When you receive an assignment for monsters in a quest zone You must complete the quest with Buy RS Gold. It's not possible to start the quest and end it immediately after unlocking the monster. If you don't completing the quest, kills don't count toward an Slayer assignment.
You can block certain jobs so that you won't get these tasks from a Slayer master. In order to stop a task, you need to have a minimum of 50 quest points, 100 slayer points, and receive the assignment. There are a total of five slots. This means that you must earn 250 quest point to block 5 tasks. If you've completed all the tasks in the Lumbridge and Draynor Diary, you'll get another slot.
There's no specific list of tasks to block, because this is an individual decision. Block the ones you don't like or feel are too far for you to travel to and won't give you enough experiences in comparison to other tasks. Again, it's all personal choice so there aren't "best tasks to avoid", it's all your choice.
Task extension
You are able to extend certain tasks when you pay Slayer master Slayer points. We advise you to only extend tasks that are ones you normally do and would like doing because prolonging tasks will increase the amount of monsters that you need to eliminate. Also, it can increase your hourly experience because you'll be able kill monsters over a longer amount of time and not have to go back to your Slayer master.
Unlocking
There is also the option to unlock tasks, so that you do not have to complete the quest. Instead, you pay with Slayer points. The majority of these unlocks are available to higher-level Slayer masters.
Killing perks
In essence, there's only one killing perk we would recommend to get, this is The Gargoyle Smasher perk. When you get tasks from higher level Slayer masters, you'll get Gargoyles often as tasks. You'll be able to save lots of time by using this bonus because you'll be able to automatically smash Gargoyles when they've 9 hitpoints or less. Also, you'll be able automately break Dawn and Dusk when they have 0 hitpoints.
Equipment
In melee combat, there are three main weapons to choose from that include: the abyssal whip (or Saradomin sword (if you want to build Strength) or the zamorakian hasta. In the majority of cases, you'll need to choose the abyssal whip. However, in the case of certain monsters, such as dragons, the zamorakian haveta is preferred due to its attack by stab.
In addition to the weapons, you must find the most effective armor with the best strength bonus, this way you'll kill monsters much faster and improve the amount of time you spend in combat. Items that have a high strength bonuses are things like Bandos armour the primordial boots. Although there can be some exceptions, for instance, in the event that you're assigned water-based friends, it's better off getting some more defensive gear, for instance Barrows armor. If you're short in RuneScape 2007 Gold now - don't hesitate to purchase some at Rsorder!
