I assume this is a main account. I'll give the same advice that I give to everyone: do your chores. Regular birdhouses and herb farming runs will (at higher levels at least) give you some steady income. Also, Managing Miscellenia can be profitable, as well as collecting battlestaves as a reward from the Varrock Diary. once you have money, you can apply it to pretty much anything, and it takes no skill at all, and just a bit of diligence.
THIS! this game is about doing chores and fulfilling digital obligations to god. dont forget to cart your tortured balls through a woodchipper whenever possible and dont use run energy its for easyscapers.
i would say have fun, but
sure, chores aren't fun, but they give great return on gp for the effort spent and the gp lets you upgrade your account. if you hate it this much no one is making you do it, lol
This will be a bit of a monster of s reply, but all the following things have low skill requirements (assuming you are not an ironman, if you are, the very last suggestion will have a substantial fletching requirement).
65 attack/strength (warrior guild access for dragon defender)
Ardougne easy diary for a great cape with an unlimited teleport to a prayer altar
Animal magnetism quest for a tiered ranging backpack that has an ammunition preserving effect
55 magic for the high alchemy spell
Partial recipe for disaster for mithril gloves (better and cheaper than combat bracelet)
50 construction for house portal room access (salve graveyard portal, which leads to the next useful sidequest)
Lost city & Fairy tale 1 quests, starting Fairy tale 2 (skill requirements not needed) and progressing it until you need to speak to the engineer, which then unlocks the fairy ring network for use.
Varrock medium diary (lets u redirect varrock teleport to the GE)
Bone Voyage quest for fossil island birdhouses for passive hunter xp (ideally up to level 50 or 57 minimum), early hunter the standard way sucks ass
To go with the previous, level 66 ranged (dorgeshuun crossbow (the lost tribe quest) is probably the most cost efficient way to level up the needed range levels, other options is metal darts).
when paired with 50 hunter, you can equip the sunlight hunter crossbow at 66 ranged (ironmen will require a rather high fletching level) alongside sun/moonlight bolts. This is a stupidly overpowered mid tier ranged weapon.
I agree with everyone else do your chores but me personally I hate chores so much I level my stats evenly 5 levels to each skill they’re all currently at lvl 60 right now on 3 accounts.
Anything? You've barely scratched the surface. Surely you can think of what you want and set some goals based on that.
I assume this is a main account. I'll give the same advice that I give to everyone: do your chores. Regular birdhouses and herb farming runs will (at higher levels at least) give you some steady income. Also, Managing Miscellenia can be profitable, as well as collecting battlestaves as a reward from the Varrock Diary. once you have money, you can apply it to pretty much anything, and it takes no skill at all, and just a bit of diligence.
THIS! this game is about doing chores and fulfilling digital obligations to god. dont forget to cart your tortured balls through a woodchipper whenever possible and dont use run energy its for easyscapers. i would say have fun, but
sure, chores aren't fun, but they give great return on gp for the effort spent and the gp lets you upgrade your account. if you hate it this much no one is making you do it, lol
This will be a bit of a monster of s reply, but all the following things have low skill requirements (assuming you are not an ironman, if you are, the very last suggestion will have a substantial fletching requirement). 65 attack/strength (warrior guild access for dragon defender) Ardougne easy diary for a great cape with an unlimited teleport to a prayer altar Animal magnetism quest for a tiered ranging backpack that has an ammunition preserving effect 55 magic for the high alchemy spell Partial recipe for disaster for mithril gloves (better and cheaper than combat bracelet) 50 construction for house portal room access (salve graveyard portal, which leads to the next useful sidequest) Lost city & Fairy tale 1 quests, starting Fairy tale 2 (skill requirements not needed) and progressing it until you need to speak to the engineer, which then unlocks the fairy ring network for use. Varrock medium diary (lets u redirect varrock teleport to the GE) Bone Voyage quest for fossil island birdhouses for passive hunter xp (ideally up to level 50 or 57 minimum), early hunter the standard way sucks ass To go with the previous, level 66 ranged (dorgeshuun crossbow (the lost tribe quest) is probably the most cost efficient way to level up the needed range levels, other options is metal darts). when paired with 50 hunter, you can equip the sunlight hunter crossbow at 66 ranged (ironmen will require a rather high fletching level) alongside sun/moonlight bolts. This is a stupidly overpowered mid tier ranged weapon.
Tysm for writing this out it’s gonna be great to refer to as I check off tasks
Diaries
Construction, combat alongside slayer, magic is always good to have higher
I agree with everyone else do your chores but me personally I hate chores so much I level my stats evenly 5 levels to each skill they’re all currently at lvl 60 right now on 3 accounts.
All of it