1. Can you pot to get 69 smithing for the quest?

 

 

 

2. Is there any ways to boost smithing more than 2 levels with the Dwarven stout and another method?

 

 

 

3. What's a good way to train smithing at level 63, that won't break the bank, besides mining gold ore?

 

 

 

4. New forums are nice but old account can't get a new password :evil:

1. I don't know.

 

2. I don't know

 

3. You can buy coal and mith ore, use the blast furnace, and smith mith bolts, sell to the ge.

1. I don't know.

 

2. I don't know

 

3. You can buy coal and mith ore, use the blast furnace, and smith mith bolts, sell to the ge.

 

Er, if bolts are 100 gp each and bars are 1.2k, I'm pretty sure you lose money on that last part.

you can't pot and buying mith and coal ore in blast furnace can get you 60 smithing in 1-2 days, blast furnace only uses half as mush as coal

Thanks everyone. How long would it take from 63-69? And what are the prices of everything? (cant log on and use a browser at the same time)

Evil stew can raise your smithing by 6 or 7 I think... but don't count on it, it's quite annoying. Try it for 4 or 5, but any more than that takes too much time and is way too much of a hassle.

Evil stew can raise your smithing by 6 or 7 I think... but don't count on it, it's quite annoying. Try it for 4 or 5, but any more than that takes too much time and is way too much of a hassle.

 

Dang sweet. but idk if its even pottable.

wooot!!!!!!

 

u forgot about the new skill... named sumoning.... plenty of familiars that can bost mining

 

oo and i know a good way to lvl at ur stats, but its boring: get silver ores and make bars

You can buy iron ore and rings of forging and smelt iron bars. You are bound to make profit, because 1 ore is like 90-100 gp. And 1 bar is around 200 gp. And when buying in a large quantity, the costs of rings of forging is neglectable. They can provide you with 140 guaranteed smelts.

 

Er, if bolts are 100 gp each and bars are 1.2k, I'm pretty sure you lose money on that last part.

 

1. The ores are cheaper than the bars.

 

2. The blast furnace requires half the coal as normal furnaces.

 

3. You make multiple bolts per bar.

 

 

 

I would reccomend blast furnace mithril bolts, fast and profitable.

1. Can you pot to get 69 smithing for the quest?

 

 

 

2. Is there any ways to boost smithing more than 2 levels with the Dwarven stout and another method?

 

 

 

3. What's a good way to train smithing at level 63, that won't break the bank, besides mining gold ore?

 

 

 

4. New forums are nice but old account can't get a new password :evil:

 

 

 

1. No you need the requirements to start the quest, much like needing 85 combat to start the last one.

 

2. Stews would work but as you can't pot it's pretty pointless.

 

3. Make steel bars,make iron bars with rof, make cannonballs, make mith bolts, make mith bars at blast furnace. All will operate at a profit or minimal loss.