Im about to get members. What should i do first ??

[ricekage]

Attack -60

 

Strength -60

 

Defense -45

 

Range -62

 

Prayer -37

 

Magic -59

 

Rune-crafting -22

 

Hit Points -62

 

Crafting -40

 

Mining -44

 

Smithing -31

 

Fishing -54

 

Cooking -55

 

Woodcutting -70

 

Fire-making -45

 

 

 

Funds - 758k

 

 

 

what stats should i raise before member?

 

when i do get members what is the first thing i should get?

 

what quest should i do first?

[Italian5kamikaze]

Maybe all skills 50+ then decide which skill you like most and continue training that?

[RayOxide]

^ = big yes.

 

 

 

It depends if you're going to be a member for only a while.

 

If you are I'd take benifits of the epic awesome ways to train F2P skills that Members has to offer.

 

If you're going to be for a long time may as well train member skills.

 

 

 

Before mems you shouldnt really raise much more than your runecrafting, which is much better in members anyway, fishing, and woodcutting (5).

 

I'd also say getting 60 defence aswell as 43 pray minimum for the protection prayers, but I still advise getting these up in members.

[Big_Stingman]

Do the wolf whistler quest too, it's really easy. And then any future monsters you kill drop charms. I'm not sure if they would drop them if you havn;t done the quest. Anyway then after you have a lot of them, make familiars, which can help you skill and kill monsters too. :) Oh and at the end of the quest they give you enough charms for like level 17 summoning or something, free levels ftw!

[RayOxide]

Ricekage really needs to tell us how long he's having mems for.

 

Cause if it isnt long I wouldnt say train mem skills or do any mem quests.<_<

[Weiyao]

Ricekage really needs to tell us how long he's having mems for.

 

Cause if it isnt long I wouldnt say train mem skills or do any mem quests.<_<

 

 

 

Why not? Agility carries over to F2P.

[Gonalo40]

i suggest questing first, to unlock all teles and necessary weapons...

 

 

 

then training some skill..

[UnknownRemoval]

Or, do the easy thing and read Tip.it's guide on New P2P members.

 

 

 

http://tip.it/runescape/?page=new_members_P2P_guide.htm

[matrix2613]

First, I would spend the rest of the time you have as a f2p to raise money. Anchovy pizzas are good if you can buy them, but anithing works. In members, you have acces to a lot of things that are more expensive, and 758k might not be enough to last you your first week. Then, I would raise defence to 70 and attack to 70, for a whip and barrows armor. Don't even bother training prayer while your f2p, it will be a colossal waste of money and it will be much faster to just use a guilded altar in somebody's house with dragon bones.

 

 

 

When you get members, the first thing you should do is Lost City quest. It is really easy and gives you acces to both the D dagger and the D Long, both weapons are much more efective then a rune skymmy. Armor wise, maybe something like a Granite plate and Granite helm could be some armors for you to try out as they have better bonuses then your f2p rune. Also, do quests which will allow you to acces more of the members map, but I'm too lazy to list them here =P.

 

 

 

Train Agility to 50+ even if you don't plan to stay members, I have 44 and it helps a lot at FOG while I chase the running noobs or at Clan Wars when I have 5-10 people on me. You train it by going in agility courses. If you plan to stay member, do Wolf Whistle and Drudic Ritual, which unlock Summoning and Herblore. Summoning is an extremely useful skill, it can help with everithing from skilling to combat, and some of the summons can even hold extra items for you. Herblore is in my view only needed for quest requirements, but who know you might actually like it. Fletching is also a relatively worthless skill that is easy to train and only good for total level. Thieving is just as worthless, but it is more exiting/fun. Farming is good for making fast money, but I don't really like it much. Slayer, is the preffered meele training method for many, is kind of like a neverending quest. Go to a slayer master, they give you X number of monsters to kill and if you kill them you get slayer xp. At high levels, it is good money but with you being a lower level it might not be worth it for now. Construction can also be extremely useful, but also extremely expensive. Basically, you just make a house, the higher your construction level the more variety of things you can put in it.

 

 

 

 

 

Lol good luck with your membership, and buy a few antipoisons just incase=P.

[pinguimmaiden]

Do all quests to wield dragon weapons :thumbsup:

[Skilling0wn]

Do all quests to wield dragon weapons :thumbsup:

 

 

 

1+

[The_Fray]

If you are going to be a member for only a month or so, train your agility as high as you can. The benefits of agility in f2p are invaluable.

[ricekage]

any quest recommendations and ways to raise up my funds?

[froman11]

The best money making a yourlevel would be to get 66 mage and mine pure ess at mage guild or you could cut yews at caherby (6 trees i think)

 

but most importantly get 60 def 70 att and 70 str and thn you have decent enough stats to go to green drags and those are great money

[aeternitatis]

The first thing you should do is teleport to Camelot, walk west until you reach the Gnome Stronghold, then go to the Agility course in the Gnome Stronghold and train Agility to 35. It gets a little boring after awhile, but the shortcuts you unlock will help you a lot, especially the GE/Edge one. Other than that just have fun and train the skills that look fun to you.

[Randox]

Assuming you plan on questing, I would suggest getting all f2p skills to 45+ (50+ is better). This will allow you to focus on members skills without needing to raise f2p ones too (for a while). Personaly I do suggest questing, it will help you learn about the members world by doing many things in many places. I would suggest trying to get the alternative transport methods (fairy rings can be invaluble) such as the fairy rings, spirit trees, and gnome gliders.

 

 

 

For a specific first thing, if there is any member activity you have always wanted to do (for me it was castle wars), go do that first.

 

 

 

For your second activity, pick a quest that you have the f2p skills to do, then get the member skills you need. This will help you decide what skill to try first.

 

 

 

For me it was picking quests to do (normally some reward I wanted), getting the skills to do the quest, then doing another. I wanted to try a whip, so I made the money to buy then got my attack to 70 so I could use it (in that order).

 

 

 

Quests I suggest:

 

Druidic Ritual (start here)

 

Tears of Guthix (ASAP but get reqired quests first)

 

Gnome Quests (for spirit trees and gnome gliders)

 

HAM series

 

The one to open up mortania (forget quest)

 

Lost City series (eventualy for fairy ring)

 

 

 

If you want a better guide. Look at the museum guide on tip.it, look at all the quests that give you kudos, and do those.

 

(sorry about the lack of names. I forget what quests do what).