There are a whole lot of things I can tell you

Whatever you OSRS gold dont get it, Jagex doesn't understand the idea of a nerf. A nerf is used to stop something being overpowered and return it to a level at which it's acceptable, they've made dharoks another pair of generic level 70 gear that is useless in comparison to Veracs. Jagex should stop turning usable content to content that is dead, Barrows is 1 release from getting completly redundant as it is.

Drag an inventory space to it should you want to link this to the activity bar. I don't believe that you can link summoning scrolls for it but I might be incorrect. 1 thing about EoC I'd tell you before you start is that you should either double wield (weapons in the hands) or utilize a two-handed weapon for maximum damage outputsignal, which means something such as a whip (dirt cheap today by the way) wouldn't be very successful unless you've got an off-hand version also. Good fortune, but I imagine it could be a bit of a shock because there have been a lot of major changes.

Hey Midaves, what is it going? There are a whole lot of things I can tell you, but here are essentially the very important: First, do not go for the older gear setups or anything. What was good 3 decades ago is probably mediocre today. Concerning armour, here are some setups: Melee: Barrows armour: Verac's collection is the cheapest, being only over 1,000,000 coins in the Grand Exchange. It gives a prayer bonus, which can be useful if you Slay using Piety on (I am guessing you don't have Turmoil) Another alternate set is Guthan's collection, which heals you a bit when you deal damage with it. It eliminates the requirement for food at quite a few places.

A particular mention goes into Dharok's set, which includes a rather fun special skill - the lower your health drops, the higher you strike. It's quite fun to use it sometimes. Advantages (Barrows): Set effect, Cheap. Cons: Degrade; should you die and choose not to protect your armour, it completely degrades and buy School RuneScape Gold fixing the whole set costs around 200k approximately.