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agility training

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If people have like less than 20 health in the wildy I start punching them. =)

Quit RuneScape :)

I'm not sure.. because my agility sucks...

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

My question is, can you die in the agility pyramid? I know you bring waterskins, and I'm going to train agility there if I decide to do cabin fever...

On December 10, 2007, after a long struggle, I finally gave up membership, as the only thing I did in RS, pking, was gone.

Jages, you just bit the hands that paid you.

I always just stick to the wildy course. It's amazing how desolate it usually is, people who don't really train there seem to worry about being pked but honestly you're more likely to die not paying attention to your HP in Brimhaven than you are to be pked in the wilderness course. For example I've been there for about 2 hours just now completely on my own and I've had far longer situations before.

Hmm, I never knew you couldn't die at the Barbarian course once you reach a certain low HP and failing obstacles didn't do any more damage of course a random can kill you off #-o

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

As for the agility pyramid question, I hope someone tests it out! I don't fail too often and if I do I heal and never reach a low HP level.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

MrDg, you must be lucky! I've been to the wildy course a few times and I have NEVER been alone! :ohnoes:

Vine is waving at me. What? What was that?! It gave me the tendril! :o

 

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