And only do EVERY job, Take your own time, gather drops, Dont cannon, Keep all drops,'' You can try Shilo but should you find it difficult, Do chealdar for a while and RuneScape gold most importantly have fun doing this, Dont over do it try to stay consistent with your slaying. You will find a few of AMAZING slayer guides out there if you look for them that will provide you a better view about how to train it.

I'm going to have to disagree with a couple individuals here. I am 80 slay, and that I find that the cannon useful. It actually is total taste, but it helps speed up some slower jobs and can help you get a few range levels in readily. It does cost a good bit of cash, but you are going to be earning so much gain with other jobs it won't even matter. All three of them drop many rannars, mighty banshees also drop a great deal of pure character, so you return about 1/2 into 3/4 of what you invest on cannonballs. I recommend doing kingdom management and farming rannars or snapdragons while slaying anyways, so that cancels out any reduction.

Its really not as expensive as people make it out to be if you're selective about what jobs you use it on. Additionally a lot of people cannon bloodveld jobs at mutated bloodvelds, but I have not did Legacy of Seergaze so I cannot. On the note of the DFS, I locate the rune defender to be better seeing as the +19 (I believe ) to attack really helps more than 2 more strength bonus, unless you're on a really hard-hitting endeavor or a dragon job of course. Of course once again it's preference and will not make much difference, and you may need the extra defense without a bunyip.

On that note, get a bunyip when you can, It is amazing while slaying almost cutting out the need for food. I use it with OSRS Gold For Sale the enchanted excalibur out of seers hard achievement journal, and I don't need food for most tasks. Obviously you do not have enough today, just save up and slowly enhance your gear. Right now I don't have bandos, but I use fighter chest with torags thighs as a great substitute.