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Hiya,

Ah! Thanks for looking, as I hadn't had chance to yet. That's a bizarre mix to begin with. I'm not sure that I'd like it. The whole charm of Runescape was working to make your own gp, then kitting yourself out according to what you could afford at the time.

Getting it all on a plate might end up boring, once the novelty had worn off.

I've never been big on combat in RS. I mean, I have my levels (90 in Att, Def, Str; 91 in Range and Mage), but it's been something that I've only trained to keep my skills level and to complete quests. I only nipped into the beta once to try EoC out and it left me confused more than anything. I haven't logged onto RS properly since it went live.

However, I do have many friends who love combat. One of them is indifferent, but the rest are having some serious rants about it. on balance, it's not popular amongst my combat friends.

What are your thoughts on it?

Hi again. I just had a look and Soulsplit is not a renamed version of 2006Scape (formerly RS2006 it seems). But yes, it's a crazy mash-up. You start with 10M, legends cape, some runes, low armour and the Saradomin prayer book (probably without pages).

Btw, what is your opinion on EoC? Or maybe you're planning an article on it. If so, looking forward to it!

Thank you, Kathy. Yes, this one is great warm. But I see it with a couple of ice cubes too.
What's your favorite combination for a pumpkin smoothie?

Re the Torah, I was referring to the period of exile under Babylon. My apologies if it seemed like I was suggesting that Jewish religion was shaking then. Naturally the oral tradition and those strictly adhering to it would have kept it strong.

But the beauty of writing it down (and those Jews were the first to do anything like that) was that it was insurance against any of it becoming watered down. Back then, no-one knew what was going to happen next. This froze the traditions in place, in case of a situation where a dominant culture took over.

In my mind, this is to guard against precisely what happened to the Celts in Britain. Our traditions were oral too, but they came under such sustained cultural attack from the English, that most of it got lost.

I'm also open to discussion. I'm no expert in the history of the holy land. My knowledge is mostly about Britain. Though I'm always good to learn more!