Hi.

 

I was wondering if any of the f2p dungeoneering rewards are useful.

I do not plan to do any pvp.

 

 

For easy reference, here's the list:

-Gem bag

-arcane pulse necklace

-coal bag

-longbow sight

-gravite longsword/rapier/bow/staff/2h

-law/nature staff

-tome of frost

-arcane blast necklace

-Gem bag No, you don't get enough gems while mining to be worth it.

-arcane pulse necklace No.

-coal bag Yes if you superheat, no if you don't.

-longbow sight Yes, best reward next to exp actually.

-gravite longsword/rapier/bow/staff/2h Since you don't PVP, no.

-law/nature staff No.

-tome of frost Yes if you mage a lot.

-arcane blast necklace Yes if you mage a lot.

Hope I helped.

-Gem bag No, you don't get enough gems while mining to be worth it.

-arcane pulse necklace No.

-coal bag Yes if you superheat, no if you don't.

-longbow sight Yes, best reward next to exp actually.

-gravite longsword/rapier/bow/staff/2h Since you don't PVP, no.

-law/nature staff No.

-tome of frost Yes if you mage a lot.

-arcane blast necklace Yes if you mage a lot.

Hope I helped.

 

law/nature staff give +10% mage. The ONLY f2p staff to do so, so if you use combat magic deffo worthwhile

Sonic's answered with my opinion essentially.

 

Only one that I'll differ on is the rapier. It allows for +1 on your max hit and a significant increase in accuracy over a rune scimitar. I'd say that if you can: i) afford a 100k/h training weapon or ii) enjoy dungeoneering so you take the gp&points method of recharging (I think its 6k points to recharge), then get it.

 

edit: to the person above, where'd you get that info? From the RSDB it has no mentioning of a %mage damage, only the gravite staff which has a 5% damage.

A lot of posts about them say they have 10%

And the RSKB has a lot of wrong stats in it.

A lot of posts about them say they have 10%

And the RSKB has a lot of wrong stats in it.

 

Since there's no actual proof I'll remain very skeptical of the 10% until I see a video of someone hitting 170+ with fire blast while not wearing an arcane necklace.

There's a debate about whether using nature staff or fire staff for superheating saves more. What do you guys have to say? Also, wouldn't the coal bag only be used if i superheated while mining? Plus, is there any fast way of magic training that involves combat spells? If not, then I'm not gonna get the necklace

There's a debate about whether using nature staff or fire staff for superheating saves more. What do you guys have to say? Also, wouldn't the coal bag only be used if i superheated while mining? Plus, is there any fast way of magic training that involves combat spells? If not, then I'm not gonna get the necklace

Yeah that's what I meant with the superheating.

 

But I'm not exactly sure about the nature staff thing.

 

And the necklace? Well, combine it with the tome of frost and an air staff, wear rc robes, buy a crapload of deaths, and yeah, good mage training.

Coabg holds 27 coal and auto-uses coal from it when smelting.

Therefore coal mining, super heating or smelting each of their own is highly useful.

 

It ups the number of bars per invent

I've got really mixed feelings about the MLB sight. On one hand, it'll make the most accurate weapon in F2P. On the other, it's a longbow so you're sacrificing that extra tick of speed that makes the short bow such an effective F2P ranged weapon. Unless you PVP against tanks, I can't see all that extra accuracy giving you much of an edge anyway.

 

The coal bag is definitely something to look at. It only makes a better case for superheat being one of the best F2P magic xp sources.

the sight might be good for clan warring but for normal use (training and pvp) i think the short will still be better.