May 15, 201016 yr I want to be able to make overloads so 92 is a good level. How should I go about training and how much will it cost?
May 15, 201016 yr I did this recently, costing me about 140. Do ranging potions until 84 (18gp/xp ish), then restore specials till 92.
May 15, 201016 yr for me, i'd say making extreme potions you need in the future i.e. super sets, spec restores if you use them and so on. That is effectively free, if you end up using the extreme pots, as you'd have to make them then anyway. of course there's the limit of how many pots you'll ever use, and what the money could be invested in/ merchanted with while it now sits in your bank as pots
May 15, 201016 yr Author Well I'm sure I won't ever use more than a a few hundred Overloads. So making thousands like Zarfot is meaningless. :ugeek: Are Ranging potions the best way to go for 72-92 and just make a few hundred special restores and extremes inbetween?
May 15, 201016 yr Take a look through these. Ranging potions are actually almost 25 gp/xp; I'm not sure where nightshade got his numbers. If you can, try to use unfinished pots. They're more expensive but save so much time that you can easily make back the extra money. Thanks to Uno for the awsome sig <3
May 15, 201016 yr Take a look through these. Ranging potions are actually almost 25 gp/xp; I'm not sure where nightshade got his numbers. If you can, try to use unfinished pots. They're more expensive but save so much time that you can easily make back the extra money. He mentioned that he made ranging potions recently, and recently they were about 18gp/xp with rising range potion prices and falling dwarf weed prices. However, now that ranging potions are crashing in worth, they have become a costly option of herblore experience. I suggest making potions that are generally stable in their gp/xp. PoetryIndexed Picture 1Indexed Picture 2 Killed my maxed Zerker pure April 2010 Rebooting Runescape
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