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Is it worth spending 338k(roughly) to get to 70 fletching? I'm positive that I'll be able to make the money back easily from yew longs but since I only have 560k cash now should I get more money first or just spend the money to get to 70 fletching?

Pirate Rosetta stone. Learn a language while you scape.

Sounds interesting, but these days how many people really speak Pirate?

So you're saying that you have enough money to get to a level where you can make all that money back?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

If I take you at your word, there isn't really a choice.

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on average, yes. most skills like crafting, smithing etc. takes more then 600k to get to lvl 70, its quite a bargain if u want to train ur total lvl

Yes, you can high alch for make yew longs and you'll get the cash back quickly. :)

"The cry of the poor is not always just, but if you never hear it you'll never know what justice is."

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Well I'm 62 mage and 50 fletching and yes I was planning on alching any yew longs I make for about 400k profit(after buying nats) per 1k alchs.

Pirate Rosetta stone. Learn a language while you scape.

Sounds interesting, but these days how many people really speak Pirate?

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