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Bake Pie - 450k XP/HR Cooking, 105k XP/HR Magic 2.5-4.0 gp/xp depending on pies. Did it from 90 Cooking and 96 magic. Currently 98 Cooking and 97 Magic. Did a bit of alching for magic in between edit: great if you want to get xp efficiently. You get some insanely good cooking xp (best ingame at 260/pie once you're 95) and its mediocre magic XP/hr.
Join us for game discussions, tips and tricks, and all things OSRS! OSRS is the official legacy version of RuneScape, the largest free-to-play MMORPG. Efficient Mess Hall method (+205k cooking xp/h) Nice video, I liked how you showcased it done manually, most of the old guides use AHK with multiple dropdowns and a few 5/7 double mouseclicks ...
This method is suitable for players wanting to train Cooking along with Fishing. If the player has at least 30 Cooking, 35 Fishing and has done Dragon Slayer I, they may want to choose the Corsair Cove Resource Area as a substitute place for training rather than at Karamja.
For the free players' guide, see Free-to-play Cooking training. This guide aims to assist players in training Cooking by using the most effective methods available. The Grand Exchange prices of items will fluctuate, so check the prices before buying and selling supplies in large quantities.
I am a new 'old' player who is looking at alching to make a nice profit from gaining magic xp. Was wondering if anyone has had better success then my…
3 Φεβ 2011 · Greetings! This is my first ever guide, I will try to keep it very simple and concrete. 1. What do I need? Skill levels, items, etc? * Cooking level of 35+. * Grapes. * Jugs of water. * Magic 78+ (Not required, but suggested) * Access to ancient magicks. (Not required, but suggested)
2 ημέρες πριν · Players with. 200M XP. 3392. as of 7 October 2024 - update. Cooking is a skill that allows raw food to be made edible, healing hitpoints when eaten. To do this, the player uses a raw, cookable food on a range or fire. Depending on the player's Cooking level, food will sometimes burn, becoming unusable. Ranges burn food less often than fires at ...
