Several Lvling Questions!

[pityme]

Hi Guys =D

Im a little new at members, so I have a lot of questions! Please help me =DD

 

1. What is the best place to train combat? My atk is 75, str 80, def 80.

2. Are there any better ways to lvl range (mines is 60)/magic (63) as a member?

3. Is there any advantage of lvling runecraftin faster? oO

4. Is it worth it to buy a dwarf cannon for slayer?

5. My agility is lvl 44 and im usin the penguin course to lvl, is there a faster way? I tried barbarian outpost and i thot that was kind of slow

6. My herblore is 43, what do I make cause I have low money, so I can't buy lots of herbs

7. What is the best way for me to get gp, with my stats given above? oO

8.What is the best way to lvl crafting (lvl 52)?

9. My hunter is 47, and Im hunting spotted kebbits, is that the best way?

10. My summoning is 28, what is the easiest way to get charms, or easiest monster to kill with my stats for charms? oO and what do I make???

11. What is the best way for me to get money?

 

Thanks guys!

[UnknownRemoval]

Hi Guys =D

Im a little new at members, so I have a lot of questions! Please help me =DD

 

1. What is the best place to train combat? My atk is 75, str 80, def 80.

2. Are there any better ways to lvl range (mines is 60)/magic (63) as a member?

3. Is there any advantage of lvling runecraftin faster? oO

4. Is it worth it to buy a dwarf cannon for slayer?

5. My agility is lvl 44 and im usin the penguin course to lvl, is there a faster way? I tried barbarian outpost and i thot that was kind of slow

6. My herblore is 43, what do I make cause I have low money, so I can't buy lots of herbs

7. What is the best way for me to get gp, with my stats given above? oO

8.What is the best way to lvl crafting (lvl 52)?

9. My hunter is 47, and Im hunting spotted kebbits, is that the best way?

10. My summoning is 28, what is the easiest way to get charms, or easiest monster to kill with my stats for charms? oO and what do I make???

11. What is the best way for me to get money?

 

Thanks guys!

 

1. I would suggest beginning the Slayer skill to get to know some different monsters, but you can also search the guides section to get some information on different things to kill for experience or profit.

2. Ranging Ogres in King Lathas training camp (quest needed) provies decent ranging experience for lower levels, or you could mix it in with general combat. Magic training depends on what you prefer, either skill spells such as superheating and alchemy, or combat magic, maybe at barrows or metal dragons.

3. The faster it levels, the less time it will take to access more profitable methods of runecrafting, such as double natures and double astrals.

4. That is only if you have enough money to spare. Using it for all cannonable tasks can prove a loss if your slayer level is lower. Maybe just use it for one or two annoying tasks such as Kalphites, Bloodvelds etc.

5.

6. I wouldn't recommend buying herbs to level herblore if you have a low amount of cash, as it is rediculously expensive to level. Try beginning the farming skill and make use of the four herb patches, then create potions using your own herbs that you farmed, providing both herblore and farming experience, as well as profit.

7, You could always try cannoning green dragons at Level 23 wilderness, working your way through the Slayer skill, or killing small boss monsters such as the Giant Mole.

8. Killing dragons for hides and making armour from those is a decent way to level, or creating certain types of bracelets (I've forgotten which)

9. That is the fastest way for you just now. If you enjoy dungeoneering, try and get enough tokens for Bonecrusher (will take a while), and use that to help speed up Falconry.

10. Slayer in general is a good way to build up charms, as slayer creatures drop varied charms the most. At your levels, possibly ranging black demons for crimson charms.

11. You already asked that.

 

Ahh that took a while. :thumbup:

[K4ylan]

8. If you're low on cash, just buy gold bars and smelt them into unstrung amulets at edgeville furnace. Decent exp, and it makes money. Don't string the amulets, just sell them unstrung.

 

Sorry, that's the only one I can help you with that Mirthas didn't answer already.

[firebird308]

Circus is an easy way to get xp in magic, range, and agility. It's something you can do once a week.

[Bladewing]

1. One of the best places to train combat is armoured zombies. You will need to do the Defender of Varrock quest to access them. If you find that you enjoy slayer, that's an okay (read as not fast, but possibly more enjoyable) way to train combat as well.

2. One of the best ways to train ranged as a member is to cannon monsters, and at higher levels using red chinchompas is the best way. Some good ways to train magic are: superheating concentrated gold ore as you mine it, using high alchemy (only good at lower levels), Plank make, String Jewelry (expensive but low focus requirement), and bursting/barraging rock lobsters (if you're looking for charms for summoning)

3. I would argue that runecrafting is useless, but yes it is much easier to train it. You can make fire or smoke runes using rings of duelling (good at lower levels), nature runes using a spirit graahk (basically only good for money, if that), or use ZMI (the fastest rc xp)

4. If you can make over 600k an hour (which you can) a dwarf cannon is technically efficient for slayer. It is also a great way to get through those lower ranged levels. However in practice you may not enjoy using it or making the money for the cannonballs.

5. Not sure on the agility question.

6. For herblore, at this point I would focus on cleaning herbs and training with penguin points. I wouldn't invest money in this skill until you can afford to train it to 88 or higher.

7.

[hide]There are a few options I would recommend right now. Green dragons can be okay money, as can killing snakes on Mos Le Harmless. If you want to make money without combat, you could pick mort myre fungus for roughly 800k an hour, or you could make unfinished potions for up to 1.5m or more per hour (be wary of price changes).

 

You should also get started on farming herbs and investing money into your kingdom after doing the Miscellania quests.[/hide]

 

11. Eventually the best way to make money is merchanting (usually flipping is best) in the grand exchange and killing strong bosses (godwars, corporeal beast, tormented demons).