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There is a guide in the AOW about barrowing, I believe it involves slayer dart. Go and check it out, I think it is probably much much better than what you are doing right now.

Neither, Neitiznot is better and costs nothing. Just go finish the quests, there arent a lot and arent that hard either.

Dont bother, first of all it is a waste of money at your stats and you might not even get to Jad, and will probably get ripped apart by healers.

I did air running, since you dont care about stats it is good money. And you dont need anything except a good amount of starting essence.

Seriously you need to find some French Canadians, they will love you as long as you are a fan of Bleu Blanc Rouge (Les Habitants), you probably dont have a clue what I am talking about. But seriously French is awesome, too bad I was too lazy to learn it at school. Atleast I can safely say: Je ne parle pas francais .

There is no way you are getting there with 55 range, I had 75 and I had problems. I would suggest since your prayer level is low, try and get a relatively higher range level. About 85-90 should do quite nicely.

Guthix Follower, trying to get all skills 50+. So I should wait awhile for melee stats huh -_- what about Range and Magic? Range is necessary for Armadyl, but since you wont be going there, I would just suggest meelee for bandos/zammy.

Dont bother with collecting golds, if you have the levels to efficiently kill fiends. Trust me when you get to the level where crimsons are the best experience, you will not regret killing fiends.

Exactly I havent fought anyone who does this, so sounds like a tactic for one itemers because they know they get hit a lot.

I did it in a day, I will also vouch for the fact that it took me forever to get bronze but after that it was smooth sailing.

This guide blows me away, AOW worthy for sure. 10/10 I cant find any faults at all and I usually search for them whenever I read a guide. :lol:

I am currently attempting to get 90 range in f2p as well, I am at starting at 78. Dont do Lessers for sure, I was doing them and they are dreafully slow and they get crowded as well sometimes. Mossies are also a lot of times crowded, I am guessing spiders are the best but I dont know a safe spot to keep me from getting hit. I have 85 defence so I am probably going to get hit and would rather not go back for food. So spiders definately if you can find the right spot. Good luck!

"Note that your three most valuable items wont count as being risked unless youve been skulled, as you wouldnt lose them." "Note, however, that risking more than the minimum wont improve your rewards faster, so its a good idea to take relatively cheap and useful items that wont cost you too much to replace if you die." -Taken straight from the home page

I think it is for the healers. Still unecessary. Well I have never used it personally but the long range of a crystal bow could be useful if the healers are a little far and to avoid running into Jad's meelee attack when you attack them. I would take it because I simply did not use enough restores and brews that I took on my trip to Jad. In fact on the trip that i got my cape I must have used up like 2 brews. I guess the OP could think about using purple sweets, I have never used them but I have heard they are useful and only take up one spot. They are quite expensive though, so dont bother if you dont have the money.

I think it is for the healers.

I really cant think of a better setup than that. Maybe an archers ring and zammy book if you have them, and possibly ranger boots. That is the only way to improve it but other than that you are good to go. I wouldnt even bother with the above items mentioned above. Go with the one you have.

I am also having the same problem except I have only done about 35 tasks.

Perfect. Just make 12k yew longbows (lots of fletching exp) Then craft natures (not that hard only like 4 hours or so) and you have made a big profit. Not perfect! The list you gave is bad, Summoning pouches made yourself should be traded to shards, or sold one the G.E. to buy other alchables. Rune daggers, med helms, and other armors can only be bought in 10's every 4 hours. Go with Adamant plates. Also, only do Yew longbows for fletching xp, not magic. Because getting the charms to make the pouches your self is much faster to not lose much money isn't it. Yes but you are forgetting that the cost of the shards and the seconds actually adds up and actually makes you lose money. And besides if you can back 70% of the shards back from Bogrog and in some cases actually sell your pouches if they are in demand, you are actually losing money. Your best bet for alching is yew longs. You will lose about 60-70gp per alch but atleast they are easily attainable unlike some of the other items.

I think this account is ideal for f2p bounty hunter. Just train range as high as you can get without raising your combat level and you can go pk in lower crater. I think flesh crawlers for you would be good.

If you are going to dharok for exp, dont try anything except monkey guards on ape atoll. It even has an altar there so you camp for hours if you want.

Now I know this has nothing to do with your question but I would suggest to never use mail to pay money. It takes far too long and your money could get lost if the letter ends up elsewhere. Besides there are many other more convenient options that are worth considering. Most depend on where you live etc. A few that I would recommend are prepaid credit cards (can be bought from a number of different stores), or my personal favourite certapay (all you need is a account in a bank that offers the service named Interac). These methods literally take a few minutes and can be done by simply having access to a computer. I would suggest searching the runescape site for more payment methods more convienient to you. We all have different preferances. :) Good luck! :thumbsup:

I dont know if this might help but dont look at how much xp you need to another level. I find that as I look at the xp I get bored a lot faster, I try to get certain goals achieved that have little to do with xp, like I will say I want 5k iron and work towards that. If you set yourself with a mammoth task like 50k iron and mining it all at once, chances are you will not make it there. I also do other stuff to relax myself like going to play castle wars, fight pits etc. Good luck getting your goals.

I would save the blues, but I think around 60 could be possible.

Actually prayer is really fast, you just need the money.

I found the guards in Edgeville not bad in terms of experience. I remember using some sort of jail door to trap them.