It's pretty decent but you'll be OSRS GP running out of terrorbird time/inventory spaces before this it seems like, Maybe just the monks you have in your inventory it seems like b2P are sufficient for 80 defense but the terrorbird wouldn't hurt I suppose, play around with it.
It's pretty profitable to kill especially with falador shield 4. Instead, go with an armed terrorbird and make sure it begins fighting with the mole every single time. What happens is the terrorbird begins to move in the course of the mole, even having dug it into the ground, giving you an concept of where it may be where it is.
The terrorbird is also able to allow you to run infinitely (with the scrolls) which is an enormous helm. If you're looking to range, use the general run set-up of Dragonhide and some Prayer or Defence bonuses mixed into (Helm or Nietiznot for instance). I'd suggest that diamond or ruby bolts are best to choose. If you're using whips, chaotic rapiers and claws/ddp. If you're meleeing, bring proselyte armour in order to protect the prayer pots and make use of piety.
To melee would guthans and a super set be effective? I was just at it with the range set up (rune plate granite shied the hide) but it didn't come up all that often, so i thought guthans, barrows gloves, and some super sets could be very useful. I'd increase my income faster as i would never use diamonds or food as much?
If you are in a safe area (using the tiny gap next to the obelisk; the obelisk won't be able to hit you until it burrows) you won't need much food, if at all. Guthan's probably wouldn't be very efficient.
I suggest you try broads/emerald RuneScape Membership setup. Start at the beginning with the emerald to poison, change to broads to finish it off. Each kill will be worth about 20k or less. Myself, I aim for 2 kills every run (using prot melee when needed) before returning to home port. recharge at altar, use the fally portal and bank and return in time for the next spawn.
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