Aviansies setup + advice

[JoeDaStudd]

I completed my first trip to the avianies last night and I liked it.

 

Nice exp in range, nice cash and the magic exp is also a bonus.

 

 

 

Here's my current set-up (ie I already own all this)

 

Sara Mitre

 

Un-Holy symbol

 

Red vamps

 

monktop

 

red d'hide legs

 

snakeskin boots (dropping my climbing boots as soon as I get inside)

 

Rune c'bow

 

Broad bolts

 

Ring of Life (it saved me on a warm up trip)

 

Guthix god cloak (prayer bonus one of course)

 

Broodo shield (for the prayer bonus)

 

 

 

Taking prayer pots, ectophial (for emergencies), nats and fires and a few coins.

 

 

 

I lasted about 1 hour with 10 p pots (4) getting a kill count of about 70 (I had to world hop a few times).

 

 

 

Questions

 

Is that set-up the best set-up I can get at my levels with a 200K budget?

 

Should I use different bolts?

 

Is the extra range bonus worth the 1 less prayer bonus from the monkrobe top instead of bottoms?

 

Does ring of wealth help out? Should I use explorer ring or stick with ring of life?

[Patson138]

So what is your question? :S

 

 

 

If your looking for a good guide on Prayer method, here's a good one:

 

The Ultimate Aviansie Slaying Guide by Jordanweb

[JoeDaStudd]

Sorry I should have explained.

 

Is that set-up the best set-up I can get at my levels with a 200K budget?

 

Should I use different bolts?

 

Is the extra range bonus worth the 1 less prayer bonus from the monkrobe top instead of bottoms?

 

Does ring of wealth help out? Should I use explorer ring or stick with ring of life?

[RayOxide]

A god cloak is alot.

 

 

 

Tbh, a level 2 falador shield is pretty good.

 

 

 

I was thinking of a set up, but its much too expensive for you.

 

I'm going over it with some friends.

 

 

 

Btw, I would say thats a decent one for your budget.

[Kellis]

Keep the ring of life (or consider an archer ring), adamant bars aren't considered a rare drop so ring of wealth just gives you more half keys.

 

 

 

Why don't you consider using an accumulator?