The easiest way to up your magic as a p2p is with Blue Dragons.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Sound tough? They are, but the rewards are well worth the risks. All you need are an air staff (or fire, if you can cast fire strike) and mind runes. This a great and easy way to up two skills at once by making your own mind and air runes from Falador. Anyway, get around 300 mind runes, an anti-fire shield, 900 air runes, and a fire staff (the last two if you can cast fire strike). Armor is recommended, but not needed. Also, bring an item or runes to tele out once you run out!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

You have enough runes for 300 fire/air strikes. This means you just equip the spell to your staff and head to Taverly Dungeon. Note: Turn Auto Retaliate off to save runes. If you have the Dusty Key, bring that with you, otherwise go through the Black Knight's base and take the first left (the base is used in Wanted!). Kill the Jailer and use his key to open the cell with the explorer guy. Talk to him and he'll give you the key. Run up past the lesser demons and open the door. Run to the end of the cavern and into the passage. Then find a nice spot WITHIN the passage so that the dragons can't hit you. Let loose with your strikes.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

For higher level mages, you can switch to bolts and blasts, but they require higher level runes, and minds can be produced in bigger quantities as you level Runecrafting.

Blue Dragons easiest? Haha, very funny :lol: Ever hear of High Alchemy?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Seeing on how I know basic magic, I'll give this a 1.5/10.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

^ Constructive critism ftw ^

In case you don't know High Alchemy is anything but basic. How do you get there, pray tell?

In case you don't know High Alchemy is anything but basic. How do you get there, pray tell?

 

 

 

failed cursing.

lol

err sorry but this is a very selfish way of training mage... not fair you have to wait forever in hero's guild for a blue dragon while some noob has to cast 400 spells per dragon besides your in no place to be writing a mage training guide with 55 mage -.-

Hmm, honestly I only use the Hero's Guild for the Ammy of Glory recharge, so Taverly Dungeon is much more efficient. Taverly Dungeon is used for Druidic Ritual and Wanted! in case you thought I was reffering to the Hero's Guild. This is the method that I use to up my Magic so I can finally finish Family Crest :) . I personally make my own runes, then go to the dungeon to cast 300 Fire Strikes. Say what you like, but as you noticed I've got 55 Magic =D>

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

As a sidenote, if you have completed both Grand Tree and Hero's Quest, bring the Ammy of Glory. Use it for Al Kharid, glider to Grand Tree then to White Wolf Mountain. Bank along the way and easy walking distance back to the dungeon.

2/10

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Speand some time on this. I really hate it when noobs do this, it is pointless, you fail WAY to much, even at 74 magic i find it slow to fire strike dragons

It's slow, but think of what the rewards are to newbs, some pretty nice stuff. Think about it, Dragon Bones which are popular anywhere, Blue Dragonhide, and anything from more runes, gems, or money to a dragon spear! Now who wouldn't want that? All while training a skill needed to get the prestigious Legends cape!

Anyone, anyone at all?

GOOD GUIDE. :) Come's in use for bones and hides, should inclue, if you make you're own runes, you can have more of a profit..

It takes to long to kill each dragon, so not that good of a strategy.

A long 1-2 minutes ending in xp, dragon bones, hide, and a nice item. Plus with the long wait time, you squeeze in a few extra xp.

As a side note, for those who don't know, the higher Runecrafting you have the more runes per rune ess you get. For example, I have 43 Runecrafting. For every 1 Pure Essence, I get 4 Air runes. With a full inventory + pouches, I can get 120 runes in my inventory (30 X 4).

this was already used in another guide almost word for word.. :shame: