crimson charms

[Pepsiguy]

whats a good monster that drops mostly crimsons except dust devils and anything that you need a slayer lvl for

[SirIzenhime]

black demons, waterfiends, greater demons, King Black dragon

[Pepsiguy]

k thank you :lol:

[Nomrombom]

This should answer it a bit more comprehensively :^_^:

[SirIzenhime]

This should answer it a bit more comprehensively :^_^:

 

Highly Unnecessary

[doogsidoof]

This should answer it a bit more comprehensively :^_^:

Dude, really? This is the help and advice section and it is the perfect place for him to ask that question. Hell, you might as well put that response for every question ever asked in this forum.

 

OT, most of the people ive herd hunting crimsons usually go to waterfiends and bursting lobsters. Ive also herd that scarabities [sp?] are good but very dangerous.

[Bladewing]

Yeah... real [bleep] move right there.

 

I'd look into Scabarites. They're arguably the best crimson droppers, but they require a lot of focus and it's somewhat dangerous.

[Aiel]

every time rag posts a H&A topic from now on im posting that link.

[MstrMonopoly]

This should answer it a bit more comprehensively :^_^:

 

flaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaame

 

Seriously though, weren't you the guy who started the thread high-level [bleeps] think they're entitled to stealing worlds?

 

Wow... lol.

 

I mean srsly dude, maybe you could be either, as you expect high-levels to be to you. You think you deserve any respect? Pshh.

 

On topic- at your stats, cannoning dagannoths might not be a bad idea. For crims, I would do greater demons.

[skylor12344]

every time rag posts a H&A topic from now on im posting that link.

 

You and me both brother

[Zephy]

greater demons: easy and good, and additionally good melee exp

waterbirth dagannoths (not lighthouse): kinda annoying, but decent

waterfiends: better, but challenging at your level, you need prayer and elaborate setup

rock lobsters: in case you have tens of mils of gp you're willing to spend, bursting/barraging beats everything

 

This table from RuneScoop is kinda over-optimistic, as well as mostly tailored to higher levels, but it gives a good overview.

http://www.runescoop.com/html/rs_TheRuneScoopBeastopediaResourceTablesCharms.htm

[Troacctid]

Your slayer level is way too low. Train it up higher and get some charms that way. Get at least enough to buy the ability to craft slayer rings.

[Zaaps1]

Yeah... real [bleep] move right there.

 

I'd look into Scabarites. They're arguably the best crimson droppers, but they require a lot of focus and it's somewhat dangerous.

 

They are VERY good. The focus isn't as high as some people say is required, and it's not TOO dangerous and their max hit isn't THAT high. You'll burn through food fairly quick, yes, but I can't say it's particularly dangerous, especially when you can get back there within 6 minutes should you die.