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Crafting Urns

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Hello

 

Was thinking of how best to train crafting to 99 from around 88 ?

 

I started out doing black dragon bodies, fast but a real gp loser.

 

Then switched to blue vambs also fast but again a gp loser.

 

Have now switched to decorated cooking urns, also a gp loser but nowhere near as

bad as the other two methods.

 

I wondering the best way to make the urns. ( I am using the Varrock east bank which is close to a potters room )

 

1. Form the urns, then bake the urns then bank.

2. Form the urns, bank, then bake full invents later.

Not sure, but have you considered using a BoB?

I got 99 crafting off Feather Headdresses. It was VERY cheap and also VERY fast, but there are 2 major drawbacks.

 

1. The materials take forever to buy, so you can't be in a hurry to get 99 crafting. You ARE able to buy feathers in bulk, especially red and stripy ones (none of the others, except sometimes yellow, however), you just need a bit of patience to do it. It is slow, however. I was able to get 99 wc, smith, and fletching before I got 99 crafting, and that's not due to time spent training, it's due to time waiting for the feathers to buy.

2. The method is so click intensive that you HAVE to use AHK to do it. I don't see any other way you can do it efficiently. With AHK, though, you get xp ridiculously quick. It depends on how you code it, but you can expect at least 400k xp/hr if not more, granted you can keep at it for a full hour. Even with AHK, you're clicking nearly non-stop.

 

I had to do this method in short bursts at a time (usually about 20 mins each) since I couldn't tolerate it any other way.

Personally, when I'm making urns, I use the enchanted sapphire bracelet (can't remember the name, but it mines soft clay).

 

Skills neck tele to craft guild

Mine clay (unless youve got it already in which case ignore)

Craft

Cook

Dueling ring to castlewars/Ring of kinship to daemonheim

 

[bleep] OFF HOW ARE U SO [bleep]ING LUCKY U PIECE OF [bleep]ING SHIT [bleep] [bleep] [wagon] MUNCHER

 

 

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Hello

 

Thanks for the replies.

 

I will be using the Skills Necklace/ Ring of Kinship route, no BoB, I think Bobs slow it down.

I got 99 crafting off Feather Headdresses. It was VERY cheap and also VERY fast, but there are 2 major drawbacks.

 

1. The materials take forever to buy, so you can't be in a hurry to get 99 crafting. You ARE able to buy feathers in bulk, especially red and stripy ones (none of the others, except sometimes yellow, however), you just need a bit of patience to do it. It is slow, however. I was able to get 99 wc, smith, and fletching before I got 99 crafting, and that's not due to time spent training, it's due to time waiting for the feathers to buy.

2. The method is so click intensive that you HAVE to use AHK to do it. I don't see any other way you can do it efficiently. With AHK, though, you get xp ridiculously quick. It depends on how you code it, but you can expect at least 400k xp/hr if not more, granted you can keep at it for a full hour. Even with AHK, you're clicking nearly non-stop.

 

I had to do this method in short bursts at a time (usually about 20 mins each) since I couldn't tolerate it any other way.

Not to thread-jack, but do the Headdresses sell back?

In-case the OP or anyone was wondering, the coifs are steady at 55gp~(55 exact right now) and the feathers go from 17-22gp (yellows are at 30). Each Headdress gives 50xp, so that is 1.5gp/xp worst case scenario.

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Hello

 

Done some quick xp per hour tests crafting Decorative Cooking urns.

 

1. Using the skill necklace/ring of kinship method = 50,960k in an hour

2. Using Varrock East bank method = 58,960 in an hour

3. Using Varrock East bank and BoB (Terrorbird) = 52,000 in an hour

I got 99 crafting off Feather Headdresses. It was VERY cheap and also VERY fast, but there are 2 major drawbacks.

 

1. The materials take forever to buy, so you can't be in a hurry to get 99 crafting. You ARE able to buy feathers in bulk, especially red and stripy ones (none of the others, except sometimes yellow, however), you just need a bit of patience to do it. It is slow, however. I was able to get 99 wc, smith, and fletching before I got 99 crafting, and that's not due to time spent training, it's due to time waiting for the feathers to buy.

2. The method is so click intensive that you HAVE to use AHK to do it. I don't see any other way you can do it efficiently. With AHK, though, you get xp ridiculously quick. It depends on how you code it, but you can expect at least 400k xp/hr if not more, granted you can keep at it for a full hour. Even with AHK, you're clicking nearly non-stop.

 

I had to do this method in short bursts at a time (usually about 20 mins each) since I couldn't tolerate it any other way.

Not to thread-jack, but do the Headdresses sell back?

In-case the OP or anyone was wondering, the coifs are steady at 55gp~(55 exact right now) and the feathers go from 17-22gp (yellows are at 30). Each Headdress gives 50xp, so that is 1.5gp/xp worst case scenario.

 

Stripy and yellow headdresses sell, although slow. Red for some reason doesn't really sell at all. If you had patience, again it's possible. Although at that point I just said screw it and sold them all to the general store at I believe 50gp/ea. Which isn't too bad.

 

Also not that yellow headdresses are worth a lot more than other headdresses in the GE for some reason.

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