tootkill

Jan 3 2007, 01:12 PM | Post #16

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QUOTE(Cky @ Jan 1 2007, 05:23 PM) [snapback]83874[/snapback]

[/list]Spikey188's method explained with better english by Nferno

Requirements:

Have about 50-60k to start out with
55+ crafting
67+ mage

Method:
1) Buy both the loop and teeth halves of the Crystal Key (I see people buying them for approx. 25k, but im not entirely sure of the price), make the Crystal Key.
2) Open the Crystal Key Chest (Located in Taverly, In the house opposite that of the Witch's house)
3) Cut the Dragonstone gem that you receive from the chest and make a ring of wealth
4) Enchant and sell the ring (I believe they sell for about 55-65k)

On a side note, smithing cannonballs is a good way to make money and only requires 35 smithing. If you choose this method, each cannonball sells for about 170-200 gp each and you receive 4 balls per steel bar.

i read this and i dont understand what the 67 mage is for.

p.s. all my methods have been said

great posts and a nice topic, hopefully this should reduce the number of useless spam topics.

This post has been edited by tootkill: Jan 3 2007, 01:13 PM

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Iamanarab

Jan 3 2007, 07:08 PM | Post #17

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The 67+ Magic is for enchanting the ring

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Andi the Pink Ranger

Jan 3 2007, 11:45 PM | Post #18

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Another great way for F2P players to make money is to cut trees.
At level 30 F2P players can cut down willow trees.
Usually willow logs will go for about 20-30 gp each.
After 1k of willows you have 20k.... 10k of willows 200k and etc.

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Jan 4 2007, 06:54 AM | Post #19

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I got one, but at least 33 runecrafting will help

buy rune ess for 15ea, bout 5000 will b great. Then craft em all into airs and if you got 44 rc you should get bout 25k of em. then go world 1 or 3 etc. and sell for 15 to 20ea. you just made bout 400k!!!

oh and dont forget rares

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dark sloth1

Jan 4 2007, 03:00 PM | Post #20

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QUOTE(tootkill @ Jan 3 2007, 08:12 AM) [snapback]84082[/snapback]

i read this and i dont understand what the 67 mage is for.

p.s. all my methods have been said

great posts and a nice topic, hopefully this should reduce the number of useless spam topics.

Gosh I don't even play runescape and I know what 67 magic is for...

It's to enchant the ring youngson.

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Cafebcs

Jan 4 2007, 09:49 PM | Post #21

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1) Crafting Method

* Magic 55+ (High Alcheming Spell)
* Crafting 71+ (Blue Dragonhide Full)
* Agility 70+ (Taverly Dungeon Pipe)

Optional: Falador Spell or Tablets

U can go to kill the blue dragons and make the blue dragon body and alch it (5560 coins)

2) Herbole Method

* Herbole 63+ (Super Restore Potion)
* Farming 62+ (Snapdragon Herb)
* Thieving 38+ (Pickpocket Master Farmer)
* 100+ Watered Vials
* 100+ Spider Red's Eggs

Keep pickpoketing the Master Farmer until u get a Snapdragon Seed, plant it, pick it, make potion and sell it at 9k ea in World 6 or 18 in Edgeville. U also can kill Chaos Druids in Edgeville Dungeon Wilderness until get snapdragon weed. And also u can go to Edgeville Dungeon Pipe (close to Slayer Master) and get the Red Spider's egg there. U can buy the Watered Vials in Lighthouse Shop or East Ardougne General Store.

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Cky

Jan 6 2007, 03:08 AM | Post #22

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Updated.

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Baakalor

Jan 8 2007, 03:17 AM | Post #23

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I have one comment....ok 2.

Nice guide.

Don't bother putting prices of rares on there. The prices flucuate so much and so rapidly that it quickly makes that portion of your guide outdated. If people see part of it as outdated, they may discount the rest of it without really reading it.

If you do wish to put the prices, I would suggest you date them so you don't get yelled at in a month for the prices being wrong.

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Cky

Jan 8 2007, 03:20 AM | Post #24

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Thanks for the comment, I updated saying that they were the prices of the week of December 20th.

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Mysticallity

Jan 11 2007, 11:46 AM | Post #25

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QUOTE(Cky @ Jan 1 2007, 10:23 PM) [snapback]83874[/snapback]

Or if you want the Cooking Experience you can cook them and sell them at a flat rate of 200gp, which if you cook 500 of, could get you in theory 100k.

There's also a world 88 for getting 21 law runes instead of 26. World 66 is usually busy, so you're not likely to get very far unless you're persistent. You can also run for nature runes instead.

QUOTE(Cky @ Jan 1 2007, 10:23 PM) [snapback]83874[/snapback]

3) Mining is a very sensitive subject, because it is biased beyond belief, people say that the only way to make good money out of it is getting 85+ mining, and mining rune ore, but there are other ways, you can mine iron and sell wholesale to people, but make sure you have at least 500-1000 iron ores before you do so, you can also mine coal and sell it for 200 each to people so they can smith.

You're forgetting mithril and adamantitie ore. Mithril goes for 350-500gp whilst adamantite goes for 700-1000gp. It's generally better to mine those whilst mining iron or coal. Mining pure essence is also a good way for everyone. You might want to add a list of where to mine.

QUOTE(Cky @ Jan 1 2007, 10:23 PM) [snapback]83874[/snapback]

Sets of armor go for

• Full Bronze - 150 to 350gp
• Full Iron - 700 to 1000gp
• Full Steel - 2,300 to 3,800gp

Don't bother listing them.

QUOTE(Cky @ Jan 1 2007, 10:23 PM) [snapback]83874[/snapback]

5) RuneCrafting may be the best way to make money, because in Runescape there is a constant demand for runes, having 44+ Runecrafting is an advantage because you can craft nature runes, but if you would like any more information on the subject please view the RuneWeb Official RuneCrafting Guide.

You might want to specify that it's nature and law runes you're after. Death runes aren't exactly good to sell. You should also link to the abyss guide instead of the runecrafting guide.

QUOTE(Cky @ Jan 1 2007, 10:23 PM) [snapback]83874[/snapback]

Fletching / RuneCrafting / Magic Combo

Requirements:
70+ Fletching (85 is where the real money starts)
44+ RuneCraft
55+ Magic

Method:

To start, buy 1k pure ess at 100 each (lower if you can), yew logs at 275 each (lower if you can), and bowstrings for 200 each (lower if you can), all around the general area of 550-600k. If you dont have that kind of cash, don't buy the pure ess and just make the bows and sell them. When you buy your stuff, you make the logs into bows, string the bows, and then make natures using the abyss or fairy rings and then high alch. You could replace bowstrings with flax and make that into bowstrings, at at level 85 fletching you could replace yew logs for magic logs. Repeat this method as necessary to earn lots of money.

This is more focused on how to gain xp whilst earning a decent amount of money at the same time. Money-wise, it's better to sell the yew longbows/magic longbows and the nature runes.

QUOTE(Cky @ Jan 1 2007, 10:23 PM) [snapback]83874[/snapback]

NOTE PRICES AS OF THE WEEK OF DECEMBER 20TH
A list of all the rare items and prices for them

Don't bother.

QUOTE(Cky @ Jan 1 2007, 10:23 PM) [snapback]83874[/snapback]

Spikey188's method explained with better english by Nferno

Requirements:

Have about 50-60k to start out with
55+ crafting
67+ mage

Method:
1) Buy both the loop and teeth halves of the Crystal Key (I see people buying them for approx. 25k, but im not entirely sure of the price), make the Crystal Key.
2) Open the Crystal Key Chest (Located in Taverly, In the house opposite that of the Witch's house)
3) Cut the Dragonstone gem that you receive from the chest and make a ring of wealth
4) Enchant and sell the ring (I believe they sell for about 55-65k)

On a side note, smithing cannonballs is a good way to make money and only requires 35 smithing. If you choose this method, each cannonball sells for about 170-200 gp each and you receive 4 balls per steel bar.

The two halves cost 55-65k. A ring of wealth costs 45-55k. The only way to make any profit is to make amulet of glories (50-65k), which isn't much and requires 80 crafting.

Cannonballs are slow and hard to sell. The amount of time lost in smithing cannonballs could potentially push your hourly profits lower. You're better off selling steel bars.

QUOTE(Cky @ Jan 1 2007, 10:23 PM) [snapback]83874[/snapback]

Cafebcs' Help

1) Crafting Method

* Magic 55+ (High Alcheming Spell)
* Crafting 71+ (Blue Dragonhide Full)
* Agility 70+ (Taverly Dungeon Pipe)

Optional: Falador Spell or Tablets

U can go to kill the blue dragons and make the blue dragon body and alch it (5560 coins)

There's plenty of them in Gu'Tanoth, for those who don't have 70 agility. Just like the fletching method, you're better off selling the dragonhides (2k each) to earn more money and save your nature runes. This guide is about maximizing profits. If you want to gain crafting xp, then you can choose whether to spend your money on it.

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If people would like to contribute to the list, then it is preferred if you write a mini-guide on it, like the various ones on the guide. Please be specific on what you need and what to do. Where can you get the materials? How much money can you earn in an hour? If your guide is large enough to warrant a seperate topic, then do so and it will be linked to there.

Here are some ideas:

• Green dragons (can be made into a seperate guide, providing it's detailed enough)
• Red dragons (can be made into a seperate guide, providing it's detailed enough)
• Chaos druids for herbs (don't forget locations)
• Slayer monsters (can be made into a seperate guide, providing you're covering the various profitable monsters)
• Metal dragons (just link it to the existing guide)
• Cow hides
• Killing runecrafters *cough* (if anyone's brave enough to do it, it's a method after all)
• Pking (can be made into a seperate guide, providing it's detailed enough)
• Barrows (just link it to the existing guide, anyone want to help I R Bush update his guide?)
• Sharks and monkfishes (don't know how well they sell)
• Stocking from various NPC stores (could be made into a seperate guide, if you detail the various things that can be bought, and how well it sells)
• Molten glasses (don't know how well they sell)
• Pest control (may earn good money if you have a fast team, not sure)
• Boss monsters

I might spice up this guide myself, if I have the time.

This post has been edited by Mysticallity: Jan 11 2007, 04:38 PM

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spikey188

Jan 11 2007, 01:14 PM | Post #26

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ok yeah the ring of welth dont work any more they gone down to much i tbeen a while sence i was in wrold 2 market

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Wizard Agua

Jan 15 2007, 06:10 PM | Post #27

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Heres a Semi-Good Method.

Stats Required:
71 Crafting (Full Blue Dragon Hide)
55 Magic (High Alchemy Spell)
71 Agility (Tavelry Dungeon Pipe to Blue Dragons)
44 Runecrafting (Nature Runes)

Method:

Go to Tavelry Dungeon,and use the Pipe there to access the Blue Dragons.It's the fastest Way.Make sure you have a Anti-Dragon Shield or else you'll get A. 1 Hit K Oed by Breath or B. Hit for Alot by the Breath.Kill for a Full inventory.Make Sure you have Food.Bury the Bones.After you have 20ish Blue Dragon hides,craft them into Full Blue Dragon Hide.High Alchemy them for Good Cash. If you want,you can save the Bones,and sell them in World 2.After you run out of Nature Runes,craft some more using A. The Abyss Method B. General Store or C. Fairy Ring Code.

~Wizard Agua

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Cky

Jan 23 2007, 05:01 PM | Post #28

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Updated with things that will be included sooner or later.


Oh and MinrI very inappropriate.

This post has been edited by Cky: Jan 23 2007, 05:05 PM

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afgyo23

Jan 30 2007, 01:21 AM | Post #29

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what is another way of making money for non members?

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Cky

Jan 30 2007, 09:14 PM | Post #30

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Hmm, I'd say just level til you can use the methods in there, because making money is very limited on Free to Play, so I'd say either buy members, or use those methods until I find something else for newer players.

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