Vorkath

I use clicker no problem

So since my last slayer post on asking tips for it, I've made some great progress. About 69-86 in under 2 weeks. But now that I've hit 86 slayer, my question to you slayer pros is, is it worth it to now pie to do cerb? Thanks in advance!

I'm confused lol

Anyone got a extra for sale?

Very well written thank you

Lol? What in the actual hell

Haha I'm workin on the pure also doing crabs till 60 att and str then nmz

Thanks man False there is a method to achieve max slayer xp/hr

I have about 350mish bank so I have some to spare on supplies for greater xp/hr. So on the shitty task such as iron drags etc you simply just skip vs block em? Also what about your random tasks such as fire giants, bloodvelds? Just skip em or do em? Also the new wyrms, I believe they may be worth blocking cause cant cannon or anything and it's fairly slow maybe worth blocking those over greater demons but idk I'm a slayer noob Haha but 99 slayer in 2 weeks is fuckin incredible lol

Great guideline thank you for your input and time. I really appreciate it Thank you for all of your alls input. I really appreciate it. I saw some say block black demons, one guy mentioned demonic gorillas, I do have mm2 unlocked so would it be worth keeping those unblocked and doing those? Also, when it comes to hellhounds, I know I'm a long way off but would it be worth to unblock those when it comes time for Cerberus?

So I've always wanted a high slayer level but never found training it to appealing. Now, with release of hydra along with other slayer bosses I have accepted the fact that I need to get into it. I'm 70 slayer and maxed combat, should I be using Duradel over nieve? Also should I unlock boss tasks such as wilderness bosses, gwd, tzhaar? Also what tasks do you recommend blocking? Trying to make this slayer process as smooth as possible

The mouse recorder is nice

I've also been receiving a lot but hey that's part of it

99 str has been completed from this from lvl 75 in under 2 weeks.

As stated above mouse recorders are great for this