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Wonderful Ways of Making Runescape Money Part One

 Making money in runescape without skills. How to make your initial money, merchant and gain wealth. Everyone must have heard the old phrase, it takes money to make money. Never has this run more true than in Runescape.

Before you can earn a lot of cash you first have to have some money. However, it is very easy to get your initial capital needed to start earning more money. For members there are more ways to raise cash than for non-members although it is not impossible for free to play people to earn decent income by collecting up things that are in demand by members and higher level players.

Raising Initial Money in Runescape:

As you start out you normally have low skills and low combat. You will need an easy way to raise some Rs Gold . Listed below are some very simple ways to collect up materials that require low skills or no skills for free to play people.

1.Kill Chickens and collect feathers

2.Kill Cows and collect their hides

3.Cutting normal Logs

4.Mining Iron ore (Lvl 15 mining required)

For members there are further options available in addition to those listed above:

1.Collecting Flax

2.Making Arrow Shafts

3.Collecting unid herbs

4.Collecting Secondary ingredients for Herblore

5.Mining Pure Essence

As with everything the key to receiving the best price is to sell in bulk. You can find buyers using Runescape Forums or find them ingame itself. Prices do tend to change so it is also key that you know the prices of items you are collecting or selling. In addition it is good to try and set yourself up with regular buyers of easily obtained items. This will mean you can quickly convert your resources to money and can then invest the money to make it work for you.

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RuneScape Skill Guide: How to Train Thieving Part 4

The road beyond 99....(level 99)

 if you are a true master thieve, then congratulations! You have just gotten one of the hardest accomplishments in this game, feel free to splash a few million coins on something nice for yourself . Thieving beyond 99 has little point, unless you intend to reach the maximum exp (16 times more than 99) then you should focus on profit over exp thieving from here on, if you are dedicated to the way of the thieve. The previously mentioned methods pretty much cover any thieving you'll want to do at 99

Rewards for thieving

A high thieving level is a handy thing to have, as it gives you a lower chance of being stolen from in stealing creation, and a lower chance of having your imps released in the puro puro minigame (which can be a useful way to Runescape Powerleveling your thieving for the gloves) as well as the dungeoneering benefits of being able to open more doors, and being able to open more chests, giving you a lot more money inside dungeoneering. There's also the cape... bought from martin Thwaite at rogues den (underneath Buthorpe inn) for 99,000 coins, which is arguably the best of the skill capes

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Low Level Training on Runescape Part Two

Level 11-15:

 Ok so you are over level 10, think you’re ready for the big boys now, not quite yet. You should have some bronze armor by now. Now you should train on creatures levels 1 - 8 now. But be careful if you don’t have armor some of the level 7s and 8s may kill you. Creatures you should fight about now are stronger giant rats, farmers, barbarians, and monks. These creatures are spread all across the world of RuneScape. So you shouldn’t have much trouble finding them. At this point your profit will begin to increase; this is because you are fighting intelligent beings that generally tend to carry money and more valuable items with them. As you progress through the game keep in mind your profits will always increase. At this point I would advise working on your cooking a bit more, and you should also have started work on your fishing levels. Fishing is a very useful skill because it allots very healing food to become available to you, but don’t forget, you still need a level high enough to cook the fish your catching.

Level 16-20:

 Now you’re starting to go places. If you don’t have any armor yet, you really need to get some, it will prove very helpful. At this point it would be most helpful to have iron armor. This is still Farley cheap but it provides much more protection, your weapon should also be made of iron, in part to improve effectiveness, and in part to make your outfit match. Monsters level 2 - 13 would be good to Rs Powerleveling on now. This includes the following monsters: dwarfs, zombies, and all other creatures mention previously. There aren’t many new monsters to train on, so you may want to consider training on older monsters. The newer monsters are much harder to find, they can be found mostly underground though. I personally decided to step back a few notches and fight barbarians, they provide good exp, they make a challenge, and they tend to drop some good rewards. Dwarfs are also good to fight against, they provide good exp, and drop decent stuff, but they may be a bit too much of a challenges for some players.

 Level 21-25:

So you are over level 20, think it is time to play with the big boys, well your wrong again. At this point you should try getting some Steel weapons and armor, it will be helpful. You should train on monsters level 5 - 16. There really aren’t many new monsters in this category. So just stick to the old ones for now. They will still provide plenty of exp, and they will be much easier to beat. You should really work on your fishing, and cooking skills now, you will want to be able to catch salmon or trout by the time u hit combat level 25, and you’ll need to cook them to. If you need feathers for fly fishing just kill some chickens, they usually drop between 10 and 15 feathers each, or you can buy them for about 2 gold each from the fishing shop.

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RuneScape Skill Guide: How to Train Thieving Part 3

Back to the farmers (level 90-99)

Coming back to master farmers is a good idea at this point, as you will not fail as much (lots of food will still be needed though) and the exp per hour is quite good, and the money per hour can vary from 100k per hour to 500k+ per hour, depending on how lucky you are with the seeds you get. This section of the guide will be the most in depth, as it will take a large amount of playing time to go from level 90-99, however you will amass some serious riches (60million Rs Gold +) on the way. While doing this much pickpocketing may not seem like it needs strategy, getting optimum pickpockets per hour will really help

 Your bank set up:

The food you'll be using, all the seeds you'll be keeping (you should keep them all, even the cabbage seeds add up eventually)

 Inventory set up:

The food you'll be using x 5, and as little else as possible (nothing is preferable)

 Equipment/skills set up:

(if you don't have something, don't worry just miss it) highest constitution level possible agility 58+ (for quadruple loot) Hunter level 54 (for gloves) Regeneration bracelet Ardougne cape 3 or 4 Gloves of silence

 location: Draynor, next to the bank. The amount of banking means Ardougne is not an option.

I attained 99 thieving using this method, and made A LOT. All the seeds add up into the tens of millions, its slower, but amazing money.

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Low Level Training on Runescape Part One

Level 1-5:

 Ok so you are a newbie to the game. Welcome to the wonderful world of RuneScape. At such low levels you should only train on creatures like ducks, Spiders, Chickens, Goblins, Humans, cows and other creatures level 3 and under. Though you may be on a higher level you should still fight extremely weak creatures. You can find plenty of creatures of this level in the Lumbridge area, so there won’t be much need to explore. Fore This point in the training your amour won’t be of any real need due to the extremely low levels of these creatures. The profit at this level will be little if any at all. I would personally suggest you fight chickens for your first 5 attack levels, cows for your first 5 strength levels, and humans for your first 5 defence levels. That is just the grouping and order that seemed to work best for me, how ever u may choose to change your tactics a bit depending on what you want. If you are after more money sooner then humans are your best bet. If fast easy levels are your goal, then chickens are the rout to go, and if you want to get some stock for crafting, then go with cows. If you choose cows then it would be a wise idea to have an axe (hatchet) and tinderbox with you. When ever you get low on health you can simply cook some beef. This is also a good time to start Rs Powerleveling things such as woodcutting, fire making, and cooking.

Level 6-10:

 Well you have progressed a slight bit. Now you can fight slightly more powerful creatures. Now you can move out a little bit, but be careful, there are still a lot pretty dangerous creatures just a little ways out. Now you should fight creatures from level 1 - 5. These creatures include: Giant rats, Monkeys, imps, Highway men and everything in the last section. (You can get black capes from highway men.). The profit at this level will be very low if any. Now amour should start coming into question. I would suggest you start working on your mining and smiting skills so you can make your own. In order to make full bronze armor, this includes full helmet, kite shield, plate body, plate legs, and a weapon, you will need to work your way up to 18 smiting. Don‘t worry, its not that hard, it just takes some time. I would suggest buying a steel axe when you hit mining level 5, this help to speed up the process a bit. The best place for a newbie miner is the copper and tin mines just south east of Varrock. The nearest furnace is in Falador, so I suggest mining a lot tin and copper before you go to the furnace. And the anvils are all the way back in Varrock, so this process will take a lot of walking. Also keep in mind, while training your smith you will make a lot of extra stuff, just sell all of it to the general stores, or the appropriate store if you want to go the extra mile, this will help increase your wallet size witch will be helpful at a much later date. All the while keep training your combat stats, not dedicated, but kill some stuff on your way around the towns.

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Medium Level Training Part Two

Level 36-45:

You should have most of the Mithril armor and weapons by now, but having some steel is ok for now. You should fight monsters level 13-28. These monsters include: Zombies, Jail Guards, Hob goblins, hill giants, Al Kharid Guards. Now you will start to make some real money, but your training is going to get harder. Please keep in mind that it is a good idea to have more advanced armor than I am suggesting, the better your armor at this point the better of you are. I personally decided to fight hill giants and fortress guards in this section, purely for the easy levels, the gold may be low for fortress guards, but the exp is great. I would suggest bring food with you, especially if you fight hill giants.

Level 46-60:

 Now you can start playing with the big boys. You need to have at least Mithril armor and weapons, but nothing less. Your going to want to start saving up for those Addy weapons now. The new monsters you will be fighting are much harder and will require a lot more defense. You should Runescape Powerleveling on monsters level 13-45. These monsters include: Skeletons, White Knights, Hob Goblins, and skeletons, as well as the last sections creatures. These creatures can be found in Falador. These are some truly powerful creatures, and will take a lot of skill to beat, but I am confident that if u have followed my guide you will be able to beat them. I would suggest fighting hill giants. This will allow for prayer exp to be worked on much more rapidly.

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RuneScape Skill Guide: How to Train Thieving Part 2

 Part 2: pickpocketing tutors (level 50-91)

After you have completed the quest buyers and cellars, and the first sub quest (started by talking to the head of the thieves guild, which is unlocked after completing buyers and cellars, along with a minute amount of thieving exp. completing the first sub quest will allow you to Rs Powerleveling on pickpocketing tutors, which are in the part of the guild unlocked by the quest. Pickpocketing these will result in 40,000 exp an hour at lower levels, going up to an impressive 90,000 exp per hour at the higher levels. While, unfortunately there is no reward for pickpocketing these, they only deal 1 life point of damage, meaning no food is needed and you can pickpocket for as long as you patience allows you.

 Gaining a "hanky point" for pickpocketing a tutor. Hanky points give you around 5k experience a week if you cash them in

Plunder the pyramid (level 91-99)

 Theres not too much i can say about pyramid plunder, other than it is probably the best exp in the game. Whether you have fun or not here really depends on your personal opinion, and i would only reccomend it if you enjoy it, or are impatient, as my alternate method is preferable for those in thieving for the long run. There is no point to explaining pyramid plunder, as that is a fun part of the challenge. To get to the pyramid plunder pyramid, buy a Pharaohs sceptre on the grand exchange for roughly 900k, and teleport to the thieving pyramid.

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Easy to Make Rs Gold

 Method 1: Mining Gold Ore and selling it

1. You need level 40 mining and mine about 1k gold ore but do not smelt the ore. 2. After mine about 1k gold ore,you may sell it at grand exchange or other.

3. Price of each ore is 445gp - 492gp.so 1000X445=445k.WOW!!!!

Method 2: Make money with mithril bars

 From this guide you will get 257k profit by smelting mithril bars

1. First thing you need is level 50 smithing skill. Then you need to buy 1k mithril ore 179gp - 198gp each and buy 4k coal with a price of 173gp - 192gp each.

2. Smelt the ore at falador furnace because it is near to the bank. You will make 5 mithril bars each trip.

3. After doing 1k mithril bars, sell them for about 1106gp - 1223 Rs Gold each at world 1(F2P) or world 2(P2P) or you can try selling them on the grand exchange as well at maximum price or medium price if it is within 1106gp - 1223gp price range.

4. From selling those mithril bars, full profit from selling is 257k.WOW!!!!

 Method 3: Make millions by woodcutting (members)

1. Require level 75 woodcutting. Cut magic logs until you have 1000 of them

2. Magic logs price is 1,174gp - 1,297gp each. Sell it at Seer's Village or on the grand exchange.

 3. 1000X1297gp=1.297m.MILLIONS PROFIT!!

There are lots of other methods of making money on runescape that can involve merchanting some items or that require specific skills to be able to gather up the resources needed. All methods are simple but will require some time to carry them out. Gradually, as you increase the ways you can make money in runescape, you will find it gets easier to build up your total wealth.

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Medium Level Training Part One

Level 26-35: Ok, now you’re moving into the medium levels, life just got harder for your character. You really need to be improving your characters weaponry and armor. You should definitely have steel armor, and be working towards Mithril. You should start working on tougher monsters, level 10-24. Some monsters in this level range are skeletons, zombies, and guards of different types. These creatures are located throughout runescape, and should be easy to find. You really need to have worked on your fishing levels. You should be able to catch salmon for sure, and be near tuna. Your cooking level should have improved to the point that you can cook tuna.

Level 36-45: You should have most of the Mithril armor and weapons by now, but having some steel is ok for now. You should fight monsters level 13-28. These monsters include: Zombies, Jail Guards, Hob goblins, hill giants, Al Kharid Guards. Now you will start to make some real money, but your training is going to get harder. Please keep in mind that it is a good idea to have more advanced armor than I am suggesting, the better your armor at this point the better of you are. I personally decided to fight hill giants and fortress guards in this section, purely for the easy levels, the Rs Money may be low for fortress guards, but the exp is great. I would suggest bring food with you, especially if you fight hill giants.

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RuneScape Skill Guide: How to train thieving part One

Introduction

 Theiving is a member only skill, if you are not a RuneScape member, you will not have access to this skill Thieving is one of the more varied skills in RuneScape, with multiple options to train it. While most of these methods are not efficient, they are still fun to do if you are the sort of player who enjoys playing all of the content the game has to offer, with some bonus exp and items. It was also one of the first 3 member skills to be introduced into the game, with herblore and agility, for those of those into RuneScape history. This guide will show you the different ways to get high levels in thieving, with training methods and training locations for all of them, as well as the best set ups, and benefits of thieving.

Rob some mem

At level 1, your only "real" method of training is to pickpocket men or women (just called "man" or "woman"). These can be found all over RuneScape, popular places include Lumbridge, Edgeville and Catherby. Pickpocketing these will give you a basic idea of how to pickpocket. Right click the man or woman and click pickpocket, which will result in either a successful pickpocket (providing you with exp, and 3 Rs Gold ) or a failed pickpocket (losing 10-50 life points, depending on what you are pickpocketing, and no exp) This makes thieving a viable way to make a bit of money without having to sell anything. Pickpocket men or women till you reach level 5 thieving, or if you want to continue pickpocketing afterwards, pickpocket them until you reach level 10 thieving

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How to Level up Your Magic on Runescape ?

How do you level up on magic in Runescape?

There are many ways to level up your magic in Runescape.

 A friend of mine told me about this trick you can use in RS, where you teleport to Camelot and then back again. And, it takes a law rune and several other runes but provides a very cheap learning experience.

Just using the teleport spell gives some XP and you Rs Powerleveling more quickly in magic.

 I would prefer to go to the palace and slay guards using my magic staffs and runes, cause that works my combat/attack skills and helps me level up on magic too.

Also, the guards actually drop valuable prizes like grapes that can be sold for a very handsome profit at grand exchange. That money can be used on more runes and potions for training.

 I am always sure to wear my best wizards hat/cloak and drink the best potions and wear my magic amulet as that seems to help me level up more quickly.

Leveling up on magic goes even quicker if i can find a willing training partner in the Runescape duel arena as they give off much XP. Are there any other tricks you use to level up quickly on your magic in Runescape? If so, please share.

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Making Runescape Money with Normal Clay

This guide spends nearly all of its time in the G.E (grand exchange) Well how fast you get rich depends on how much Rs Gold you have at the minute if you spend 39,200k on clay (not soft clay):

1. You should get 400 clay then buy 8 buckets

 2. Then walk to the fountain outside with 20 and 8 buckets you then use the buckets with the fountain and you fill up your buckets and use the buckets (now buckets of water) on the clay and make soft clay.

3. When you have finished the first inventory you go back to the bank and bank all the soft clay and then withdraw more normal clay and go back to the fountain and do the same as last time and repeat this over and over again and you will be rich in months.

You repeat the process of buying clay at the grand exchange and making it into soft clay. You will sell the soft clay at the grand exchange and will make money as soft clay is more desireable to buy than normal clay. You can also use the clay youself and train up your crafting skill so that you are able to make money from other types of crafting.

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Making Runescape Money Super Easy

Everyone knows that if you pick flax then make it into bowstrings its really easy to just sell it and make heaps of money. Apparently this is the "Easiest" way to make money on runescape, right? Wrong!

If you are into the summoning skill you would have heard of Swamp Toads. These sell for about 230 Rs Gold each. Just west of The Grand Tree in the Gnome Stronghold there is a swamp that has Swamp Toad spawns all around it. All you have to do is walk around the swamp picking up the toads. Once you have a full inventory of Swamp Toads you just have to walk (or run) to the bank in The Grand Tree, which is very close and store it.

Each run takes about 3 mins depending if you run or walk and on how many people are at the swamp (normally there is one person there in a high populated world so you will be able to find a world with no one easily). Each run you do you make about 7k (depending on the price). I have made 15m from this easily.

 Another good way to make money is Pest Control (if you want to train your stats aswell as make some good money at the same time). Every time you win a Pest Control game you earn about 780gp and 2 Pest Points (depending on what boat you are on). Thats nearly 200k everytime you get 250 Pest Points. Then you can spend it on Xp for your Combat Stats or try and get Void Knight robes. Pest Control games can go very quickly and I have make 1m from P.C in -6 hours and also went up a total of 17 combat levels as well.

Another way to make some good money is Coal mining. I recomend you have 50+ mining and a rune pickaxe if you want to mine Coal for money. Now, If you travel east of East Ardougne will will find a nice little mine containing for mining Coal and Iron. It also has alot of level 21 Bears so watch out all you low levels out there. So all you do is simply mine all the Coal (or Iron, whatever you want) and when you get a full inventory just walk to the bank (which is pretty close) store your Coal or Iron and go back for some more. This is a good way if you want to work up your mining aswell. Hope this helped heaps. If you use these techniques you will be able to buy a Party Hat in no time.

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Runescape Quest Troll Romance Part Three

The Trollweiss

 Now head back to the Thrower Trolls on Troll Mountain, before you reach the entrance to the Stronghold. Just beyond them should be a path to the north and it will begin to snow. Follow this path until you reach a gate made of ice. Several steps to the west should be a Rockslide, and then head northwest along the cliff to a cave. Inside, you'll find various sized Ice Trolls, ranging from level 120-124. Follow the passage and leave through the Crevasse. Now head south and "Slide Down" the Slope.Rs Powerleveling You'll see your character sledding down the mountain, jumping over snow banks, and you'll eventually end up in a clearing. There are several Sled and Chaos Rune respawns along the edges of thearea, and to the southwest is an area to pick the Rare Flower, Trollweiss. Pick one flower for Ug, and then you can either teleport out, or head further south and slide down the slope again. If you go sledding, you'll come to a cave with several Mountain Trolls inside. When you exit, you'll end up just east of Rellekka, the Barbarian Town.

Battle With Arrg

Now bring the Trollweiss back to Ug in the Troll Stronghold, who now needs you to defeat Arrg for him. Talk to Arrg (level 171) in the room to the north and tell him that you've come to kill him. He'll bring you to the Troll Fight Arena and immediately attack you. Arrg will attack with both melee and ranged attacks, but his ranged attacks hit less often and they are less strong, so I would advise you to use your Protect From Melee Prayer. It also seems that he is weaker against Crush attacks than he is against Slash. Just keep your hits up and he will eventually be defeated. Now just head back to Ug, give him some advice, and then you'll be finished with the quest.

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Swim in Runescape Money

The way that I see it is there are two types of money making in runescape, Quick and Slow. Slow can find you lots of money but over a long period of time whereas quick gets you smaller amounts over a shorter amount of time. In this guide I shall cover as many ways of making money in both of those categories as possible.

Lets start with a great simple way, yet ever so effective. I call it 'Flax, Flax and away'. This is probably the easiest way to make money I know. All you have to do is buy flax at the grand exchange average price rate (dont edit the price it will automatically appear as the average price), it doesnt matter how much you buy. Then when you have got all your flax either walk or teleport to Lumbridge and start to spin your flax into bow strings. Once you have finished and have spun all your of flax you should walk or teleport back to Varrock and sell into the grand exchange at its average price. You should make about 100k profit if you spent 100k Rs Gold on flax. Repeat again and again until you have your goal price.

Next I have a slow method, but gradually turns into a quick method the more money you have/get. This one I like to call 'The Fun Run'.

 STAGE 1: mine around 1500 clay and sell it in the Grand Exchange, you should get around 100k for this.

STAGE 2 : spend 90k on cowhides and make sure that you get them cheap, so DO NOT buy for less than 100gp each. Walk/teleport to Al Kharad and tan all of them. Then sell them all and you should make around 100k profit! Repeat buying cowhides (The more hides the more you earn)

 Now, for something a little less time straining. 'The Iron Knife Smither', this particular way of making money is quite easy, but can only be done by people who can smith iron knives. What you need to do is:

1. Buy 2000 iron ore, 20 rings of forging.

2. Smith all your iron ore using the rings.

3. Make all of your bars into knives.

4. Sell them in the Grand Exchange. You should make a hefty profit and even more if you repeat it.

 Thanks for reading my guide to making money. There are more ways that I haven't covered but I shall hopefully write more money making guides and I shall include different ways.

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Beginner's Guide to Runescape

 Runescape is a massive online web-based RPG that has caught a lot of interest over the past few years. It has grown tremendously, and it should have, because it's a great game. If your new to it, then keep reading this guide will talk you through how to make a good start on the game, and give you a taste of what the game has to offer. Read on.

You start on Tutorial Island, here, you'll learn all the basics of combat, cooking, fishing, fire making a lot of the skills basically. The tutorials on the island are very interactive, so you'll learn most of the basics on that. What's important though, is once you get off Tutorial Island what do you do? Where do you go? All is explained in this guide.

Once you get off Tutorial Island, you end up in Lumbridge, the starting village of Runescape. Here you'll find a lot of low level monsters for you to kill, and collect loot off gold pieces, feathers, bones, the lot but are you looking for a better way to start off? Being an experienced player, I would suggest that you actually look to expertise in one skill for now, and really push your development on that one skill. For example, a good skill to start with is mining. It's requirements are very basic, all you need is a pickaxe, and the right mining area. You’ll be supplied with a pickaxe so there's no need to worry about that.

 Mining is very interesting. You gain experience in mining dependant on the ores you mine. You receive a certain amount of experience every time you mine that type of ore, and as your levels increase, you're able to mine a much larger variety of ores.

The reason why mining is a good skill to start off with, is because you can combine it with smithing, the skill of making armours in order to make yourself your first set of armour. Plus, once you Runescape Powerleveling to about level 30 mining, you can make quite a lot of money through the mining of iron and coal as they both sell for a nice amount each.

 To start off mining, just make sure you've got your pickaxe in your inventory (or you can equip it by clicking on it in your inventory), and head off down to the nearest mines. The nearest mines from Lumbridge and one of the best to start off in, in my own opinion is the south-east Varrock mines. Just head north from Lumbridge (cross the bridge) and you should hit Varrock pretty soon (it's best if you open up the World Map that Runescape provides you above the gaming screen). If you haven't already, deposit all items (there is a bank in Varrock) you've got in your inventory except your pickaxe (if you haven't equipped it) and head off to the mines.

Start off by mining copper, and then once you hit the appropriate level, move onto more challenging ores like iron. If you want more information on mining ores, and the level requirements to mine them along with the different level requirements for using different pickaxes, check out this page.

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Runescape Quest Troll Romance Part Two

Building a Sled

Now visit Tenzing in his small house just outside of the village of Burthorpe. Ask him about where you can find the Trollweiss flower, and he'll first say that it's impossible to get it. Eventually though, he'll tell you that you need to find the home of the Ice Trolls, and that you need a sled to get down the mountain to get the flower.

Now find Dunstan in the northeast corner of the town and ask him about building a sled.Rs Powerleveling He says that you'll need some Yew or Maple Logs, a Rope and an Iron Bar, and after you have everything he will build a Sled for you. You'll now need to wax the Sled so that it holds up while sledding, which requires some Wax, Swamp Tar and a Cake Tin.

To wax it, obtain some Insect Repellent from the house north of the Catherby Bank, and then use it on a Beehive to the west of the town. With a bucket in your backpack, choose the "Take From Beehive" option. Now get some Swamp Tar and mix it with the Bucket of Wax to get Wax. With the Cake Tin in your backpack, use the Wax with the Sled.