Mr_Krusty1

Jun 17 2006, 03:55 AM | Post #1

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Ok, i've been killing fire giants for a while now, mainly because im in a little quest to get a d med. Im also using them for loads of xp. My def lvls went up very fast with them.

Here's what I do:

I go to Catherby and get my lobster cage out of the bank and fish there till full inventory.

I then go to the range next to the bank to cook them.

After cooking them, I store my lobster cage and bring out Glarials ammy, a rope, some nats, and a fire battlestaff.

From Catherby, I run to the Baxtorian Falls and enter it with Glarials ammy.

I fight as many fire giants to train my strenght atm.

Everytime I kill one, I bury their bones (prayer xp). And I low alch any items they drop, like mith squares.

I keep doing this routine until I run out of lobsters then exit and go to Ardy.

I store any drops I dont alch and draw out a wind staff and a law to telly to Cammy.

Repeat!

Skills trained:
Fishing
Magic
Combat
Prayer
Cooking
Ranged (If you range them)


Is this a very good way to train or should I change something?

Btw, I dont ardy teleport cause of the 2 law cost and because I havent done Plauge City yet.

This post has been edited by Mr_Krusty1: Jun 17 2006, 05:25 AM

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Makoto

Jun 17 2006, 05:43 AM | Post #2

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You take way too long to gather supplies and run to your training spot. Stock up beforehand, then bank in Ardougne and run to Baxtorian. It's a lot quicker.

(Quests are very helpful too, by the way.)

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Mr_Krusty1

Jun 17 2006, 01:28 PM | Post #3

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Yes, that would be a very quick way to train since the trips are shorter, but im a kind of person that gets tired of doing the same thing all the time, so if id stay there to fish and cook alot of lobs, I wouldnt last to get 500...thanks for the tip anyways!

This post has been edited by Mr_Krusty1: Jun 17 2006, 01:28 PM

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Baakalor

Jun 17 2006, 03:07 PM | Post #4

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I know you said you don't like doing one thing for very long but I would highly recommend you plug away at fishing until you can enter the fishing guild.

If you get to 65, let me know and I'll give you some fishing potions so you can enter the guild then instead of waiting to 68. That way, you could spend a day or two fishing, cooking, and banking there and it would be much faster.

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Saradomin

Jun 17 2006, 04:09 PM | Post #5

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That seems like an OK way to train, but might take a bit longer than the usual combat training.

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gnomer15

Jun 17 2006, 09:24 PM | Post #6

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Yea, if you want to stay with that kind of style, get in the fishing guild.

I wouldn't reccomend that style, you should probobly just fish about 250-300 lobbies, then that equals out to about ~11 trips(depending on inv. space) which is plenty of experience.

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meteora184

Jun 18 2006, 01:46 AM | Post #7

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i've done that, on moss giants on crandor. first i'm on karamja, i fish lobbies, cook them with a nearby fire, and then low alch the drops, and bury big bones.

it keeps you from getting bored for sure.

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Mr_Krusty1

Jun 18 2006, 05:23 PM | Post #8

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K, thanks guys ill try to do something else while I fish. Maybe play my ol' gba...

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Axis Of Evil

Jun 18 2006, 07:31 PM | Post #9

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QUOTE(Mr_Krusty1 @ Jun 18 2006, 11:23 AM)

K, thanks guys ill try to do something else while I fish. Maybe play my ol' gba...

Game Boy ftw. I have a Game Boy Color, really old, lol. ;D

Anyway, sounds like a good training cycle.

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Dilbert26

Jun 19 2006, 11:40 AM | Post #10

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The best way is to always have your supplies banked. It is much faster that way and you can stay at fire giants until your desired lvl. Also, get another 4 magic levels so you can high alch, instead of low. If you get around 65 range, then you can start ranging fire giants for good exp.

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jarred45

Jun 27 2006, 03:36 AM | Post #11

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This post has been edited by Makoto: Jun 27 2006, 06:03 AM

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