In case you require a hatchet to OSRS gold aid in setting the trap, for example, for potential traps. Also, you can utilize it as a firebox so you can cook your meat while you wait for your traps to snare. What is pitfall hunting? no reason? Cooking the meat is an absolute inefficient use of your time. You're better off cutting or slicing when you're forced to wait.

The cooking of the meat can be slightly useful as you'll be doing nothing but cooking and waiting for the traps to come. It is possible to alch as well. It's a matter of personal preference which one you'd do However, if your choice is to cook, this Dwarven Army Axe can come in handy. I don't see what argument you're trying to convey by defending pitfall hunting. You have a range of options when it comes to learning to be a Hunter and pitfall hunting is one among those possibilities. It'd be very naive to think that no one at ever hunts with pitfalls.

I was simply stating one example in which I was merely stating one scenario in which the Dwarven Army Axe could be used. Do you have a sort of hatred against the use of it as a Hunter? I agree that there alternative training methods that could be more effective, but this Dwarven Army Axe is a good option.

I brought the axe along with me to miscellania today and cut some trees. the next thing I did was use it to make some tele tabs and to get some odd rocks. It's handy for whatever they want to use it for. Runescape is a game, its supposed to be fun. But who are you to tell if the way people share their time and energy is worth it?

Seconded, I utilized it today for my strange rocks, I used it to runecraft, woodcutting, firemaking, as well as mining rock (then I realised it was just steel: ), on top of using it for Miscellania. At its core, I think it's an excellent object for many people to use in a variety of ways and you can accept the fact that it's not to your personal taste. saying it's not worth it is not just ignorant and unfounded, but to rs2007 gold claim that it's only used by those "trying to be different" is just ignorant on top of that.