Prayer - I got altar, no worries, I'll kill green dragons.

Runecrafting - Idk, I have explorer's ring 3, that is about it. Natures would be best? I was doing that before I lost P2p. I should use the abyss right, I think I can use ghakks (Spelling fail).

Dungeoneering - Got it lock and key.

Agility - I'm doing Agility Arena, got 200 tickets, got karamja gloves 2, I need about 1400 more...Should I do Agility Pyramid or Wilderness Course instead?

Herblore - Prices all changed, I used to do Serum 207, is it still cheap or no? I'm actually willing to leave this skill at 56 if it is too expensive.

Thieving - Pyramid Plunder, easy.

Crafting - Gold necklaces look too good to be true, I don't know any prices for this skill.

Slayer - Should I get black mask?

Hunting - Chinchompas, easy.

Mining - Granite, got enchanted water tiara.

Smithing - Blast Furnance, easy.

Firemaking - Maples.

Farming - I'll figure this one out myself.

Summoning - I have 36 blue, 149 crimsons, 280 greens, 77 gold. No idea how I got 58 summoning, lol. I remember I have access to the Oo'glog pools and the meat shop obviously.

 

Thanks for reading. Can you figure out better ways than these, and give your opinions.

Everything is appreciated. :thumbsup:

 

Oh yeah, should I do penguin points? I don't know about the new content that much.

Rcing - nats via tele graahk and dueling ring to cwars

smithing - buy steel bars and smelt into cballs, slower but gets you some profit you'll need for herblore etc.

agility - wildy course

farming - do farming/herb runs in between training other skills

craft - for slow but a small amount profitable mine at shilo village gems and cut into bolt tips

summoning - get charms from slayer tasks and do whatever it is that is good for training at that level, use up those greens unless you want to make your own bunyip pouches in the future

Rcing - nats via tele graahk and dueling ring to cwars

smithing - buy steel bars and smelt into cballs, slower but gets you some profit you'll need for herblore etc.

agility - wildy course

farming - do farming/herb runs in between training other skills

craft - for slow but a small amount profitable mine at shilo village gems and cut into bolt tips

summoning - get charms from slayer tasks and do whatever it is that is good for training at that level, use up those greens unless you want to make your own bunyip pouches in the future

Runecrafting - Wouldn't I lose money? Or no?

Smithing - I like Blast Furnace, I hate anything else, lol.

Agility - Should I get the new gloves or whatever? I don't know much about them, I even forgot what they're called.

Farming - K.

Crafting - Sounds viable, anyone else have an opinion?

Summoning - K. I also have like 13k shards in my bank.

 

Thanks for the advice. :thumbup:

 

EDIT:

Mining - Is there a better option? I just feel as if I'm missing an option.

Hunting - Should I do black lizards? Ugh, I'm so indecisive.

Farming - I'm doing curry (fruit) trees and whatever herb seeds I have. Should I include bushes or something on my path?

Runecrafting - Natures are best until around 60-65. At that point you could switch it over to Ourania altar crafting is quite a bit better. Around this point you generally get enough runes to recouperate the cost of the essence and even profit. Ardy cloak of at least 2 helps a bit here.

 

Agility - A good alternative is the werewolf course. It's about the same XP as the wilderness course, but no revenant hassles.

 

Herblore - Morionic's charts are a good place to start as are a few pages on the RS wiki. Serum 207's are cheap, but they're painful to get rid of.

 

Crafting - Gold necklaces and most other jewelry are definitely good options. A few minutes on checking up prices on the GE should give you a few options to work with. Aim for commonly used items like emerald or diamond rings. Emerald bracelets might see a bit of a spike with the new CW updates.

 

Slayer - Get the mask. If you plan on maging or ranging at all, get the sight and the focus as well.

 

Firemaking - While maples are stupidly cheap, it might be worthwhile just to get nicer logs like yews and power through it all. I had around 40k maples from MTK and just decided to sell them all for yews. To me, a lot less clicking is worth the extra money.

 

Farming - If you don't want to spend much, curries and oranges both profit after collecting the produce (Oranges are like 1k now :D) Herbs are a no brainer. Supplement herb runs with marigolds or limpwurts.

 

White berries are alright, but it might not be worth it to go out of your way for some of them. If you have the ardy cape then one of them is painless to get to and if you raise your favour up daily at MTK that's also another patch you could do.

 

Summoning - With that many charms, you're not going to go very far. You'll get a few more from collecting enough d-bones from green dragons for your prayer goal (Although I suggest killing some blues as well) as well as some from slayer. Also if you don't already, kill Bork daily. 10-15 minutes of work = 7 crims, 5 blues, 2 greens daily.

 

As for penguins, FIND THEM EVERY SINGLE WEEK. I keep trying to tell myself this, but I never get around to it. However, it's definitely a quick and easy way of boosting some levels. I myself got 58 summoning all on quests, penguins, and a few lamps and then shot up to 75 on the bonus xp weekend. You're missing out on a massive chunk of xp without the penguins.

Wow Sinkhan, thankx so much.

 

Runecrafting - So, including Ardy Cloak 2, Explorer's ring, ess pouches, is there anything else I should get in attire? (I have all stat reducing equipment already too.)

Agility - Does the werewolf course have requirements? I'll look it up if you don't answer~

Herblore - No idea what Morionic's charts are, but will do.

Crafting - K.

Slayer - K.

Firemaking - Going to have to do some math on this.

Farming - Are oranges or curry better, I assume it would be an issue of affordability, am I right? Can you really farm on MTK? I always assumed that girl was there forever weeding that patch for all eternity for no reason.

Summoning - Ugh, another thing to add to do on my list every day. Bork or whatever, blegh. I'll also probably get enough charms from slayer...maybe.

 

I have no idea how to do penguins, it looks so complicated and hard, teleporting all over Runescape looking for penguins. Is there a world for it, I remember seeing a post. I'll go search.

 

EDIT:

Herblore - Ah, its a player made chart. Thanks.

Firemaking - Yeah, I'll do yew logs.

 

Getting ready for Bork or whatever, doing some research.

Runecrafting-For Ourania altar, it helps a great deal if you have a full bank (stuff it with junk and quest items) so that you can press the "bank inventory" button in the bottom of the banking screen and save a lot of clicks. I would recommend banking at the guy along the altar path; i always have an excess of fire runes and its much cheaper to use those to bank there rather than tele to Lunar then tele to Ourania.

Agility-Werewolf agility course has a lvl 60 requirement

Herblore-Morionic's charts are to help you choose the most cost efficient manner for you: http://forum.tip.it/topic/254457-grimys-reference-spreadsheets/

Firemaking-You need 1952 Yew logs or 2927 maple logs (900K vs.130K). If you make 770K or more an hour, it's more cost efficient to do yews. However, time and clicking is up to you.

Farming- You cannot farm on Miscellania. i would definitely go with curry trees. The price difference is so negligible that you'll forget about it.

Summoning-Definitely do pengs. Look on RSOF under distractions and diversions topic for a penguins locations thread. Other than that, Bork is also great stuff.

 

Don't forget about Tears of Guthix for raising your lowest skill

 

Runecrafting - So, including Ardy Cloak 2, Explorer's ring, ess pouches, is there anything else I should get in attire? (I have all stat reducing equipment already too.)

Stat reducing equipment? Lol you mean weight reducing right? You should get the omni tiara if you don't have it already. Grab a mud staff and you'll be able use the ourania altar teleport for super fast runs. Like Mythrandir said, having a full bank really helps for the 1-click bank deposit all. I personally used a whole bunch of afros from the falador party room and some random swords and such from the varrock store to fill up my bank.

 

I found that with penance gloves, boots of lightness, and spottier cape, I was able to wear a sacred clay platebody (Same stats as rune plate, but a whopping 7kg lighter), black dhide chaps, rune defender, and omni tiara and still stay under 0 kg

 

If you're looking for a more in-depth guide to ourania crafting I'll happy to post about it.

 

Agility - Does the werewolf course have requirements? I'll look it up if you don't answer~

In addition to Myth's mention of level 60, you need an activated Ring of Charos. If you have an EE and/or regen bracelet, you should be covered for healing

 

Firemaking - Going to have to do some math on this.

See Myth's post

 

Farming - Are oranges or curry better, I assume it would be an issue of affordability, am I right? Can you really farm on MTK? I always assumed that girl was there forever weeding that patch for all eternity for no reason.

Oranges give you slightly more profit, but really you shouldn't be doing fruit trees for that purpose. Do curries. Also don't bother with the payments. The seeds are relatively cheap and supercompost prevents death 85-90% of the time anyway

 

You can't do farming on Miscellania, but you can do 1 bush patch on Etceteria. With the release of the infinite water can, I just water the patch near by for an instant and painless top up.

 

Summoning - Ugh, another thing to add to do on my list every day. Bork or whatever, blegh. I'll also probably get enough charms from slayer...maybe. Lol Bork can get a little annoying. A good setup is a prayer boosting kit with whip + defender. For speccing, use a DDS/claws or ancient mace on the orks or just an EE for def boost and healing. Pray chivalry + pro melee. I can give more insight onto this one too if you would like

 

I have no idea how to do penguins, it looks so complicated and hard, teleporting all over Runescape looking for penguins. Is there a world for it, I remember seeing a post. I'll go search.

The chats I found to be useful were some derivative of "world60pengs", "w60pengs" or something like that. Have a look at the RSOF. It's about 10-15 minutes of work for up to 22k instant XP in a level 60 skill

 

Ah, everyone is so helpful. <3:

Although it seems everyone knows a lot more about Runecrafting than anything else. :blink:

This is perfect, I got such a great plan now - although, what is EE?

And yes, I did do ToG already.

Now I gotta get back my RoC(e). Ergh.

 

Thankx for all the replies.

EE = Enchaned Excalibur = Your friend while doing agility

 

After you get it from Merlin's Crystal, if you've finished the Seer's diary 3, you can get the Lady of the Lake to turn the regular excalibur into the enhanced version. When you spec, you get a pretty hefty defence boost (around the same as a super def dose) and you get 40 health every 2 seconds for the next 10 seconds, for a total of 200 health. It's great for things like thieving, agility or any other situation where you wouldn't be using your spec bar anyway and need some healing.

 

Looks like you'll have to add 77 fletching to your list of goals :rolleyes:

 

If your like me and use a lot of penguin points/tears to lvl dung then you will probably need to add it to your 70's list to be sure you have enough tokens :P

 

I just find it to be a total waste to use bonus XP on d-ing, unless you've maxed every single other skill. Right now the only point to a higher d-ing level is to do more floors (And bind more items, but after level 50, 100 and 120 are REALLY far off) and honestly I'd just rather reset my prestige if I run out of floors. The ENTIRE purpose of the skill is the token based rewards, at least in my eyes. In fact I've held off doing ToG for the past few weeks until I can raise my d-ing to level 70 and get that scroll of life and stream necklace.

 

I know its illogical to do that. But i dont really raid a lot, and i kind of want to be past 69 before batch 2 comes out.

 

Besides at lower lvls it does make sense to do that to unlock more floors without having to reset often. Im lvl 52, on my 26th floor and im looking to reset for the first time. Saves a whole lot of time if your not into training the skill all out.

 

I've reset maybe 3 times and have no problem with it. I guess it does save a bit of time, but if you find a good 5 man team by level 40ish you should be able to unlock floors pretty quickly right up to level 70 having to only reset once.

 

EDIT: I just realized how little of a life I have for posting so much in the last 20 minutes :/

 

Come on Internets, download that SNSD video so I can go to sleep >.>