What is the use for ash to be sold instantaniously on the Grand Exchange for 45gp each?

 

 

 

I can't find a good use for it, and it seems like such a xp/moneymaking scheme (as slow as it may be)

Serum 207; cheap herblore experience

really? its that good?

it uses marintell and ashes

 

and marintell are very easy to get and have very little use besides guilded alter and anti pots

 

 

 

so it is pretty good exp

it actualy uses tarroim, wich only other use is str pots if you want to waste your limpwurt roots

it actualy uses tarroim, wich only other use is str pots if you want to waste your limpwurt roots

 

 

 

tarromin? >.<

 

oops... but tarroming is 250-350 ea so its still cheap

new question: Is it worth my time? how much xp do you get?

50xp per potion and it is quite posibly the most cost effective way to level herblore

cool, thanks for the help :)

What does serum 207 do? what's it used for?

What does serum 207 do? what's it used for?

 

 

 

Used for the quest Shades of Mort'ton.

 

 

 

You can also use it on the afflicted there to get Tarromin, logs, or a few coins back. However, this takes way too long and isn't even close to worth it.

Requires Shades of Mor'ton quest;it temporarily cures the villagers and they reward you. You often get most if not all of your tarromins back.

Requires Shades of Mor'ton quest;

 

 

 

Yes, you have to have started the quest to be able to make the potion otherwise it won't let you. You can also continue to give it to the people there after you have finished the quest and they will reward you ...usually with more herbs

Requires Shades of Mor'ton quest;it temporarily cures the villagers and they reward you. You often get most if not all of your tarromins back.

 

 

 

If you use it on altar fire then you make permanent serum and you dont need again to use serum on same villager.

 

 

 

P.S. I done more then 40 hours shades of morton minigame.. :)