Newsletter #4

Here's the Runescape Newsletter from RPGStash.com!

Runescape Power Leveling back on track As you might have noticed the Power Leveling service has been unavailable for the past few days but we want you to know that it is back on track now. We apologize for the down time.

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New Runescape items:
Dragonfire shield (N) Members Only	Granite platelegs Members Only

Safety Tips - New trade scam ***Free stuff (sharks, lobsters, high level pots etc), show your inventory!!!*** This particular scam has only been around for a few weeks. It normally takes place in busy worlds where people trade and carry a lot of items. The scammer will ask you to put your inventory in trade window so that he can see how many of his "free" items you can fit in. Thinking only of those free items, you might forget that your whole inventory is up for trade and automatically click accept. Keep a sober approach to all trades and do not hesitate to report scammers. If an offer looks to good to be true, then it probably is.

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Game Tips - Combat training There are plenty of places where you can train combat skills in Runescape. You should always train against enemies that you easily can beat. Training on higher level creatures is a waste of both your food and time. It is best to start with chickens, imps and rats. Once you develop some fighting skills you can move on to Goblins. When you become level 20-30 you should go to Al Kharid and fight warriors in multi-fighting zone (crossed swords in the right bottom coner). Once you attack a warrior, all warriors around will attempt to fight you. All you need to do then is stand in a corner and kill them one by one. Once you are around 40-50 you can fight guards (level 28). Edgeville has plenty of them and you can heal yourself at the monastery. Later on, you can fight jail guards or giants. Giants are the best option for middle-high combat level, because they drop valuable items like bones, roots, runes and gold. Good training spots: - Chickens everywhere - Cows in the cow pen behind the windmill near Lumbridge (not the one north of the toll gate). - Goblins in goblin village. - Hob Goblins at mining sites in wilderness (this is a personal favorite). - Warriors in Al Kharid. - Guards in Falador, Varrock or Edgeville. - Men everywhere. - Skeletons everywhere. - Zombies in Graveyard. - Dwarves at dwarven mines. - Guards in the jail east of Draynor village. - Dark wizards in the wilderness (the ones near Varrock are usually taken). - Black knights in Lava Maze. - Giants in wilderness or Edgeville dungeon.

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Did You know? ...that holding control (ctrl) while clicking at a destination spot causes your character to run there even if you are set to walking? ...that the "ignore" list is a perfect place to store very short notes or reminders? It is great for making notes of the fairy ring codes, farmer payments, item quantities or prices and many other things. ...an aggressive monster will stop auto-attacking after you reach its double combat level +1?

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