Could I do DT?

[celebelian]

Stats:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

cb: 90

 

 

 

atk: 71

 

 

 

str: 72

 

 

 

def: 72

 

 

 

hp: 74

 

 

 

range: 70

 

 

 

mage: 69

 

 

 

pray: 59

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

What armour do I need?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

If I can't do it, what should I train?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Thanks =)

[whizkid338]

You can do it. You have higher stats than when I did it. Kamil is the hardest because the ice spell is a pain, I suggest crystal bow or magic short w/rune arrows and full black dragon-hide, and prayer pots to protect from mage for him. The fire guy and damis (I think, the one in the invisible lair place) are easy if you have prayer and decent weapons. For the fire guy, make sure you have the ice gloves. The vampire is a pain in the butt, were your strongest mage/range defense armor with a fast and high-hitting weapon (like dds) and with sharks or better, prayer pots, and a super set if you like. I found him the hardest, Kamil is just a pain but he is easy.

[celebelian]

Would tuna-corn potatoes be good enough food? I can't fish or cook sharks, and they're awfully expensive :?

[Joes_So_Cool]

~If a level 50 pure can do it I am 100% positive you can~

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

~Joe~

[celebelian]

lol, ok :D thanks both of you :

[whizkid338]

Would tuna-corn potatoes be good enough food? I can't fish or cook sharks, and they're awfully expensive :?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Well, I used monkfish but I was gobbling pretty fast so I would advise something that heals more than 16. I don't know how much tuna-corn taters heal.

[mchainmail]

you can definately do it, I did the whole quest on monks. But sharks aren't that expensive compared to ppots...

[elmo_killer6]

The hardest part is the ice mountain. JUst bring stat resotres and ppots. I think I used atmost 100 sharks in the quest which is only 90k. For the bosses that have mutliple attack types stand back and protect mage and kill them with range.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I did it at 79 combat so you should have no problem at all. The difficulty associated with DT is all in the head.