Yes, I know that you can dig it up to OSRS GP hold your own treasure hunt. But that's all. I'd love to put an item of value in it and put it in a secluded area to be buried. But how will anyone else be able to access it, if I had to set a pin to it or hand keys out. That's a complete waste of time but isn't that right? If I place it in the earth of specific world, does it really exist on all the worlds or just the one I chose to bury it on?
Will it remain in that spot forever, and ever, and ever? How can other people locate it, let alone even be aware that it is buried somewhere? Another issue I'm concerned over is I'm not willing launch a treasure hunt without announcing it. I'm 99percent certain that some scammer will turn the whole thing into a scam in the near future.
For the amulet the fury (again with a price drop as does the bandos) is still considered the best bet. For the cape you've acquired the trimmed cape, which is also called the fire cape, which is the most eminent fire cape that you earn by the sale of a fire cape while playing a minigame much more difficult than fighting caves. It's tough. It's very tough. You have to do that search for that ring I have mentioned earlier. It's not perfect however, according to the information I've received, it has great stats.
Inquiring about the skill that is most lucrative is very vague, so you're likely to receive (and have gotten) several untrue answers. Let me give you a quick overview of some skills that you might want to know more about (in the ways in which they're trained by the majorityof them, so it's the most realistic - with the exception of Hunter jadinkos, which don't earn much money, but they're efficient.
I suggested red chinchompas as the option with cheap RuneScape gold the highest profit potential. Grenwalls can be another option and are more likely to yield profit but they're a lot more time-consuming and have a slower rate of exp/h (as similar to runite's relation with Mining).
