I'd suggest Slayer. Slayer exposes you to a vast array of creatures which all give you a great deal of profit, most of the time. It is possible to RuneScape gold decide from that point on which is your favorite creature to kill. Blue Dragons are excellent money- the downside is that you want 70 agility in order for it to become efficient. Until then, you can kill Black Demons, for money, perhaps.

I am unsure of the price though. You could always use Royal D'hide, which can be at a minimal cost. You can upgrade to Ganodermic, which is approximately 3M.

Please note that all Barrows sets (Ahrim, Dharok, Guthan, Karil, Torag and Verac) all provide IDENTICAL bonuses. Their set skills are different, however- of note are Dharok's equipment, which lets you reach higher as the health gets lower, Guthan's gear, which fixes you as much as you hit, and Verac's equipment, which PROVIDES A PRAYER BONUS THAT THE OTHER SETS DON'T, but also has an opportunity for one to strike considerably more correctly via armour and prayer. Therefore, you could only purchase the cheapest melee set (Torag) and use food.

New Interface System (NIS): Basically you can customize your entire interface to how you would like it. It's a little confusing at first, but once you come up with an interface that's perfect for you you'll wonder why this was not introduced earlier.

Bonds: Buy 14-day membership utilizing in-game currency. Pretty cool if you do not feel like paying for members. The Sixth-Age has begun: I won't spoil anything for you, though I highly advise that you perform'The World Wakes' pursuit before anything else. Then go to'Missing, Presumed Death'.

HTML5: Although HTML5 Runescape remains in beta, it is a major upcoming change to the game. Improved images, camerawork, draw distance etc., are only a few of the advantages of the. Not to mention switching away from Java, that can be a horribly unsecure item of software;--RRB- Divination: New ability, head south of OSRS Gold For Sale Draynor to get started. Inventing: New art arriving in 2014.