Okay, I feel dumb (maybe I shouldn't write that, since I can only imagine the various types of responses I might get)...

 

 

 

I'm trying to make the most out of 13k mind runes and 1k each of water, earth, and fire runes, but have had trouble getting my spells to "hit hard", even on chickens. My combat level is 69 (at the moment) with a magic level of 52 as of this post and my gear was a black wizard cap, gloves, amulet of magic, wizard robe, black priest robe, leather boots, staff of air, anti-dragon shield, diamond ring, cape, with steel arrows in a quiver (just in case any of that matters).

 

 

 

My question is...where and what should I be training on to maximize my magic hitting a target, hopefully, if possible, a target with some drops that might either extend my magic training by dropping runes or something i could sell to buy more? Moss Giants and Hill Giants seem to always be busy and I don't have to take up that space if something better is available, especially if there is cover.

 

 

 

Should I go to the black knight fortress? What about Crandor's Lesser Demons? As I mentioned previously, I feel dumb, because I've read other people's guides and other sites, but I can't seem to get those spells to hit. Maybe I'm doing something horribly wrong?

what spell are u using?

lessers r nice

With the strikes spells they have a max hit that cant be overcomed even if u had 99 magic, the only diference it makes between ur lvl and a higher one its that u will hit more often hi hits.

 

The max hit for strik spells are:

 

Spells: air: 2 water: 4 earth:6 fire:8

 

Exper: 5.5 7.5 9.5 11.5

 

(this exp u gain is only by casting the spell, u gain more exp when u hit)

 

 

 

I dont know a good spot to train with this spells,try minotaurs at SOS, there is a nice range spot, but i suggest u cast some spells on them before attacking them like confuse(13exp), weaken(21exp) and curse(29exp). They give far more exp than strike spells, but its your choice. Or even better at lvl 55 try High Alchemy

 

 

 

Good Luck :thumbsup:

It's not that they aren't hitting high, it's that they aren't hitting often on certain enemies. I read somewhere that the creatures you are training on should be relatively close to your level. Does that mean I need to find something around level 69?

It's not that they aren't hitting high, it's that they aren't hitting often on certain enemies. I read somewhere that the creatures you are training on should be relatively close to your level. Does that mean I need to find something around level 69?

 

 

 

I think what they meant to say its that if you where lvl 20 dont try going for monsters lvl 40