December 22, 200817 yr I want to get 52 for the terrorbird. Best way for me to get charms? You can say just do slayer but what if I just wanted charms? Am I good enough for waterfiends? And no, bursting rock lobs is not a option.
December 22, 200817 yr Bloodvelds and monsters in the slayer caves for green charms. Basilisks are good, and drop herbs too. Fire giants for gold charms. And profit, too! Greaters drop crimsons, as do cockroaches. They're slightly harder to get. Blues - well, don't grind for those. Monsters in Chaos tunnels generally drop more charms. Head there to do training.
December 23, 200817 yr Bloodvelds and monsters in the slayer caves for green charms. Irrelevant. Basilisks are good, and drop herbs too. Irrelevant Fire giants for gold charms. And profit, too! Irrelevant Greaters drop crimsons, (the best there is at your level, which is still bad.) as do cockroaches (Horrid droppers) . They're slightly harder to get. You could also try Black demons, Waterfiends, and Dust devils if you level a bit. Blues - well, don't grind for those. True, but this applies to Green and Gold, as well... which is why I marked them irrelevant. Monsters in Chaos tunnels generally drop more charms. They drop more charms for Black demons... anywhere else it doesn't. (Or the monsters you should be training at.) It is multicombat though, so use here if you are using a combat familiar. Head there to do training. [Summoning guide (AOW)] [Slayer guide] [Melee & Brawl player]
December 23, 200817 yr Bloodvelds and monsters in the slayer caves for green charms. Irrelevant. Basilisks are good, and drop herbs too. Irrelevant Fire giants for gold charms. And profit, too! Irrelevant Greaters drop crimsons, (the best there is at your level, which is still bad.) as do cockroaches (Horrid droppers) . They're slightly harder to get. You could also try Black demons, Waterfiends, and Dust devils if you level a bit. Blues - well, don't grind for those. True, but this applies to Green and Gold, as well... which is why I marked them irrelevant. Monsters in Chaos tunnels generally drop more charms. They drop more charms for Black demons... anywhere else it doesn't. (Or the monsters you should be training at.) It is multicombat though, so use here if you are using a combat familiar. Head there to do training. What he said seems pretty relevant to me, considering they're all ways to obtain charms. And the topic creator doesn't seem to be too opposed to grinding, since he inquired about Waterfiends. But what do I know. I would definately train your combat stats a little bit more if you plan to attempt Waterfiends without a bunyip. And yeah, while they're second best to Rock Lobsters, they're still pretty pricy because you buy prayer potions. But...yeah. Regardless, your first priority should be to train a bit, if it's crimsons you desire. (And tbh if you're just going to train anyway, you might as well do slayer and kill two birds with one stone.)
December 23, 200817 yr Bloodvelds and monsters in the slayer caves for green charms. Irrelevant. Basilisks are good, and drop herbs too. Irrelevant Fire giants for gold charms. And profit, too! Irrelevant Greaters drop crimsons, (the best there is at your level, which is still bad.) as do cockroaches (Horrid droppers) . They're slightly harder to get. You could also try Black demons, Waterfiends, and Dust devils if you level a bit. Blues - well, don't grind for those. True, but this applies to Green and Gold, as well... which is why I marked them irrelevant. Monsters in Chaos tunnels generally drop more charms. They drop more charms for Black demons... anywhere else it doesn't. (Or the monsters you should be training at.) It is multicombat though, so use here if you are using a combat familiar. Head there to do training. What he said seems pretty relevant to me, considering they're all ways to obtain charms. And the topic creator doesn't seem to be too opposed to grinding, since he inquired about Waterfiends. But what do I know. I would definately train your combat stats a little bit more if you plan to attempt Waterfiends without a bunyip. And yeah, while they're second best to Rock Lobsters, they're still pretty pricy because you buy prayer potions. But...yeah. Regardless, your first priority should be to train a bit, if it's crimsons you desire. (And tbh if you're just going to train anyway, you might as well do slayer and kill two birds with one stone.) prayer pots dont even cost much and you can actually profit at waterfiends with all the great stackable drops
December 23, 200817 yr Author So what lvls would I need for waterfiends? And I think I probably will do slayer. I guess I knew that was what I should do after all, I was just hoping for a faster way. :(
December 23, 200817 yr For waterfiends: These are in MY opinion bare minimum 85s across the board for melee 80 mage 68 summon 80 cook (For eating raw sharks) 70 pray helps Dragon Drops: 80+ boots, 7 med, 3 skirt, 2 left half, 2 Spear, 2 2hSlayer: 30+ whips, 4 Bows, 1 Mask, 3 Granite Legs, 1 Visage (Wyverns)Notable GWD Splits: Bandos Tassets: 12, Bandos Chest: 11, Bandos Hilt: 2Proud Slayer of 99 Att/Str/Def/HP/Range/Summoning
December 23, 200817 yr Author For waterfiends: These are in MY opinion bare minimum 85s across the board for melee 80 mage 68 summon 80 cook (For eating raw sharks) 70 pray helps Oh. That's not good for me. I like range. Nvm on waterfiends.
December 23, 200817 yr You can range waterfiends. Quit. PM me if you play The Conduit to exchange friend codes.
December 24, 200817 yr You can range waterfiends. Might as well do Black demons. Ranging Waterfiends seems a bit oxymoronic to me. You could do Waterfiends at 80 stats, but 85 would defientely help. However, if you Piety (I personally do) it'll help A LOT. What he said seems pretty relevant to me, considering they're all ways to obtain charms. And the topic creator doesn't seem to be too opposed to grinding, since he inquired about Waterfiends. But what do I know. I would definately train your combat stats a little bit more if you plan to attempt Waterfiends without a bunyip. And yeah, while they're second best to Rock Lobsters, they're still pretty pricy because you buy prayer potions. But...yeah. Regardless, your first priority should be to train a bit, if it's crimsons you desire. (And tbh if you're just going to train anyway, you might as well do slayer and kill two birds with one stone.) Well, I guess the word irrelevant was a bad word choice. The information was more... trivial. Why settle with anything but the best? (Crimsons) I definetely agree with what you said, though. Train FIRST, collect charms SECOND. [Summoning guide (AOW)] [Slayer guide] [Melee & Brawl player]
December 24, 200817 yr Until 52 though maybe fire giants :) Golds aren't THAT bad. Thoroughly retired, may still write now and again
December 24, 200817 yr Until 52 though maybe fire giants :) Golds aren't THAT bad. Fire giants are actually good for Summoning xp. However, they are the ONLY gold droppers that's good. Gold's sucks, but if you calculate how often Fire giants drops golds... it still falls short to Crimsons, though. [Summoning guide (AOW)] [Slayer guide] [Melee & Brawl player]
December 24, 200817 yr Yeah. On a separate note because i'm going mostly ranged. (ranged tank) would fire giants or waterfiends or black demons in the ct be better? Sorry to hijack ~Deathmath Thoroughly retired, may still write now and again
December 24, 200817 yr Yeah. On a separate note because i'm going mostly ranged. (ranged tank) would fire giants or waterfiends or black demons in the ct be better? Sorry to hijack ~Deathmath fire giants/black demons waterfiends will rip you apart
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