The spreadsheet provides a detailed overview of the impact of each divination boost on your total energy/hour, listing all divination boosts in order from most impact to least impact. Divination is a gathering and manufacturing skill developed by humans in the Sixth Age, starting as gathering Guthix’s residual life force. It can be done either solo or in a group.
A Divine-o-matic vacuum is an item discovered at level 101 Invention that uses up empty divine charges while training Divination and converts them to full divine charges. Ava’s accumulator is awarded to players who complete the quest Animal Magnetism if they are above level 50 Ranged. The Divination cape boosts a spring’s minimum duration by 30 seconds, one time per spring.
In the Gate of Elidinis, players use Mining, Crafting, Divination, and Agility to cleanse the Gate off. John Janzen’s notions of social consensus and therapeutic efficacy within a pluralistic medical framework are reconsidered within a pluralistic medical framework.
Divination in Runescape is mostly used for making “signs of porters” that can auto bank things like logs, fish, and loot for players. Higher tier divination is also discussed, with RA Rappaport’s book insisting that religion can and must be reconciled with science.
In the Settlers Challenge League, players help Kalguuran pioneers build the town of Kingsmarch and establish trade between Wraeclast and their homeland. The Divine-o-matic vacuum can store up to 100 divine charges and can be obtained from Curio Displays in the final reward.
The guide covers various topics such as unlocking invention, materials (parts and components), gizmos and perks, adding gizmos to items, augmentation, and item levels.
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0:36 Max cape perk – Store the perks of 3 other capes on it 1:49 Enriched Pontifex Shadow ring – Multiple various perks 2:43 Ring of Vigour passive – Quest reward 3:18 Gold accumulator – QOL benefit. Can be added to the toolbelt. 3:58 Bonecrusher (toolbelt) – Auto convert bones to prayer xp without using a slot 4:50 Upgraded bonecrusher (bonepicker) – Auto picks up bones not marked for crushing, similar to the charming imp. Bones are not noted however. Using the “death note” relic power will note the picked up bones. 5:08 Spirit Cape – Buying it via dung points will reduce the cost of familiar special moves by 20% simply by owning it. 6:03 Charming Imp – Picks up summoning charms for you. Can be added to the toolbelt 7:14 Spring Cleaner – Gives materials or gold for selected items like salvaged metals. Powered by springs. Upgradable. 8:17 Zuk Capes – BIS capes for all combat styles. The necro cape boosts the death skulls ability. 9:07 Infernal Puzzle Box – Multiple various perks. Can go on toolbelt. 10:06 Curse of the Black Stone quest – 10% damage reduction in the 3 elite dungeons. Loot chest upgrade to also be a bank. Chance of increased rewards. 10:45 Twilight of the Gods – 10% reduction in Zamorak fight. Ability to use chaos die reroll tokens. 10:52 Fort Forinthry – Multiple various perks 11:40 Reaper Crew achievement – Kill every boss once for a permanent combat stats boost worth about 1% dps 12:16 Archaeology relics – Multiple various perks while they are enabled. 13:21 Anachronia totems – Multiple various perks.
Gold charms (if above about lv50ish), obsidian, abyssal and talon beast charms are worth consuming for the xp since the materials needed to make the pouches are too much effort for the xp or the familiars aren’t really that useful Herbicide and Seedicide can be upgraded with 25k beans each at PoF shop to make them pick up seeds and herbs like the bonepicker does. Super good for any iron accounts Also worth mentioning the bonecrusher, imp, accumulator, seedicide and herbicide can be thrown onto the toolbelt for 500 slayer pts each, saves inventory spaces if you don’t wanna carry them or equip em :_initPogChamp:
I’ve always been saying these boss guides have to be leaving some details out, because I do them to the letter and still take more damage/deal less damage. This article proves me right. There’s a ton of passive buffs that simply don’t get mentioned because we’re just expected to know. “Hey this method gives you easy kills to farm this boss!” Conveniently forgets to mention you need the Reaper Crew buff, which I didn’t even know existed. It’s the “Someone call 911” scenario. Everyone assumes somebody else is doing it, so nobody does. Boss guide articles assume everyone knows these passives, and simply don’t mention it. I’d say just assume I’m an idiot who never played this game before, but then I’m hit with “What are you doing bossing then?” The gatekeeping is real. But you sir have revealed their biggest secrets. You’re the masked magician exposing how the magic works. You’ve shown the “pray and eat your vitamins” bossers are actually using steroids. Thank you, kind sir!
I think the only really useful one that I didn’t hear you mention was the Slayer Helm stand in Anachronia. Getting the slayer benefits including the accuracy buffs, the protection equipment (spiny helm, earmuffs, nose peg and face mask) and being able to wear an additional piece of armour in the helm slot is pretty huge.