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What Does Strength Do?

Strength is a very valuable skill used in Melee combat. The higher your Strength, the higher you will hit during combat. It’s for this reason that most PKers have a very high Strength compared to their other stats. There are also some pieces of equipment that require you to have a certain amount of Strength to wield.

Training Strength

By clicking on the Attack Styles icon (the one with the crossing swords), you’ll be able to choose between the different kinds of attacks you can use with your currently equipped weapon. To train your Strength, you’ll want to choose the “Aggressive” style from the menu.

Each time you inflict one damage point on your opponent, you’ll earn 4 Strength experience. You can also use the “Controlled” method of some weapons to train all of your melee skills (attack, defense and strength) and earn 1.3 experience to each.

In the picture below, the box is accessible by clicking the Equipment icon (right of the inventory icon), which allows you to equip and unequip items. The “Show Equipment Stats” will pop-up the box you see is in the picture. It will contain what you’re wearing, an enlarged picture of yourself, and your stats. Strength bonus is located under “Other bonuses”. The higher that number is, the more damage you will deal in combat.

Boosting Your Strength

There are a number of ways to temporarily boost your Strength.

Potions - There are a few potions in RuneScape that will give you a generous strength boost
Drinks - Several alcoholic beverages will increase your strength level for a short time.
Prayers - 3 Prayers exist that will allow you to inflict extra damage in battle.
Special Attacks - Some special attacks will increase your strength greatly when used.
All of these methods will be described later on in this guide.

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Bronze to Dragon Weapons

Bronze

Bronze Dagger: +3
Bronze Axe: +5
Bronze Mace: +5
Bronze Claws: +5
Bronze Sword: +5
Bronze Longsword: +7
Bronze Scimitar: +6
Bronze Spear: +6
Bronze Warhammer: +8
Bronze Battle Axe: +9
Bronze Two-Handed Sword: +10
Bronze Halberd: +8
Bronze Pickaxe: +5

Iron

Iron Dagger: +4
Iron Axe: +7
Iron Mace: +7
Iron Claws: +7
Iron Sword: +7
Iron Longsword: +10
Iron Scimitar: +9
Iron Spear: +10
Iron Warhammer: +9
Iron Battle Axe: +13
Iron Two-Handed Sword: +14
Iron Halberd: +12
Iron Pickaxe: +7

Steel

Steel Dagger: +7
Steel Axe: +9
Steel Mace: +11
Steel Claws: +12
Steel Sword: +12
Steel Longsword: +16
Steel Scimitar: +14
Steel Spear: +12
Steel Warhammer: +16
Steel Battle Axe: +20
Steel Two-Handed Sword: +22
Steel Halberd: +20
Steel Pickaxe: +9

Black

Black Dagger: +7
Black Axe: +12
Black Claws: +14
Black Sword: +12
Black Longsword: +16
Black Scimitar: +14
Black Spear: +16
Black Warhammer: +19
Black Battle Axe: +24
Black Two-Handed Sword: +26
Black Halberd: +20

White (Members Only)

To use any white weapons, you must have completed the Wanted! quest.

White Dagger: +7
White Claws: +14
White Sword: +12
White Longsword: +16
White Scimitar: +14
White Warhammer: +19
White Battle Axe: +24
White Two-Handed Sword: +26
White Halberd: +20

Mithril

Mithril Dagger: +10
Mithril Axe: +13
Mithril Mace: +16
Mithril Claws: +17
Mithril Sword: +17
Mithril Longsword: +22
Mithril Scimitar: +20
Mithril Spear: +18
Mithril Warhammer: +20
Mithril Battle Axe: +29
Mithril Two-Handed Sword: +31
Mithril Halberd: +29
Mithril Pickaxe: +13

Adamantite

Adamantite Dagger: +14
Adamantite Axe: +19
Adamantite Mace: +23
Adamantite Claws: +24
Adamantite Sword: +24
Adamantite Long Sword: +31
Adamantite Scimitar: +31
Adamantite Spear: +28
Adamantite Warhammer: +31
Adamantite Battle Axe: +41
Adamantite Two-Handed Sword: +44
Adamantite Halberd: +42
Adamantite Pickaxe: +19

Rune

Rune Dagger: +24
Rune Axe: +29
Rune Mace: +36
Rune Claws: +39
Rune Sword: +49
Rune Longsword: +49
Rune Scimitar: +44
Rune Spear: +42
Rune Warhammer: +48
Rune Battle Axe: +64
Rune Two-Handed Sword: +70
Rune Halberd: +68
Rune Pickaxe: +29

Dragon (Members Only)

Dragon Dagger: +40
Dragon Axe: +42
Dragon Mace: +55
Dragon Longsword: +71
Dragon Scimitar: +66
Dragon Spear: +60
Dragon Battle Axe: +85
Dragon Two-Handed Sword: +93
Dragon Halberd: +89

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Staffs

Elemental

Staff: +3
Battlestaff: +32
Magic Staff: +7
Staff Of Air: +3
Staff Of Earth: +5
Staff Of Fire: +6
Staff Of Water: +3

Battle Staffs

Air Battlestaff: +35
Earth Battlestaff: +35
Fire Battlestaff: +35
Water Battlestaff: +35
Lava Battlestaff: +35
Mud Battlestaff: +35

Mystic Staffs

Mystic Air Staff: +50
Mystic Earth Staff: +50
Mystic Fire Staff: +50
Mystic Water Staff: +50
Mystic Lava Staff: +50
Mystic Mud Staff: +50

Other Staffs

Iban’s Staff: +50
Ancient Staff: +50
Dramen Staff: +10
Guthix Staff: +2
Zamorak Staff: +2
Saradomin Staff: +2
Slayer Staff: +35
TzHarr Staff (Toktz-mej-tal): +55

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Jewelry, Capes & Armor

Amulets

Amulet Of Strength: +10
Amulet Of Fury: +8
Amulet Of Glory: +6
Amulet Of Power: +6

Rings

Berserker Ring: +4

Capes

Fire Cape: +4

Gloves

Note: Klank’s gauntlets are obtained in the Underground Pass Quest, and cooking, chaos, and goldsmith gauntlets are obtainable by having your steel gauntlets enchanted by one of the Family Crest brothers after you complete the Family Crest Quest. Armored gloves are available for purchase in The Culinaromancers’ Chest. Depending on how many sub-quests you have completed in the Recipe For Disaster quest, only some gloves may be available for purchase.

Gauntlets (Klank’s gauntlets, Family Crest Gauntlets): +2
Bronze Gloves: +2
Iron Gloves: +3
Steel Gloves: +4
Black Gloves: +5
Mithril Gloves: +6
Adamant Gloves: +7
Rune Gloves: +8
Dragon Gloves: +9
Barrows Gloves: +12

Boots

Adamant Boots: +1

Climbing Boots: +2

Rune Boots: +2

Shields

Obsidian Shield (Toktz-Ket-Xil): +5

Helmets

Berserker Helmet: +3

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Quest Weapons

Silverlight: +12
Darklight: +13
Wolfbane Dagger: +10
Bone Spear: +13
Bone Club: +15
Excalibur: +25
Gadderhammer: +35
Blurite Sword: +10
Magic Secateurs: +1
Note: Your fighting ability with Magic Secateurs depends on your Farming skill rather than your Strength skill.
Rat Pole: +3
Silver Sickle (b): +1
Rod Of Ivandis: +3

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Other Weapons

Whips

Abyssal Whip: +82

Mauls

Granite Maul: +79 (requires 50 strength)

Blades

Fremennik Blade: +28

Barrows

Dharok’s Greataxe: +105 (requires 70 strength)
Guthan’s Warspear: +75
Torag’s Hammers: +72 (requires 70 strength)
Verac’s Flail: +72
Ahrim’s Staff: +68

TzHaar

TokTz-Xil-Ak: +49
TokTz-Ket-Em: +56
TokTz-Ket-Om: +85
TokTz-Xil-Ek: +39

Mjolnirs

Zamorak Mjolinir: +14
Saradomin Mjolinir: +14
Guthix Mjolinir: +14

Castle Wars

Red Decorative Sword: +16
White Decorative Sword: +22
Gold Decorative Sword: +31

Culinaromancer’s Chest

All of the below items are bought from the Culinaromancer’s Chest, which is located in the Lumbridge Castle Basement. Depending on how many sub-quests you have completed in the Recipe For Disaster quest, only some items may be available for purchase.

Wooden Spoon: +7
Egg Whisk: +4
Spork: +12
Spatula: +22
Frying Pan: +20
Skewer: +31
Rolling Pin: +36
Kitchen Knife: +24
Meat Tenderizer: +48
Cleaver: +44

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Quests

These quests all give experience to Strength when you complete them.

In Search of the Myreque - 600 strength xp
In Aid of the Myreque - 2,000 strength xp
Tai Bwo Wannai Trio - 2,500 strength xp
The Fremennik Trials - 2,812 strength xp
Heroes Quest - 3,075 strength xp
Troll Romance - 4,000 strength xp
Scorpion Catcher - 6,625 strength xp
Roving Elves - 10,000 strength xp
Waterfall Quest - 13,750 strength xp
*Dragon Slayer - 18,650 strength xp
Monkey Madness - 20,000 or 35,000 strength xp
Haunted Mine - 22,000 strength xp

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Temporary Bonuses

Prayers

Burst Of Strength - increases your strength by 5%.
Superhuman Strength - Increases your strength by 10%.
Ultimate Strength - Increases your strength by 15%.

Special Attacks

Dragon Battle Axe Special Attack - Raises your strength by 15 levels. But other combat stats, including range, attack, defense, and magic are lowered.

Beverages

Beer - Increases your Strength level by 4, but reduces Attack by 8. Heals 4.
Keg Of Beer - Greatly decreases Attack, but increases Strength by 7.

Potions

Zamorak Potion: +2 - 11 Strength Level Boost
Strength Potion - 3 - 12 Level Strength Boost
Super Strength Potion: 5 - 19 Level Strength Boost

The Skull Scepter, also known as the Skull Sceptre, is a very valuable item in Runescape. It allows you to teleport to Barbarian Village five times, and many people do not have it! Here’s how to get the Skull Scepter!

• Deposit your peices of the Scepter in the bank after you get them. That way, in case you die, you won’t have to start over from scratch.
• Restock on food when you run out of food killing monsters.
• On the First level in the Starting room, there will be a Dead Explorer in the South part of the room. Search the Dead explorer and you will find the Stronghold Notes. This is a book that tells about the Stronghold of Security.
• You might want to bring Strength Potions with you on the Catablepon part, as they use Weakening spells, which lower your strength level.
• To open the Gift of Peace,Grain of Plenty,and Box of Health,you need to set recovery questions.
• If you have been spending a long time to get the sceptre and you want to keep the sceptre. Then i suggest you don’t press the invoke option unless you want to teleport to barbarian village. You can teleport to barbarian village 5 times. To check how much more times you can teleport click the divine option.

Do not bring High Value items with you while getting the Skull Scepter. You might die and lose your items! (Examples of High Value Items: Trimmed Armor, Partyhats, Santa Hats etc.) You can bring armor that is 200,000 coins or below though. If you do die. Try to get there as fast as possible, due to the gravestone update. If you wish: you might want to upgrade your gravestone to the best one as possible.

Getting to level 99 in Runescape is not impossible nor is it a hard task, ranging is just time consuming. This guide will explain a simple and easy way for Runescape p2p members to achieve this goal. I can not give an approximate length of time on how long it will take to get to level 99 ranging due to several factors like not everyone plays the same amount of time. Just like anything else the more you work at it the faster, easier and more rewarding it becomes.

Keep in mind that getting to level 99 can be very monotonous and one can become bored and even burn out on the task at hand. Make sure you take breaks from ranging and do something else that way you don’t become very bored with it and not want to do it anymore. Pace yourself and it will pay off.

From level one ranging to level twenty you will need a plain short bow an oak short bow and a willow short bow. The reason I say short bow and not long bow is because of he speed difference. When both the long bow and short bow are on rapid the short bow shoots the arrows at a speedier rate. You will also need bronze arrows. Yes bronze and lots of them. Bronze arrows are the cheapest arrow in the game. You do not need to worry about the expensive arrows until a much higher ranging level is acquired.

Now for the monsters! This is where the task becomes repetitive. You need to kill the men and women and the goblins in and around lumbridge until you are range level twenty. When you reach level 5 ranging you can switch to the oak short bow. At level 20 you can start to use the willow short bow. A money saving tip is to retrieve your arrows once you have killed a monster. It may take a few more seconds between kills but its well worth it because of the money you will save.

From level twenty to level forty you will need lots of bronze arrows. You will also need your willow short bow, a maple short bow and a yew short bow. The monsters to train on are the level 10 dwarfs that are between Falador and Varrock. You can still train on the men and women if you prefer to. Once you get to level thirty you can use the willow short bow. When you hit level 40 switch to the yew short bow.

Agility is one of those skills in Runescape that are very hard and long to train, but are worth ever second of it in the send because it has so many uses. Agility is a members only skill so you will not be able to use this skill innless you are members. Agility is very important in the game of Runescape because with it your run energy will respond faster making you run for longer periods of time, you will also save time with Agility because you can go through shortcuts with certain levels of agility.

Now that you know a little bit about Agility your probably wondering how you train Agility, There are nine places where you can train Agility and these are called Courses. The nine courses are, The Gnome Sronghold Course [level 1], The Brimhaven Agilty Arena [level 1], The Skullball Game [level 25], The Agility Pyramid [level 30], The Penguin Course [level 30], The Barbarian Outpost Course [level 35], The Ape Atoll Course [level 48], The Wilderness Course [level 52], The Werewolf Course [level 60], and the Dorgesh-Kaan Course[level 70].

Now that you know where to train, you’re probably wondering when to train at each one of the courses. Well in this section I will be giving you a step buy step process of the fastest way to get to 99 Agility.

1 - 40: Train on the Gnome Stronghold Course all the way up to level 40, I know you can do the Barbarian Outpost at level 35 and yes that is a good course, but you will fail the obstacles a lot, so its best to wait until level 40.

40 - 52: Now train on the Barbarian Outpost, this course is good because you won’t fail much at this high of levels and you get great experience.

52 - 99: For the rest of the levels the best place to train is in the Wilderness Agilty Arena, this place may be unsafe, but if you do it on a low level world and don’t bring and good items then you won’t loose anything.

Tip: While training try and only wear things that make you weigh less, for example, Boots of Lightness, Spotted Capes, and Spottier Capes.

Here is a list of all the shortcuts you can do with Agility

Name:
Location: Level Needed:

Crumbling Wall
Falador West 5

Rope Swing
Karamja West 10

Stepping Stones Brimhaven Dungeon 12

Monkey Bars Edgeville Dungeon 20

Underwall Tunel Yanille 21

Log Balance Coal Trucks 22

Underwall Tunel Varrock 26

Pipe Squeeze Brimhaven Dungeon 30

Underwall Tunel Falador South 31

Stepping Stones Brimhaven Dungeon 33

Stepping Stones Draynor Manor 34

Log Balance Ardougne 37

Pipe Squeeze Brimhaven Dungeon 38

Rock Climb Gnome Stronghold 37

Cliff Side Scrambler Al-Kharid 41
Cliff Side Scramble – Easy Trollheim 42

Narrow Crevice Dwarves Mine 43

Cliff Side Scramble – Medium Trollheim 44

Cliff Side Scramble – Advanced Trollheim 45

Log balance Eleven Lands 46

Narrow Walkway – Medium Lost City 47

Cliffside Scramble – Hard Trollheim 48

Log Balance Fremennik Province 51

Pipe Squeeze Edgeville Dungeon 58

Weathered Wall Port Phasmatys 59

Cliffside Scramble - Easy Elven Lands 61

Spiked Chain Climb Slayer Tower 62

Narrow Crevice Slayer Dungeon 64

Climb Trollheim Wilderness 65

Narrow Walkway - Advanced Temple on the Salve 66

Cliffside Scramble - Medium Lost City
68

Pipe Squeeze Elven Lands 70

Spiked Chain Climb Slayer Tower 71

Spiked Blades Jump Members Dungeon 80

Spiked Blades Jump Slayer Dungeon 81

Cliffside Scramble - Advanced Elven Lands 85