Basically going to range these to 90 range and later to 99 range. I wanted to know the best cost effective inventory and other options I have on how to go about killing them.

 

 

 

Stats:

 

Hp:89

 

Def:87

 

Range:89

 

Prayer:71

 

Summoning: 55

 

 

 

Thanks in advance

For tanking:

 

A guide to Aviansie Tanking by Slowermotions.

 

 

 

For prayer:

 

The Ultimate Aviansie Slaying Guide by Jordanweb.

thank you so much!

I'd recommend the Prayer method, waay less clicking, and you kill more in the time that you would without praying. Unless your the kind of person who wouldn't go mad after hours of camping these guys, then prayer is totally worth it. The only drawback I see with it is the cost of p pots, but compared to the amount you'll make, its nothing major. And plus, you gotta use money make money 8-)

Tanking Method:

 

For tanking, you must maximize both your Ranged Attack Bonuses and your Ranged Defense Bonuses: find a balance!

 

 

 

This is for low-budget, beginner Tanking:

 

 

 

Weapon: Rune Crossbow/Broads Bolts (I highly suggest getting 55 Slayer to be able to equip Broad Bolts.)

 

Helmet: Torag's Helm

 

Necklace: Armadyl Pendant (form the Temple of Ikov quest)

 

Cape: Ava's Accumulator (Animal Magnetism required.)

 

Shield: Granite Shield.

 

Body: Blessed Zamorak Dragonhide Body.

 

Legs: Torag's Platelegs

 

Gloves: Dark (Barrows) Gloves (Recipe for Disaster required) or Blessed Saradomin Dragonhide Bracers

 

Boots: Snakeskin Boots.(Trollheim Teleport required)

 

Ring: Archer Ring, Ring of Life. (Depending on your budget, experience and stats.)

 

 

 

Around 4k Broad Bolts should do.

 

 

Inventory:

 

 

 

6 Ranged Potions.

 

Excalibur (Merlin's Crystal required.)

 

60~ Bone to Peaches Tabs.

 

1 Noted Adamant Bar.

 

100 Nature Runes.

 

1,002 Fire Runes.

 

2 Law Runes

 

1 Mithril Grapple.

 

Rest of inventory full of Pineapple Pizzas.

 

 

 

 

Here's a tactic, complete the Mage Arena minigame/quest, get the Saradomin God Cape, replace a pizza and wear the cape into the Dungeon.

 

 

 

Run into Armadyl's Eyrie, equip your Accumulator, and drop your cape, it will disappear - you can get it back from the place you receive it.

 

This is to rid the need of a Saradomin God item, so you can wear either Zamorak Bracers instead of a Zamorak Dhide Body and have the other piece of equipment be a Black Dragonhide piece. (This method will also enable you to wear Barrow's gloves.)

 

 

 

You always will need Zamorak and Armadyl items, Saradomin items are not needed while inside the Eyrie.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Prayer Method:

 

 

This is for low-budget, beginner Prayer method:

 

 

 

Weapon: Rune Crossbow/Broads Bolts (I highly suggest getting 55 Slayer to be able to equip Broad Bolts.)

 

Helmet: Saradomin or Zamorak mitre.

 

Necklace: Saradomin or Zamorak Stole.

 

Cape: Ava's Accumulator (Animal Magnetism required.)

 

Shield: Unholy Book/Book of Balance.

 

Body: Monk's Robetop.

 

Legs: Monk's Robebottom.

 

Gloves: Dark (Barrows) Gloves (Recipe for Disaster required) or Black Dhide Vambraces.

 

Boots: Snakeskin Boots.(Trollheim Teleport required)

 

Ring: Archer Ring, Ring of Life. (Depending on your budget, experience and stats.)

 

 

 

Around 700 Broad Bolts should do.

 

 

Inventory:

 

 

 

3 Ranged Potions.

 

Holy Wrench.

 

2 Pineapple Pizzas. (Just in case!)

 

1 Noted Adamant Bar.

 

50 Nature Runes.

 

502 Fire Runes.

 

2 Law Runes

 

Rest of inventory full of Prayer Potions.

 

 

 

 

Pray range, stay right outside of the Eyrie.

If you think about camping here, go with btp and tanking gear.

 

 

 

If you're not tanking, just take pray pots, and prayer gear.

I'd recommend the Prayer method, waay less clicking, and you kill more in the time that you would without praying. Unless your the kind of person who wouldn't go mad after hours of camping these guys, then prayer is totally worth it. The only drawback I see with it is the cost of p pots, but compared to the amount you'll make, its nothing major. And plus, you gotta use money make money 8-)

 

Not if you pray flash :P

Pray flashing takes some practice and constant attention, though. If you're staying there several hours, it's usually easier on your fingers (and your nerves!) to just spend a little more for the extra pray pot or two. You'll earn it back, anyway.

I'd recommend the Prayer method, waay less clicking, and you kill more in the time that you would without praying. Unless your the kind of person who wouldn't go mad after hours of camping these guys, then prayer is totally worth it. The only drawback I see with it is the cost of p pots, but compared to the amount you'll make, its nothing major. And plus, you gotta use money make money 8-)

 

 

 

How is prayer faster than tanking?

You're not losing attacks due to eating.

if you are serious about getting 99 here then invest some time and money into summoning and get a bunyip. you spend way less time and effort eating while enjoying the increased profit of tanking.