Mage Nature Training

[ckellingc]

So I have approximately 19k nats, and I was wondering how best to use them for mage xp. I'm thinking either buying some yew longs and alching them, or buying some coal and iron and superheating them. What method do you think would be the most profitable (if you have your own, please post it).

[Andy]

Superheat gold while mining at the lrc.

Otherwise, sell the natures and buy string jewl/hunter kit supplies.

[Unhesitating]

If you were going to alch, as of 2 days ago, nats alched for a 45 gp loss per alch, which is under 1 gp/xp :o

[Lose No Hope]

Superheat gold while mining at the lrc.

Otherwise, sell the natures and buy string jewl/hunter kit supplies.

This.

 

If you can't superheat at lrc, you can do string jewelry and hunter kits at the same time.

[Nomrombom]

But if you really want to alch (very afkable) then use this http://runescape.wikia.com/wiki/Grand_Exchange_Market_Watch/High_Alchemy

 

It's pretty easy to profit from high alch.

[LitterBug]

But if you really want to alch (very afkable) then use this http://runescape.wikia.com/wiki/Grand_Exchange_Market_Watch/High_Alchemy

 

It's pretty easy to profit from high alch.

 

Other then having an auto clicker - how in the world would alching be very afk-able?

[Nomrombom]

But if you really want to alch (very afkable) then use this http://runescape.wikia.com/wiki/Grand_Exchange_Market_Watch/High_Alchemy

 

It's pretty easy to profit from high alch.

 

Other then having an auto clicker - how in the world would alching be very afk-able?

 

 

Mousekeys + High alch icon over item in inventory. You literally just spam click 5 and that's it.

[Quyneax]

Superheating gold is a good way to train both magic and smithing - it's over 120k xp/hr in both skills, at the same time. If you want you can mine the gold while superheating like Andy suggested, but it will be a lot slower magic and smithing xp, around a third of just superheating.