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Bronze dragons

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Now i know you will all say skip this task.. but i really dont want to lose 30 points as im trying to get slayer helm. whats the best method to kill these as there isnt actually any methods listed in any slayers guide!

 

 

 

Thanks

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"We shouldn't wish for easier lives, we should wish to be stronger men"

I would range them personally. High range attack boosting gear, antifire shield, rune crossbow and a couple of antifire potions mean you can happily range them out of their mellee range and take no damage. As far as bolts go, emerald (e) should do the trick.

At your level you would be perfectly fine melee'ing them.

 

Just take along your best melee armour, black mask and anti-dragon shield. Along with a couple of anti-fire potions.

 

 

 

Good luck slaying. :thumbsup:

 

 

 

 

 

EDIT: To above poster, using emerald (e)'s completely would be a waste of bolts. I may be the only person in existence doing this, but use Emerald (e) until you see cloud (bolt effect), then switch to broad bolts. They hit harder and are only 60gp each.

Retired Crew Member | Retired RuneScape Player
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Should i pray melee? or just use food for the damage?

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"We shouldn't wish for easier lives, we should wish to be stronger men"

At your level you would be perfectly fine melee'ing them.

 

EDIT: To above poster, using emerald (e)'s completely would be a waste of bolts. I may be the only person in existence doing this, but use Emerald (e) until you see cloud (bolt effect), then switch to broad bolts. They hit harder and are only 60gp each.

 

 

 

I didnt really think about that :wall: i should maybe start doing that myself :ohnoes:

 

 

 

OT: With your defence, i THINK you would be ok with food (providing you have decent armour), although it might possibly be cheaper to use proselyte and a few prayer potions. Wait for a second opinion though :roll:

I'm considerably lower in stats and even I don't pray.

 

Bring some food, but 'pray flash' at the start to get a few kills without damage.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

At your level you would be perfectly fine melee'ing them.

 

EDIT: To above poster, using emerald (e)'s completely would be a waste of bolts. I may be the only person in existence doing this, but use Emerald (e) until you see cloud (bolt effect), then switch to broad bolts. They hit harder and are only 60gp each.

 

 

 

I didnt really think about that :wall: i should maybe start doing that myself :ohnoes:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

W00t, I finally invented some method that is useful to the outside world. I am so happy.

Retired Crew Member | Retired RuneScape Player

71att/67str/71def pray flashing with super att/reg str/anti fire pots and I can do about 39-42 drags per trip. I wear black mask, whip, dharoks and antifire shield.

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The above range methods would be effective. If you want to melee, you could also bring prayer gear (initiate top, legs) and a few prayer potions (shouldn't need very many). Instead of having to hold food for emergencies, you'll end up with more room for bones and other drops. If you do flash prayer, some food would be helpful in case you miss (and the dragon doesn't). Remember you can bring a beast of burden to hold more bones for you too. :thumbsup:

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Do. Not. Range.

 

 

 

There are wild dogs just near them and ranging them will be really annoying.

 

I suggest to take many prayer pots and a few antifires and melee with prayer on.

 

Nowhere near hard to be honest.

I dont need a siggy no moar.

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