str and range) If all your 3 melees are the same then go with controlled, if not then just train them separately. Get your melees to 90 and range to whatever it can get to in the process as well.

1- With all 4 pouches I hear that you can get about 1.2-1.5k ess an hour. Maybe more with a Beast of Burden. (But I don't know if you can bring them down there) 2- I am pretty sure the rates go up to 2k (if not close to it) when you get a Abyssal Titan. ---- I know for a fact about statement one, but as for the latter I don't know if that's true.

I agree with this. Unless you would actually WANT the runecrafting exp. If you want the rc exp go stock up on dueling rings. Craft fire runes until you hit 44 runecrafting. After that do nats through the abyss. This is what I did and it turned out to be rather quick.

On average 100. It may be more with a GS + Void melee, but I do not know if this method has gone out of date or not. If this method is still used and effective then its probably about 120 an hour.

Its possibly because you have zero black marks. I have one offense on mine and it shows me in the yellow zone and says I have x-amount of black marks. Its more than likely that you don't have any marks.

70 comes to mind when I think PP. I remember using 70 a long time ago and there being a good amount of people there.. not sure if thats still it.

You can always sell it back, at worst you'll incur a small loss... So you can predict the future then? Market trends are random. Yes the market, especially the SS, has a stable market. But no one knows when or if the market will crash tomorrow or skyrocket the next day. Just saying its never smart to put all your money into one item. Phat, weapons, armor, anything. Its never smart. --------- The obby combo is only better than the Whip with strength training. There is nothing better for att and def training than the whip.

I agree with everyone else, its best to wait till 94. Though if you have the spare money it might not be a bad idea to get the faster exp sooner. People are probably looking at me like I am a bit nuts right now but think about it. Would the amount of sharks per trip add up to less exp if you used lobs (lobs give you 90 exp less than sharks after cooked) You get a total of 2,520 more exp with sharks per invent (granted you burn zero) That means if you burn more than 12 sharks per load you would be getting the same amount of exp as you would with lobs. I think burning less than 12 per invent is very much possible, it may prove to be worth it. (I know you could of figured all this out for yourself but this was kinda for me too. Dependent on how lucky I get at GWD I may go with sharks all the way.

Don't burn all your money on a Sara Sword. Just use a D scimmy or Obby combo. There is no need to spend every gp you have on one item. In fact that would be stupidity if you did that. Just stick with a whip for att/def (or on controlled) and use a Dscimmy or obby combo for str. An obby combo is an obsidian sword and a berserker necklace (onyx), in case you didn't know.

Personally I think you should go with the Ape Atoll Dungeon. You will save a ton of time. In the time saved you could spend time doing other things. Although you wouldn't be able to accumulate that many charms in that time period (I don't believe). Maybe a mixture of the 2 could be implemented. Getting 79-90 with one way then switching to the other for 90-94. That should give you a good balance of things. This is actually probably what I would do now that I think about it. It makes sense.

No, YOU'RE bound to lose patience. Not everyone loses patience. There are people out there, in f2p (for the most part), that get 99 mining without granite, usually on coal or iron. Some people in-fact, and this may surprise you, ENJOY the skill of mining. Remember everyones opinion varies. Now I am not picking on you by any means, just pointing out some flaws in your logic. ---- In light of the topic, I would personally go with mining. For reasons previously stated by bob7926. Getting 14 (give or take a couple) anchovies a load is much more time consuming to make a profit with compared to iron. Iron is a consistent means of profit. There are no variables, you mine 28, you bank 28. Repeat. With anchovies your profit solely depends on the amount of them you catch in a given run, granted it varies from load to load. It may give 14 shrimp and 14 anchovies a load, I wouldn't know, just basing it off of other things such as fly fishing and catching randoms amounts of trout/salmon (etc etc) With that being said, you also have to take into consideration the time spent cooking what you have caught, where as with mining it is cut and dry. Mine and bank, no variables.

Its actually 0.1 exp for things cut, mined, fished etc etc on Miscellenia. Teaks are the fastest exp at about 80k an hour. However, you have to drop them constantly which was enough to drive me away. Next is willows which as most have said average about 30-40k exp/hour.

You can check your in-game guide and the Tip.it guide for this information. Sometimes you have to research for yourself and not be lazy and expect others to do it for you. However, since this is the first time I have seen a question that you could of done yourself from you I will give you a lick of help. At 45 you can construct a chapel, at that same level you can make a oak alter. To get to this you want to make chairs and bookcases until level 33. At 33 make oak larders until 45. I believe this is the fastest way to go about this.

You should still have a massive amount of green charms left over if you got 68 with crims. I would say make your own buyips. I can't see myself ever buying a pouch I could make otherwise. But if you are dead set on buying your pouches then I would say a stock of 500-1k would be a good start.

I would say you pretty much have it down pack. Everything there is everything you could ask for. Maybe spend 2m or so on a Zerker ring. Other than that your pretty much set. I recently treated myself to a Bandos Chest and let me say I am not to be disappointed as of yet. Not a huge fan of tassets but when I feel like burning more money I may just treat myself to a pair of those as well, until then I will stick with my D skirt. BTW Bandos Chests are about 11.9m and the Tassets are around 7m+ (give or take a couple hundred thousand)

Well with mage, unless you are willing to spend a year and a half on getting 99 then I would suggest something like alching or onyx enchanting in MTA. (Personally I find enchanting to be tedious but rewarding as far as not standing in one place and clicking goes). Exp rates for both are about the same (65-72k exp/hour) As for ranging I would say do Aviansies until you see about a 5m+ gain in money then buy chins to speed up the exp. When the 5m (or whatever) is spent up, return to Aviansies and repeat until you have 99. This should ensure you take little to no loss. This is pretty much how I plan on getting 99 in both.

If you can find something better than emmy/ruby bracelets or yew/magic longbows to alch and it be f2p, then you my friend have just found the solution to everyone's alching woes. If you wait until you are p2p again (I am assuming you will be) then you can minimize the loss you take as well as maximizing the exp you gain with the same amount of money spent. If that makes sense. Meaning, say with 8m gp you alch yew longs and you gain 3m exp. Well if you were to alch something in f2p your loss would potentially be increased meaning that same 8m gp you can only get 2m exp in f2p. (hypothetical numbers, just and example)

I am yet to get a bunyip (2 levels away :roll: ) but I would say no you don't need guthans, no matter the task. Just replace the guthans with 2 pouches and a summoning pot and then use your regular invent/equipment. Emergency food is never bad, but make it food that you would be willing to drop otherwise (lobbies or lower) in order to pick up drops.

Well if you are going to be getting members again in the future I would say just save your money and do the skills like mining and woodcutting which can be done at the same rate (exp/hour) in both f2p and members. If you absolutely MUST spend your money then FM or cooking would probably be your best bet. You could possibly do crafting, but I don't know if bracelets are members or not and they would be the best thing to craft as far as loss of gp goes.

I have never had a task of Turoths at sub 90 att and 80 str. However, I can't see why you wouldn't be able to melee this task if you have a Black mask and use a pure set (Super att + str) You MUST buy the sword though, the spear will elongate your task to a time where you'd be better off canceling or Burthing your task. If you do NOT have a black mask (or slayer helm whichever) then I suggest you range them with broad bolts.

I don't know the exact levels but Tip.It does have a Range Max Hit Calculator. Located HERE Edit: I don't know when it was updated last. I was just giving a suggestion.

Yes, get another 99. After your second 99 your first cape becomes trimmed no matter where it is (Equipped, in your invent or in the bank) Every cape you buy after that will also have the trim. There is NO way to trim your first cape other than getting a second 99.