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New Runecrafting Technique?

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I heard that theres a way to get 60k exp per hour for RC. Sounds GREAT! but from what i hear you don't get to keep the runes. I was wondering if anyone can clairify what this method of Rc training is and all the details on it. Also any tips if possible :P

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ZMI alter, but I do not know if that amount of xp is correct. I do know that you have to pay 20 runes to access your bank and you do not make multiple runes. You make a random type of rune and get double xp. Check tip.it for a good guide

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but you get to keep those runes.

 

 

 

and the tip.it guide for that is a little basic.

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No such thing, unless it's a community based method. Example: Camp in the ZMI Altar and keep trading runners.

 

 

 

However, the maximum RC exp per hour that one can gain using conventional, non-runner methods is the ZMI altar at 35,000 exp per hour at around lvl 80 (probably an even 40k when you're 99 rc).

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Where you don't keep runes, would be "fast free laws",

 

 

 

For each craft, you give away the runes and equivalent noted ess.

 

 

 

In the "no ess back" world, you only provide free crafting, and spend nothing, though that world tends to be an overflow for runners if there are problems getting fast service at FFL.

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