RuneScape

i seem to see that you are doing ernest the chicken quest!so, walk into the room with a pink floor and search the bookcase on the west wall to find a secret door. Now climb down the ladder into a basement filled with small rooms and levers on the walls. This is the tricky part of the quest, and you need to pull the levers in order and continue into the correct room.

it all depends on how you train it, fishing is probably the easiest skill to get very wealthy in, but crafting and even magic (after a certain level) can become very profitably, combat can be very profitable if you have high enough levels to slay dragons and things like that. woodcutting can be very profitable as well, once you reach the levels required for yews and magics

in order 2 use a dragon scimitar u must complete monkey madness if u find it very dfifficult i could do it 4 u if u like me 2 do it 4 u E-mail me at isyy@live.co.uk.u must be a high level like... 50 or 60's and up! u must hav rune armour or somthing very good in order 2 complete monkey madness is 2 be able 2 defeat a level 174 demon its somethin like that must be over 14+ if u want me 2 do it 4 u. (members onily good luck!) If you plan on maging/ranging the demon then bring a fire based spell (recomended) or if you want to fire arrows. bring good food (such as sharks.) You will have a few gnomes who throw stuff at it and will eventually red bar it but they wont kill it. so you can use protect from prayers and wait till it's red barred then finish it. BRING TELEPORTS IF YOU ARE LOWER LEVELED! such as level 70-80.

yes clue scrolls are only for members you can get them as a drop from almost all monsters and comes with some great rewards too so if you need help on any add waz4loz1 on runescape and ill be happy to help =)

You can:

1) Buy them on the Grand Exchange.

2) Make them yourself, by smelting gold ore.

The gold ore, you can buy from the Grand Exchange or get from a gold mine.

EDIT: They can also be obtained as a Monster Drops from the likes of Gargoyles, Nechryael, Greater Demons, etc.

You can but you must be a member. You have to go to Taverly (north west of falador, other side of wall, the gate is up a little ways) and go to the animal store. They sell them there. Then you have to feed it or it will starve and run away.

In summary, it will NOT be fast, whatever you do. Like any skill, it will take some time. Summoning can also be quite expensive.

The main method to train Summoning is to kill monsters that drop charms; then use the charms (which are untradeable) to make pouches. Check online guides, for example at runescape.wikia.com, for suggestions about what pouches to make at your current level.

I would suggest you do Slayer tasks; that way you also train Slayer and Combat. Most Slayer monsters drop charms. Most Slayer monsters - especially at higher levels - also drop valuable items, i.e., you can earn quite a bit of money with Slayer. This, in turn, can help you buy the items you need to train Summoning.

If that doesn't give you enough charms (let's say you get to Slayer level 99 and don't have enough charms for Summoning level 99), you can kill Bork once a day, to get up to 10 blue charms, 17 crimson charms and 5 green charms. (This is the maximum you can get if you did all the Varrock tasks.)

Of course, you can also apply any "extra experience" to Summoning (at the cost of NOT applying them to some other skill...). This includes bonuses from the Treasure Hunter activity, the Jack of All Trades aura, penguin points, etc. Also, double experience weekends, if there ever are any (as far as I know, no date has been announced for the next double XP weekend, or whether there even will be one).

add tchamee in runescape. he has no life. he plays runescape

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Probably Cook's assistant. The RuneScape manual has a special sections for each quest difficulty. Novice is the easiest and grandmaster is the hardest. At the related links of this question is a link to the novice section.

there is always going to be a trade limit, to inforce no cheating/bots.

One of the fastest ways to get a lot of charms - including many blue charms - is to kill rock lobsters with the spell "ice barrage". Note that this spell requires a high magic level, and a lot of money. Otherwise, I would suggest you just do slayer tasks - preferably from the highest-level slayer master that is feasible for your combat and slayer level - and not worry about what type of charms you get; however, the genral tendency is that higher-level monsters give you better charms (for example, less gold, and more crimson and blue).

For free players, yew gives a lot of experience per log cut - but since it is very slow, it is faster if you cut lower-level trees, such as willow or oak.

You may want to combine training in woodcutting and firemaking: after cutting a full inventory of logs, just burn them.

If you come across a scam website, a real-world-trading website, or a website providing bots/macros/scripts, and it is related to RuneScape, you may report it to Jagex using the RuneScape Forums.

To do so, go to the RuneScape Forums. Go to the Contact Us Forum. Click on the thread called 'Report Scam Websites Here [v2]'.

On this thread, you may post your report. The instructions on how to do so are on the first page of the thread, and should be followed so as to make dealing with the site easier for staff at Jagex.

It helps you getting faster trough Runescape with shortcuts it's very helpful and it helps in some Mini-Games and you need agility levels to do some quests and you can longer run (it increase your energy, it always stays on 100 but it takes longer to reach 0)

I just had my wedding set dipped. The bands were gold and they were dipped in platinum. They look fantastic and it only cost me $50. I wish I had it done years ago. I went to a family owned jewelry store that some of my friends recommended and they were very nice and reputable. They drew a map of my diamond and let me look in the microscope so I could verify that it was my diamond I was getting back. The only negative is that I was told I will have to get it dipped twice a year if I wear it every day but the turn around time was only two days. It's totally worth it.

Use the item you got from the Urutan-Yensa guy after you killed the Yensa Eater. That removes the buff it has (forgot what it was, ridiculous regen?). Various methods. Either get a walkthrough, or just train a fatload on Urutan-Yensas and GET SOME MAGIC. Or if you reach that far on the licences, you can just Quickening Chain the thing. If you find that you won't make it, just run off and heal up (but you have to do the whole thing again).

Yes.

To gain access to certain shortcuts and areas on runescape- making travelling to places easier by jumping walls and climbing through pipes. Also, when running your run stamina will run out less quickly with a high(er) level of agility!

Somewhere between 100 and 150 coins. Since the price varies every day, you better go to the Grand Exchange to get the updated price. This can be done within the game, or from the main menu in the Web site (before logging into the game).

There's loads of cow pens in Runescape, which particular one?

There is a rare chance that a lesser demon will drop a rune med helmet, but most of the time they drop ashes, fire runes or little amounts of gp.

The username for your runescape account is basically the name in which you will be known as in the game, this can be anything as long as another player does not already have the username. Also you can use your username to look your name up in the high scores, simply by entering theres or your name.

if you are a non-member you can go to he apothecary in varrock and he will make you a strength potion for red spiders eggs and a limpwurt root. if you are a member please check the herblore guide for needs to make a strength potion or you can be lazy and buy one on the grand exchange runescape2