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Collecting dbones using pack yak

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I recently got access to the pack yak, and I'll be using it for many things, including collecting dbones. For the high level dungeoneers reading this, I do not have the required lvl 85 to slay frost dragons and won't have it anytime soon, so let them be. I'm primarily interested in how many dbones per hour I can collect. I was thinking of maging irons/steels in Brimhaven dungeon using fire wave, ahrims, sol, ...

 

Does anone have better suggestions (aside from getting 85 dung)? I have a void mace, so I could use cog. I also have full mage void, my mage level is a puny 85. Other drags I should be camping? ...

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Consistent money makers would be green, blue and red dragons when excluding frost dragons.

Luck/potential-based money makers would be iron and steel dragons. Generally, however, choosing a consistent money maker in this topic would be the best, especially when maging the dragons. If you must use magic, though, I'd suggest iron dragons.

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You can try Blue Drags in the Ogre dungeon south Yanille, shouldn't be too crowded i guess and decent profit.

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Killing dragons isn't generally a good moneymaker at the higher levels, so i would suggest you'd rather kill abyssals for consistent profit or to DK's/TD's for high profit. Maging will considerably cut your profit no matter what(not to mention most dragons have a decent mage def).

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On the topic of packyak, how often can an item be banked? And from that, how much do summoning pots increase the hourly figure?

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On the topic of packyak, how often can an item be banked? And from that, how much do summoning pots increase the hourly figure?

Banking takes 12 summoning spec points, so you can do it 5x per spec bar, and unless you kill the drags at an insane speed (which would only count for green drags, I think) you should be able to bank every bone without having to use additional summoning pots.

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If I were you, I would do DKS. Hybrid rex + Supreme and kill prime if you have time left (probably not). You get mage xp and with the money you make, you can buy Dbones to lvl your prayer.

 

If you want more mage xp, and less profits, mage abyssal demons, or perhaps iron drags.

On the topic of packyak, how often can an item be banked? And from that, how much do summoning pots increase the hourly figure?

Around 160 items/h without summoning potions, infinite amount if you have summoning potions.

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First to 3766 Port Score on 20. March, 2014.

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