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slayer question

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no it wont use ring of recoils and if you can get a rubber chicken if not use a bow with no arrows so you wont attack the monsters back, its really tough make sure you use the burthorpe slayer master. And also make sure you have auto retialte off, you can look up zzzamarok who is 56 slayer or something and still 3 combat, you average only about 200xp an hour

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| 60 ATTACK | 81 STRENGTH | 72 HITPOINTS |

| 80 MAGIC | 13 PRAYER | 1 DEFENSE | 65 COMBAT |

no it wont use ring of recoils and if you can get a rubber chicken if not use a bow with no arrows so you wont attack the monsters back, its really tough make sure you use the burthorpe slayer master. And also make sure you have auto retialte off, you can look up zzzamarok who is 56 slayer or something and still 3 combat, you average only about 200xp an hour

 

 

 

Or to put it in layman's terms...

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

200 xp/hour = 65K hours = 22+ years working on slayer 8 hours/day

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

99 slayer is ridiculously hard using melee, magic and range.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

It's inconceivable using rings of duelling, though. Theorheticaly possibly, but practically impossible.

It would be a great accomplishment just to get your slayer on the high scores at level 3 :P gl

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