This week on XP Waste, I finally stop yapping about fencing injuries, bingo planning, and my vendetta against the Blast Furnace long enough to do the episode we’ve been teasing forever: what to do when you’ve got 200m and you want to be raid ready. If you’re sitting on a stack and staring at the wiki money-making page like “cool, but how do I actually gear for Chambers, TOA, and even TOB without trolling my team,” this is the breakdown. Michael and I lay out two different 200m approaches: a practical “all-around raider” setup that covers melee/range/mage swaps without you having to sell your soul, and a more DPS-leaning list if you want to feel like an e-girl gamer pumping numbers. We talk through the staple mid-game buys that basically never stop being useful (hello, Fang being the same price forever), why some items hold value even when the economy’s doing its thing (bond price tells a story), and what you should treat as non-negotiable account power: untradeables, core jewelry, and the kind of spec weapons that make raids smoother. The takeaway is simple: you don’t need a shadow or max gear to start raiding—you need smart, flexible purchases and a plan that doesn’t brick your bank.