HP washing gear/cost

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thread starter Peechyboy69 Sep 05 2009 + PM | QUOTE | PERMALINK | REPORT

I was wondering what the cost of various items are for HP washing. I was wondering which items give more int for your buck (eg +15 int yac for 15 mill > +3 int earring for 20 mill). I would like to gain roughly 600-700 HP or so by level 130 (I'm level 80 right now).

vengeance251 09/06/09 + PM | QUOTE | PERMALINK | REPORT

You probably won't get the funding/equips anyway... only a few people can afford that much...

OnAir 09/06/09 + PM | QUOTE | PERMALINK | REPORT

Peechyboy69 : Aight. I decided to get around 120 int boost (1 wash per level). How much would these items cost: 25 int Zhelm 5 int Dep star 5 int Black belt (I'll earn this one) 15 int YAC 20 int Sauna 10 int Sheild 10 int Earrings 10 int Gloves 10 int Wand (level 8 one) 2 int Broken Glasses 3 int YSS 5 base int That makes 120 int overall. 2 things: How much does this all cost and is there a cheaper alternative (eg instead of 20 int sauna/bathrobe and 10 int wand, 30 int sauna/bathrobe is cheaper (EXAMPLE, not truth )) The 10 INT shield itself would be about 1.2bil. All that should be about 2-3 bil not including the helm (since I'm not sure about helm price.)

Anthoy84 09/06/09 + PM | QUOTE | PERMALINK | REPORT

Go Blood Build instead?

Pinky 09/06/09 + PM | QUOTE | PERMALINK | REPORT

ok, since youre trying to cut corners from the very beginning youre probably not going to get very far what i did was just get a zhelm and wear a pq pendant or d star, and that was at lvl 73 this will mean an hp wash every 4-5 lvls some of us arent gifted with the business sense necessary to merchant enough money to buy what youre aiming for, and thats ok people reach at least 4k hp on the blood build at 130 and still have good dmg ranges so worry more about getting to 130 rather than buying int gear and focus more on weapons and capes because this will just send you on a long winding path of searching with inadequate funds and disappointment before realization that it really doesnt matter in the long run