Jaffy1

Banned for being funny. :thumbsup:

I'll tell you what I tell everyone with this question... Slayer = variety while also training a skill on the side, simply by doing combat. A range of creatures surely is more fun than merely killing one creature. Besides, slayer masters will assign you creatures suitable for your level, creatures that usually have fair drops as well. :thumbsup: Actually, yeah. I change my answer to this.

Hello? He said f2p.. No way you get to kill more than 1 giant per minute in a f2p world. :twisted:

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Babies come from parents. Why is Bush an idiot?

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[/hide] I think this is my favorite answer, thanks, i'm gonna do this with Mitrhil :) You're welcome. :D

Orbiter.. Some space game I've never played..

Banned because for being wrong. I use legs, not skirt. Oh, and yes, I have a female character like in my sig, but my sig is like a poor version of my character... \

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When you drop, you stop cutting... Though you might as well burn logs instead of wasting them?

Amen to that! Personally I prefer making yew (or magic if you can) longbows and alcing those while farming. Alternatively you could train a lot of smithing and alc mithril-adamant platebodies or other armour. No loss, and more xp in other skills. :D

How can yews require 50 rc? Anyway. He has no stats sig, and f2p money basically sucks, so he can choose. Your colour doesn't like mine. :twisted:

Yew trees, sell logs. Mining rune essence, sell ores. Mining iron, sell ores. Mining coal, sell ores. Mining gold, sell ores. Steel bars, already there. Mining adamantite ore/selling adamantite bars. Mining runite ore/selling runite bars. Fishing swordfish and selling raw. Fishing lobsters and selling raw. In any case these methods are much faster in p2p, as well as wasting less xp. :|

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I didn't notice any, but I didn't look for them either. There's 2 workbenches near the stairs where you'd come up, both of which have anvils, so I suppose it would make sense anways?

Skill cape trimmed, or obsidian cape. You can't really get the really good stuff with low defence... Nor do the Quests they require. :| I would recommend getting attack 70, get a whip and train using shared xp (strength mode). That way you'll also level defence, but mostly maintain pure stats... I suppose without Quests and sufficient ring of wealth would have to suffice for getting better drops, or berkerker ring for strength bonus. Mind you that with attack 45 you're not even able to use gmaul, let alone real decent weapons. Defence 1 only is worth it if you're a ranged/magic. Strength "pures" often have somewhat less nooby defence and relatively high attack for weapons such as whip.

Nooby defence = nooby armour. Get blue dragonhide chaps, that's somewhat decent. Other than that the regular noobarmour you'd have in f2p... You should get defence up. :wall:

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544. :D

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That would take long.... Varrock armour 2 recommended if you do decide on smithing using a furnace, Edgeville furnace. I did a lot of mining/smithing in f2p in between memberships. For leveling mining and smithing I suggest the following... Mining/Superheating/Smithing/Alcing: 1. Calculate how many steel bars you need to smelt until level 48. Then buy that number of nature runes and iron ore. Equipt a staff of fire (or related), bring natures and iron ore into the mining guild and start getting coal. Superheat as you mine, bank the inventory (minus 2 spots for coal) and repeat. When you smelted all bars (or the amount that you could affort upon buying ores and nats), go make steel platebodies and high alc those. Repeat cyclus if necessary. Result: Near to max xp in mining, and max xp in smithing and magic + loss of money. 2. Calculate how many mithril bars you need to smelt until level 68, then buy that number of nature runes and mithril ore. Equipt a staff of fire, bring natures and mithril into mining guild and start getting coal. Superheat as you mine, bank the inventory (minus 4 spots for coal) and repeat. When you smelted all bars (or the amount that you could affort upon buying ores and nate), go make mithril platebodies and high alc those. Repeat cyclus if necessary. Result: Near to max xp in mining, and max xp in smithing and magic + profit. 3. Calculate how many adamantite bars you need to smelt to smithing 88 (or goal level), then buy that number of nature runes and adamantite ore. Equipt a staff of fire, bring natures and adamantite ore into the mining guild and start getting coal. Superheat as you mine, bank the inventory (minus 6 spots for coal) and repeat. When you smelted all bars (or the amoung that you could affort upon buying ores and nats), go make adamant platebodies and high alc those. Repeat cyclus if necessary. Result: Near to max xp in mining, and max xp in smithing and magic + profit. I personally bought 40k mith ore and nats and leveled up almost 20 levels to 86 smithing , magic leveled around 20 levels, and mining leveled around 15 levels (to nearly 97). :thumbsup: If you merely with to level smithing and don't care about expenses. Buy gold ore and make bars until level 68, buy mithril bars and make platebodies until 88, and then do adamant platebodies until 99. Alcing platebodies would help. Please note that buying bars will cause you to lose a lot of cash. When smithing, don't forget to use a Stealing Creation hammer for maximum xp.

I agree. I did Brimhaven until I was 73, then switched to Ape Atoll. Brimhaven is awesome for lower level training. :thumbsup:

Boring, but yes. Soul Wars also is most effective. Pest Control isn't bad either. Slayer would be more fun though, if you ask me.

I did a lot of mining and smithing in f2p in between memberships. For you I would recommend the following: 1. Either calculate how many mithril bars you need to smelt and smith until your goal level, then buy that number of nature runes and mithril ore. Equipt a staff of fire, bring natures and mithril into mining guild and start getting coal. Superheat as you mine, bank the inventory (minus 4 spots for coal) and repeat. When you smelted all bars (or the amount that you could affort upon buying ores and nate), go make mithril platebodies and high alc those. Repeat cyclus if necessary. Result: Near to max xp in mining, and max xp in smithing and magic + profit. 2. Calculate how many adamantite bars you need to smelt to smithing 88 (or goal level), then buy that number of nature runes and adamantite ore. Equipt a staff of fire, bring natures and adamantite ore into the mining guild and start getting coal. Superheat as you mine, bank the inventory (minus 6 spots for coal) and repeat. When you smelted all bars (or the amoung that you could affort upon buying ores and nats), go make adamant platebodies and high alc those. Repeat cyclus if necessary. Result: Near to max xp in mining, and max xp in smithing and magic + profit. 3. Calculate how many steel bars you need to smelt and smith till goal level. Then buy that number of nature runes and iron ore. Equipt a staff of fire, bring natures and iron ore into the mining guild and start getting coal. Superheat as you mine, bank the inventory (minus 2 spots for coal) and repeat. When you smelted all bars (or the amoung that you could affort upon buying ores and nats), go make steel platebodies and high alc those. Repeat cyclus if necessary. Result: Near to max xp in mining, and max xp in smithing and magic + loss of money. I personally bought 40k mith ore and nats and leveled up almost 20 levels to 86 smithing , magic leveled around 20 levels, and mining leveled around 15 levels (to nearly 97). :thumbsup: