Best F2P Ranger Pure Training Spot and Gear

[Hawks]

What do you think are the best places to train a F2P ranger pure? I'm trying to get Ranged and Defense to 99.

 

 

 

What's the best F2P gear for a ranger?

[SERG_Troy]

What's the accounts range level now? :?

[Captainkidd]

Gear:

 

Coif

 

Green dragon hide body

 

Green dragon hide legs

 

Stronghold boots

 

Power ammy

 

Maple bow

 

Addy arrows (for killing people)

 

Bronze/Iron arrows (for training)

 

 

 

Training spots:

 

Minotaurs in the stronghold of security, they drop iron arrows like very 5th kill and going from 10-40 range there got me 7k iron arrows, imagine how much you could get going to 99...

 

 

 

Lessers and greaters are pretty good exp (60+ range)

[nerdattack16]

Gear:

 

Coif

 

Green dragon hide body

 

Green dragon hide legs

 

Stronghold boots

 

Power ammy

 

Maple bow

 

Addy arrows (for killing people)

 

Bronze/Iron arrows (for training)

 

 

 

 

Stronghold of Security boots give -1 ranged attack, so do not wear them. Just use leather boots, or none at all.

[Hawks]

The ranged right now is 2, but I'm working on it and it'll hopefully be 10 by tomorrow.

[ImWhiTe]

I use to train on chickens way back in rsc and they were good. There probably still pretty good.

[Roberthree]

The ranged right now is 2, but I'm working on it and it'll hopefully be 10 by tomorrow.

 

 

 

Bit early to think about a 99 then, eh? 99 is over 13,000,000 exp btw.

[brianw789]

i'v traned my last 30ish range levels in varrok sewers accross from skelitons and zombyes

 

 

 

there both good since yuo can sit all day without food

[bongo_man]

Levels 1-20

 

 

 

Gear

 

-Leather Cowl

 

-Hardleather Body (10 Range & Defence) > Leather body

 

-Leather Chaps

 

-Oak Shortbow (5 Range) > Shortbow

 

-Amulet of Power

 

-Leather Vambraces

 

-Steel Arrows (Oak Shortbow) > Iron Arrows

 

 

 

Cows are a great spot to train from 1-20 range, you can range them from behind the fence to avoid using food.

 

 

 

If you don't like the cow method, you can always try chickens in the coop at the farmer's house. They're weak and have a max hit of one, and they drop feathers which you can sell or use for fly fishing.

 

 

 

The main point is to fight weak monsters that won't take your HP down quickly.

 

 

 

 

 

Levels 20-40

 

-Coif

 

-Studded Body (20 Defence)

 

-Studded Chaps

 

-Maple Shortbow (30 Range) > Willow Shortbow

 

-Amulet of Power

 

-Leather Vambraces

 

-Addy Arrows (Maple Shortbow) > Mithril Arrows

 

 

 

Guards at the south entrance to Varrock are perfect for getting your range up. You can range them behind the fence for a safespot, however there are only 2 guards that respawn there.

 

 

 

White Knights in the White Knights Castle are also excellent training sources. Go into the room to your right when you first enter the castle, in here you will be able to range the knights from behind the tables.

 

 

 

 

 

Levels 40-60

 

 

 

Gear

 

-Coif

 

-Green Dragonhide Body

 

-Green Dragonhide Chaps

 

-Maple Shortbow

 

-Amulet of Power

 

-Green Dragonhide Vambraces

 

-Adamant Arrows

 

 

 

Training gets alot easier from here on, since you hit more accurately due to wearing the best range bonus armour in F2P.

 

 

 

OK, a good place to test out your new dragonhide armour is on the Hill Giants in Edgeville dungeon. There's a safespot in the corners, and behind stalagmites and suchforth. Their best drops are limpwurt roots and big bones, which you can stock up on and bank for a nice profit afterwards. However keep in mind it is quite a long walk back to Edgeville.

 

 

 

If you don't mind losing some arrows, you can head towards the crafting guild and powerrange the Hogoblins. They're located on a tiny pathway across from the crafting guild, and you can safely range them from there. Keep in mind though that you won't be able to pick up your arrows (unless you're willing to run across every time you get a kill and pick them up).

 

 

 

 

 

Levels 60-99

 

 

 

Gear

 

-Coif

 

-Green Dragonhide Body

 

-Green Dragonhide Chaps

 

-Maple Shortbow

 

-Amulet of Power

 

-Green Dragonhide Vambraces

 

-Adamant Arrows

 

 

 

The final leg of the race. From here on you will be spending countless hours at either: Lesser Demons, Ankous, Ice Giants/Warriors. Lets start with Ice Giants/Warriors.

 

 

 

Commonly neglected by rangers, Ice Giants/Warriors are an excellent source for range experience. Once you enter the Ice Caves, head to the end where the member's cave is located. You should spot a cross-like figure, made of blocks of snow on the ground. Use this to range Ice Warriors safely (they are aggressive at first, so you may have to run around a bit avoiding them). Once the Ice Warriors stop becoming aggressive, you can move on to the Ice Giants. There's a little opening a bit south of where the safespot is, slip inside there and you will be able to safespot range Ice Giants (Ice Warriors can still fit into the space if you attack them/ if they're still aggressive).

 

 

 

Another popular choice for 99 range are Ankous. Located in the fifth level of the Stronghold of Security, they can be safespotted in one area, which is located in the north-eastern region of the level. Ankous have very weak range defence, which makes them a top favourite for F2P rangers. However Ankous do get crowded at peak times, and during the evening, so pick a world and stick with it!

 

 

 

Last but not least are the Lesser Demons. These are probably the top choice for getting 99 range in F2P. You will find Lesser Demons in Karamja Volcano, west of the Deadly Red Spiders. The safespot is easily located between the two stalagmites. There are a total of 6 Lesser Demons in this area, more than enough to go around right? Think again. This area is almost always crowded, except during early mornings/late nights. So get yourself a good world, and stick with it!

 

 

 

NOTE: For training you should use either Bronze, Iron or Steel arrows. Mith and Adamant arrows are not reccommended because of their hefty prices. However if you don't mind spending the money, go ahead and buy them.