How to Become a Low Level Strength Pure in RuneScape
Create new Runescape account and go through Tutorial Island., Sell all of the useless junk from Tutorial Island at the bank at GE (Grand Exchange)., Train your player by using the cows in Lumbridge, but first obtain food at the GE, just in case your...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Create new Runescape account and go through Tutorial Island.
Train strength to level 3 on the island. -
Step 2: Sell all of the useless junk from Tutorial Island at the bank at GE (Grand Exchange).
Buy an Iron Scimitar and a Kite Shield. , Train your player on the cows until you have reached about 20 in strength.
Collect all cow hides and deposit them in your bank.
You will need to make trips back and forth to complete this step. , Go back to the cow fields.
Train strength again until you reach level
40. , Nice players will usually let you kill them to train.
Do this until you've reached about 50 strength. ,, Go for archers with low range and other people with Adamant Scimitar.
Since other level 40 players stats are about 30 attack, 30 strength, and 30 defense you can hit way higher numbers than they can.
Go for them when looking for your targets! If they have Adamant Armour, make sure you have food because it will take a while to kill them.
This is due to the fact that they are defense "noobs" and makes it harder for you to hit them.
Stay away from those with full Rune Armor until you increase your strength.
Also remember you can't wear any decent armor since you haven't trained any experience into defence therefore the best armor for that is to wear some leather or low level mail.
Also remember when you are dueling or killing enemies to switch your form of attack to strength as your strength proficiency will certainly help you in any situation, but be careful strength pkers are very common in this era of runescape, not to mention the other form of pure killers such as archers, defence and some magicians.
Perhaps it would b a good idea to train your attack level to improve the weapon you can wield. -
Step 3: Train your player by using the cows in Lumbridge
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Step 4: but first obtain food at the GE
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Step 5: just in case your health levels become too low.
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Step 6: Go back to GE after you've reached 20 in strength and sell all of the cow hides you have obtained.
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Step 7: Go to the duel arena and tell people you are training.
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Step 8: Prepare to battle those who are in the 10-14 strength level
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Step 9: since you can now face them with good results.
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Step 10: Stay away from mages as you go through PVP worlds.
Detailed Guide
Train strength to level 3 on the island.
Buy an Iron Scimitar and a Kite Shield. , Train your player on the cows until you have reached about 20 in strength.
Collect all cow hides and deposit them in your bank.
You will need to make trips back and forth to complete this step. , Go back to the cow fields.
Train strength again until you reach level
40. , Nice players will usually let you kill them to train.
Do this until you've reached about 50 strength. ,, Go for archers with low range and other people with Adamant Scimitar.
Since other level 40 players stats are about 30 attack, 30 strength, and 30 defense you can hit way higher numbers than they can.
Go for them when looking for your targets! If they have Adamant Armour, make sure you have food because it will take a while to kill them.
This is due to the fact that they are defense "noobs" and makes it harder for you to hit them.
Stay away from those with full Rune Armor until you increase your strength.
Also remember you can't wear any decent armor since you haven't trained any experience into defence therefore the best armor for that is to wear some leather or low level mail.
Also remember when you are dueling or killing enemies to switch your form of attack to strength as your strength proficiency will certainly help you in any situation, but be careful strength pkers are very common in this era of runescape, not to mention the other form of pure killers such as archers, defence and some magicians.
Perhaps it would b a good idea to train your attack level to improve the weapon you can wield.
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