Hello tip.it

 

I was wondering what is a good order to get 99's in? I have all stats 70+ now and 99 in my combat stats. I'm not sure what skills I should train to 99 and in what order, thanks for any advice.

Runespan makes getting in 99 in there really easy, so that might be the first on you want to get. I know when runespan came out I was just 35 runecrafting in F2P. I got to 73 in a matter of days (5 hours at runespan at most). If I truly wanted to, I could have went the distance to 80+ in F2P. I am not aware if Runespan has since been nerf'd a bit but realistically(and easily) you can get a 99 in there doing it 3 to 5 hours day as P2P. Firemaking/woodcutting/cooking might also be another one. Bonfires appear to make getting 99 in firemaking easier. If you have the money you could buy cooking.

 

So far those are the only thing I can think of that might get you a quick 99. Mind you I don't have a 99 so you should probably take my advice with a grain of salt. Hope that helps :smile:

Those are ones I was thinking too, once I finish off some random tasks I might do firemaking using maples from kingdom then do runespan then maybe cooking, but apart from those still not sure

Train your magic to 99 on glacors.

Get summoning up as much as possible with the charms/money you get.

Train slayer using melee while using cannon wherever you can to train your range up.

Dungeoneering with friends if possible, official worlds might make you mad.

Get some bank-skill supplies to train while waiting for floors(cooking, fletching, herblaw, crafting, firemaking)

Do a farm run a day(trees, fruit trees, calquat) and herb/allotment run whenever you feel like it. You don't have to plant the most expensive plants.

 

Then train whatever you feel like doing at the time :)

Just to add to gago above:

- Unlock Turmoil and Overloads before slaying/bossing/dungeoneering.

- Unlock juju farming potions and start herb runs asap along with daily tree runs.

The order doesn't really matter, but stop at 98, not 99. Lamp summoning. I'll punch you if you use anything other than the circus on agility. Then train slayer and dg. Then finish maxing.

Some skills benefit other skills, for example firemaking benefits woodcutting (adze helps with dropping, also trains firemaking losslessly). Some elite diaries help training as well (Varrock for mining/smithing for example). I suggest going for taskmaster first, and focusing on maxing second.

Some skills benefit other skills, for example firemaking benefits woodcutting (adze helps with dropping, also trains firemaking losslessly). Some elite diaries help training as well (Varrock for mining/smithing for example). I suggest going for taskmaster first, and focusing on maxing second.

Ye this is good stuff. Listen to it.

Sorry to hijack, but:

 

What is the most beneficial skill to use lamps on (assuming starting from a mid-level account)? I realise that Slayer and Summoning are the two slowest skills in the game (in pure xp/hr), but training them the regular way has other benefits such as while training Slayer you level Melees, Ranged and Summoning and if collecting charms via Glacors you level Magic and make money.

 

What about after maxing both Slayer and Summoning (as they are generally some of the first skills maxed)?

What do I need to unlock juju farming potions?

 

I have overloads/turmoil and a good place to dung

 

So I guess task master will be my next objective along with juju stuff :) tysm

 

Edit: should I get quest cape after taskmaster?

IMHO before

 

 

edit: juju's are from hunting jadinkos 74 hunter is required for the secondary for farm juju's read up on this websites herblore habitat guide for specific info

I mainly said juju's because they greatly increases your herb farming profit.

I mainly said juju's because they greatly increases your herb farming profit.

 

Also, great for mining!