So I finally got membs the other day after 6 LONG years of F2P :

 

 

 

I've started Lost City and have druidic ritual, animal magnetism, Grand tree/Tree gnome village, monkey madness, priest in peril, wolf whistle, and nature spirit lined up next.

 

 

 

Any other suggestions for other quests?

 

 

 

Also I'd like to know what sort of weps and equipment I should get. I'm already considering a dragon dagger for starters.

 

 

 

I'd like some suggestions for what to do. My CB skills are all in the 70s, except for 68 mage and 58 prayer. Everything else except for crafting and RCing is in the 60s, 70s. I'm planning on raising a ton of agility first.

Sounds like me with 3 years of F2P.

 

 

 

You should train Agility up to 30, finish Lost City and get a dragon longsword & dagger. That's what I did. After that I finished Tree Gnome Village then the Grand Tree. Priest in Peril is important. And if you're up to it, go for All Fired Up. : Good luck!

Dont be a quest nerd asap just do the more 'needed' quests, which, is pretty much only lost city.

 

Thats for basic dragon weaps. Just do other ones later on in the game.

 

 

 

Get hunter out of the way cause its apparently annoying for new mems to train at a low level.

Dont be a quest nerd asap just do the more 'needed' quests, which, is pretty much only lost city.

 

Thats for basic dragon weaps. Just do other ones later on in the game.

 

 

 

Get hunter out of the way cause its apparently annoying for new mems to train at a low level.

 

 

 

Yeah, I'd agree with training Hunter. Also, train Fletching to around level 40 (which should take an hour and will be less than 100k). :thumbsup:

Taste a bit from each skill, see which one you like more. :

40 fletching will cost less than 10k. Lmao.

 

 

 

Training all up to 10 or 20 would also be a good idea.

this might help you:http://forum.tip.it/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=772189

 

 

 

 

 

Oh and kinda off topic but how do you train hunter?

Dont be a quest nerd asap just do the more 'needed' quests, which, is pretty much only lost city.

 

Thats for basic dragon weaps. Just do other ones later on in the game.

 

 

 

Get hunter out of the way cause its apparently annoying for new mems to train at a low level.

 

Doing quests is not nerdy!!!

 

 

 

Do the basic members quest then get your skills up then do some quests and minigames.

 

Dont just do skills or you will get bored

So much to do, only one month to do it :roll:

 

 

 

Any suggestions for weps, armour, pots, and stuff? How do I get this famed defender I see so much of on the forums?

 

 

 

I also want to do any quest that gives agility XP.

40 fletching will cost less than 10k. Lmao.

 

 

 

Training all up to 10 or 20 would also be a good idea.

 

 

 

Yeah, and it will take less than an hour, lol. :D

 

 

 

So much to do, only one month to do it :roll:

 

 

 

Any suggestions for weps, armour, pots, and stuff? How do I get this famed defender I see so much of on the forums?

 

 

 

I also want to do any quest that gives agility XP.

 

 

 

One month only? I wouldn't recommend you getting a defender or large amounts of members stuff unless you're becoming a member again anytime soon. Instead, you can train Agility. Just go to the Gnome agility course for a little bit (you can't fail it no matter how low your level is, so you don't need food, but just bring one or two pieces of food anyway just in case a random event shows up). Why Agility? It's probably your best bet because Agility affects how fast your run energy recharges in F2P as well as P2P.

If you can, at least start Fairytale Part 2 so you can use the fairy rings. They are *very* useful, trust me!

If you can, at least start Fairytale Part 2 so you can use the fairy rings. They are *very* useful, trust me!

 

 

 

I think you can use the fairy rings in the middle of Fairytale Part 1? Is that correct? If that is, then I should start it myself. :

You have to do about 5 steps in part 2, to be able to use the rings.

I would do:

 

 

 

1) Lost City

 

2) Tears of Guthix (not sure of the req's)

 

-------Free Exp Once a week FTW around 6k a week on lowest skill

 

3) Throne of Miscellanea and Royal Trouble (again not sure of the req's)

 

-------cheap resources for little to no effort

 

4) Cold War (once again not sure of the req's)

 

-------Penguin Hunting Mini Game Free Exp once a week around 20k for me

If you only have 1 month, I'd go play all the minigames!

 

 

 

I wouldn't even worry about membs skills unless your going to be a member again....

same here. enjoy the time while you have it. the memb skills wont be of any use once ur f2p again.

If you're planning on spending any more than 1 month in members, I, and I'm sure many others, would reccommend a whip. Quite cheap, and it will seem incredibly powerful after using a rune scim for so long.

I'll be taking a break in January, but I'm pretty sure I'll be a member again in February. (Unless something terribly unfortunate happens -.- )

 

 

 

I'll do some more quests to unlock new areas (And for the pure fun of it and the story lines. The Plague City one is quite interesting \ ), get a decent agility level (30s?), try out CW and a few other games.

 

 

 

Any other suggestions for raising agility OTHER than the Gnome Stronghold?

 

I need a simple guide to level 25 fetching.

You mean fletching? It's incredibly easy. Get some logs, and use a knife on them. Repeat until you've reached the level desired. Yes, it's that easy. It even has a "make-x" option.

lol make shortbows until u can make longbows then do longbows until lvl 25

well.. make sure u fill ur whole bank with f2p stuff before u go back. haha. and train agility, its one of the only things that work in f2p.

Tears Of Guthix!!!!!!! Free exp every week. It saved me big time in member skills. I had 30 farming before I ever farmed.

For the suggestions everyone. I'll make sure to take advantage of the bank while I can :

You mean fletching? It's incredibly easy. Get some logs, and use a knife on them. Repeat until you've reached the level desired. Yes, it's that easy. It even has a "make-x" option.

 

It's not quite as easy as it sounds, trust me, i know the hard way :? -.-

No, it really is easy.

 

 

 

Cut normal trees and use a knife to fletch them into arrow shafts until level 15. This has the added advantage that you don't need to bank, since the arrow shafts stack.

 

 

 

From 15 upwards, cut the best tree you can fletch, and turn it into the highest bow you can (oak shorts -> oak longs -> willow shorts -> willow longs -> maple shorts, etc). Either bank the unfinished bows for junk, or just drop them.