F2P GUIDE TO 90 COMBAT

[airforce290]

1)Hello my name is air force290 as you can see and I'm going to guide you how to get from lvl 3 combat to lvl 90 in f2p, now i may not be posting this in the right forum so inform me if I'm not (I'm new to tip.it)

 

And please post any info about weapons or Armour if I've missed it.

 

Also if the guide doesn't look finished it isn't! I dont have long periods of time to spend on it so dont bug me about it plz. :

 

 

 

2)Table of Contents:

 

1)Intro

 

2)TOC

 

3)combat 3-15

 

4)15-30

 

5)30-60

 

6)60-70

 

7)70-90

 

8)thanks to...

 

 

 

3)Okay starting off I'd like to tell all of you to please get a skill you will use to make cash, if your planning on being pker for cash you still might wanna get a skill up.

 

 

 

So your in lumbridge at lvl 3 combat its your time to decide if your going to be ranger mager or meleer ranging and maging both cost a lot of money maging being the more expensive because of you having to buy runes or you might want to runecraft your runes but that will still take forever to do, ranging however is a little cheaper because all you need to buy is your range Armour(leather armour set,studded armour set, green d'hide set) and your arrows which can be costly if your planning on pking for your money, because you need better arrows like mith or adamant to hit high. Melee can be a lot less expensive because all you need is your Armour and a weapon which isn't a lot of money until your 40+ def and att.

 

 

 

This guide is mainly for melee so if your a ranger or mager i suggest finding a different guide.

 

 

 

Okay so at level 3 combat i suggest you head to the combat guide north of lumbridge castle and right click claim on him to get a training sword and shield you don't really need Armour at your level because you wont be fighting very high levels so follow the trail outside the building west till you get a stone wall once you get there follow the wall south until your at the water (make sure your on west side of the wall). from the water you wanna keep heading westuntil you get to the docks head sotuh until the dock end then west until u get to the seagulls once u ge there train att str and def to 10+(bury all the bones they drop!! you'll regret it later if you dont!!!), you should be around 11 combat at this time and you can head west to the goblins train here till your desired levels but i suggest you dont stay there while 20+ at str and def if you train till 15 att str and def you should be about lvl 17 combat with around 14 hp.

 

 

 

3)Okay starting off I'd like to tell all of you to please get a skill you will use to make cash, if your planning on being pker for cash you still might wanna get a skill up.

 

 

 

So your in lumbridge at lvl 3 combat its your time to decide if your going to be ranger mager or meleer ranging and maging both cost a lot of money maging being the more expensive because of you having to buy runes or you might want to runecraft your runes but that will still take forever to do, ranging however is a little cheaper because all you need to buy is your range Armour(leather armour set,studded armour set, green d'hide set) and your arrows which can be costly if your planning on pking for your money, because you need better arrows like mith or adamant to hit high. Melee can be a lot less expensive because all you need is your Armour and a weapon which isn't a lot of money until your 40+ def and att.

 

 

 

This guide is mainly for melee so if your a ranger or mager i suggest finding a different guide.

 

 

 

Okay so at level 3 combat i suggest you head to the combat guide north of lumbridge castle and right click claim on him to get a training sword and shield you don't really need Armour at your level because you wont be fighting very high levels so follow the trail outside the building west till you get a stone wall once you get there follow the wall south until your at the water (make sure your on west side of the wall). from the water you wanna keep heading westuntil you get to the docks head sotuh until the dock end then west until u get to the seagulls once u ge there train att str and def to 10+(bury all the bones they drop!! you'll regret it later if you dont!!!), you should be around 11 combat at this time and you can head west to the goblins train here till your desired levels but i suggest you dont stay there while 20+ at str and def if you train till 15 att str and def you should be about lvl 17 combat with around 14 hp.

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[aarong911]

i hope this guide will help me from 69 to 90 cb

[airforce290]

4) Okay so at the moment you should be combat lvl 15+ and this is one of the most difficult times in rs because its so hard to find a good monster to train on they're either too strong or too weak, but before I get into the training part you need to get some better Armour and to afford that Armour you going to need some money so your going to have to make a journey and an easy 10k gp.

 

 

 

From where we left off you should be around port sarim at the goblins so from there head north until u get to a road there should be a road that goes east to west, and another heading north follow the one heading north, you should be walking into falador right about now, when you get to a split take the one that heads west then when you get to a statue head north until you find yet another statue then take the trail going east it will curve to the north then go up a few stairs follow this road until u get to barbarian village(you'll know your there when u see a lot of barbarians yelling YYEEEEAAAARRRRGGGHHHH) then head north until you get to a not so barbarian building and go to the back where you should see a jail entrance in the ground (kinda looks like a basement) and from here enter the ! its a room to the left when you walk in click to pull back poster on the wall, you find yourself in a dungeon that has cockroaches in it ok now walk outside the room your in and head north til your at another room head into and run through to the north go around the U shaped pathway and keep heading north til u get to a wall then head east a bit and click on your min map next to the ladder it will take you around to the stairs go up them your now on the top level head west until you see a big room with level 83 cockroach soldiers in it head west in the room till you see a level..pull it then head back down the stairs you came from then head east to the door and go through now on your mini map click to go next to the little inlet south-west of you it will take you around the U shaped room/trail and you will be staring at a treasure chest...guess what you get to open it! you will receive 10k and fighting gloves( no not for boxing) now head back through the door up the stairs back into the big room and up the ladder ok now head sotuh east till you get to a river then follow it south til your at a bridge head east until you get near a bank then head north and welcome to the grand exchange! talk to the grand exchange tutor as you walk in and get familiarized with the ge then go click on the desk surrounding the people and click the buy option search black armour set and if your a guy click the (l) if your girl click the (sk) then buy it with you 10k cash you end up with around 2k left over and a box right click the desk and click sets then right click your box and click exchange, you now have a nice set of armour equip it all and buy a black scimitar on the grand exchange(ge) with your leftover money. EDIT: You can do this or buy steel then mith then rune (thank you mstrmonopoly for the advice!)

 

 

 

Okay so now you have your Armour and you have a few choices here you can either go train at monks at the monastery west of edgeville(I suggest you start using the world map to look for the places I'm mentioning it will help you later on when someone ask you to 'come to... with me') or you can go to dranor village (south of edgeville) and fight the dark wizards there but i personally suggest monks, or you can home tele to lumbridge and train on giant spiders across the bridge, as i said before this is a hard time for your combat level because there is soo much you can train on to get better levels.Train at either of these places or if you have found a better one stay there if you want, you should probably stay at these lower level training spots till around maybe 20-23 cb then move to something like the barbarians in barbarian village they are a little bit higher levels and are good practice for higher hitting NPC's stay here till around 30 combat(I'm not telling you what att str and def lvls to get now because its time for you to decide you can stay keeping all levels the same or try to excel in one skill like for me I have 79 str 71 def 71 att) If your trying to keep your cb lvl as low as possible and being the best you can at your cb lvl then train att and str to your desired levels before you train def, doing this should give you 1 maybe 2 combat lvls lower than most people with same stats once your higher.

 

 

 

5)Hello and congratulations your 30 combat! now i will tell you about how to get to 40 combat, you can now train at falador guards with minimal food these may not be the fastest xp/hr but they were great for me till about level 35 at lvl 35 cb i suggest you go to grand exchange and get a brass key to start killing hill giants hill giants will take sometime but until level 40 combat they are very good because of their big bone drop which gives you a great 15 pray xp (3 times regular bones) and a full inventory of these can give you a big prayer boost(for f2p).stay at the hill giants till 40 combat which you should be able to have mith Armour set with a mith weapon now its time for you to go to the best f2p training spot (you'll be spending alot of time here) i suggest you bring some food I always bring 15 trout and that keeps me there for awhile because this monster's max hit is 1 which i good for us so its time to go into the stronghold of security and make your way through to the second level and run south as fast as you can till you get to flesh crawlers lvl 35 they're as south as you can go in from the ladder if you're here and they seem like too much for you then head to the back up the ladder you came down do the beginning of the first level and explore a little until you find a monster of your liking to train on and if you reach the end of each level(there's four) you will get 4 new emotes,one each level and at the end you'll get a total reward of 10k. WARNING!!!: THE FOURTH LEVEL IS VERY DANGEROUS LOTS OF LEVEL 70+ MONSTERS BEWARE!@!@! You should keep training in stronghold till about 60 combat it will take awhile so dont get mad if your upset that your not getting levels super fast!!!

 

 

 

6)Okay you should be around 60 combat now with around 50+ cb lvls and should have enough rune Armour set and rune scimitar by now and this is where you should start to crank out on the flesh crawlers i mentioned before or moss giants in Varrok sewers. As you get to higher levels my guide chapters will get shorter because there is less information i can give you on where and what to train on.You should stay on fleshies preferably till 70 combat because they give the quickest xp/hr

 

 

 

7)Okay so now your ready for the big 20 levels towards you goal here is where I would switch to moss giants because your last 10 levels you've missed a lot of prayer because flesh crawlers don't drop bones, which is their only downside, moss giants will give you decent xp per hour and they have some nice drops including 100% drop big bones you can either stay on these or fleshies til 90 cb at which you can pretty much kill anything in f2p without too much trouble, if you want to get to 90 faster and don't really care about prayer I'd say flesh crawlers all the way,if you want to afk because they do auto attack you can just stand in the middle of the room and when they stop atting you run west through all the doors until you can see that room the go back and they will auto attack you, if you want prayer go for moss giants its as easy as that happy training!!

 

 

 

8)Thanks to...

 

Negativewiz4:helping me with the best order to train levels in.

 

Mstrmonopoly:helping me with the Armour decisions

[MstrMonopoly]

don't buy black. go straight from steel to mith, then mith to rune.

[airforce290]

don't buy black. go straight from steel to mith, then mith to rune.

 

 

 

i said black because it gives best def for the amount of money you get from safety stronghold

 

 

 

why would you go from steel to mith if black gives better def??

 

 

 

and as you can see in my guide I never put in to buy steel because the monsters you'd be training on wouldn't hit high enough to

 

do any real damage if you had followed the guide all the way through...

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[MstrMonopoly]

don't buy black. go straight from steel to mith, then mith to rune.

 

 

 

i said black because it gives best def for the amount of money you get from safety stronghold

 

 

 

why would you go from steel to mith if black gives better def??

 

 

 

and as you can see in my guide I never put in to buy steel because the monsters you'd be training on wouldn't hit high enough to

 

do any real damage if you had followed the guide all the way through...

 

 

 

Black doesn't buy most times on the G.E. though. It's pretty much an expensive waste of money.

[airforce290]

Ok thanks for all your help mstrmonopoly!!

[airforce290]

the guide is finally finished thnx for all the help ppl!!!

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[bongo_man]

Nice, but you should compile all the information into your first post so people don't have to search the whole thread for them.

[Youmu]

Nice, but you should compile all the information into your first post so people don't have to search the whole thread for them.

 

What he said.

 

 

 

Also, organize your guide a bit. Make a section about what equipment you need to use, what food you should take, what to train on for each level, etc. Try using Hide tabs as well.

 

 

 

You should probably include pictures in your guide too, so that people will get a visual reference of what you're referring to.