The Ultimate Guide to Runex! [Skilling, PVM, etc.]

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Ladies and gentlemen, welcome back to the ULTIMATE GUIDE to RUNEX!

It has been a long time since this guide existed. Given the fact that it was never fully completed the first time around, I think it's about time I finally fix that. This guide will take a long time to complete and will endlessly be updated as new methods, bosses, minigames and content in general are released. Because of that, I welcome any and all help keeping the guide as up-to-date and accurate as possible. If you would like to help out, notice something wrong, or just want to talk - hit me up on Discord at 52xp#0001.

I, along with the community, would be grateful for your contribution(s)! Now let's get to the nitty gritty!

 

 

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 1.1 - Introduction, Table of Contents
 1.2 - Credits, Notes, Useful Info
 1.3 - Combat / Prayer Guide
 1.4 - Agility Guide
 1.5 - Farming Guide
 1.6 - Herblore Guide
 1.7 - Thieving Guide
 1.8 - Crafting Guide
 1.9 - Mining / Smithing
 1.10 - Fishing / Cooking
 1.11 - Woodcutting Guide
 1.12 - Fletching / Firemaking
 1.13 - Hunter Guide
 1.14 - Construction Guide
 1.15 - Runecrafting Guide
 1.16 - Slayer Guide
 1.17 - Summoning Guide
 1.18 - Custom Item Guide
 1.19 - World Events Guide
 1.20 - Moneymaking Guide
 1.21 - Barbarian Training
 1.22 - Chompy Bird Hunting
 1.23 - Gambling & Staking
 1.24 - Equipment & Gear Guide
 1.25 - Catalyst Tokens Guide

 2.1 - Barrows Guide
 2.2 - Nardah Pyramid
 2.3 - Fight Caves
 2.4 - Inferno Guide
 2.5 - Mage Arena 2
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This section is mostly devoted to things that are generally useful but have no place taking up an entire post in the guide.

 

Any client issues you're having - be it because you're on a Mac, having black screen issues, or anything else - can likely be solved here. 

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Most issues with your client can be resolved in a matter of seconds and shouldn't return again barring any unforeseen circumstances. 

The FIRST THING you should try if your client is having ANY ISSUES is the Client Repair Tool, found here: https://runex.io/assets/Repair%20Tool.jar

Once you open the Repair Tool, choose the option that best describes your issue. Close any open clients and click "Start Repair."

Once the tool is finished, try opening your client again and hopefully you're all setup.

 

If the Repair Tool did not solve your problem, there are a few different things you can try.
 

Option 1

Check to make sure your Java is updated by clicking here.

Once you've updated Java, restart your client and try to login.

 

Option 2

Delete your cache and re-install the client by clicking here.

You can find the cache for Runex by navigating to C:\Users\YourCompName.

 

Option 3

Run a quick Google search for "Jarfix" or download it directly here.

Once it's downloaded, open it and your .jar applications should be fixed.

If you can only left click on your client and your right click is not working, try these steps:

1.) Uninstall all forms of Java, JRE, JDK, etc. from your computer

2.) Uninstall Runex and all files associated with it (including the cache)

3.) Re-download Java, JRE, JDK from Java's website (avoid JDK 9, use 😎

4.) Re-download the Runex.jar using the link in the navigation bar above this topic.

 

If you aren't on a Windows OS, there are a couple useful threads on the forums to help you out.

I would personally recommend checking out RogueMX's Quick Client Fixes: 

 

 

Below you will find a list of all (known) commands on Runex. This list will include commands for each donator rank, staff member rank and of course those accessible by anyone. Unfortunately, I can't be sure of every command because I doubt Ryan, Ramzi, or Nate want to give that info out. Regardless, if you're looking for a great hide'n'seek spot or you're just not sure how to get to your donator zone - this is the place for you.

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General Commands

::commands - Directs you to ::topic 2048 (Wayne's original Commands list)

::help - Opens the in-game Knowledgebase Interface

::rules - directs you to the official Server Rules of Runex

::vote - Opens Voting Interface in-game

::donate - Opens Donation Interface in-game

::staff - Displays online, un-hidden staff members and their alts

::players - Displays how many players are currently online

::kills - Displays most boss killcounts (alternative to collection log)

::claim/::redeem - Used to collect vote and donation rewards

::hiscores - Directs you to the Runex Highscores page

::dataon/::dataoff - Displays a ton of NPC data and other various info

::fps - Displays your active FPS

::clearfriends - Remove everyone from your friends list (re-log to complete)

::topic #### - Directs you to any topic based on it's number (found in URL before title)

::forums - Directs you to the homepage of the Runex forums

::explock - Prevents the gain of any combat experience (type again to turn off)

::skull - Gives you a skull, enabling the loss of items on death

::redskull - Gives you a red skull, you cannot protect items on death

::elo - Displays your PvP ELO rating above your character head in-game

::ks - Displays your PvP killstreak above your character head in-game

::kdr - Displays your PvP kill/death ratio above your character head in-game

::elixirs - Opens the elixir formula interface, only displays elixirs you can create

::youtuber - Replace "youtuber" with any YouTuber's custom link to visit their channel

::changepass XXXX - Replace "XXXX" with your desired new passsword (must do 2x)

::changepin XXXX - Replace "XXXX" with your desired new pin (must do 2x)

::coop - Tells you whether or not you have a pending co-op slayer invite

::empty - Permanently delete any and everything in your inventory

::mods - Shows currently active raid modifiers

::claimpet - Picks your current familiar/pet up

::bobinventory - Displays your current BoB familiar's inventory

::takebob - Withdraws items from your current BoB familiar's inventory

::dismissfamiliar - Dismisses your BoB familiar (inventory items will drop)

::callfamiliar - Calls your familiar/pet to your current location

::resizable - Toggles client mode to "Resizable"

::fixed - Toggles client mode to "Fixed"

::snow - Changes ground and environment textures to a Winter theme

::hween - Changes ground and environment textures to a Halloween theme

::sellgambler - Sells discontinued gambler passes for 25M GP

::e/::event - Opens the current Event interface and displays information about it

 

Teleports

::home - Teleports you to your designated Home (can be changed as Donator)

::camelot - Teleports you to Seers' Village/Camelot

::duel - Teleports you to the Duel Arena

::gamble - Teleports you to the Gambling area

::abyss - Teleports you to the Runecrafting Abyss

::dodgeball - Teleports you to the Gnomeball Course

 

Donator+

::yell - Allows you to speak to the entire server

::dzone - Teleports you to the ($10) Donator Zone

::ezone/::elite - Teleports you to the ($100) Donator Zone

::vip - Teleports you to the ($500) Donator Zone

::legendary - Teleports you to the ($1,000) Donator Zone

::sponsor - Teleports you to the ($2,500) Donator Zone

::mythic - Teleports you to the ($5,000) Donator Zone

::unskull - Removes your skull or redskull

 

Clan Chat

::meet - Teleports to your specific clan chat's instanced meeting area

::ccunban - Unban a player that was previously banned from your clan chat

::clan - An alternative to using "/" to speak in the clan chat

 

While this guide is absolutely enormous, I can't possibly make the time to fit everything about Runex here. Because of this, there are dozens of useful links to other guides listed below if you have any questions you feel may not be answered here. Here you'll find anything from the best methods to obtain Brimstone Keys to the Mage of Wisdom item rotations. If you're not sure what either of those things are, or anything else, it's likely your answer can be found below. Let me know if I'm missing anything. :^)

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Raw's Runex Starter Guide

RogueMX's Brimstone Key Guide

 

zFireshots's (slightly outdated) Pets Guide

 

ImDetermind's Mage of Wisdom Guide

 

 

 

Without the help of the community, I wouldn't be able to provide this guide for you guys. I feel as if I can't go without crediting those who have helped me the most in creating it. Below you will find a (huge) list of both players that have personally helped me and players' guides that have I used in the long process of putting this thing together. Make sure to give them their props! 

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Crafting, provided you have the supplies, is one of the fastest 99s you can achieve here on Runex. All you will be doing is cutting gems, converting raw hides and creating shiny jewelry on your way to 99 Crafting - all of which can be done with very high experience rates per hour.

 

1.) Required & Useful Items
Here on Runex, all you need to begin Crafting are a  Chisel,  Needle and  Thread.

There are also several different experience bonus items on Runex to capitalize on:

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 Skiller Tokens

Grants 2x Skilling experience per 10k exp earned
 

 Catalyst Tokens

Grants 3x all experience per 5k exp earned
 

 Varrock Armor (1-4)

Grants 5-20% (1-4) all experience gained
 

 Safety Gloves

Grants 2.5% all experience gained
 

 Fighting Boots

Grants 2.5% all experience gained
 

 Skilling Backpack

Grants 5% all experience when worn
 

 Studious Elixir

Grants 25% Skilling experience for 60 minutes
 

 Scholar's Blessing

Doubles the cap of Experience Tokens (Skiller, Catalyst, Mythic)

2.) General Information

There are several different ways you can train Crafting, all of which are "okay" paths to take.

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No matter your method to 99, you should get a couple of levels first using a  Needle,  Thread and some  Leather. 

To maximize efficiency on Runex, you want to obtain 20 Crafting using this method.

 1-7 ~  Leather Gloves

 7-11 ~  Leather Boots

 11-18 ~  Leather Vambs

 18-20 ~  Leather Chaps

After achieving 20 Crafting, move on to the next step - Efficient Method - found below.

3.) Efficient Method

The fastest way to train Crafting from 1 to 99 by far:

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If you have the money, the most efficient way to train Crafting is by cutting gems (easier to obtain than hides).

 20-27 ~  Uncut Sapphires

 27-34 ~  Uncut Emeralds

 34-43 ~  Uncut Rubies

 43-55 ~  Uncut Diamonds

 55-99 ~  Uncut Dragonstones

Alternatively, if you've got the GP, you could instead use:

 55-72 ~  Uncut Dragonstones

 72-99 ~  Uncut Onyxes

4.) Alternative Method(s)

While cutting gems is the quickest way to 99, there are several other methods..

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5.) Other Useful Info

Below is a list of all (used) Uncut Gems, their experience, and some more useful information for the skill.

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Experience per Gem cut

 Uncut Sapphire ~ Crafting Level: 20
Normal: 6,750 exp
Hard: 2,500 exp
Supreme: 1,000 exp
Prime: 150 exp

 Uncut Emerald ~ Crafting Level: 27
Normal: 9,112.5 exp
Hard: 3,375 exp
Supreme: 1,350 exp
Prime: 202.5 exp

 Uncut Ruby ~ Crafting Level: 34
Normal: 11,475 exp
Hard: 4,250 exp
Supreme: 1,700 exp
Prime: 255 exp

 Uncut Diamond ~ Crafting Level: 43
Normal: 14,512.5 exp
Hard: 5,375 exp
Supreme: 2,150 exp
Prime: 322.5 exp

 Uncut Dragonstone ~ Crafting Level: 55
Normal: 18,562.5 exp
Hard: 6,875 exp
Supreme: 2,750 exp
Prime: 412.5 exp

 Uncut Onyx ~ Crafting Level: 72
Normal: 22,612.5 exp
Hard: 8,375 exp
Supreme: 3,350 exp
Prime: 502.5 exp

  Crafting Zenyte Jewelry  

A lot of players seem to have trouble crafting Zenyte jewelry - so I figured we'd touch on that.

First you need to create the Uncut Zenyte gem itself - here's how:

 Zenyte Shard +  Cut Onyx =  Uncut Zenyte

Once you have the Uncut Zenyte, cut it to obtain a  Zenyte gem.

With this, you need a  Gold Bar and the corresponding     Mould.

Find a Furnace (found at ::dzone or East of ::home's bank) and use the  Gold Bar on it.

Upon doing so, you should be greeted with an interface for crafting Zenyte jewelry, like normal. :^)

 

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 MINING 

Mining is one of the slower skills here on Runex. While there are multiple methods from 1-99, some aimed towards more profit and some more experience per hour, there is only one method that stands out as the absolute fastest all while making profit in the end as well.. and we'll talk about all of these methods below.

 

1.) Pickaxes & Useful Items
Here on Runex, we only have four important Pickaxes that you can obtain: 

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 Iron Pickaxe

Mining Level Required: 1

Wielding Level Required (Attack): 1 

 Rune Pickaxe

Mining Level Required: 41

 Dragon Pickaxe

Mining Level Required: 61

 3rd Age Pickaxe

Mining Level Required: 61

There are also several different experience bonus items on Runex to capitalize on:

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 Skiller Tokens

Grants 2x Skilling experience per 10k exp earned
 

 Catalyst Tokens

Grants 3x all experience per 5k exp earned
 

 Varrock Armor (1-4)

Grants 5-20% (1-4) all experience gained
 

 Safety Gloves

Grants 2.5% all experience gained
 

 Fighting Boots

Grants 2.5% all experience gained
 

 Skilling Backpack

Grants 5% all experience when worn
 

 Studious Elixir

Grants 25% Skilling experience for 60 minutes
 

 Scholar's Blessing

Doubles the cap of Experience Tokens (Skiller, Catalyst, Mythic)

2.) Ores & Locations
Alongside the vast amount of useful items Runex has for Mining, we also have a ton of mining locations.
For the purpose of this guide, I will only be displaying the useful ones below.

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All four of the mines displayed below can be found by navigating to your spellbook, clicking "Skilling Teleports" and selecting the Mining option.

Al Kharid Mine

Dwarven Mine

Desert Granite Mine

Lunar Gem Mine

3.) Profitable Method

The most profitable Mining method from 1-99 is as follows..

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PLEASE NOTE: If you are a donator, the ::dzone is much better for EVERY ORE!!

/ 1-15 ~ Copper/Tin Ore
Best found at the Al Kharid Mine on the far Northern side.

 15-30 ~ Iron Ore
Best found at the Al Kharid Mine, just south of the Copper/Tin.

 30-55 ~ Coal Ore
Best found at the Dwarven Mine in multiple different locations.

 55-70 ~ Mithril Ore
Best found in the Al Kharid OR the Dwarven Mine.

 70-85 ~ Adamantite Ore
Best found, in bulk, at the Dwarven Mine near the Iron Ores.

 85-99 ~ Runite Ore
Best found in the Cursed Caverns (Mine). Map can be found here.

Entirely depending on your game mode, this method can make you a ton of GP - even post-99.
The real money here is in the Runite Ore from 85-99, which can sell for upwards of 10k GP each.

Normal: ~580 Runite Ore, 5.8M GP
Hard: 9.75k Runite Ore, 9.75M GP
Supreme: ~3.9k Runite Ore, 39M GP
Prime: ~26k Runite Ore, 260M GP

As you can see, the ideal way to make money with this skill is to mine on a Prime account or do a lot of post-99 Mining.

4.) Efficient Method

The most efficient Mining method from 1-99 is as follows..

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PLEASE NOTE: If you are a donator, the ::dzone is much better for EVERY ORE (other than Granite)!!

/ 1-15 ~ Copper/Tin Ore
Best found at the Al Kharid Mine on the far Northern side.

 15-30 ~ Iron Ore
Best found at the Al Kharid Mine, just south of the Copper/Tin.

 30-45 ~ Coal Ore
Best found at the Dwarven Mine in multiple different locations.

 45-99 ~ Granite
Only found at the Desert Granite Mine.

Granite mining from 45-99 has three methods, all of which are similar speeds.

• Convert the Granite into Runite Ore (using the Miner)

• Bank the Granite using the Premium Banker (Supreme, Prime or Donators)

• Drop each Granite immediately after mining it

5.) Other Useful Info

Below is a list of all Ores and their respective exp given per mode:

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/ Copper Ore / Tin Ore ~ Mining Level: 1
Normal: 2,363 exp
Hard: 875 exp
Supreme: 350 exp
Prime: 52.5 exp

 

 Iron Ore ~ Mining Level: 15
Normal: 1,181 exp
Hard: 1,950 exp
Supreme: 700 exp
Prime: 105 exp

 

 Silver Ore ~ Mining Level: 20
Normal: 5,400 exp
Hard: 2,000 exp
Supreme: 800 exp
Prime: 120 exp

 

 Coal Ore ~ Mining Level: 30
Normal: 6,750 exp
Hard: 2,500 exp
Supreme: 1,000 exp
Prime: 150 exp

 

 Gold Ore ~ Mining Level: 40
Normal: 8,775 exp
Hard: 3,250 exp
Supreme: 1,300 exp
Prime: 195 exp

 

 Granite ~ Mining Level: 45
Normal: 10,125 exp
Hard: 3,750 exp
Supreme: 1,500 exp
Prime: 225 exp

 

 Mithril Ore ~ Mining Level: 55
Normal: 10,800 exp
Hard: 4,000 exp
Supreme: 1,600 exp
Prime: 240 exp

 

 Adamantite Ore ~ Mining Level: 70
Normal: 12,825 exp
Hard: 4,750 exp
Supreme: 1,900 exp
Prime: 285 exp

 

 Runite Ore ~ Mining Level: 85
Normal: 16,875 exp
Hard: 6,250 exp
Supreme: 2,500 exp
Prime: 375 exp

 

 

 SMITHING 

Smithing, used as a productive follow-up to Mining, is a rather fast skill to train - provided you have all of the ores/bars on hand. Smithing is used to craft both armor and weapons using the ores you have obtained via the Mining skill, as well as other miscellaneous things such as crafting Dragonfire Shields.

 

1.) Required & Useful Items

Here on Runex, all you need to begin Smithing is a Hammer  and some time.

There are however several different experience bonus items on Runex to capitalize on:

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 Skiller Tokens

Grants 2x Skilling experience per 10k exp earned
 

 Catalyst Tokens

Grants 3x all experience per 5k exp earned
 

 Varrock Armor (1-4)

Grants 5-20% (1-4) all experience gained
 

 Safety Gloves

Grants 2.5% all experience gained
 

 Fighting Boots

Grants 2.5% all experience gained
 

 Skilling Backpack

Grants 5% all experience when worn
 

 Studious Elixir

Grants 25% Skilling experience for 60 minutes
 

 Scholar's Blessing

Doubles the cap of Experience Tokens (Skiller, Catalyst, Mythic)

2.) Smelting Ores to Bars

The first step for Smelting Ores to Bars is obtaining said Ores, which I assume you have done via Mining or the Trading Post.

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Second, you will need to find a furnace (East of the bank at ::home, ::dzone) and click on it. This interface should appear:

Under the bars, you will find black and red text. This simply signifies whether or not you have the level(s) to craft said bar.

 Bronze: 1x  Tin Ore, 1x  Copper Ore
 Iron: 1x  Iron Ore (50% chance)
 Steel: 1x  Iron Ore, 2x  Coal Ore
 Gold: 1x  Gold Ore
 Mith: 1x  Mithril Ore, 4x  Coal Ore
 Addy: 1x  Adamantite Ore, 6x  Coal Ore
 Rune: 1x  Runite Ore, 8x  Coal Ore

Each of the above "recipes" will grant you with one Bar of the same name (e.g. 1x Iron Ore, 2x Coal Ore = 1x Steel Bar).

3.) Armor/Weapon Smithing

Armor and/or Weapon Smithing on Runex is quite easily accomplished as well.

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Find yourself an Anvil (next to the Furnace at ::home and the ::dzone) and use your newly smelted Bar(s) on it.

You should see an interface like this. Note, green text means you have the materials to smelt it - red means you do not.

No matter what you smelt, you will get a multiple of the same experience. 
The experience rates below are the amount you gain PER BAR used
(e.g. 1 dagger = 1x the exp listed, 1 scimitar = 2x the exp listed)

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 Bronze: 
Normal: 1,687.5 exp
Hard: 625 exp
Supreme: 250 exp
Prime: 37.5 exp

 Iron: 
Normal: 3,375 exp
Hard: 1,250 exp
Supreme: 500 exp
Prime: 75 exp

 Steel: 
Normal: 5,062.5 exp
Hard: 1,875 exp
Supreme: 750 exp
Prime: 112.5 exp

 Mith: 
Normal: 6,750 exp
Hard: 2,500 exp
Supreme: 1,000 exp
Prime: 150 exp

 Addy: 
Normal: 8,437.5 exp
Hard: 3,125 exp
Supreme: 1,250 exp
Prime: 187.5 exp

 Rune: 
Normal: 10,125 exp
Hard: 3,750 exp
Supreme: 1,500 exp
Prime: 225 exp

Shout out to @Ralph for quick maths help ♥

 

4.) Efficient Method

The most efficient Smithing method from 1-99 is as follows..

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The most efficient methods of training Smithing almost always consist of Smithing the highest Platebody you can.
The reason being, the more Bars you use per Smith, the more exp per hour you achieve.

1-18 ~  Any Bronze item(s)

18-33 ~  Bronze Platebodies

33-48 ~  Iron Platebodies

48-68 ~  Steel Platebodies

68-88 ~  Mithril Platebodies

88-99 ~  Adamant Platebodies

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Runecrafting is one of the slower skills here on Runex. While there are multiple methods from 1-99, only two of those methods stand out above the rest and are worth pursuing. We will highlight those methods and a lot more below - sit back and enjoy. :^)

 

1.) Required & Useful Items

Fortunately, on Runex all you need to start Runecrafting is  Rune Essence or  Pure Essence.

As well as this, via Frumscone at the ::abyss teleport, you can acquire  Rune Pouches that hold extra Essence.

There are also several different experience bonus items on Runex to capitalize on:

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 Skiller Tokens

Grants 2x Skilling experience per 10k exp earned
 

 Catalyst Tokens

Grants 3x all experience per 5k exp earned
 

 Varrock Armor (1-4)

Grants 5-20% (1-4) all experience gained
 

 Safety Gloves

Grants 2.5% all experience gained
 

 Fighting Boots

Grants 2.5% all experience gained
 

 Skilling Backpack

Grants 5% all experience when worn
 

 Studious Elixir

Grants 25% Skilling experience for 60 minutes
 

 Scholar's Blessing

Doubles the cap of Experience Tokens (Skiller, Catalyst, Mythic)

2.) Altars & Locations

The entirety of your Runecrafting training will take place in three areas..

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The Abyss: 

The Astral Altar:

The Cursed Caverns (Dark Altar):

3.) Efficient Methods

While you could use many different methods for 1-99 Runecrafting, two stand out above the rest..

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Method one will rely on Nature Runes from 44-99 Runecrafting.

Due to how close the Nature Altar is to the ::abyss teleport, this method is often preferred.

 1-9 ~  Air Runes

 9-14 ~  Earth Runes

 14-27 ~  Fire Runes

 27-35 ~  Cosmic Runes

 35-44 ~  Chaos Runes

 44-99 ~  Nature Runes (x2 at 91 Runecrafting)

 

Method two will rely on Astral Runes from 40-99 Runecrafting.

Due to how close the Astral Altar teleport is to the Altar itself, this method is often preferred.

 1-9 ~  Air Runes

 9-14 ~  Earth Runes

 14-27 ~  Fire Runes

 27-35 ~  Cosmic Runes

 35-40 ~  Chaos Runes

 40-99 ~  Astral Runes (x2 at 82 Runecrafting)

4.) Other Useful Info

Below is a list of how much experience you get per Rune crafted & a graph of Runecrafting multiple Runes:

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Credits to the Official OSRS Wiki:

Levels required for x2 Runes from Runecrafting (you should never need to obtain more than x2):

Rune	Lvl for 2x	Lvl for 3x	Lvl for 4x	Lvl for 5x	Lvl for 6x	Lvl for 7x	Lvl for 8x	Lvl for 9x	Lvl for 10x
Air	11	22	33	44	55	66	77	88	99
Mind	14	28	42	56	70	84	98	(112)	(126)
Water	19	38	57	76	95	(114)	(133)	(152)	(171)
Earth	26	52	78	(104)	(130)	(156)	(182)	(208)	(234)
Fire	35	70	(105)	(140)	(175)	(210)	(245)	(280)	(315)
Body	46	92	(138)	(184)	(230)	(276)	(322)	(368)	(414)
Cosmic	59	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Chaos	74	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Astral	82	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Nature	91	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Law	95	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Death	99	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-

 

 Air Runes ~ Runecrafting Level: 1

Normal: 675 exp
Hard: 250 exp
Supreme: 100 exp
Prime: 15 exp

 Earth Runes ~ Runecrafting Level: 9

Normal: 877.5 exp
Hard: 325 exp
Supreme: 130 exp
Prime: 19.5 exp

 Fire Runes ~ Runecrafting Level: 14

Normal: 945 exp
Hard: 350exp
Supreme: 140 exp
Prime: 21 exp

 Cosmic Runes ~ Runecrafting Level: 27

Normal: 1,080 exp
Hard: 400 exp
Supreme: 160 exp
Prime: 24 exp

 Chaos Runes ~ Runecrafting Level: 35

Normal: 1,147.5 exp
Hard: 425 exp
Supreme: 170 exp
Prime: 25.5 exp

 Astral Runes ~ Runecrafting Level: 40 (x2 at 82 Runecrafting)

Normal: 1,174.5 exp
Hard: 435 exp
Supreme: 174 exp
Prime: 26.1 exp

 Nature Runes ~ Runecrafting Level: 44 (x2 at 91 Runecrafting)

Normal: 1,215 exp
Hard: 450 exp
Supreme: 180 exp
Prime: 27 exp

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Dungeon & Cave Maps

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Slayer Tower

 

Taverly Dungeon

 

Brimhaven Dungeon

 

Fremennik Slayer Cave

 

Stronghold Slayer Cave

note: if you are playing normal mode or hard mode you will be required to pay a 65k entrance fee. 

 

Please Note:
Some tasks have the ability to be given higher or lower, which means sometimes you may have Medium tasks as Hard tasks.
This is done to maintain some variety in tasks so you're not constantly doing the same one over and over again.

 

Easy Tasks - 5 Slayer Points

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Yaks, Chickens, Banshees, Rock Crabs, Cave Crawler, Rock Slug,

Cockatrice, Pyrefiend Crawling Hand, Infernal Mages, Hill Giants

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 Yaks  Prime: 150   Supreme: 1000   Hard: 2500   Normal: 6750

 

 Chickens  Prime: 15   Supreme: 100   Hard: 250   Normal: 750

 

 Banshees  Prime: 48   Supreme: 320   Hard: 800   Normal: 2160

 

 Rock Crabs  Prime: 150   Supreme: 1000   Hard: 2500   Normal: 6750

 

 Cave Crawler  Prime: 42   Supreme: 280   Hard: 700   Normal: 1890

 

 Rock Slug  Prime: 48   Supreme: 320   Hard: 800   Normal: 2160

 

 Cockatrice  Prime: 90   Supreme: 600   Hard: 1500   Normal: 4050

 

 Pyrefiend  Prime: 90   Supreme: 600   Hard: 1500   Normal: 4050

 

 Crawling Hand  Prime: 48   Supreme: 320   Hard: 800   Normal: 2160

 

 Infernal Mage  Prime: 180   Supreme: 1200   Hard: 3000   Normal: 8100

 

 Hill Giant  Prime: 84   Supreme: 560   Hard: 1400   Normal: 3780

 

Normal Tasks - 10 Slayer Points

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Green Dragons, Aviansies, Experiments, Baslisks, Jelly, Turoth, Kurask, Bloodvelds, Dust Devils,

Smoke Devils, Gargoyle, Nechryaels, Abyssal Demons, Dark Beasts, Cave Horrors, Fire Giants

Please, click on the spoiler below for monster locations and experience!

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 Green Dragon  Prime: 225   Supreme: 1500   Hard: 3750   Normal: 10125

 Aviansie  Prime: 210   Supreme: 1400   Hard: 3500   Normal: 9450

 Experiment  Prime: 225   Supreme: 1500   Hard: 3750   Normal: 10125

 Basilisk  Prime: 225   Supreme: 1500   Hard: 3750   Normal: 10125

 Jelly  Prime: 225   Supreme: 1500   Hard: 3750   Normal: 10125

 Turoth  Prime: 225   Supreme: 1500   Hard: 3750   Normal: 10125

 Kurask  Prime: 291   Supreme: 1940   Hard: 4850   Normal: 13095

 Bloodveld  Prime: 360   Supreme: 2400   Hard: 6000   Normal: 16200

 Dust Devil  Prime: 315   Supreme: 2100   Hard: 5250   Normal: 14175

 Smoke Devil  Prime: 555   Supreme: 3700   Hard: 9250   Normal: 24975

 Gargoyle  Prime: 315   Supreme: 2100   Hard: 5250   Normal: 14175

 Nechryael  Prime: 315   Supreme: 2100   Hard: 5250   Normal: 14175

 Abby Demon  Prime: 450   Supreme: 3000   Hard: 7500   Normal: 20250

 Dark Beast  Prime: 676   Supreme: 4508   Hard: 11270   Normal: 30429

 Cave Horror  Prime: 165   Supreme: 1100   Hard: 2750   Normal: 7425

 Fire Giant  Prime: 333   Supreme: 2220   Hard: 5550   Normal: 14985

 

Hard Tasks - 15 Slayer Points

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Blue Dragons, Iron Dragons, Steel Dragons, Fiyr Shades, Ankous, Skeletal Wyverns,

Taloned Wyvern, Spitting Wyvern, Long-Tailed Wyvern, Ancient Wyvern

Please, click on the spoiler below for monster locations and experience!

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 Blue Dragon  Prime: 322   Supreme: 2150   Hard: 5375   Normal: 14512

 Iron Dragon  Prime: 520   Supreme: 3464   Hard: 8660   Normal: 23382

 Steel Dragon  Prime: 661   Supreme: 4410   Hard: 11025   Normal: 29767

 Fiyr Shade  Prime: 330   Supreme: 2200   Hard: 5500   Normal: 14850

 Ankou  Prime: 180   Supreme: 1200   Hard: 3000   Normal: 8100

 Skeletal Wyv  Prime: 333   Supreme: 2220   Hard: 5550   Normal: 14985

 Taloned Wyv  Prime: 615   Supreme: 4100   Hard: 10250   Normal: 27675

 Spitting Wyv  Prime: 615   Supreme: 4100   Hard: 10250   Normal: 27675

 Long-Tailed Wyv  Prime: 615   Supreme: 4100   Hard: 10250   Normal: 27675

 Ancient Wyv  Prime: 945   Supreme: 6300   Hard: 15750   Normal: 42525

 

Boss Tasks - 20 Slayer Points

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Lizard Shaman, Kraken, GWD Bosses, Dagannoth Kings, Zulrah, Kalphite Queen,

Chaos Elemental, King Black Dragon, Thermonuclear Smoke Devil, Corporeal Beast

Please, click on the spoiler below for monster locations and experience!

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Slayer Point Shop

 

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This post is meant to display any relevant unique, custom items that we have at Runex.
For convenience sake, this post will also include how and/or where to obtain the items as well.

For the sake of saving myself time and sanity, not EVERY custom item is here. 
I did, however, make sure to include the better items. Let me know if I missed any. :^)

 

Melee

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 Cursed Armor

        |     Obtained from opening Cursed Caskets, combining Blood Money & Obsidian Armor, Cursed Enchanter in the Cursed Cavern

Mystic Sand Armor

         |     Obtained from the Nardah Minigame by looting Sarcophagi, killing Sand, Cursed or Chaos Mummies

 Draconic Armor

        |     Obtained by combining regular Dragon with the Draconic Shard (helm) , Draconic Lump (plate) , Draconic Chunk (legs)  

 Justiciar Armor (t)

        |     Obtained by speaking to the Platinum Trader at ::shops with regular Justiciar Armor in your inventory.

 Crestbearer Armor

         |     Obtained via the Enchantment Chest south of ::rc, requires Grand Crests, Sacred Tokens and Rune Coins.

 Penance Gloves

      |     Obtained via Warrior's Guild for 250 Warriors Guild Tokens and Dragon Gauntlets.

 Warria Gloves

      |     Obtained by opening Grand Crests

 Warria Boots

      |     Obtained by opening Grand Crests

 Lavafire Shield

      |     Obtained by killing King Lava Dragon (KLD teleport dropped by multiple different Dragons throughout Runex)

 Ring of War

      |     Obtained by combining 8 different (i) rings, 2,500 Ring of Wealths, 5 Ancient Shards

 War Blessing

      |     Obtained by completing Task Scrolls

 Karamja Gloves 3

      |     Obtained via Trading Sticks, either from the Tradepost or the Kharazi Minigame

 Lava Tentacle

      |     Obtained by combining a Kraken Tentacle with a Lava Whip

 Frost Tentacle

      |     Obtained by combining a Kraken Tentacle with a Frost Whip

 Infernal Tentacle

      |     Obtained via Enchantment Chest

 Cursed Blade

      |     Obtained by combining Corrupted Blade and 50,000 Blood Money at the Cursed Enchanter

Cursed Elder Maul

      |     Obtained via the Platinum Trader at ::shops

 Dark Sunspear

      |     Obtained by combining a Dark Horn, dropped by Skotizo, with a Sunspear, dropped by the Jungle Demon in the Kharazi Minigame

 Reaper Bludgeon

      |     Obtained via a (currently) discontinued Holiday event

 Blood Reaper Scythe

      |     Obtained via a (currently) discontinued Holiday event

 

Ranged

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 Crestroot Armor

        |     Obtained via Enchantment Chest by combining Darkroot and Grand Crests

 Vespine Shortbow

      |     Obtained as a drop in Raids 1, the Chambers of Xerics

 Brimstone Shortbow

      |     Obtained via Enchantment Chest by combining a Zamorak Bow and 25 Brimstone Keys

 Cursed Twisted Bow

      |     Obtained via Platinum Trader for 50M Platinum Tokens and a Twisted Bow

 Scorpia Blowpipe

      |     Obtained by combining a Toxic Blowpipe, dropped by Zulrah (Tanzanite Fang) with a Scorpia Chitin, dropped by Scorpia (WILDERNESS) and 500,000 Zulrah Scales.

 Amulet of Ranging (t)

      |     Obtained by killing the Reanimated Kalphite Queen (Requires KQ Head).

 Twisted Pendant

      |     Obtained via Enchantment Chest by combining a Sanguinesti Pendant, an Anguish and Twisted Shards, dropped by Chambers of Xerics. 

 Archon Boots

      |     Obtained by opening Grand Crests.

 

Magic

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 Nardah Robes

        |     Obtained by

 Blood Shaman Robes

        |     Obtained by 

 Ancrestral Robes

       |     Obtained by 

 Sanguinesti Staff (i)

      |     Obtained by 

 Kodai Necklace

      |     Obtained by 

 Vorpal Staff

      |     Obtained by 

 Dark Vorpal Staff

      |     Obtained by 

 Cursed Kodai Wand

      |     Obtained by 

 Tome of Shadows

      |     Obtained by 

 Book of Verzik

      |     Obtained by 

 Book of Chaos

      |     Obtained by 

 

Miscellaneous

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 Molten Gauntlets

      |     Obtained by 

 Molten Boots

      |     Obtained by 

 Amulet of Nardah

      |     Obtained by 

 Lava Pendant

      |     Obtained by 

 Corrupted Brace (i)

      |     Obtained by 

 Enchanted Heart

      |     Obtained by 

 

 Sanguinesti Pendant

      |     Obtained by 

 Grand Gloves

      |     Obtained by 

 Grand Gloves (i)

      |     Obtained by 

 Grand Boots

      |     Obtained by 

 Grand Boots (i)

      |     Obtained by 

 

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On Runex, there are a (large) number of different ways to make GP. One of the most popular, undoubtedly, is Gambling.

So how do you start gambling, or dueling, for GP on Runex? Well, it's actually quite simple..

 

The Duel Arena is a common place for combat-related gambling between players.

You may get here by either typing ::duel or using the minigames teleport, found here:

Upon challenging another player, you have three options - seen here:

For standard, players agree upon rules determined between themselves.

The other two options will have set rules that cannot be changed prior to the duel.

As far as settings and staking in general, the rest is virtually identical to OSRS.

 

 

The Gambling Room is the place to be for non-combat gambling among players.

Everything here is automated and nearly scam-proof, just make sure to check screens before accepting!

Before you're able to gamble here, you need a gambler scroll.

You can find the gambler scroll either on the Tradepost or at ::shops, via the Donator Store.

The Gambler Scroll can only be purchased from the Donator Store for 2,500 Donator Tickets.

To get to the gambling room, type ::gamble or use the minigames teleport found here:

 

When gambling, there are multiple different games you are able to play.

When choosing a 55x2 game, the "Host" is who will roll the dice.

 

In case you've forgotten (or never knew to begin with), here is how you play each game!

 

55x2 is, honestly, the simplest of any gambling game on Runex.

The objective is to simply roll a 55 or higher on the dice, and you win x2 your bet.

As you can see here, I have rolled a 3, meaning that I have lost the pot.

 

BlackJack is similar to the real game, where the goal is to get to 21 with cards.

On Runex, the goal is to get as close to 100 as possible and to try not to bust (go over 100).

As the bettor (not the host), you will play first. You choose in the chat window whether to hit (roll again) or stay at your number.

In the given example, 56, I would normally hit. Let's say I roll a 39 next - my total would now be 95. I would then stay!

The objective of the host is to then roll higher than my 95, but they have to roll until they beat it or bust.

 

In Dice Duels, both players roll a set of dice (1-100) up to five times.

This game is a best-of-5 series where the highest rolled number wins each round.

 

In Flower Poker, commonly referred to as FP, each player plants 5 flowers.

Similarly to actual poker, the player with the best "hand", or plants in this case, wins.

"OAK" simply means "of-a-kind", so a 3oak would be 3 of-a-kind" as seen above.

A full house happens when a player plants 3 of-a-kind and 1 pair to go along with it.

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