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68 mage to 70

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hey i was wondering how many fire strikes it would take to get to 70 mage from 68, and how long it will take training on lessers, and i dont understand the skill calc does it mean 2291 max hits till 69or just averages hits thanks .

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hey i was wondering how many fire strikes it would take to get to 70 mage from 68...

 

It would take you about 7370 FS to go from 68 to 70

 

 

 

The average exp that you get from casting a nuke like FS

 

is the BaseExp + HitDone*2 but HitDone averages about MaxHit/2

 

 

 

So, your average exp is BaseExp + MaxHit

 

 

 

Btw, you might want to consider switchng to failed Curse.

 

You would need, at most, only 4573 of those.

 

The cost per cast is about the same.

 

 

 

Hope this helps

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great lol thanks for the help

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fire spells are effective against mossies right?

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yes, but it can be hard to find a safespot at the crandor mossies since the update...

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32,606th to 99 magic || 15,388th to 99 dungeoneering || 12,647th to 99 farming

14,792nd to 99 range || 24,954th to 99 herblore

If members, best suggestion is making gold bracelets and high alching. The runes pay for themselves and you make 30gp gold in the process.

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