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Now for one of the easiest parts of your strength pure training….. Picking skill goals. Now this is that part where i must say easier done then said…. Now with that said lets start off by picking skill goals to train. As a rule i must say strength must have a minimum level of 50 to pk and become a respected pker. Now your attack can range from 1-40 although i suggest getting it up a little so you can hit a few extra times each fight.

Alright now that you are on real runescape soil you can head over to the dungeon very close to where you land after your lumbrige teleport and get the two 250xp skill lamps from sir Vance and use then both on hp. Yes that’s right all other guides say to use those lamps on skills and I would to but I found out that by using those lamps plus the ones from the stronghold of player safety you get 15 hp or 1250xp in hp without doing any combat and that will give you the best bonus in the game as hp is the pures best friend. Now after that head over to varrock and take the grand exchange tutorial and then buy a few trout maybe 12 or so because you don’t take that much damage in the stronghold of security. Then after you are done the stronghold of security you should do the stronghold of player safety and remember that you use the xp lamps on hp. After that you should have the 20k from the strongholds plus however much you get from the items off the tutorial island. Now you can go a head and buy 1 set full iron all scimitars up to mithril and use the rest of your money to buy cakes to use for training. If you want to know why you don’t buy a rune scimitar its because rune scimitars currently go for 30-40k or more.

Good News: If you purchase runescape powerlevling to desire level below 70 , you will get 2 lvl free up. while desire level to above 70,geting 1 level free up.

If you desired level of attack and defence is higher than your strength, we suggest you do strength powerleveling first, that will more useful when you are in combat.

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Many times when people search for a Runescape Stat Trainer, they are looking for some sort of cheat that will do the work for them. Although these cheats do exist, they are easy to find and Jagex bans thousands of accounts a month for using them. Sometimes people want others to do the work for them, so they will pay so much per exp, and have their accounts trained by someone else. Most of the time, the people who train these accounts use the cheats to do it and then the accounts are banned. The best way to train your stats is to just do it yourself. Think about it, you wont be cheating, you wont risk loosing your account to a ban or a “stat trainer” that can steal your account, and most of all, you did it yourself so you have that feeling of accomplishment.

If you let others do the work for you or you use a program to cheat at it, then you loose the true fun of the game. Think about if everyone cheated at Runescape, would it be any fun anymore? No, it would not be, because you would have all your stats to 99, all the items you ever wanted, sure, this seems nice, but so would everyone else in Runescape. So there would be no Player Killing because you would not be able to kill each other, it would just be a never-ending battle. Training your stats without cheating is half the fun of Runescape.

Here are some tips to help you train your stats;

1. If you are after a certain level, do not do anything else in Runescape before you have it. If you stop training it might be a month before you start again.

2. Stay positive. If you know you can do it, then you will. Negativity will only slow you down.

3. Break up your goal into several smaller ones. Such as, if you are wanting level 60 attack and you are level 50 attack, and then break it down to every 2 levels, with breaks in between. It can take a little longer like this, but at least you wont be sitting there bored.

4. Never give up. If you give up you will never reach your goal.

Sure, most of those are just common knowledge, but if you follow them then you will go far. Remember, if you really want it, you should work twice as hard to get it.

Training it yourself is a lot harder than paying someone to do it or cheating, but you will feel a lot better after it is all done if you did it yourself. If you let someone train your stats to 99, sure you will be jumping around for a little while, but if you trained it yourself, there is no comparison. When you look at the stat and know you did that all by yourself, it is a lot better than looking at it and knowing you cheated to get it. If that is not enough to convince you, think of it like this.

Let’s say you pay someone a lot of money to get you to level 100. They tell you it will take one week and to not log on until then. Therefore, a week passes and you are all exited to log in and see your level is 100, and then you receive a message that the username or password is wrong. Then you lost your account AND your money. You cannot trust ANYONE with your Runescape password.

To do well in melee you are going to need good Strength levels. These levels can be obtained by using the Aggressive attack style while training. There are also many different ways to temporarily boost your Strength.

If you are going to train to get your levels, I would suggest killing goblins. They are quick to kill and give a fair amount of experience points. It is always better to kill something fast and get smaller exp. than take longer to kill something and get more.

Let’s say that I go kill a goblin, it will take about 2 to 3 hits and its dead, and I will get around 40 experience. It only takes about 2 seconds, then I am on to another, and it keeps going on and on getting 40 exp. per kill.

Now say I go kill a Minotaur. It takes me 7 hits and I get 50 experience points. That’s only 10 more than a goblin, and it takes way longer. I could kill 3 goblins in the time it takes to kill 1 Minotaur!

You can also get Strength experience points in quests. These quests include;

» Scorpion Catcher = 6,625 strength xp
» Heroes Quest = 3,075 strength xp
» Tai Bwo Wannai Trio = 2,500 strength xp
» Haunted Mine = 22,000 strength xp
» In Search of the Myreque = 600 strength xp
» Dragon Slayer = 18,650 strength xp
» Roving Elves = 10,000 strength xp
» Troll Romance = 4,000 strength xp
» In Aid of the Myreque = 2,000 strength xp
» Monkey Madness = 20,000 or 35,000 strength xp
» Waterfall Quest = 13,750 strength xp
» The Fremennik Trials = 2,812 strength xp

There are also various ways to give quick boosts to your Strength; this is very useful if you are suddenly attacked. One way is through the Prayer skill. There are three different prayers that will boost your Strength; these are the Burst of Strength, Superhuman Strength, and Ultimate Strength. Each give a certain percentage boost, ranging from 5 to 15.

Another way is drinking Potions. The most commonly known potion is the Strength Potion. This will boost your Strength anywhere from 3 to 12 levels. Then there is the Super Strength Potion which will boost anywhere from 5 to 19! The Zamorak Potion is one of the lesser known potions, it will give a boost anywhere from 3 to 11.

You can also drink Beer to increase your strength, but it will take away from your attack. A normal glass gives a boost of 4, and takes 8 attack away. If you were to drink a Keg of Beer, you would have an increase of 7 in strength, but with a great decrease of attack.

You can also get bonuses by what sort of sword and armor you wear. For instance, if you were to wear Rune Gloves, you would get a bonus of +8. A Dragon Two-Handed Sword will give you a bonus of +93!

If you were to wear a Dragon Longsword, a Berserker Necklace, a Fire Cape, Barrows Gloves, Rune Boots, an Obsidian Shield, the Helm of Neitiznot, and the Bandos Chestplate, besides looking completely ridiculous you would have a total strength bonus of +108! There are many not so crazy looking ways to boost your Strength Stat, this was just an example.

Hello! There are many methods on leveling up. Some people try to sell these methods for real money. I would not advise buying these books because most of them just contain the same old reused information. I am going to list some good leveling methods. Just think of it as your own personal Runescape Leveling Guide. Enjoy.

Let’s start with one of my Favorite skills, cooking!
I prefer to fish lobsters at Catherby and cook them, then bank them at the near by bank. But, if you are not interested in fishing, I suggest getting level 60 cooking by cooking anything you can get your hands on, then buy as many lobsters as it takes to get to level 99. Of course this takes money, and if you are short on cash then you will want to fish your own.

Runescape Fishing Leveling Guide
While we are on the topic, let me tell you about fishing. As I told you, I prefer fishing at
Catherby, You can easily fish at the shore, than when you get a full inventory go bank them.
If you are looking to make money, do not cook the fish. However, if you want to level both the fishing AND the cooking, there is a house right next to the bank where you can cook them. I suggest keeping at least 2 banks slots open, one for cooked and one for burnt. Then when you are done fishing you can just withdraw the burnt fish as a note and you wont have to mess with dropping each one individually.

Mining Leveling
The fastest way to level up your mining is with Iron. It is fast and it gives good experience. The faster the better in the world of leveling. This is true because if you can mine, say, 20 of one rock, while it takes you the same amount of time to mine another. So less experience points and less mining time is better than more mining time and more experience.

Woodcutting
People tell me to power cut Normal Trees until you reach level 30, then you cut Oak Trees. After you can cut Willow Trees, start cutting. The best place to cut Willow Trees is in Draynor Village. You can cut those until level 99.

Crafting
I am not a crafter, it is a boring skill in my opinion, but I have heard to buy normal or tanned
Cowhides and then make them into the best leather you can. Many people tell me that making Tiaras is a good way as well.

Hunting Leveling
I love to hunt in Runescape. It is a very fun skill and I spent a week out in the wild leveling up in it. I enjoyed it very much, I have not heard too much on how to level up your hunting fast,
but I will tell you a good method I have invented.

From level 1 to 7, hunt Polar Kebbits. From 7 to 13, hunt Deldip Weasels. After you have reached level 13, start hunting Desert Devils. Hunt on them until you reach level 23. Then start hunting Wild Kebbits. When you hit level 33, start hunting the Barbtailed Kebbit. Hunt on those until you reach level 49.

When you reach level 49, start hunting the Razorbacked Kebbit. Hunt on those until you reach level 66. Then start hunting the Pawya. Hunt the Pawya until you get to the level 77. Then hunt the Grenwall until you are level 99!

How to Increase Your Runescape Combat Level
Saving the best for last – If you want to level up your combat fast, I suggest going into the Stronghold of Security. You can gain some major levels down there. Especially if you fight Goblins. They are fast to kill and give a fair amount of experience points. Remember, faster is better in the world of leveling! This methods are best ways to increase your levels.

Well, I hope I helped you, at least a little bit, haha! Happy Playing!

Woot 2 more levels to my total level now 2024

I went to God wars because I had Bloodvelds for slayer, it is a lot quieter there and usually no one competing for the animals, I am a sucker for the boss there so i got the inventory for the big fight after I got my 40 kill count.

Killing bloodvelds at the Zammy Fortress Godwars

As I was attacking the bloodvelds I got a level, woooot 97 range, a few minutes later I got another level wooot 93 slayer, 2 levels came nicely together.

I got 97 Range attacking bloodvelds

I got 93 slayer at bloodvelds

I got slayer and range levels so close together

After I got my 40 Zammy kills I went for the Boss and would you believe it my first ever non standard drop from kril a steam battle staff.

Part of a sword would have been better but its better than nothing, all in all not a bad day.

Buying skills on Runescape

I see so many people devaluing skills because you can buy them, fletching, cooking, smithing, crafting and many more can all be bought, or can it?

Ok lets look at it, say you need 40k sharks to get to 99 you stick your cash on GEbay for 41K raw sharks, the next day you log in and you have 41k sharks ready to be collected, you pick them up and put them in your bank, woot you have 99 cooking!!, why can you not buy the cape of achievement? the straight forward reason is you CAN NOT buy a skill! you can not buy a skill you can only buy the supplies, you still need to do the hours of work needed to get the cape, you still need to sit in Burthorpe Bank taking inventory of sharks at a time using them with a fire and waiting for them to cook.

When you buy the supplies for a skill you are not cheating in any way all you are doing is changing the order you train your skills, take fletching for example people like to get 99 fletching as their first or second level 99, the easy way is to purchase logs and bow strings fletch and sell or alch the bows, you then have 99 fletching, you then decide you want 99 wood cutting so you chop logs and sell them, had you done woodcutting first you could have saved the price of the logs and made fletching a lot cheaper*, depending on how the market changes you can make or lose a lot of money this way, if when you sell your logs they sell for more than you bought them for when you were fletching you have made a profit, likewise if you can only sell them for less than you bought them for when fletching you have made a loss.

Another thing to take into consideration when accusing someone of buying skills, it takes money to buy supplies, you need to do something to get the money, getting the money to buy the supplies takes time and work, the difference being you can choose a way you enjoy to get that cash.

*There is an illusion in Runescape that if you collect all your supplies for fletching you can make a profit, unfortunately this is not true, you can only minimise your outlay or reduce your loses:-

Yew log 410gp,
bow string 170 gp,
nat 260gp,
total cost 840gp,

You can sell yew longbows for 580gp, if you can sell your bows you can break even, if you alch them you get 768gp, that’s a loss of 72gp per bow, if you got all the supplies yourself then you have made a profit, Yes? nope, if you sold the supplies you would have made 840gp for 1 of each component, by putting them together you would have made 768gp a loss of 72gp, you can not make a profit fletching but you can get cheap xp, for a loss of 72gp you can get fletching xp and mage xp and you don’t need to wait for your supplies to sell.

I think I will stick to catching sharks on Runescape.

Stealing Creation Reward Changes

A while ago, we announced that we would be making changes to the rewards for the Stealing Creation minigame. These changes have gone live today.

Players can no longer gain combat experience inside the Stealing Creation minigame. Instead, the sacred clay combat equipment rewards give bonus experience when they are used. This means that combat experience rewards are given in the same way as reward experience for non-combat skills.

Sacred clay reward items give experience at a much greater rate than previously. While using one of these items, the normal experience you would gain is doubled.

Rather than having a fixed number of transformations, the reward items will lose charge gradually as they give experience. The more experience you are gaining, the quicker the charge will run out.

The system for buying reward items has changed. The score you earn in the minigame is now converted into reward points, and you buy reward items using these points. If you had any points stored before this update, 200,000 of those points will be converted to the new system. Any other points will be lost. In addition, if you had more than ten tools or ten pieces of armour/weapons, any excess have been converted to reward points.

Jagex have given permission to Power train summoning, but don’t get to excited you need to be level 74 and relatively wealthy, you are looking at about 50k xp per 10 minutes (Could be quicker never timed it) 300k xp per hour.

The secret is to have 5kg blocks of granite, currently just under 3k per block and dropping daily, kit yourself up with crimson charms, pouches, shards, a chisel and tele runes if flying and 20 or so blocks of 5 Kg granite.

Tele or walk to the obelsik and use the chisel on the granite to make smaller blocks, you get a mixture of 2kg and 500g blocks, if you have room cut some 2k blocks as well, click on the obelisk and make some granite lobsters.

At this stage I put some granite lobster pouches in my spirit terror bird for safe keeping, you can do this or use the next stage and use a granite pouch on the obelisk, you can click the obelisk if you want and select make scrolls but its quicker to use the pouch on it, turn all your pouches into scrolls, you then have a clear inventory to cut your granite again and repeat making pouches and then scrolls.

I went there today with a load of granite and on one trip made 50k summoning xp, I also gained a level, 82 summoning now.

The following pictures show my summoning xp before and after a single power summoning trip 52,607 in 1 go, I could have loaded up a war tortoise with granite blocks and made almost 100k xp in 1 go, 13 trips to get from level 98 to 99 summoning in 2 hours, that is some serious xp, you just got to get the charms.

This method does not help you get charms but it shows you the fastest way to train summoning, I will add a guide to getting charms later, now I have 99 slayer I will be able to spend more time doing what I want, I love slayer so I will probably still be doing that.

This method is expensive, you turn the pouches into scrolls that are difficult to sell, you can not trade the pouches for shards with the ogre guy so all money spent is lost, if you have the money and want quick xp this is certainly the way to go.

Power Leveling Summoning from level 74

Hello! There are many methods on leveling up. Some people try to sell these methods for real money. I would not advise buying these books because most of them just contain the same old reused information. I am going to list some good leveling methods. Just think of it as your own personal Runescape Leveling Guide. Enjoy.

Let’s start with one of my Favorite skills, cooking!
I prefer to fish lobsters at Catherby and cook them, then bank them at the near by bank. But, if you are not interested in fishing, I suggest getting level 60 cooking by cooking anything you can get your hands on, then buy as many lobsters as it takes to get to level 99. Of course this takes money, and if you are short on cash then you will want to fish your own.

Runescape Fishing Leveling Guide
While we are on the topic, let me tell you about fishing. As I told you, I prefer fishing at
Catherby, You can easily fish at the shore, than when you get a full inventory go bank them.
If you are looking to make money, do not cook the fish. However, if you want to level both the fishing AND the cooking, there is a house right next to the bank where you can cook them. I suggest keeping at least 2 banks slots open, one for cooked and one for burnt. Then when you are done fishing you can just withdraw the burnt fish as a note and you wont have to mess with dropping each one individually.

Mining Leveling
The fastest way to level up your mining is with Iron. It is fast and it gives good experience. The faster the better in the world of leveling. This is true because if you can mine, say, 20 of one rock, while it takes you the same amount of time to mine another. So less experience points and less mining time is better than more mining time and more experience.

Woodcutting
People tell me to power cut Normal Trees until you reach level 30, then you cut Oak Trees. After you can cut Willow Trees, start cutting. The best place to cut Willow Trees is in Draynor Village. You can cut those until level 99.

Crafting
I am not a crafter, it is a boring skill in my opinion, but I have heard to buy normal or tanned
Cowhides and then make them into the best leather you can. Many people tell me that making Tiaras is a good way as well.

Hunting Leveling
I love to hunt in Runescape. It is a very fun skill and I spent a week out in the wild leveling up in it. I enjoyed it very much, I have not heard too much on how to level up your hunting fast,
but I will tell you a good method I have invented.

From level 1 to 7, hunt Polar Kebbits. From 7 to 13, hunt Deldip Weasels. After you have reached level 13, start hunting Desert Devils. Hunt on them until you reach level 23. Then start hunting Wild Kebbits. When you hit level 33, start hunting the Barbtailed Kebbit. Hunt on those until you reach level 49.

When you reach level 49, start hunting the Razorbacked Kebbit. Hunt on those until you reach level 66. Then start hunting the Pawya. Hunt the Pawya until you get to the level 77. Then hunt the Grenwall until you are level 99!

How to Increase Your Runescape Combat Level
Saving the best for last – If you want to level up your combat fast, I suggest going into the Stronghold of Security. You can gain some major levels down there. Especially if you fight Goblins. They are fast to kill and give a fair amount of experience points. Remember, faster is better in the world of leveling! This methods are best ways to increase your levels.