Ok, So I have a couple methods for easy Runescape money making in F2p for noobs.
Items: 1000 jugs of water, 1000 clay
Process: Buy as many jugs of water as you want from the gnome at the gnome copters. (that is right between Lumbridge and Draynor village, a bit north off the path.) Then, go to the grand exchange buy as much clay as you have jugs of water for as low as you can get it. Then, make it into soft clay by mixing the clay and water together. Then, sell for a 70 Rs Gold profit each.
Pros : Makes alot of cash, for every 1k soft clay you make, thats about a 70k profit.
Cons : Gets extremely boring, so i would reccomend doing 300 a day, that way you wont go crazy.
Method 2,
Items : Cowhide, money, and maybe armour and a weapon.
So, if you already have a fair amount of money, buy as many cow hides as you want from the Runescape grand exchange. (you can also kill cows for them, that will also give you xp in your combat levels.) Make them into hard leather. Then, sell in grand exchange for max price or to a player who is buying at a high price. I would reccomend doing this in Al Kharid, as there is a tanner next to the bank.
Pros : Of course, cash.
You will get xp depending on what method you use.
Who knows, you might meet a friend while tanning your hides.
2011年10月3日星期一
2011年9月21日星期三
Making Money for Runescape Non-Members
It has always been a problem to make money for nonmembers. There are some good ways to make Rs Money , but they require time and some high lvls.
Mining at least 40+
First you can mine in Al-Kharid for coal+. But it is usually crowded so if you want to avoid this you can mine in Crandor (after completing Dragon Slayer) or in the Karamja Volcano but bring armor because of the lesser demons. If you do plan on mining there do the Lumbridge Achievement Diary to have the Ring to telly to Cabbage Patch then deposit the ores in Draynor and go back to Karamja.
Smithing 50+
Not many people will buy armor lower than level 50 (mithril) so you should level that up somehow. Fishing (50+) Fish lobster in Karamja and use the ring to go back to Falador or Draynor. Once you get to around 55-60 you could start swordfishing since it will be faster than when you are 50.
Woodcutting 65+
Cut yews! To get to lvl 65 you should be cutting willows but no one will buy willows. Listen to music to make the time pass while you are making big money!
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Mining at least 40+
First you can mine in Al-Kharid for coal+. But it is usually crowded so if you want to avoid this you can mine in Crandor (after completing Dragon Slayer) or in the Karamja Volcano but bring armor because of the lesser demons. If you do plan on mining there do the Lumbridge Achievement Diary to have the Ring to telly to Cabbage Patch then deposit the ores in Draynor and go back to Karamja.
Smithing 50+
Not many people will buy armor lower than level 50 (mithril) so you should level that up somehow. Fishing (50+) Fish lobster in Karamja and use the ring to go back to Falador or Draynor. Once you get to around 55-60 you could start swordfishing since it will be faster than when you are 50.
Woodcutting 65+
Cut yews! To get to lvl 65 you should be cutting willows but no one will buy willows. Listen to music to make the time pass while you are making big money!
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2011年8月24日星期三
2M - 10M: 50+ Combat Recommended (1)
So you have around 2 million Rs Money , and now you're looking for a way to enter the double-digit millionaires arena. Well, this guide will help you just do that. And as an incentive to do this method well, know that you can make millions of GP daily with maybe a few minutes of work once you are in the double-digit millions bracket.
Be warned however, this method involves trekking deep into level 20-45 wilderness. Revenants attacks are highly common and occasionally result in death. The percent of encountering a revenant is 65%. With great risk also comes great promise. I have made over 500k an hour using this method. Members can make 1,000,000 gp per hour (see members bonus method). Do not try without at least 50 combat.
1.) Go to the grand exchange and buy muddy keys. Since you have 2,000,000 GP, you can purchase 500 Muddy Keys.
2.) Walk to the wilderness crater. Withdraw some cheap food like trout or wine, and 8 muddy keys. Your food amounts will depend on your combat level and your defense. With 70 defense you shouldn’t need more than 5 trout. With 60 defense. you can bring 8.
3.) Walk to the Lava maze and follow this path. The white spots represent revenant spawns.
4.) Since you don’t have enough run energy to run the entire path you should rest at the exit of the crater and right before the hill giant on the path. These places are the safest from revenants
5.) Get to the muddy chest and use each key with the chest. You can trap the Lesser Demon behind the chest like in the picture.
6.) Loot the chest. Drop the Mithril Daggers and eat your food. Each chest gives you 10k loot, which is 8k profits. 8 keys gives you 64k profit.
7.) Return to the wilderness crater bank.
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Be warned however, this method involves trekking deep into level 20-45 wilderness. Revenants attacks are highly common and occasionally result in death. The percent of encountering a revenant is 65%. With great risk also comes great promise. I have made over 500k an hour using this method. Members can make 1,000,000 gp per hour (see members bonus method). Do not try without at least 50 combat.
1.) Go to the grand exchange and buy muddy keys. Since you have 2,000,000 GP, you can purchase 500 Muddy Keys.
2.) Walk to the wilderness crater. Withdraw some cheap food like trout or wine, and 8 muddy keys. Your food amounts will depend on your combat level and your defense. With 70 defense you shouldn’t need more than 5 trout. With 60 defense. you can bring 8.
3.) Walk to the Lava maze and follow this path. The white spots represent revenant spawns.
4.) Since you don’t have enough run energy to run the entire path you should rest at the exit of the crater and right before the hill giant on the path. These places are the safest from revenants
5.) Get to the muddy chest and use each key with the chest. You can trap the Lesser Demon behind the chest like in the picture.
6.) Loot the chest. Drop the Mithril Daggers and eat your food. Each chest gives you 10k loot, which is 8k profits. 8 keys gives you 64k profit.
7.) Return to the wilderness crater bank.
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2011年8月8日星期一
Ways to Boost Your Runescape Fishing Level
In Runescape, there are several ways to temporarily boost your fishing level that can be a great help when trying to maximize training in Fishing or to catch higher level fish. You can even use these boosters to help you enter the Fishing Guild at an earlier level and take advantage of its benefits.
Fishing Potions
One of the easiest ways to boost your Fishing skill level on Runescape is to use a Fishing Potion. If you have a Herblore level of 50 or higher, you can mix these potions yourself. However, you can also buy these potions at a fairly reasonable price on the Grand Exchange with a four-dose potion costing about 320-350 Rs Gold .
One swig of a fishing potion will temporarily increase your Fishing level by 3. This can be very helpful if you want to enter the Fishing Guild at level 65 instead of 68 or if you want to increase your chances of catching better fish that you can sell for a higher price on the Grand Exchange.
Fish and Admiral Pies
Another way to temporarily boost your Fishing level is to consume either a Fish or Admiral Pie. Both of these pies can be created and baked with the Cooking skill – a Fish Pie requires a Cooking level of 47 to bake while an Admiral Pie requires Cooking level 70. These items can also be purchased on the Grand Exchange or traded with other players.
Each of these pies has two servings with the Admiral Pie giving a better stat bonus. A single bite of a Fish Pie will raise your Fishing level by 3 while a serving of Admiral Pie increases the stat by 5.
Brown Spicy Stew
Although it is not quite as dependable as other methods, consuming a serving of brown spicy stew may increase your Fishing level by up to 6 points. However, because of the randomness of the item, it could also decrease your level by up to the same amount. Brown spicy stew will also affect other stats such as Mining.
Summoning Familiars
There are several familiars that you can call using the Summoning skill that will boost your Fishing abilities. Among them are the Granite Crab, Ibis, and Granite Lobster. The bonuses given by these familiars are invisible so they won't help you catch higher level fish or get into the Fishing Guild at an earlier level, but they can help you be faster and more efficient at catching the fish available at your normal level.
The Granite Crab can be called with a Summoning level of 16. In addition to giving a +1 invisible boost to Fishing, the familiar will also forage for cod, pike, seaweed, and oysters while you are fishing.
With Summoning level 56, you can call the Ibis. This familiar gives an invisible boost of +3 to your Fishing level. Also, while you are fishing, the Ibis will forage for tuna and swordfish. It will even give you a small bit of Fishing experience when it manages to find a swordfish.
The Granite Lobster is a familiar that can be called at Summoning level 74 and is quite popular with those who have a high enough level to summon it. It gives an invisible boost of +4 to your fishing level and forages for swordfish and sharks even if your Fishing level isn't high enough for you to catch these fish on your own. Also, it will shift some of the Fishing experience from these catches to you, making it a great companion if you're trying to train quickly.
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Fishing Potions
One of the easiest ways to boost your Fishing skill level on Runescape is to use a Fishing Potion. If you have a Herblore level of 50 or higher, you can mix these potions yourself. However, you can also buy these potions at a fairly reasonable price on the Grand Exchange with a four-dose potion costing about 320-350 Rs Gold .
One swig of a fishing potion will temporarily increase your Fishing level by 3. This can be very helpful if you want to enter the Fishing Guild at level 65 instead of 68 or if you want to increase your chances of catching better fish that you can sell for a higher price on the Grand Exchange.
Fish and Admiral Pies
Another way to temporarily boost your Fishing level is to consume either a Fish or Admiral Pie. Both of these pies can be created and baked with the Cooking skill – a Fish Pie requires a Cooking level of 47 to bake while an Admiral Pie requires Cooking level 70. These items can also be purchased on the Grand Exchange or traded with other players.
Each of these pies has two servings with the Admiral Pie giving a better stat bonus. A single bite of a Fish Pie will raise your Fishing level by 3 while a serving of Admiral Pie increases the stat by 5.
Brown Spicy Stew
Although it is not quite as dependable as other methods, consuming a serving of brown spicy stew may increase your Fishing level by up to 6 points. However, because of the randomness of the item, it could also decrease your level by up to the same amount. Brown spicy stew will also affect other stats such as Mining.
Summoning Familiars
There are several familiars that you can call using the Summoning skill that will boost your Fishing abilities. Among them are the Granite Crab, Ibis, and Granite Lobster. The bonuses given by these familiars are invisible so they won't help you catch higher level fish or get into the Fishing Guild at an earlier level, but they can help you be faster and more efficient at catching the fish available at your normal level.
The Granite Crab can be called with a Summoning level of 16. In addition to giving a +1 invisible boost to Fishing, the familiar will also forage for cod, pike, seaweed, and oysters while you are fishing.
With Summoning level 56, you can call the Ibis. This familiar gives an invisible boost of +3 to your Fishing level. Also, while you are fishing, the Ibis will forage for tuna and swordfish. It will even give you a small bit of Fishing experience when it manages to find a swordfish.
The Granite Lobster is a familiar that can be called at Summoning level 74 and is quite popular with those who have a high enough level to summon it. It gives an invisible boost of +4 to your fishing level and forages for swordfish and sharks even if your Fishing level isn't high enough for you to catch these fish on your own. Also, it will shift some of the Fishing experience from these catches to you, making it a great companion if you're trying to train quickly.
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2011年7月16日星期六
Runescape Hunting Areas
In this Runescape hunting guide, we’ll take a look at each of the major locations you can travel to in order to practice the hunting skill. Using this members-only skill to hunt and catch various animals in the Runescape world can be a great way to make money, especially at early levels.
Snow Hunting Area
The Snow Hunting Area (also called the Trollweiss Hunter Area) is located just a little bit north of Rellekka. This is home to the Polar Kebbit, an animal you can start tracking immediately with Hunter Level 1. A great way to make money at low levels is to hunt Polar Kebbits and sell their fur on the Grand Exchange in Varrock. It's possible to get more than 2000 Rs Gold for each fur.
This is also where you’ll find the Sabre-toothed Kebbit, which can be hunted using the deadfall trapping method at Hunter Level 51. In addition, you'll also find the Cerulean Twitch, Sapphire Glacialis, Snowy Knight, and Sabre-toothed Kyatt in the Snow Hunting Area.
Desert Hunting Area
The Desert Hunting Area (also known as the Urza Hunter Area) is located north of Nardah and southeast of Al Kharid. While there are a number of animals you can hunt here, the desert heat can make it a little annoying to travel to this locale. You'll need to be sure to bring waterskins or some other thirst-quenching item to survive out here.
In this area, you'll find Desert Devils, Golden Warblers, and Orange Salamanders. While you can make a small profit off of some of the loot dropped by these animals, you can generally do better with beasts found in other areas. When this is coupled with the fact that you'll need to carry waterskins, it's really not one of the better areas to travel to if your main interest is making money. However, if you're lacking a way to easily transport to other hunting areas, you may want to try to gain some experience here since its not that far from the Al Kharid bank.
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Snow Hunting Area
The Snow Hunting Area (also called the Trollweiss Hunter Area) is located just a little bit north of Rellekka. This is home to the Polar Kebbit, an animal you can start tracking immediately with Hunter Level 1. A great way to make money at low levels is to hunt Polar Kebbits and sell their fur on the Grand Exchange in Varrock. It's possible to get more than 2000 Rs Gold for each fur.
This is also where you’ll find the Sabre-toothed Kebbit, which can be hunted using the deadfall trapping method at Hunter Level 51. In addition, you'll also find the Cerulean Twitch, Sapphire Glacialis, Snowy Knight, and Sabre-toothed Kyatt in the Snow Hunting Area.
Desert Hunting Area
The Desert Hunting Area (also known as the Urza Hunter Area) is located north of Nardah and southeast of Al Kharid. While there are a number of animals you can hunt here, the desert heat can make it a little annoying to travel to this locale. You'll need to be sure to bring waterskins or some other thirst-quenching item to survive out here.
In this area, you'll find Desert Devils, Golden Warblers, and Orange Salamanders. While you can make a small profit off of some of the loot dropped by these animals, you can generally do better with beasts found in other areas. When this is coupled with the fact that you'll need to carry waterskins, it's really not one of the better areas to travel to if your main interest is making money. However, if you're lacking a way to easily transport to other hunting areas, you may want to try to gain some experience here since its not that far from the Al Kharid bank.
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2011年6月24日星期五
Rs Guide to Bulid up Runescape Money-----Collecting
Read an Rs guide to building up money supply fast and easy. Find a way to get Free Runescape Money without risking your current money supply. This Rs guide contains ways to build up money by collecting items around Runescape 2. They can all be done by any level player in the game!
Why Collect?
Collecting things around Runescape can be very rewarding if you know the right places to go and items to collect. One of these two items presented below are located in "members only" areas, while another is located in sort of a hidden place in free to play worlds. This Rs guide will give you two items, which happen to be flax and red spiders' eggs to give you an insight to jump-start your way to building up rs money in Runescape 2. The best part about it is you don't have to risk any money doing it! All you need to do is follow the directions below and collect the item, then head over to the Grand Exchange to sell your items!
Collecting Flax
Making free Rs Money collecting flax can be very profitable. Although it is the cheapest item you can collect from this Rs guide, it is the closest to the bank. Being close to a bank means more trips per hour! Another great thing about collecting flax is the amount of flax in the patch you can collect from, which is located south of Seers Village.
To get to the patch, you have to be a member. (If you want to get to the part of this Rs guide which gives insight to a free to play item, go to the next section about red spiders' eggs.) You can start by going to Varrock and getting a Camelot Teleport tab from the Grand Exchange or use your magic with five air runes and a law rune to get yourself outside of Camelot, which is right next to Seers Village.
Head west after you get to Camelot and you will run into the Seers Village bank. If you head directly south from there, you will hit the large patch of flax where you can collect all you want to build up money in Runescape 2. They respawn fairly quick and it isn't too populated, so your trips will go fast!
Each one you collect is currently worth around 82 gb and each trip (collecting 28) will get you around 2300 gb.
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Why Collect?
Collecting things around Runescape can be very rewarding if you know the right places to go and items to collect. One of these two items presented below are located in "members only" areas, while another is located in sort of a hidden place in free to play worlds. This Rs guide will give you two items, which happen to be flax and red spiders' eggs to give you an insight to jump-start your way to building up rs money in Runescape 2. The best part about it is you don't have to risk any money doing it! All you need to do is follow the directions below and collect the item, then head over to the Grand Exchange to sell your items!
Collecting Flax
Making free Rs Money collecting flax can be very profitable. Although it is the cheapest item you can collect from this Rs guide, it is the closest to the bank. Being close to a bank means more trips per hour! Another great thing about collecting flax is the amount of flax in the patch you can collect from, which is located south of Seers Village.
To get to the patch, you have to be a member. (If you want to get to the part of this Rs guide which gives insight to a free to play item, go to the next section about red spiders' eggs.) You can start by going to Varrock and getting a Camelot Teleport tab from the Grand Exchange or use your magic with five air runes and a law rune to get yourself outside of Camelot, which is right next to Seers Village.
Head west after you get to Camelot and you will run into the Seers Village bank. If you head directly south from there, you will hit the large patch of flax where you can collect all you want to build up money in Runescape 2. They respawn fairly quick and it isn't too populated, so your trips will go fast!
Each one you collect is currently worth around 82 gb and each trip (collecting 28) will get you around 2300 gb.
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2011年6月16日星期四
How to Make Runescape Gold Quickly
Do you play Runescape? Need money for your character? Here is how you can earn money with fish you would usually drop otherwise!
Steps
Get level 35 or above fishing, then go buy a harpoon and sail to Karamja Island for 30 gp (Or for free if you have a Ring of Charos(a)
Go to the docks just north of the general store past the banana trees.
Go to a fishing spot and select Harpoon Fishing spot. You will start fishing for tuna and swordfish.
Go and bank the tuna/swordfish at the nearest bank.
Go to the Grand Exchange, and sell your tuna/swordfish/shark.
Bring another 30gp along (Or keep wearing your Ring of Charos (a)), and keep on fishing! Tips
You can't sell burnt anything in the Grand Exchange. So if you burn fish while cooking them, just drop them. They're useless anyway.
After a while your fish won't be worth as much Rs Money at the store, because you have already sold too many to them. When that happens just switch worlds (it works better on emptier worlds) and just keep doing it, and when that store is getting a lot of fish, switch again.
If you are a member, you don't have to leave Karamja to bank your swordfish. You can access the bank in the Tzharr city, located in the little cave within the volcano.
The Ring of Charos(a) is members only and is obtained by doing Creature of Fenkenstrain and Garden of Tranquility.
If you have the Karamja Gloves from the Karamja Achievement Diary (Members only), then you'll only need 15 Runescape Money to use the boat.
If you have the Lumbridge Explorer's Ring 3 (from the Lumbridge Achievement Diary, can be done by free to play and pay to play players.), you can use it to teleport to the cabbage patch near Falador. From here you can get to Port Sarim (To get back to Karamja) and Draynor Villiage (Which has a bank) easily.
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While you are fishing a random event might pop up, if you don't want to die, just run away for about a minute and it will disappear. Then you can keep on fishing.
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Steps
Get level 35 or above fishing, then go buy a harpoon and sail to Karamja Island for 30 gp (Or for free if you have a Ring of Charos(a)
Go to the docks just north of the general store past the banana trees.
Go to a fishing spot and select Harpoon Fishing spot. You will start fishing for tuna and swordfish.
Go and bank the tuna/swordfish at the nearest bank.
Go to the Grand Exchange, and sell your tuna/swordfish/shark.
Bring another 30gp along (Or keep wearing your Ring of Charos (a)), and keep on fishing! Tips
You can't sell burnt anything in the Grand Exchange. So if you burn fish while cooking them, just drop them. They're useless anyway.
After a while your fish won't be worth as much Rs Money at the store, because you have already sold too many to them. When that happens just switch worlds (it works better on emptier worlds) and just keep doing it, and when that store is getting a lot of fish, switch again.
If you are a member, you don't have to leave Karamja to bank your swordfish. You can access the bank in the Tzharr city, located in the little cave within the volcano.
The Ring of Charos(a) is members only and is obtained by doing Creature of Fenkenstrain and Garden of Tranquility.
If you have the Karamja Gloves from the Karamja Achievement Diary (Members only), then you'll only need 15 Runescape Money to use the boat.
If you have the Lumbridge Explorer's Ring 3 (from the Lumbridge Achievement Diary, can be done by free to play and pay to play players.), you can use it to teleport to the cabbage patch near Falador. From here you can get to Port Sarim (To get back to Karamja) and Draynor Villiage (Which has a bank) easily.
Warnings
While you are fishing a random event might pop up, if you don't want to die, just run away for about a minute and it will disappear. Then you can keep on fishing.
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