An appropriate analogy is the concept of cheap OSRS GP saving your effigies until you are able to perform them yourself. Either way the end reward will be exactly the same (Dragonkin Lamp) The only difference is the things you surrender when you get there (in this instance, xp earned in various skills). In essence; Get CCB and recharge chaos with tokens.

Let's say you hit 100 hits at an average of 150 damages per hit that is successful. It is estimated that 20 of these hits will be 0s providing you with an approximate accuracy rate of 88%. When you factor in the increased accuracy of the Crossbow, your accuracy rate increases to about 87%. In addition, each of the 7 extra hits you can take will cause an average of 150 damages of course. Therefore, the new overall damage average will be 130.5 instead of be 120 (this factors in the 0s).

Now lets compare this to a 5% increase in damage: Your accuracy rate will remain at 80%. Since each of these 80 hits is increased by 5percentage points, the overall damage per successful hit goes up to 157.5. Now, we will include the additional 20 zeros you have hit for every 100 shots. The new total damage per shot will be 126.

It is evident that you will see the same amount of the amount of damage rather than a reduction of 5.5% increase. However, I'm deducting the damage that eagle eye already has. So, let's start with the rigour provides +5 percent accuracy as well as more damage as compared to eagle.

Also, CCB is not a percentage boost, but buy 2007 runescape gold a static boost of +30 range on top of the Rune Crossbow. Also, +120 in comparison to +90 is a huge difference which is 33 percent. In my case, I'm using a range-boosting armour to create the range that is +141 with Rune crossbow, and so CCB is +171. That means CCB is just 21 percent more accurate than the rune but ignoring the accuracy increase from Void (it likely doesn't matter anyway as it stacks multi-ply)