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If you don’t want to keep hitting the collect loot button, you can earn money slowly offline by mining, fishing, woodcutting, or agility. | If you don’t want to keep hitting the collect loot button, you can earn money slowly offline by mining, fishing, woodcutting, or agility. | ||
The best early game money making is mining ores using {{ItemIcon|Gem Gloves}}. You will need to unlock | The best early game money making is mining ores using {{ItemIcon|Gem Gloves}}. You will need to unlock {{Skill|Mining}} as well as buy the gloves for {{GP|500000}}. After that hurdle, you will gain gems with an average value of {{GP|762500}} per 2,000 glove charges, resulting in a profit of {{GP|262500}}. If you are selling the ore, mine the highest tier ore you can. | ||
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==== Long Term goals ==== | ==== Long Term goals ==== | ||
If you want the max cape, you need several billion GP. So you want to be able to make lots of money, clear high level content, get a lot of food and prayer points. [[Money Making|Read the wiki guide on Money Making.]] | If you want the max cape, you need several billion GP. So you want to be able to make lots of money, clear high level content, get a lot of food and prayer points. [[Money Making|Read the wiki guide on Money Making.]] | ||
== Skills Pros/Cons == | == Skills Pros/Cons == | ||
