Runescape Crafting Guide

If you were looking for a RuneScape crafting guide, you have come to the right place. This game is one of the most popular online games. There are more than 32 million accounts open at the moment and thousands of players join this massive RPG game every day. In this game you’re a villager of the fantasy world of Giledon and you walk your way through reigns, cities and castles fighting monsters, using magic and meeting other people. Crafting is one of the most important activities you’ll have to engage in while playing, so in this article you’ll get a complete quick guide about crafting in the RuneScape world.

1. What is Crafting? Crafting is one of the skills your character has. There are other skills like attack, magic or velocity and you develop each of them according to your choices throughout the game. Many gamers often consider crafting as a secondary worthless skill in RuneScape, but they couldn’t be farther from truth. Crafting is a skill that will allow your character make pots, clothing, amulets and magic items that will be useful in the long run.
2. Making Pottery. In order to make some pottery crafts you’ll have to get some units of clay. You’ll find clay along your way by the rivers. The pottery wheel is also needed. You have to go to the Barbarian village in order to get it. You’ll need a minimum of twelve points of experience in firing and molding in level one to make a basic pot. When you continue going up different levels, you’ll be able to make more complex items like clay rings or plant pots.
3. Silver Crafts. Silver crafts are the fastest way to gain experience points in RuneScape. First you have to purchase at Dommick’s crafting shop a silver crafts mould. Depending on your experience points, you’ll make different crafts starting by a Holy Symbol, which requires sixteen points, to a Demonic sigil.
4. Leather Clothing. Some of the most fun crafts to make are leather clothes. For RuneScape beginners, the only option is to make normal leather. When you earn more experience further along the game, you’ll be able to work with hard leather. You have to kill a few cows in Lumbridge and take the pieces you’ve selected to a tanner. You can make gloves, hats, coifs, chaps and other garments with it.
5. Capes. Crafting skill is also useful to make capes. In order to do, this first you have to look for Aggie in Draynor Village. She will give you the materials you need to make your cape. She will also choose the right color for you. Capes don’t give too many points of experience, but they’re very useful in combat.