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=== Useful tips === | === Useful tips === | ||
=== Training === | |||
==== Mining > Runecrafting & Smithing ==== | |||
This way opens up the option to go for [[Smithing]] & [[Runecrafting]] afterwards. As you are leveling up your mining once done you can continue smithing and runecrafting. The key here is to get money for gem gloves. So a advice is to get 500k to purchase [[Gem Gloves]]. Some sort of money making is adviced to reach this. If need of money sell all gems to rebuy gloves. Diamonds are useful for late game however they can easily be stocked up later in the game. | |||
==== 1-15 Copper/Tin ore ==== | |||
Mine either tin or copper. | |||
==== 15-30 Iron ore ==== | |||
Mine iron until you unlock Coal. | |||
==== 30-50 Coal ore ==== | |||
Mine coal until you unlock Mithril. All coal will be needed for the smithing grind. | |||
==== 50-99 Mithril ore==== | |||
From here on the mission is to mine Mithril with Gem Gloves all the way. | |||
Once 99 Mining is achieved you unlock the [[Mining Skillcape]]. This gives 1 Coal ore for each ore mined. | |||
==== 99 Essence ==== | |||
With the Skillcape equipped you have to mine about 330K essence for 99 Runecrafting. The gem gloves does not work with Essence. If affordable the [[Mining Gloves]] are a good way to speed up. | |||
==== 99 Coal ore ==== | |||
After you are done you will still need about 235k coal ore. Gem gloves are still recommended. | |||