Good spell for training or is there one more cost effective?

mage lvl if above 80 yes under 80 fire bolts

Well im 85 mage, thanks :)

Very ftw wear the best maging gear you can to help with not splashing and good luck!

I dont think this is hijacking but since I am trying to get the same goal, I hope people can answer whether this is the best way to get mage up, while not costing too much as well. So is this method better than say alching. I believe the original poster asked a similar question but nobody has replied to it yet.

 

 

 

I hope the topic starter doesnt have a problem with my post, if you do just tell me and I will edit it.

 

 

 

I dont want to start a new thread which is basically exactly the same as this one.

I dont think this is hijacking but since I am trying to get the same goal, I hope people can answer whether this is the best way to get mage up, while not costing too much as well. So is this method better than say alching. I believe the original poster asked a similar question but nobody has replied to it yet.

 

 

 

I hope the topic starter doesnt have a problem with my post, if you do just tell me and I will edit it.

 

 

 

I dont want to start a new thread which is basically exactly the same as this one.

 

 

 

Maging aviansies is more reliable than irons, but they don't have any big drops. So if you have terrible luck at metals like I do, aviansies are better.

I dont think this is hijacking but since I am trying to get the same goal, I hope people can answer whether this is the best way to get mage up, while not costing too much as well. So is this method better than say alching. I believe the original poster asked a similar question but nobody has replied to it yet.

 

 

 

I hope the topic starter doesnt have a problem with my post, if you do just tell me and I will edit it.

 

 

 

I dont want to start a new thread which is basically exactly the same as this one.

 

 

 

Maging aviansies is more reliable than irons, but they don't have any big drops. So if you have terrible luck at metals like I do, aviansies are better.

 

So is this better than alching? Because I am doing that right now. :?

I love combat magic and hate high alching for mage exp, or any other form of magic thats not combat magic. I'd say I'm fairly lucky at metals so my cost isnt trendous. Best bet is just try it out with firestrike for awhile see if you like it.

I guess hp xp is very important to me as well, thanks I will try that definately and my apologies to the original poster for asking these questions.

 

 

 

Oh and last thing how much xp per hour is it, if I mage metals with fire wave, btw I am 82 mage? Thanks :thumbsup:

If your training magic with combat is costing you money in the long run, you should be at aviansies. They turn a consistent profit.

If your training magic with combat is costing you money in the long run, you should be at aviansies. They turn a consistent profit.

 

 

 

For rangers, yes; for mages? It costs a lot to use fire waves.

If your training magic with combat is costing you money in the long run, you should be at aviansies. They turn a consistent profit.

 

 

 

For rangers, yes; for mages? It costs a lot to use fire waves.

 

 

 

You get about 2.2k every kill, excluding all drops except addy bars. It doesn't take too many casts to kill an aviansie, their def is terrible.

its fine gold.

 

 

 

so are aviansies better exp for gp than iron dragons?

its fine gold.

 

 

 

so are aviansies better exp for gp than iron dragons?

 

Oh yes. Assuming you don't get a visage at irons or something. Even per spell you'll be getting much more exp- irons have high magic defense and aviansies have virtually none.

its fine gold.

 

 

 

so are aviansies better exp for gp than iron dragons?

 

Oh yes. Assuming you don't get a visage at irons or something. Even per spell you'll be getting much more exp- irons have high magic defense and aviansies have virtually none.

 

 

 

ahh okay thanks.