Nex consists of 5 phases, each are different if their own way and can all be potentially dangerous.

Setup

This is a screenshot showing the amount of Brews/Restores for a DIVINE Setup



The gear can obviously be substituted for Armadyl instead of Pernix and Ranger boots instead of Glaiven and Rings can be switched too.



This is a screenshot showing the amount of Brews/Restores for Eagle Eye Kiteshield/Elysian Spirit Shield Setup



The gear can obviously be substituted for Armadyl instead of Pernix and Ranger boots instead of Glaiven and Rings can be switched too.



Getting there and preparations

Killing Nex

Start+Smoke Phase


After Fumus is dead, change your prayer to Protect Range Attacks it helps a lot.

Shadow Phase

After Umbra is dead, make sure to switch back to Magic Prayer and get your claws/piety on ready to spec Nex after she has siphoned.

Blood Phase

After Cruor is dead stay MD from Nex.

Ice Phase


Switch to your diamond bolts (e) for Glacies and kill him off while watching out for Nex's attacks.

Last Phase - Zaros Phase


Dieing

This is a Guide how to do Mobilising armies on the fastest way and how to get your rank up to 300.(for imbued rings)



How to start.

You go to junior cadet mal, you can see where he is on the map.
He wil explain you the basics of this minigame, you need to talk to start this minigame.
When you talked to him, and he been showing you what you need to do here, you can start.

Step 1 - Getting Ready

What you do is you go to the grand exchange, and you buy 10 rune chainbody's, or get them on any other way.
Then you go to Junior cadet Mal, you right-click on him then go to invest.
You put the rune chainbody's in and you invest them for investment points, you'll be able to do alot when u got those points.

What you now do is you go to the recruiting room, you go to the dwarf recruiter and you right click on him, and click on recruit.
Then you got the option to pick between light units(feather icon) or heavy units(the steel block).
Best thing to do is picking 9 light units and one heavy unit(you can pick the number of units by clicking on quantity).

Now you go to the Special unit tent.
There you click on the special unit table, now you get a screen with the 4 kind of special units you can pick.
You pick 5 cannons then click on buy.
You go to the south stairs inbetween the recruitment room and the reward rooms.
You are now ready to start this minigame.

Step 2 - Starting this minigame

Click on the stairs and a screen wil pop up, as you wil see in the example.
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   Mobilising armies Guide.

This is a Guide how to do Mobilising armies on the fastest way and how to get your rank up to 300.(for imbued rings)
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How to start.

You go to junior cadet mal, you can see where he is on the map.
He wil explain you the basics of this minigame, you need to talk to start this minigame.
When you talked to him, and he been showing you what you need to do here, you can start.

Step 1 - Getting Ready

What you do is you go to the grand exchange, and you buy 10 rune chainbody's, or get them on any other way.
Then you go to Junior cadet Mal, you right-click on him then go to invest.
You put the rune chainbody's in and you invest them for investment points, you'll be able to do alot when u got those points.

What you now do is you go to the recruiting room, you go to the dwarf recruiter and you right click on him, and click on recruit.
Then you got the option to pick between light units(feather icon) or heavy units(the steel block).
Best thing to do is picking 9 light units and one heavy unit(you can pick the number of units by clicking on quantity).

Now you go to the Special unit tent.
There you click on the special unit table, now you get a screen with the 4 kind of special units you can pick.
You pick 5 cannons then click on buy.
You go to the south stairs inbetween the recruitment room and the reward rooms.
You are now ready to start this minigame.

Step 2 - Starting this minigame

Click on the stairs and a screen wil pop up, as you wil see in the example.
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You click on the level Conflict, now another screen wil show up, here you can pick the formation you want your units to stand in.
In my opinion you dont really need any formation of your doing this minigame on the quick, easy and fastest way, so you can keep it on "Wedge formation"
You now click on Next and another screen wil show up: "Scenario Investment options".
Howmore investment points you spend on your war scenario's how more reward credits wil be, so what you do is you click on the button "ALL" wich wil invest
the maximum ammount of investment points u can put in that round, then you click on play.
You wil now appear in a waiting room, wich needs 2 people to start a game.

You need to do the level conflict to unlock the other maps to fight on.
Becouse this level is only needed to do for unlocking the map siege, i wont give any examples in screenshots for it, only the ones your going to need at the other map.
When you are in the Conflict map, you just select your units by clicking on them, and you move over the map by using your arrow keys on your keyboard.
basicly to do this map quickly, select your units and move towards your enemy's.
You can attack them by selecting one of your units, then you click on one of their units and it wil attack them.
Keep doing this till your units are all dead or all of their units are dead.

After this battle you wil now have dead units, the unit scrolls in your inventory wil have red crosses trough them.
What you do now is you go to the recruitment room, go to the dwarven recruiter and you right click on him, then you select the option manage.
In the screen that pops up, you see a button that says resupply all.
click on that and it wil restore your scrolls.
Now you go back to the stairs and you now click on the map "Siege"
You do the same as on the other map, you click on next again, and the scenario investment option screen wil pop up.
Again click on the "ALL" button so you'll invest the maximum ammount of investment credits available in that scenario.
Now click on play and you wil start as soon you get 4 players in the waiting room.


Step 3 - Siege

You now enter the map Siege.



As you can see on the example, it's a square map with a castle in the middle, normally you need to get the walls of the castle down as fast you can, faster then the other teams.
There wil be a team on every side of the castle.
Now to do this quickly, and on the best way to get rank 300 fast.
You select your units, and let them all attack the wall.



Once all your units are on the wall, the NPC'S on the wall will attack your units, this wil cause your units to get hit and lose hitpoints.
What you basicly need to do is waiting till the timer in the corner of the screen says 25 minutes left, when there are 25 minutes left its sure you wil get atleast a rank
and reward points, so when the game starts the timer in the corner wil say 29 minutes. you attack the wall from 29 minutes to 25 minutes.
When the timer says 25 minutes, you go to the special unit button, and use your cannons on your own units.
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This wil make you die, and basicly lose, but even if u lose you get one rank up plus alot of reward credits, more then u invest basicly.
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When you keep doing this you wil get your ranks fast.
Why? becouse instead of trying to win and get 2 ranks, wich would take around 15-20 minutes, you so suicide and get 1 rank per 5 minutes.
This wil go faster and you get ranks and alot of reward points.
So it's a win win situation
That's basicly all you have to do, you start the game, let your units attack the wall and kill yourself with cannons when the timer says 25 minutes.
It still takes quite a time but it's definatly worth it, the rings wil help you in wars and other combat situations.

ver want to boost to assist a 97 herb effigy when you're only 95? But hate grabbing spices? Or just want to make some extra money on the side? Brewing greenman's ale is an easy source of cash on the side for little to no work. There are very few real requirements, and requires little time to maintain after an initial start-up. To clarify, in this guide we'll be looking at brewing Greeman's ales only, the reason being that they're the most expensive ale when matured and most useful for PvMing.

Requirements
>Access to Port Phasmatys
>Access to Keldagrim
>Ability to play Trouble Brewing (requires Cabin Fever completed and 40 cooking)
>Ingredients needed to make ales

The requirements to make the ale itself on the other hand are (per vat):
1. 2 buckets of water
2. 2 barley malt
3. 1 bag of The Stuff (optional but HIGHLY recommended)
4. 4 corresponding secondary ingredients for the ale you wish to brew (Harralander herbs, in this case)
5. 1 pot of ale yeast (can be purchased at the Keldagrim brewing vat for 25 gp OR at Port Phasmatys for 5 ecto-tokens)

The Stuff
The stuff is essential if you wish to brew for money, and I can't stress it highly enough. It doubles the chances of your brews maturing, and mature brews are what you want when you're brewing. Playing a game of Trouble Brewing takes 20 minutes, and if you play it right, you should have enough tokens (pieces of eight) to buy enough bags of The Stuff to last you about 2-3 weeks of brewing.

The Process
Travel to Keldagrim or Port Phasmatys and make your way to the respective brewing areas. The Keldagrim brewing vat is near the south eastern side of the city, directly north of the rail carts while the Port Phasmatys brewing vat is near the entrance of the city, south of the Ectofuntus.




1. Pour 2 buckets of water into the brewing vat.
2. Sprinke in 2 handfuls of barley malt into the vat.
3. Add in a bag of The Stuff (optional but HIGHLY recommended).
4. Add in 4 Harralander herbs.
5. Add in ale yeast.
6. Harvest when fermented (and possibly mature).



The above .gif shows the progression of a vat of ale, from the making (water, barley, The Stuff, harralander, yeast) to the fermentation and eventual harvesting.

Your inventory should look like this after each step:
After all 6 steps have been completed, the vat of ale will start brewing. Brewing takes anything from 1 day to 10 days, but the average for a vat of ale to finish brewing (and/or mature) is about 2-3 days. With a decent cooking level (70+) and use of The Stuff, you can expect ales to mature about 60% of the time, give or take a little. If a vat has finished fermenting (as in it gives the option of harvesting) and it hasn't matured, it won't ever mature.

Bad Ales
Vats sometimes also go "bad", as in the ale turns a lime-green colour and is labelled as "bad ale". There's nothing you can do with bad ale, as once it turns bad, there's no way to salvage it. Simply turn the valve on the side of the vat and let it drain out, and then start a new vat (hopefully with better results).

Profit
You can expect about 600k+ profit from brewing per week. This is from about a week of brewing, enough Greenman's ale to last you a while generally.



Keep in mind that your ales won't mature 100% of the time, and won't always take so little time to mature. I've had a vat take up to a week to ferment, but ended up not maturing. Brewing takes very little time on YOUR end, but takes time to ferment. Once you start the process though, brewing is incredibly easy to upkeep and a decent, steady source of income.
And finally, here's a picture of what this guide is all about:

Mature Greenman's Ale