Old School RuneScape: Runecrafting 1-99 Leveling Guide

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The Runecrafting skill has a reputation in Old School RuneScape for being notoriously time-consuming to train. Unlike other skills in the game, there is no one easy way to train Runecrafting - but there are many methods that you can choose from, even at low levels, and what you decide to do will depend on how you want to play the game.

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Lots of methods of training Runecrafting are able to take you all the way to level 99 from low levels, meaning that choosing the right method is all the more important. You should consider if you're willing to lose money to gain XP rates and also what sort of gameplay experience you're looking for. Here, we'll go over a few popular training methods to help you get started.

Training Runecrafting at low levels is either very costly or very slow; there is no perfect method until at least level 23. Because of this, the recommended way of plowing through those early levels with ease is by completing quests, which can take you from level one all the way to level 34 if you're dedicated enough.

Good beginner-level quests that grant Runecrafting xp include:

Finally, completing Temple Of The Eye gives the player a total of 9,210xp and unlocks the Guardians Of The Rift minigame, a great interactive Runecrafting training method that can take you from its level 27 requirement all the way to level 99.

For more information about this quest, check out our very own Temple Of The Eye walkthrough.

Once you hit level 23 Runecrafting, you can start crafting Lava Runes at the Fire Altar in Al Kharid for solid xp rates at a small cost: roughly two to three gp per xp point gained. Make sure you're wearing a Fire Tiara so that you can enter the altar without a Fire