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Once I finish dung I may work on getting extremes. What would be the best exp/gp, fastest, or cheapest ways to get 85 since I dont mind boosting to make. Id rather not spend too much since my cash pile is only aroune 50-60mil without selling some stuff

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Check grimy's spreadsheet in the guides section of this forum.

 

Do the best gp/xp potion until lvl 80, stew from 80 to 84, make 2-4k special recover, stew to 85, make 500-1k super antifires, do some more cheapest gp/xp pots until you can do extreme attack, then stew, make that, then stew, make strength.

My lame drops:
6 Effigys
1 D Med - 1 D Dagger
1 Verac's Helmet - 1 Guthan's Platebody

Try buying grimmies and selling the cleans. I dont think you lose any money that way but it isnt particularly fast. :P

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Player since 2005; Still a newbie today.

Try buying grimmies and selling the cleans. I dont think you lose any money that way but it isnt particularly fast. :P

 

You lose somewhat especially on the higher end herbs sometimes.

It's also really annoying and super click intensive.

 

The absolute first thing you do is get that scroll of cleansing - and it'll save you tons in the future

For the most part - just make stuff you'll be using in the future (especially if they're not super expensive and you need it to make extremes)

 

For me, on bonus xp day - I made 3k atk/str and 5k def (cause they were so cheap).

It's not a bad idea to stock up on those because they're useful when slaying and cheap xp to boot.

Make 1.5k or so dragonfire potions then upgrade them to super dragonfire potions.

^Dragonfires don't sell that often on the GE (from my few times that I've went before and tried to get it)

I also made a few super antipoisons (just the normal ones - nothing with coconut milk/roots)

 

It's a lot more useful to make potions that you'll be using then potions that you'll be trying to unload to the G.E unless it's actually really amazing profit.

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Thanks for all the info, I never really thought about making pots Id be using. I will try to work on getting the scroll since Ill be doing after I train dung anyways

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Making pots you are using is not smart nor efficient, making untradeable pots you are using is smart, read my post for information on that.

My lame drops:
6 Effigys
1 D Med - 1 D Dagger
1 Verac's Helmet - 1 Guthan's Platebody

Thanks for all the info, I never really thought about making pots Id be using. I will try to work on getting the scroll since Ill be doing after I train dung anyways

 

This is how far it has come to this skill and other skills as well :rolleyes: .

 

I made a lot of super attacks (which are cheap) and made them into extremes during bonus xp weekend. Same for strength, and defence. Eventually, I make all the extremes I want, to combine them finally into overloads (in a year or so, llol) to have all the potions I ever need, plus a near 99 to boot.

 

If you go for efficience, get the scroll while you're at it while dungeoneering, and use the fabled spread sheet to figure out which potion have both a nice xp/hour and is affordable in terms of gp/xp.

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