I don't think luring is an ethical or fair practice

[Bestmengqin]

While on the way to the wildy, 2 of his friends had a private chat with OSRS Gold For Sale me, saying that we should all be on the "leader" because he was apparently holding 5m in his inventory. As soon as we arrived, they began killing him and both were immediately skulled after attempting to kill the leader. I knew long before that it was a scam and I didn't take any action.

The reason they wanted to lure me was the fact that I wore Full Zammy so they knew I was wealthy and the payoff would be much in their favor. There are a few things to think about: Give the person a lump of money to prove you're a legitimate person and you'll receive a nice payoff if you keep your word.

Check to see if the person is carrying good equipment and armor. You aren't going to want all the work to go unnoticed. Bring two high-level friends involved in this endeavor. Make sure they convince the victim to switch on the leader first before they get skulled.

SPRINT into the wild in order to ensure that they don't have enough sufficient energy for running out. You must ensure that the person isn't "nooby" in the way they behave. Unfortunately , the people who dealt with me were naive because I was able to spot the scam. I don't think luring is an ethical or fair practice, but hey it takes skill and people skills to persuade a person to give you their money.

Use black knives or obsidian throwing rings. Obsidian throws are marginally slower than knives however they offer the same advantages as magical short bows that have rune Arrows. Rings for RS 2007 Fire Cape throwing are more expensive than black knives. Similar statistics, but slower and more expensive? Wow, looks like the winner!