Where to train from level-3 to level-126 (guide)

Emp · **Posted:** April 11th, 2005, 12:29 pm

Ok, I'll answer these questions as fast as possible.

1.) Slayer assignments are NOT good combat exp, but if you do them you get slayer exp, if you don't you get great exp, your choice, either good combat exp or bad exp + slayer exp.

2.) hallys are HORRIBLE for training, and I mean it, HORRIBLE, they are nowhere near good exp, their power DOES NOT compensate for the incredibly slow experience, if you like to get to be safe 100% by hallying, you'll be doing it at the cost of experience and I mean A LOT, I am not a Hally Supporter, because I think that combating doesnt mean being safe, but aside from that, safety comes at the cost of about 80% of the exp you could be gaining in other spots.

HIGHER LEVEL MONSTERS ARE NOT GOOD TRAINING, especially green dragons, lesser demons, and hellhounds (the most suggested ones), I don't see why some people are under the impression that 15k per hour is good training. (maybe the drops, but this isn't a guide about drops.)

Adbot · **Posted:** April 11th, 2005, 12:29 pm

oldmantellah · **Posted:** April 12th, 2005, 11:08 am

yea you get like 1xp/hit for att and 3xp/hit for str i think. but all other weapons give 4xp/hit right? im thinking of buying a dragon spear and selling my dragon scimmy in place of the spear, cuz these new scimmys don't really seem that great. whaddya think, masta emporerchong?

Emp · **Posted:** April 12th, 2005, 2:00 pm

oldmantellah wrote:

yea you get like 1xp/hit for att and 3xp/hit for str i think. but all other weapons give 4xp/hit right? im thinking of buying a dragon spear and selling my dragon scimmy in place of the spear, cuz these new scimmys don't really seem that great. whaddya think, masta emporerchong?

Dragon Scimitars are sick exp, they are the next best thing after the whip, so if you plan on training, then no, I do not recommend you to sell it, but if you just want it to show off, then go ahead.

horrid rune · **Posted:** April 13th, 2005, 5:02 am

this guide is ok, pirates hall is a good place to train and i never thought of it ill be lvl 90 combat before i even know it

rain lancer · **Posted:** April 14th, 2005, 10:05 pm

Great guide!
It really helped me train my character.

oldmantellah · **Posted:** April 15th, 2005, 10:43 am

yes, I agree, this is a good guide, but I don't wanna confuse combat training with magic or range training. Could these training ports also be used for ranging and maging?

Adbot · **Posted:** April 15th, 2005, 10:43 am

Emp · **Posted:** April 15th, 2005, 2:16 pm

I am not much of a big fan of ranged and magic, on rs2 I trained my magic with Crumble Undead on Shilo and Edgeville Wilderness Dungeon and ranged on the Pirates Hall, but since Im not really experienced on them I don't want to give you incorrect information, the answer is I don't know

extremelybored · **Posted:** April 15th, 2005, 2:30 pm

lvl 2 men(n e where) and lvl 24 men(mortyania) are good training spots

Tim8607 · **Posted:** April 16th, 2005, 12:08 pm

Hehe, I've read this guide before on our RuneHQ forums, but still its usefull..

But I cant remember I've told this before at our own boards...

ginger_sami · **Posted:** April 18th, 2005, 4:33 am

otherworldly in zanaris are very good too
i train there from lvl 56 to 70

oldmantellah · **Posted:** April 18th, 2005, 2:56 pm

oh and one other thing, this guide revolves around how fast you'll get xp, and not the xp and the items they drop huh.. I kinda lean to whatever drops a lot.

Emp · **Posted:** April 19th, 2005, 4:15 pm

ginger_sami wrote:

otherworldly in zanaris are very good too
i train there from lvl 56 to 70

I tested them and they didn't convince me.

extremelybored wrote:

lvl 2 men(n e where) and lvl 24 men(mortyania) are good training spots

Neither of them are good training spots, because of the small amount of them on each spot and the other reason is because they aren't aggressive.

oldmantellah wrote:

oh and one other thing, this guide revolves around how fast you'll get xp, and not the xp and the items they drop huh.. I kinda lean to whatever drops a lot.

Exactly, too many people keep giving arguments about the drops, when I clearly specified that I wasn't considerating monster drops when I made this guide.

It's a common mistake to lean for drops, you'll want fast exp sooner or later though.

Frozen · **Posted:** April 20th, 2005, 6:31 am

d scimmy is second best weapon for training...

Huitzi · **Posted:** April 20th, 2005, 8:15 am

I heard that those rock crabs are good untill lvl 100 (and they are I noticed)

oldmantellah · **Posted:** April 20th, 2005, 12:24 pm

Oh ok. I guess I missed the thing concerning the drops. So what you're doing is you're gonna get get really high stats, then worry about your dragon/god armour/etc., ya?

Another thing- are there prime weapons for different types of atttacking (attack, strength, defense) what I mean- fore expamle: the dragon B-axe is the prime weapon for strength attacking, obviously

One more question, all-knowing Runescaper. The strength stat determines how much you hit, your defense determines how many hits you can defend against. So what does you attack determine??? I've always wondered this; but I always assumedd it determined how consistent you hit. Is that what it does?