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Can super heat ores be used on noted ores?

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No. (obviously)

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lol: if it was so obvious i wouldn't have to ask the question.....

It's not that obivious... I mean, You can alch notes so why not super heat them... But a note would actually burn if you superheated it :P

It's not that obivious... I mean, You can alch notes so why not super heat them... But a note would actually burn if you superheated it :P

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Exactly. High alchemy turns the item; noted or not; into whatever the price of that item would be. Superheat item uses high temperatures to melt ore - and burn paper :P

 

It's not that obivious... I mean, You can alch notes so why not super heat them... But a note would actually burn if you superheated it :P

 

 

 

Exactly. High alchemy turns the item; noted or not; into whatever the price of that item would be.

 

 

 

Superheat item uses high temperatures to melt ore - and burn paper :P

 

 

 

'Course, you could ask "How does Hi-alch magically take words and numbers on a piece of paper

 

 

 

and turn it into gold anyway"... and then decrease the number on the paper as well.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Bottom line is that Jagex broke the mimesis of the game with Hi-alching in note form...

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