3 places 1. General store-lowest of all profit (on that note, alching works too) 2. G.E.-profit, but someone may not buy 3. Orge near jigjig summing altar will take your pouches (noted too) and give you 70% of your charms back
That Entirely depends on how many hours a day you play runescape.
a few days or more depending how much you play, when you have the dog out look at the summoning tab by the inventory and it'll show you the percent the dog has grown so far. just keep feeding it when its hungry and letting it out for a walk every once in a while =D
It depends how long you are on Runescape.
It would take exactly 2555 willow logs.
You take charms, pouches, spirit shards, and secondary summoning ingredients to a summoning obelisk.
Summoning is probly the longest skill to get to 99 because you have to kill monsters to get charms(recomend doing slayer task or rock crabs). I recomend not trying to get this to 99 just collect charms when you can while training any combat skill but im guessing it would take about 4 months but you would gain alot of combat xp while you get charms.
take it to an incubator in taverly when you have level 70 summoning.
It is certainly not EASY to train to such a high level - in any skill. At any rate, it will take you quite a while. The main method used for training Summoning is to kill some monster that drops charms, then use these charms to make pouches.
you bring it to the summoning master located near falador were you first begin summoning once it is enchanted you can not take it apart until it is unenchanted
In summary, it will NOT be fast, whatever you do. Like any skill, it will take some time. Summoning can also be quite expensive. The main method to train Summoning is to kill monsters that drop charms; then use the charms (which are untradeable) to make pouches. Check online guides, for example at runescape.wikia.com, for suggestions about what pouches to make at your current level. I would suggest you do Slayer tasks; that way you also train Slayer and Combat. Most Slayer monsters drop charms. Most Slayer monsters - especially at higher levels - also drop valuable items, i.e., you can earn quite a bit of money with Slayer. This, in turn, can help you buy the items you need to train Summoning. If that doesn't give you enough charms (let's say you get to Slayer level 99 and don't have enough charms for Summoning level 99), you can kill Bork once a day, to get up to 10 blue charms, 17 crimson charms and 5 green charms. (This is the maximum you can get if you did all the Varrock tasks.) Of course, you can also apply any "extra experience" to Summoning (at the cost of NOT applying them to some other skill...). This includes bonuses from the Treasure Hunter activity, the Jack of All Trades aura, penguin points, etc. Also, double experience weekends, if there ever are any (as far as I know, no date has been announced for the next double XP weekend, or whether there even will be one).
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Take it to Pickupstix in, Taverly, (the summoning shop). You need level 20 summoning, in order for him to enchant the helm. Once it's enchanted, the Slayer helm will hold 50 scrolls.
3 places 1. General store-lowest of all profit (on that note, alching works too) 2. G.E.-profit, but someone may not buy 3. Orge near jigjig summing altar will take your pouches (noted too) and give you 70% of your charms back
you have to take your egg (which is obtained as a very rare drop from a brids nest random event) to and incubater which can be found in pickupstick's house in taverly you also need 50 something summoning (for exact number see summoning guide-then pets on the in-game guide to summoning skill)
Your question is a bit ambiguous, but I will endevour to answer your question. If you are referring to "What are charms used for?" then the answer is the summoning skill where you can summon pets (or familiars) to aid you in a variety of ways. To begin to train summoning you have to have completed the wolf whistle quest. A very useful and informative guide on summoning can be found on the runescape website under manuals.
The same as for level 50 in any other skill: 101,333 xp. You can look this up in the runescape.wikia article about "experience". You can also right-click on a skill, and set a target; this will quickly show you how many xp you are missing for the selected target.