Chinning

[Andrew_s_2]

So I have a bunch of chins from hunting and decided to finally use them.

 

I have around 4k of them, is that enough for a decent amount of time chinning? (I can buy or hunt more)

 

What gear should I use?

 

What should my inventory consist of?

 

Where should I chin?

 

I've never chinned anything before, could I have some tips, strategies and just basic guidelines?

 

Any and all help is appreciated.

[transcript80]

There is a guide in the AoW (IIRC) that involves chinning nechreals for profit.

 

Skeletal monkies on ape atol are popular as well.

 

Al for gear, maximise prayer and ranged, I don't have a setup at the ready atm.

[Quyneax]

Use (elite) void deflector, best ranged chestplate you got, soul wars cape, best ranged accuracy items you have for amulet/boots/ring. Use red chins only, pray the strongest range prayer you got (not leech) and protect melee.

 

If you want charms (and you're not 88 summoning so it wouldn't hurt), chin nechs for small prayer xp through urns and crims, as well as some rune boots and torstol seeds if you get lucky. They have to be lured and they are not agressive, so bring some bronze knives. Also take a crossbow to finish off the last 2 nechs. I can't exactly show you the luring but the main idea is to get them in a 3x3 square and attacking the one in the middle.

 

Same principle applies to ape atoll skeletons but they are agressive, they will regenerate from their own bones, and they don't drop anything besides their bones. Since you don't have to lure, loot or finish off with the bow these are twice the xp/hr.

 

Mummies are often chinned but they are slower and more expensive than ape atoll skeletons and really only good for pures who don't do monkey madness.

[bedman]

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