December 23, 200817 yr You need to understand what each barrows set means. You only need every piece if you want the set effect. Also, Ahrims is mage armour, and Veracs only used for it's prayer set effect. You would be better off with just Torags plate + legs. You do not need the weapons or helmets. Retired Tip.It Crew Mapper.
December 23, 200817 yr Patience is a virtue, young Jedi. You have a lot yet to learn. Sorry, I just had to say that. http://www.tip.it/runescape/?page=barro ... tm#rewards - This should help you :) Retired Tip.It Crew Mapper.
December 23, 200817 yr First off, under your tip.it account change your RS type to p2p, since you're obviously paying to play. It says f2p now, which is sad and confusing. Second off, why didn't you buy the d long in Zanaris? It would have been easier than waiting at the GE. Third, sell your halberd immediately, they're not useful for general training. If you want something for strength training before whip, either get a rune scimmy (decent damage, very cheap) or finish Monkey Madness for the dragon scimmy. As for the quest itself, just straight follow the steps in the tip.it guide, read the map, and you shouldn't have any problems. Barrows, now. Barrows sets all require 70 def, as well as 70 mage for Ahrim's and 70 range for Karil's. Barrows sets provide very high defense bonuses, but they degrade (100% over about 15 hours OF COMBAT, while not in combat it doesn't degrade). You DON'T need the whole set unless you want the set effect. Go to the tip.it combat guide to see these. Guthan's provides healing when you're wearing the full set, which is why it's so expensive. For general training, I'd recommend picking up Torag's Plate and Legs just for the defense bonuses. Don't bother with buying it as a set or picking up the weapon. Finally, don't waste 900k or 1 mil on barrows sets before you've got your whip. Keep your current shoddy armor and save up money for the whip first before being sidetracked by armor that you'll regularly have to pay repair costs on.
December 23, 200817 yr dont hav armour eithr lol :oops: What in the world have you been wearing all this time then??
December 23, 200817 yr Author well it was rune but.....i lost it while training in abyss though.....trhen it was black armour but i died fighting fire giants cause i got distracted and lost it all.....now i wear no armour at all
December 23, 200817 yr Buy full rune then, cheap and efficient. You just simply cannot progress in the game without armour. Retired Tip.It Crew Mapper.
December 23, 200817 yr Platebody. You have completed dragon slayer, correct? Retired Tip.It Crew Mapper.
December 23, 200817 yr Wow, what a terrible idea. Go and gather some resources to earn a couple hundred k. Pick flax and spin into bowstrings. Chop yews or magics. (Also, post your levels so we have some idea what you can and can't do). Fish lobbies, or monks if you've done the quest. Gather cow hides, big bones, anything that doesn't require much fighting. Once you've got ~200k, get a set of full rune armor. Sure, it seems low, but it's honestly the best you can get for now and it'll hold you for a while. Wear it and go skill or kill green dragons (don't forget your anti-dragonfire shield!!!! from the duke of lumbridge), and bank hides and bones. Do this to earn money, it'll only take a few hours of this to get enough for a whip if you're efficient. Buy your whip. If you haven't got 70 attack yet, go out and train for it. Kill something easy like fleshcrawlers, fire giants (while carefully watching your health), or more green dragons for more money. Once you've got 70 attack, your whip, AND some cash, then consider buying some barrows armor. Be sure that when you buy your barrows, you've still got a decent money buffer to pay for repair costs!
December 23, 200817 yr Author got full rune.....62 att,51 str,30 range,54 hlth,45 mining,39 smithing,36 agility,21 herbalore,34 fishing,42 thving,33 cooking,35 prayer,40 crafting,55 firemaking,35 magic,41 fletching,58 wc,19 rc,25 slayer,10 farming,5 constructing,12 hunter,4 summoning.....pathetic but....
December 23, 200817 yr got full rune.....62 att,51 str,30 range,54 hlth,45 mining,39 smithing,36 agility,21 herbalore,34 fishing,42 thving,33 cooking,35 prayer,40 crafting,55 firemaking,35 magic,41 fletching,58 wc,19 rc,25 slayer,10 farming,5 constructing,12 hunter,4 summoning.....pathetic but.... Forget about fighting, focus on skilling. Get 40 fishing for lobsters and 60 woodcutting for yews. Do these to earn money. Consider getting 53 hunter for chins, too, it goes up fast. ALSO, stop making multiple posts 30 seconds apart. They're really not necessary, most of the time. It's a forum, not a chat.
December 23, 200817 yr yes please learn how to use the edit button this is not even a weapon question anymore either
December 23, 200817 yr Wow, what a terrible idea. Go and gather some resources to earn a couple hundred k. Pick flax and spin into bowstrings. Chop yews or magics. (Also, post your levels so we have some idea what you can and can't do). Fish lobbies, or monks if you've done the quest. Gather cow hides, big bones, anything that doesn't require much fighting. Riight. NPC trading is too easy. I have to agree with the neeb here though. Main point of my post was to say a quick weapong question turned into a how duz i do runescayp plz question :P I dont need a siggy no moar.
December 23, 200817 yr Author wasnt sposed to be.....i just needed quick ideas about how to get money for abyssal whip and which to get 1st.....then people brought up barrows and dragons and all kinds of crap.....i appreciate it and all though.
December 23, 200817 yr ok.....but where can i find dragons 4 pages isn't quick anymore . . . go look up green dragons on the tip.it bestiary site, it will tell you where to find them. The best places are chaos tunnels or in level 12 or so wildy north of Falador, accessible easily by heading NW from Edgeville. Now that we've given you the advice and the next steps to take, go do them! Good luck! :
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