My last guide didn't turn out to well, as I had chosen a topic much too complex and something I wasn't very familiar with. This I am very familiar with and I would say I am quite skilled.

 

~Needed Skills~

This section covers how to use this guide to it's full potential.

Easy Tasks:

Required:

- 42 Cooking to make all gnome dishes,

- 5K Gp

 

Reccommended:

- 50 Agility

- Super Energy Potions

- Knowledge of Cocktail/Dish ingredients so you don't take up two extra inventory spaces.

- Weight Reducing Items (Spottier Cape, Boots of Lightness, etc)

 

Hard Tasks:

Required:

- 42 Cooking to make all gnome dishes,

- 5K Gp

- Access to Gnome Glider System

 

Reccommended:

- 70 Agility

- Super Energy POtions

- Knowledge of Cocktail/Dish ingredients so you don't take up two extra inventory spaces.

- Weight Reducing Items (Spottier Cape, Boots of Lightness, etc)

 

G2G for now will work on later

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Darn you, I was going to make a Gnome Restaurant guide :wink:

If you need any help, I have a nearly completed guide on Hard Tasks, requirements, Making the food, rewards and tips. To be honest, a guide on the Easy Tasks is almost not worth it. It also seems like energy potions might not be necessary, and, if they are, it would be easier and cheaper to your spirit terrorbird scrolls.

So, I'd love to help with the guide, if you'd like.

 

-CMP

Darn you, I was going to make a Gnome Restaurant guide :wink:

If you need any help, I have a nearly completed guide on Hard Tasks, requirements, Making the food, rewards and tips. To be honest, a guide on the Easy Tasks is almost not worth it. It also seems like energy potions might not be necessary, and, if they are, it would be easier and cheaper to your spirit terrorbird scrolls.

So, I'd love to help with the guide, if you'd like.

 

-CMP

 

Definitly post your guide to then. I am personally quite good on the subject but I'm always up for some tips. I've done quite some rounds myself pre-summoning, so I am more then curious what familiars are best to use now and which items you recommend to bring.

 

It is a very fast minigame and well, the rewards are semi-nice :D especially with the whole mint-thing going on.

Darn you, I was going to make a Gnome Restaurant guide :wink:

If you need any help, I have a nearly completed guide on Hard Tasks, requirements, Making the food, rewards and tips. To be honest, a guide on the Easy Tasks is almost not worth it. It also seems like energy potions might not be necessary, and, if they are, it would be easier and cheaper to your spirit terrorbird scrolls.

So, I'd love to help with the guide, if you'd like.

 

-CMP

 

Definitly post your guide to then. I am personally quite good on the subject but I'm always up for some tips. I've done quite some rounds myself pre-summoning, so I am more then curious what familiars are best to use now and which items you recommend to bring.

 

It is a very fast minigame and well, the rewards are semi-nice :D especially with the whole mint-thing going on.

 

I'll post that up ASAP, but my computer's being a noob right now. Hopefully I can get it up by tomorrow. Do you prepare your food beforehand, or after you get the order? How many deliveries can you do per hour?

And I would love it if you could keep a log of your rewards (Which Customer/Reward). I've logged about 500 rewards so far, but it's far from accurate.

Thanks.

I'd love to but can't right now. Not member at this moment. I'll have a look into it when I do become member. But I remember most of the game. I don't prepare food on forehand, but this could be well worth it. Seeing cooking every item like 10 times or so is quite easy.

 

Big tip tough is to gather Toad legs and king worms on forehand. Walking outside and getting aprox 10 each time is just a hassle. Get 3-4 inventories and bank them.

 

Personally, I can easily do 8 tasks per hour. You get 11 minutes per hard task, but the cooking is the longest part. There are only a few targets which need some actual traveling. The others are always close to transport points.

Don't bother with easy tasks. You should be able to do at least 25 hard tasks per hour.

 

Let me give you my "drop rates" so far:

 

In about 700 deliveries:

8 Mint cakes

6 goggles

5 scarves

50 tree pods

69 gnomeballs

50 half keys

5.8m in other assorted loot

 

Here are a few tips I've picked up:

• As soon as you give the gnome his food, teleport. You will still receive the tip at your teleport location.
  
• The fastest way to get back to the grand tree (to my knowledge) is Duel Ring -> Mobilising Armies and then Spirit Tree -> Tree Gnome Stronghold.
  
• The NPCs that give goggles/scarves are Daerkin at the duel arena and Ninto under White Wolf Mountain.
  
• The NPCs that give mint cakes/tree pods are Penwie on Karamja, Wingstone in the desert, and Brambickle in the Trollweiss mountains.
  
• The professors (Manglethorpe, Onglewip, and Imblewyn) also give out tree pods.
  
• It is helpful to make the food beforehand. If you do, the best way to get cocktail glasses en masse is by buying premade drinks and drinking them.
  
• Do not make as many of Fruit Blast or Pineapple punch as you do of the other drinks, since these two will always appear in your reward food, and never the others.
  

Don't bother with easy tasks. You should be able to do at least 25 hard tasks per hour.

 

Let me give you my "drop rates" so far:

 

In about 700 deliveries:

8 Mint cakes

6 goggles

5 scarves

50 tree pods

69 gnomeballs

50 half keys

5.8m in other assorted loot

 

Here are a few tips I've picked up:

• As soon as you give the gnome his food, teleport. You will still receive the tip at your teleport location.
  
• The fastest way to get back to the grand tree (to my knowledge) is Duel Ring -> Mobilising Armies and then Spirit Tree -> Tree Gnome Stronghold.
  
• The NPCs that give goggles/scarves are Daerkin at the duel arena and Ninto under White Wolf Mountain.
  
• The NPCs that give mint cakes/tree pods are Penwie on Karamja, Wingstone in the desert, and Brambickle in the Trollweiss mountains.
  
• The professors (Manglethorpe, Onglewip, and Imblewyn) also give out tree pods.
  
• It is helpful to make the food beforehand. If you do, the best way to get cocktail glasses en masse is by buying premade drinks and drinking them.
  
• Do not make as many of Fruit Blast or Pineapple punch as you do of the other drinks, since these two will always appear in your reward food, and never the others.
  

 

Really? I find that Duel Ring -> Duel Arena to Glider is faster.

What do you do with your mints?

Really? I find that Duel Ring -> Duel Arena to Glider is faster.

What do you do with your mints?

Hmm that might be faster, since you don't have to run from the spirit tree to the grand tree... MUST RECONSIDER

 

I'm trying to trade my mints to upgrade my purple. Other uses include buying bought-out items, selling crashing items, eating.

Trollish nitpicker: its spelled resaurant....

 

not to troll ya flubber

Trollish nitpicker: its spelled resaurant....

 

not to troll ya flubber

More trollish nitpicker: It's spelled restaurant. :wink:

Im pretty sure its 'spelt', not 'spelled'...

 

Anyway, i was considering posting a guide about Gnome Restaurant Training, but it appears you've beaten me to it.

 

However, if you decide not to pursue the guide, drop me a PM and i'll put mine up. I've alot of tips/tricks and other helpful tricks that make it incredibly fast.

 

 

Edit: Meh, you've not actually covered alot. I could get a complete guide up within a few hours, so im just going to go ahead and do it. If you've anything to add to mine, feel free to post on the topic when its up.