A few questions.

[TheKoolKandy]

I have a few different goals but not sure how to go about them. Here they are:

 

First I want to get the charms for 96 summoning. I plan on bursting and I currently have the charms to get 280k to 95 summoning so I need about 3k crimsons. I have SOL and battle robes so I'm wondering how many bursts I would need to get those charms and possibly how much mage xp. I am 80 and would appreciate it if anyone knows a good up to date bursting guide, most I have found are quite old.(This is my most important question)

 

Second I need to get a fire cape because I'm getting very close to 93 slayer and it looks cool :P. I have a jad task atm. I was wondering whats the best inventory and set up for some one my level. I have gotten to jad twice(out of 2 tries) before so it's just him who is the problem. I just want to kill him as fast as possible so I have less time to mess up switches.

 

Last I was wondering if anyone knows a good high level dungeoneering clan because half of the teams I join on w117 leave or take 2 hours to do a large.

 

Thanks for the help in advance. :)

[TheKoolKandy]

Bumping before bed.

 

Hoping for some good answers so I have a full day tomorrow. :P

[AnneFrank]

I can only answer the 3rd atm.

 

 

I use channels w53 dg(just a chat) or dg elites(clan and clan chat)

 

 

Higher dg/combat/total levels helps get better teams though.

 

ill look for answers 1 and 2.

[Quyneax]

At your levels the fastest would probably using a chaotic rapier on Jad, or otherwise diamond (e) with eagle eye. Overload the whole way.

[TheKoolKandy]

Thanks for the answers so far.

 

Would I be using a rapier to get to jad and if so how do I attack the 360s don't they melee as well? Also rapier on jad would be a bit hard because wouldn't I have to watch for all three styles? I'll probably just range it though because I don't have a rapier yet.

 

For inventory I'm thinking diamond (e), 3 extreme range pots, 4 brews, 4 super restores and the rest super prayer pots.

 

Still need help with my first question. :)

[crashNburn]

You can attack the 360's at the right moment during their mage attack, then instantly step away, forcing them into another mage attack. You just repeat that until they're dead.

 

As for meleeing jad (without a halberd), it's not really that difficult. You simply keep melee pray on until he does one of his attack animations, switch to range/mage pray, then switch back to melee as soon as the attack hits you. Although ranging is a fine alternative.

 

I would recommend at least trying to melee the 360's though, as it makes fcaves a whole lot faster.

[TheKoolKandy]

You can attack the 360's at the right moment during their mage attack, then instantly step away, forcing them into another mage attack. You just repeat that until they're dead.

 

As for meleeing jad (without a halberd), it's not really that difficult. You simply keep melee pray on until he does one of his attack animations, switch to range/mage pray, then switch back to melee as soon as the attack hits you. Although ranging is a fine alternative.

 

I would recommend at least trying to melee the 360's though, as it makes fcaves a whole lot faster.

I think I remember someone talking about stepping away before and I might do a round up to the 360s or something to try it out. Might check a yt vid on meleeing jad to. Could I out hit the healers if I was meleeing with overloads?

[crashNburn]

You can attack the 360's at the right moment during their mage attack, then instantly step away, forcing them into another mage attack. You just repeat that until they're dead.

 

As for meleeing jad (without a halberd), it's not really that difficult. You simply keep melee pray on until he does one of his attack animations, switch to range/mage pray, then switch back to melee as soon as the attack hits you. Although ranging is a fine alternative.

 

I would recommend at least trying to melee the 360's though, as it makes fcaves a whole lot faster.

I think I remember someone talking about stepping away before and I might do a round up to the 360s or something to try it out. Might check a yt vid on meleeing jad to. Could I out hit the healers if I was meleeing with overloads?

 

You'd have an okay chance, I managed it with a rapier, 96 att/str, extremes and turmoil.

 

Here's a vid by smellysocks, showing both a 360 and jad:

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zR-nxPSLqcY

[TheKoolKandy]

You can attack the 360's at the right moment during their mage attack, then instantly step away, forcing them into another mage attack. You just repeat that until they're dead.

 

As for meleeing jad (without a halberd), it's not really that difficult. You simply keep melee pray on until he does one of his attack animations, switch to range/mage pray, then switch back to melee as soon as the attack hits you. Although ranging is a fine alternative.

 

I would recommend at least trying to melee the 360's though, as it makes fcaves a whole lot faster.

I think I remember someone talking about stepping away before and I might do a round up to the 360s or something to try it out. Might check a yt vid on meleeing jad to. Could I out hit the healers if I was meleeing with overloads?

 

You'd have an okay chance, I managed it with a rapier, 96 att/str, extremes and turmoil.

 

Here's a vid by smellysocks, showing both a 360 and jad:

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zR-nxPSLqcY

Wow sure looks like it kicks a whole lot of butt I'm probably going to try that. Thanks for the help. :)

 

Now all I need to know is some stuff about bursting. :)