Construction Advice

[Kimberly]

Goal: 73 --> 80

 

In the past, I trained construction via oak larders and a demon butler. Now, after I've gathered 40~ SC hammers, I start hearing that oak doors are the better way. I'm confused, now, so I was wondering if I could have some clarification on the best methods of training construction right now.

 

I am looking to spend less than 7mil, hopefully, but have enough in reserve to increase that budget if necessary. I don't want to make my own planks. I am looking simply to get my con level to 80 via Construction training alone--no penguins, effigies, and so on because they are already called for (I use them to train my herblore.) I have not done Love Story yet, but plan to do so before training, so I will get the reduced butler cost.

 

Any suggestions?

[aspeeder]

Oak larders till oak dungeon doors has always been the standard way of training construction, I'd just do that.

[tripsis]

When comparing doors and larders, the price remains the same but doors are faster because you use 10 planks at once instead of 8 :) That method should definitely cost under 7 million with SC hammers.

[Kimberly]

Alright, thank you for clarifying for me aspeed and tripsis. That makes much more sense and sets my worries at ease.

[aspeeder]

Just for future reference, when training construction the gp/exp is usually constant for the same kind of plank, it just can change when you move to a different tier of planks.

[All_Is_Great]

Yea, go with larders.

 

Also tip:

 

Bring a sc picaxe/hatchet wielded, so when you run out of hammers, you can morph that into a hammer. That way you can bring 8 hammers per trip!

[Kidd_Varrow]

Yea, go with larders.

 

Also tip:

 

Bring a sc picaxe/hatchet wielded, so when you run out of hammers, you can morph that into a hammer. That way you can bring 8 hammers per trip!

 

Another tip:

 

If you have a tacklebox from fish flingers, you can store sc harpoons in it and then morph each one into a hammer as you need. The best tacklebox can store up to 5 of them in one space.