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Hey there. im becoming a member in 2 days and i was wondering. with a pure. thats going to be a member.. would it be best to have mage range attk str trained? or will it be better to be warrior mage..... range warrior? or range mage or sumthing.. im quite new to p2p pures.. but i know all about f2p pures... so can you guys fill me in on what i need to know about pures.. because i love pures.!! lol :) hehe.. any quests pures need to do.. like ummmm horrors from the deep... desert treasure.. other things?? you know lol :) thanks for you time.. get back to me soon.. :) hehe

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... would it be best to have mage range attk str trained?

 

or will it be better to be warrior mage.....

 

range warrior? or range mage or sumthing...

 

Something to consider:

 

 

 

Your combat level depends (partly) on the largest quantity from

 

(Attack + Strength)*2, Range*3, or Magic*3

 

 

 

So you could raise Range (and not HP with a cannon) up to a certain point

 

and not increase your overall combat level.

 

(Although there are some issues with using a cannon)

 

 

 

Likewise, you could raise Magic (and not HP by using non-combat spells

 

like Curse, Hi-alch, Tele, enchant, etc) up to a certain point

 

and not increase your overall combat level.

 

 

 

If you raised Range and Magic in the right way, you would not

 

increase your overall combat level.

 

 

 

So you could be a lethal Warrior/Ranger/Mage combo hybrid.

 

You can have the advantages of all three...

 

 

 

Hope this helps

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