May 13, 200719 yr hi im trying to make money for full torag without hammers. what should i do to make the money the quickest, easiest, or least boring? btw, my account is MUTED permanently. [refer to my signature for my stats] Option 1: Should i pick flax and sell? or spin it into bs and sell? Option 2: I have a good mining lvl (73). should i mine coal and sell? Option 3: should i mine coal & iron & make steel bars & sell? Option 4: should i mine mith ores and coal in mining guild and then use the spell "superheat item" to smith into mith bars & then sell mith bars for 1k each? Option 5: I have a fishing lvl of 68 and i can go to the fishing guild. should i fish lobsters and sell raw? or should i sell cooked? Option 6: my woodcutting lvl is 68. should i cut yews and sell? if so, where is the best place to cut yews? Option 7: is there a way to use my combat stats to make money? if so, please tell me. [i am not RCing nats, takes too long and too hard and too risky.] If you have any other suggestions also please tell me. thanks. F2P
May 13, 200719 yr by saying no to rcing nats you took away the fastest way to make money, just try it and you wil get hooked. All the other ways are worse, and if you hate the risk of the abby's you could use fairy rings those work to, or you can use deul rings.
May 13, 200719 yr Since you don't want to rc ( which I think is a bad choice, seeind as it's the fastest out of all those if you use the Abyss) you should fish lobsters or mine coal. Runescaper since June 2005Blog
May 13, 200719 yr Craft natures, even though you said you don't want to just think about it. 200k per hour, thats some nice and fast cash. Also crafting natures isn't really repeating, I mean picking flax is. You pick a inv bank go back do it again. But with runecrafting you have to remember things like did you bring a charged glory, fill your pouches ect. Just saying its not anything like mining fishing picking spinning, its different.
May 13, 200719 yr Oooh, Good staking stats? EDIT: 300th Post =P danke Schon Sam!^^"Blood runs thicker, oh were thick as thieves you know"-Carl Barât
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