New to P2p

[Derbiking]

So im looking to go P2P, after being F2P for quite a few years. This is because the only thing that seems to be left for me to do in f2p is grind the skills to 99 :/ By going P2P I want to do quests, clue scrolls, acheivment diaries, PVM etc and just having a variety of different options to make the game more enjoyable. I have a basic knowledge for P2P, as I do like to read the forums about most things, but there are a few things I would like to know. Such as:

• what quests are advisable to do early on, that give useful items or rewards.
  
• if I have aroung 150k Dung tokens would it a good idea getting things like bonecrusher or herbicide. If not what would be wise to spend or save them for first?
  
• are there any monsters/bosses that I could kill for money, or ones that I could work towards,
  
• and finally when it comes to armour/weapons, should I just be getting the highest tier I can?
  

As for skills, I will just train them as I go along, so will look up guides if I need to. My stats are below if it helps, and thanks in advance!

 

[Low Levelled]

Tbh if I were you I'd quest for higher end contents. Questing would also help skills, as some quests have skill requirements you'd have to meet. After questing for a bit, I'd slay and get some charms, as summoning will help greatly for bossing.

[sportsjock215]

I would recommend trying out all of the p2p skills. When I first started I got all of my p2p stats too 30 so I could get a feel for how each of them worked and see which ones I liked.

 

You could find quests that helped you with the skills, but you will still want to do some of the training yourself to learn how to do each skill.

 

As for DG you would have to ask someone else about that.

[PolarBearBlue]

For quest I suggest doing them in order of release to follow the lore. Otherwise do all your quest series related to getting the full rewards for The World Wakes. Some series I started with were the

Desert series - ancient magicks and ava device

Myreque Series - Barrows

Penguin Series - Penguin D&D, otherwise very funny

Temple Knights - Lots of stuff

Fairy Tales series - Fairy rings, big plus

Fremennik series - Balmung, Managing Miscellania, DKS, lunar Magicks

Gnome series - Transportation

 

Basically you want to go for quest cape, as some of the bet rewards come from much later quest.

 

It would be wise to work on your combat stats and save your dung tokens on a weapon like the main hand claw and cmaul and cstaff for slayer and bossing. However, if you plan to do a lot of dung and slayer over boss hunting I'd say buy a charm imp and bonecrusher but buy it with a bone necklace then herbicide. If bossing over slayer I'd go for weapons, then arcane steam necklace and bonecrusher/bone necklace. If you plan to skill a lot then buy the skilling scrolls. You want to do everything so basically most the dung rewards you want. I would wait to see what you enjoy most before spending, but you most likely save for weapons.

 

After doing some quest you can find some bosses to do. For now I would suggest getting the Myreque Series done for Barrows, group KBD and trying group Bandos. When I started P2P I did a lot of Giant mole and KBD. When I finished most the Fremennik series I tried DKS in a group. When I got 85 herblore I did QBD. After 85 dung I did Frost Dragons. Otherwise I just killed dragons for their hide and did a little slayer. Most my early money making came from farming and Managing Miscellania (MTK).

 

For armor, the best you can do is Barrows or GWD sets. Barrows is cheap face value but constant repair cost. However, it has lp boost. GWD sets don't have the lp boost and have expensive face value but had extra damage and not repair cost. Barrows would probably be easier to get for you and you'll probably pay for it with farming and MTK.

 

Hope this helps.

 

EDIT: I would also work on Player Owned port stats. The best stat you have is fishing so try to get 90 fishing and start ports.

[Quyneax]

Dungeoneering-wise, get a chaotic weapon, it'll help a lot on quest bosses etc.. Good choices are claw (main hand claw is 100k tokens + dragon claw), staff (200k tokens) and double crossbows (200k + 100k tokens). Getting enhanced Excalibur would be good too, as off-hand (Seer's village hard tasks, you mostly need the quests & fletching for that I think).

[Derbiking]

Thanks for all the help guys :)

[Gugge]

For quest I suggest doing them in order of release to follow the lore. Otherwise do all your quest series related to getting the full rewards for The World Wakes. Some series I started with were the

Desert series - ancient magicks and ava device

Myreque Series - Barrows

Penguin Series - Penguin D&D, otherwise very funny

Temple Knights - Lots of stuff

Fairy Tales series - Fairy rings, big plus

Fremennik series - Balmung, Managing Miscellania, DKS, lunar Magicks

Gnome series - Transportation

 

 

I started to reply, then realized almost all i wanted to say was already said ;) Quests that open up new areas and transportation should be first priority.

 

Anyways, in addition to above, I suggest the Plaque city series. It is Ardounge teleport, but it is also the crystal bow and the elven lands.

 

If you plan on doing clues, you definitly want to do Legends quest.

 

Ghosts Ahoy for the ectophial, both for gettng around and because its very useful for farming.

 

Then of course, sort your quest list in difficulty order, and work through the Novice quests. They are very often quick, easy AND required for other quests.

 

Oh - and do unlock the lodestones all over the world as soon as you can, it will make getting around so much easier.

[PolarBearBlue]

For quest I suggest doing them in order of release to follow the lore. Otherwise do all your quest series related to getting the full rewards for The World Wakes. Some series I started with were the

Desert series - ancient magicks and ava device

Myreque Series - Barrows

Penguin Series - Penguin D&D, otherwise very funny

Temple Knights - Lots of stuff

Fairy Tales series - Fairy rings, big plus

Fremennik series - Balmung, Managing Miscellania, DKS, lunar Magicks

Gnome series - Transportation

 

 

I started to reply, then realized almost all i wanted to say was already said ;) Quests that open up new areas and transportation should be first priority.

 

Anyways, in addition to above, I suggest the Plaque city series. It is Ardounge teleport, but it is also the crystal bow and the elven lands.

 

If you plan on doing clues, you definitly want to do Legends quest.

 

Ghosts Ahoy for the ectophial, both for gettng around and because its very useful for farming.

 

Then of course, sort your quest list in difficulty order, and work through the Novice quests. They are very often quick, easy AND required for other quests.

 

Oh - and do unlock the lodestones all over the world as soon as you can, it will make getting around so much easier.

 

I was about to put all the quest series but I decided to end with "go for quest cape". Obviously OP doesn't have to but doing most of the related TWW quest will have him set. :D

 

And yes, do unlock lodestones. In fact, the first thing you should do in P2P outside the tutorial (if you do it) in walk around Gielinor and unlock lodestones. So places like the elf land you won't be able to get to but it good to know the map. You'll be surprised. Early on I still had limited transportation and did a fair bit of walking until I unlocked fairy ring, gliders, etc. Not as much as 07scape but enough to make transportation quest worth doing.

[X3EN]

Getting enhanced Excalibur would be good too, as off-hand (Seer's village hard tasks, you mostly need the quests & fletching for that I think).

 

Yeah, you only need ~90 herblore for the extreme ranging potion for EEE.

[Quyneax]

EE has the same stats as EEE, so you don't need 90 herblore at all :).

 

Edit: disregard in case of below.

[Ammako]

I think he was pointing out that 92 herblore was needed just for EEE and that it wasn't needed for EE.

[baileydafrog]

Tears of Guthix is a good one to get early as well as the penguin quests as far as helping with levelling goes, as much as it is inefficient, maybe take a walk around areas new to you, big world to see until you unlock teleports