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We Runescape players are totally nuts about mining and smithing. True - can anyone deny that? But the thing is that it isn't at all easy to train them when you may be allowed to play for, say, 2 hours a day? So what we do is blitz into seek engines and blazon being like 'Free Runescape ores' and 'Auto-mining and smithing autobots'. But a lot of of them either abduct the pas anon asword or they don't plan at all. C'mon, you can't abjure that. So, to alternation mining and smithing faster, what can be done?
Most people then give up the once-dreamt-about mining and smithing skills. Of course, not that you can spend no time and yet achieve high levels. But one must utilize time and not waste it.
Well, that's what this article is all about. And if you think it wont work, try it out! That's the only way to find out of course.
At this stage money isn't quite the thing to think about. All you need to do is focus. Say, you can try to increase 1 level per day. That is no trouble at all. Even more, you can train at least 5 levels at the start, that is, go right from level 1 to level 5 in the first day. Now the question is, where do I get my ores? Of course coming to that.
Being of low level, you can only mine some basic ores. So, go to the mines that are to the south of Varrock. There are always plenty of players there, so you can even chat with them while you mine.Once there, abundance 14 tin and 14 chestnut ores (you charge to accept an abandoned account and your pickaxe have to be wielded in your duke to do this). Then chase the road, northwards, to Varrock and abundance all your ores in the Eastern Bank.
Once you feel you have got enough ores, follow the same road southwards and go to the Al Kharid bank. Once there, take out 14 of each ore and smelt them in the furnace just next to the bank. Keep the smolten bronze in your bank and repeat to all your ores. Return to Varrock and smith them to bronze items. At low levels, you can keep smithing bronze scimitars.
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