On 23 May , Jagex announced that RuneScape Classic would be permanently closing on 6 August due to numerous unfixable problems with the game. On the 27th of February , the members expansion was released. Up for a challenge? Need better gear?
Defeat the almighty dragons over and over again. Upcoming level 24 pk tournament set for Sunday, September 6th at pm USA central time Prize pool will be distributed between top 3 finishers, minimum 6 participants must arrive for event to take place. This page explains the optimal method that a player can use to complete every quest in RuneScape, including what levels they will need to train to.
If the first or second option is chosen, players will be brought to Tutorial Island, and if the third option is chosen, they will be sent to straight to Burthorpe, skipping the tutorial alltogether.
The first ever tutorial, Tutorial Island, released 24 September , was the longest of any tutorials. Six distinct ages are known, which span roughly 12, years and begin with the discovery of Gielinor by the god Guthix- the events before that are also documented where possible, but an exact time cannot be given.
Magic isnt really useful since you are wearing items that have a negative bonus on Magic Attacks. How to spot them and what they have. Pure Rangers will be wearing dragon hide vamps and chaps, they wear a coif and a leather body. They equip the best arrows and best Bow available to them. Pure Rangers, will stand at maximum distance from there prey and begin attacking.
This gives them the upper hand from the first arrow they let loose. If their Range level is high enough, they can hit consistent 12's on their opponent. First, train on cows until you are able to equip a Willow bow. You can use either accurate or rapid. Accurate is slower, but has a better chance of hitting, and Rapid hits faster, but has less of a chance of hitting.
Then when you get the willow bow, head over to Hill Giants. Train there until you have at least 50 Range. Then you can either pk, or you can keep training there until 60 Range. An alternative would be to buy a lot of bronze arrows, and go to Varrok sewers. Look around for a while and you will see a place where you are on one side, and the zombies are on the other and they cannot hit you. Now train range there, but you will not be able to pick up your arrows, but it is very quick XP.
This also works with skeletons in the sewers. There is one safe spot that I know of in level 2 of Security Stronghold: Right when you enter from the west entrance of the room full of flesh crawlers…Go to the very tip corner on the left side right as you walk in. Also go to the corner. Since Pure Rangers will be wearing D 'hide the worst possible way to attack them is by using Magic, Their armour makes magic almost useless for fighting them.
There armour also gives a very nice Range defence as well. The best way to attack them is by using Melee. By using a stabbing weapon and stabbing their armour you will do more damage. The Tank Ranger. Defence: 40 or more More is better Defence Tank Rangers will be wearing full green dragon hide or will be wearing a Rune Chain body instead of the green dragon hide body and also will wear a Rune full helmet.
Tank Rangers, will stand at maximum distance from there prey and begin attacking. They will not use magic to KO you because of their armor making it so hard to hit with magic, instead they will just out last you. You are going to have to train defense without training attack or strength.
This may be a little tedious, but it is worth it. You can either train defense with an Iron Scimmy or you can train it using the long Range option on your bow. If you choose the scimmy, then train on chickens and cows, then train on monks the rest of the way.
If you use long range, then train on cows until 40 range. You are also training Range when you use Long Range, so once you get 40 defense, switch to Rapid or Accurate. The difference is accurate is slower, but hits more, and rapid is faster, but hits less.
So train Range until you can equip a willow bow, then head over to hill giants and train Range to your desired level there. Tank Rangers are often hard to beat since they have a good Defense level and their range attack hits fast and hard. Also, range is alright at a decent right against them as well.
Prayer: 1 or 44 Up to you really, Prayer wont last too long, gives extra Cmb lvls too. You can train Attack and Strength to 40 each starting at chickens and cows until 20 each, then head to monks and train until 40 there. Now train Range until 65 using the methods used in the "Pure Ranger" section.
Now train your strength to 60 at hill giants or zombies in stronghold of security. Magic is not good against these pures. Again as before, Str or Pure Range are viable options at defeating them. The Pure Mage. These Pures will be wearing full Mage clothes and they will have certain Runes and lobsters in their inventory.
They mostly carry Teleport Runes also. Pure Mages, will stand at maximum distance from their prey and begin attacking. This gives them an advantage from the first spell the cast on you. Also, they may occasionally bind their opponent to stop them from moving for 5 seconds. There are a number of ways to train magic, but we will tell you the most used ways. The most used way is to first use air strike on any monster until you can cast fire strike.
Then you should go to hill giants and train magic using fire strike until your desired level. You can also train magic using fire strike at the wizard's tower on the top floor. There is a lesser demon in a cage, and you can train magic very quickly here. A much faster way would be using Varrock teleport to train Mage. Now you would train magic until 25 mage, then get the runes for Varrock teleport, and then just teleport until your desired level. This is a very expensive way, this will cost you a lot of money.
There are 2 more fast ways also. You can cast curse spells on any monster until your desired level. Also you can low alch a high quantity of items to get some extra money, and some magic experience. These 2 ways are pretty fast but they do not train hit points. Using curse is pretty cheap and average to fast speed, Alching items is expensive in the long run but extremely fast. They will demolish Str pures with a steel scimmy or a Mith scimmy. While fighting a Mage do not wear any form of plate armour.
The best Defense against these Pures is D 'Hide or nothing at all. All Attacking styles will work fine against Mages but the best ones are Melee and Range. These will do the most damage since they wear no armour.
The Hybrid. Prayer: 1 or 45 for all Protection Prayers and Attack bonuses. These type of Un-Pures are very hard to spot in the wild. They generally wear whatever gives them the best defense against all other pures, while still have attacking bonuses in all the combat styles. They will carry weapons, Bows and Arrows and also Runes for Magic, But will also carry the different armours they need to fight all the different Pures. Training a Hybrid is a mixture of how to train all the other Pures, Please read the other Pure training sections to find out how.
Fighting a true Hybrid Pker will be very hard, they will change their armour with your attacking style, Making you hit less and making them hit harder. There is no real way to explain how to beat one of these Un-Pures other than when they change their armour change your attacking style. They have runes for certain spells in their inventory. They will stand far away from you and they will range you at first. Once that your health seems low to them, they will attack you with a magic spell, preferably fire blast.
The magic spell is used to try to KO their opponent. Well since you are not training attack and strength, you will not need any combat equipment. You will only be training magic and range. First off, train range at chicken until you can equip a willow bow. Now, head over to the Hill Giants in the Edgeville dungeon, and train Range to Now, it is time to train magic to Follow the magic training methods used in the "Pure Mage" guide mentioned earlier. Now that your magic is 50, Train Range to Now since your Range is 65, time to get the powerful fire blast.
It hits a max of 16 in f2p. Now, train your magic to 59 and don't train is any higher. Now, you can go into the wilderness and start PKing. It tells me that someone has already taken the name WG Sebald. I don't know, but the game's been around for nearly 20 years now, so I should've figured that no niche would be untouched. I type in Burrp Bram and the name is accepted. I am now Burrp Bram. In the tutorial area, I learn there's a skill called Prayer and that burying the bones of my slaughtered enemies will increase my Prayer skill.
Later, those enemies include innocent tutorial bunnies that I stab to death with a dagger and make sandwiches out of, innocent tutorial cows that I pierce with arrows while they helplessly stand in a pen, trolls who live in caves directly beneath the town, gelatinous abominations, and some skeletons, who were presumably buried at one time, and now need to be reburied.
I bury all their bones, even the bones of the gelatinous abominations, which somehow have bones. I level up my Prayer skill in the process, although I don't bother to learn what Prayer actually does.
January RuneScape launches. December The RuneScape 2 beta begins. March RuneScape 2 becomes RuneScape. The old version becomes RuneScape Classic. February Old School RuneScape launches, bringing back a version of the game from April : The RuneScape 3 beta goes live.
July RuneScape 3 becomes RuneScape. April A new game client is released. August RuneScape Classic is closed. Jagex briefly delays the server shutdown to let one player finish the climactic Legends' Quest. October RuneScape releases on Steam. When EverQuest launched, my favorite thing to do was explore the world with low-level characters, danger be damned.
It was about the adventure, not the grinding, and I'm happy to discover that RuneScape offers the same freedom. I quickly brush aside my tutorial work, despite barely understanding the arcane, semi-automated combat system and spell rune economy in those respects, RuneScape feels very much like a game that's been under construction for 20 years , and just start walking.
Almost immediately, I run into Death himself, literally a floating skeleton. He turns out to be a nice guy, though—clearly hanging out as part of a Halloween event—and he informs me that at the beginning of every hour there's a chance it'll become a "spooky hour," which increases XP earned. I think that could be true of life, too. Maybe you're in a spooky hour right now. Death also gives me my first real quest, handing me a crystal that he says will guide me to lost souls that need to be defragmented.
That's the word he uses: "defragment. I think that souls really ought to be stored on SSDs these days, but I set that thought aside and run off to the Barbarian Village to the north to defragment my first soul. I'm worried the identical blonde barbarians will attack me, but they just mull around with spears while I chase down a glowing soul dot and click on it to heal it.
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