But it has some advantages: a lot of items are cheap right today. If you don't already have chaotics (I have a feeling you wrote the Dungeoneering manual and I'll keep it in mind) then RS Gold you can get a light staff, hand cannon and abyssal whip are all weapons of the 70-75 level that are under 90k.

Since the advent of the grand exchange, objects can be exchanged with ease, and can effectively be considered the same thing. Say that (hypothetically) you require 100k cannonballs for slaying and can afford 200k at 250gp each. If you buy 25000k 100k cannonballs, and they increase to 300gp per one, you'll have 30000k which you can convert to cash or use. In the same way, if the cannonballs rather drop to 200gp each then you'll be left with 20000k which you can exchange for cash or use.

Doubling the investment doubles the profit, regardless of whether it be positive or negative. If you believe that the price of cannonballs will rise, then invest as much as you'd like into them. The higher your investment and the higher the possibility of gain on what you do not get to use. If you purchase fewer cannonballs than you need, then if they rise you'll be required to buy the rest at a cost higher.

In essence, if you believe that cannonballs will rise make sure you invest in them regardless of how many you think you will need to take down. If you're uncertain whether or not they'll rise, then keep your money as cash and then purchase cannonballs in the course of your journey instead of having a stash of.

Over the past weeks, I've been noticing a steady increase in stray clockwork cats everywhere. I saw one roaming around the wild about a week ago amongst all the PvPers. I thought it was one of their followers, even though it was running at no cost and was not following any one (I tried to RS 2007 Accounts find it, thinking it wasn't related to anyone ). But the game told me, "That's not yours ."). Yesterday, there were about 4 or 5 freely roaming around the GE. Also, other places.