Any help greatly appreciated

[Nts1]

I just purchased a membership recently and I am a little overwhelmed by the sheer size of the new areas available to me. I would like to train combat and the newly available member skills but I am a little lost on where to start. I've read most of the guides but I would appreciate it if someone could recommend and help me taylor a training plan for my character.

 

 

 

Completed quests:

 

ALL f2p quests

 

Biohazard

 

Druidic Ritual

 

Fishing Contest

 

Jungle Potion

 

Plaugue City

 

Priest In Peril

 

Tears of Guthix

 

Witch's House

 

 

 

Stats:

 

Attack: 62

 

Defense: 56

 

Strength: 72

 

HP: 66

 

Ranged: 63

 

Prayer: 45

 

Magic: 66

 

Combat Level: 79

 

Runecrafting: 20

 

Agility: 28

 

Herblore: 9

 

Thieving: 33

 

Crafting: 50

 

Fletching: 6

 

Slayer: 2

 

Mining: 63

 

Smithing: 55

 

Cooking: 62

 

Firemaking: 59

 

Woodcutting: 60

 

Farming: 3

 

 

 

 

 

Goals:

 

1) 70 Attack so I can wield the whip I purchased

 

2) All stats 50+ (combat stats 70+)

 

3) Complete as many quests as possible

 

 

 

I would really appreciate advice on which quests to complete, and where/how to train the stats in which I am currently low leveled in. Also what equipment you might reccommend to purchase.

 

 

 

Thanks! Looking forward to hear from some of you helpful experienced members!

 

 

 

Nts1

[Nts1]

Someone please help. I know I am not the only one to have been through this situation. Anything would really be beneficial.

 

 

 

Nts1

[chenw]

I know, i was in nearly the same situation as you were when i became members.

 

 

 

Fletching is ok to train if you have some feathers to start with. The fastest xp would be making arrow shafts. As soon as you hit lv 20, go to oak shorts, then 25 for oak longs. 35 move onto willows, then 40 onwards UNTIL 70, willow longs (DO NOT STRING BOWS).

 

 

 

For farming I think Satenza has written a guide about fast low level farming, its in the archive of wisdom in p2p general sticky

 

 

 

for herblore it is a royal pain in the rear to train, although i do suggest you start with the al kharid warriors for herbs. easy kills, they come to you to kill, they drop heaps of herbs and sometimes clue scrolls. And KEEP all the unid herbs you have, they will come VERY useful later (especially ranaars)

 

 

 

As for slayer, there is only a few things i can say. For your level, i would give the Edgeville dungeon slayer master a shot, very good.

 

 

 

For the 70 attack, i trained that before i got my members, thiough all i can remember was training on edgeville hobgoblins with rune scimmy. I never trained without a whip in p2p so i wouldnt be able to give a better answer.

 

 

 

Complete lost city (gives access to d longs and daggers), tree gnome village (gives tree teleports and needed for grand tree ques), Grand Tree quest (needed for gnome gliders and Monkey madness, which opens Dragon scimmy), Ghosts ahoy (gives access to Ectovial), The Fremmenike Trials (gives access to fremmenik helms) and the other teleport quests.

[Dark_diablo]

i know that wot i did is different to most people but..

 

I started off by doing many quest and with each one i started to learn about new member areas, after having done quite a few quest i decided to start doing some new member skills.

 

i think i started off with fletching cause i had a high wc and from there i worked on all the new skills one at a time while learning new areas and items in rs members

[Dark_Protoman]

ahh the beity of whips *cough-dont know* i suggest gettin up your herblore and farming for the reasons:

 

*herb sells good potions like prayer pots and for farming, grow rannars and sell 5 times the ammount of the seed *estamate*. or others shown above.

 

well im off, got the last SC exam tomorry

[dogfever]

I would say definitely start on the slayer skill because its a great way to train combat. I personally use the Lost City master because Edgeville gives me worse assignments.

 

 

 

Definitiely start farming if you want to raise herblore, I'm only level 38 (I think) and I'm sitting on enough herbs to gain at least 4 herblore levels.

 

 

 

Training fletching was good for me because I cut everything myself (16000 willows :shock: ) which was tedious but I got enough wc xp to cut magics and enough tree seeds (from bird's nest randoms) to raise farming really quick (like 12 acorns 12 willows 6 maples and 3 yews not to mention loads of fruit tree seeds as well). However, contrary to popular opinion fletching is not quick easy money. A lot of people fletch and not many people buy so you have to alch yourself. Plus to get good money from it you have to craft your own nats and cut your own yews so its actually quite slow.

 

 

 

And definitely do the teleport quests it'll save you loads of time.

 

 

 

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[Nts1]

Thanks everyone, there are just so many things I can do now compared to f2p that it's hard to know what to concentrate on for the greatest benefit!

[djfan00002]

I know how you feel, I to just started members and I am just as overwhelmed as you. If you want someone to possibly train with, explore or do quests with PM in the game. My name is in my sig.

[ctu]

http://forum.tip.it/viewtopic.php?t=371916

 

 

 

this is quite good topic where they are showing from wich quest what kind of xp u get.

 

 

 

I have been few months in members if u need friend u can add me die112

[Nts1]

Great job with the thread! Great information and I hadn't found that one yet. Glad to see there's a lot of friendly folks around!