Once Sten demonstrates to you, Suak will tell you which armor piece to create OSRS Gold. If you make the piece he asks, you'll get a bonus exp reward. After Suak's armor request changes, in the anvil, select the armor piece, and then continue your work.

To make Runescape Burial Armor It is necessary to require a hammer and iron steel, mithril, Adamant, or rune. Smithing at level 30 is required as that's the minimum requirement to work with Iron ingots. For working with steel, you'll require the level 45 of Smithing. Level 60 for mithril, level 70 for adamant, and level 90 for Runite.

Although it seems cheaper working with iron, it's actually slow. If you use Iron Grade I, you'll get 40,000 experience per hour. However, if you select Steel Grade I, you'll receive 50,000 experiences per hour. The more valuable the metal , with a higher grade that you select is, the more experience in smithing you'll earn.

To make burial armor, first, you'll need to build normal armor at the anvil close to the burial anvils. After that, you'll need to go to the artisans' anvil , and then upgrade the armor with burial gear. Once the armor is completed the armor will then automatically pass through the chute to the anvil.

If you're looking to do it the simple way, making burial armor using Iron Grade I is the method to follow. It uses less gold per exp. However, as we've said before, the process is really slow. The price of one Iron Ingot Grade I is 449 gold. And the quality of experience you'll get with one Grade I Iron Ingot , is 101. Therefore, you'll pay 4.45 gold per dollar spent.

F2P players prefer this method as it has less requirements. Iron is among the most abundant metals in Runescape as well as cost-effective too. To OSRS Gold For Sale turn one Iron ore Iron Ingot Grade I, you'll require just one ore. It won't require coal at all.