Leet house

So, I want the most efficient house I could have, I want to use Req Assist and I want to also have a gilded altar, costume room (or smth so I got free my bank a little), and the teleporting things.

Can I even use req assist to make a pwnage house? :roll:

all help appreciated, can give 3k if you are helpful. :P

No you cannot use req assist to make things in your house, only flatpacks. The reason is because the person who is assisting you has to be close and no on else can be in your house during building mode. I know. I have tried.

No you cannot use req assist to make things in your house, only flatpacks. The reason is because the person who is assisting you has to be close and no on else can be in your house during building mode. I know. I have tried.

Awwwwwww, thx anyway. :)

I still would like to know what would be an efficient way as I might get some construction levels then...

Runehq has an interesting house planner if you want to check that out.

Consider these:

* Any study should be close to a Dining Room. For efficient Soft Clay swapping.

* Gilded altar should be easily and quickly accessable as soon as you enter the house. Otherwise, you'l consume more run while bone running.

* As well as close to your portal, your altar should be close to a teleport.

* Costume rooms are only needed occasionally. Don't use them directly north/east/west/south of the portal, this is a useful position gone to waste.

* If you're planning on making a dungeon, plan carefully. Your Oubliette should always be under a Throne room, and foresee access if your working with a Garden dungeon entrance.

* If you're making a big dungeon, or you are planning to add a lot of monsters, create an altar there for people to recharge.

* Always keep 2 rooms open if you aren't 99 Construction yet. Make a seperate kitchen and make a dining room directly bordering it so you can call your servant to swap noted planks. Repeat with dungeon after 70+ construction. Don't bother decorating these, and demolish them afterwards if you so please.

* Unless you want a stairs that can access the dungeon below and the first floor above, don't bother making spiral staircases. They're hindering and unnecessary.

* Parlours are useless, don't bother making one if you're running short on rooms. Also, Game rooms are quite useless too.

*Portal rooms are your friends. If you let them border your portal, you can make easy teleports. In essence, you won't ever need any more runes than earths, airs and laws for teleporting. Consider making 2 to allow you access to 6/7 teleport locations. Kharylls is a must to have in any POH. Don't bother making a third portal room for the remaining teleport. Dismiss either Lumbridge or Camelot (I find these most useless ones to have).

* Watch out for Costume rooms, Portal rooms and Throne rooms, they have only one doorway.

* Use a Butler, not a Demon Butler. Demon Butler costs a heap of cash and are not much better than normal Butlers.

* Always foresee 2 bedrooms. This is a necessity if you're using a servant. These are useless rooms however, so stuff them somewhere, doesn't matter where.

* If you're using a servant to swap notes for you. When he gives you the unnoted items, do not press 'Continue', instead, just do what you were doing (making and demolishing larders, making tabs...). If you don't move, 9 times out of ten your servant will not move and just stand in front of you. You can easily use notes on him from there on.

* While training construction, always reserve a minimum of 4 slots in your inventory (Money to pay servant, noted planks, Saw and Hammer). Also, summons cannot be brought into Building Mode.

* Crystal Saw uses up its charged even if it's making items you can already make. Only use it when you need the boost!

* Use RuneHQ's houseplanner. It REALLY helps.

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tyvm.

where did you copy-paste this from? :D

Consider these:

 

 

 

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tyvm.

 

 

 

where did you copy-paste this from? :D

My brain. I typed it all out.

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tyvm.

 

 

 

where did you copy-paste this from? :D

 

 

 

My brain. I typed it all out.

 

 

 

:P

=D>

Helped me too, thanks :)

Dismiss either Lumbridge or Camelot (I find these most useless ones to have).

Don't dismiss Camelot- that teleport is:

-Right next to a farming patch you might like to visit.

-Closest access to charter boats from a teleport (Ooglog easy access anyone?)

-Near the best yew tree spot in the game.

-Central to a few clue scrolls.

I do agree with dismissing Lumbridge now that we have home teleport though, assuming you stay on modern magic. I just have 3 portal rooms- I don't do the whole fun room thing, so space isn't an issue. I keep hoping one day I'll get to put up some Lunar teleports in my house...