Need your advice.

[Dalton Slaughter]

Ok guys, ive just finished my shit ton of alches and got 94 mage. I did it by alching overnight while i slept and when i didnt have anything else to do.

I would like to get 99 mage, and probably could do so in around a week or so of using tha same routine. But i kindof want 99 Wc aswell.

Im currently 70 Wc, and i would be chopping ivy with a dragon hatchet. My question is how much xp/hr does this give u?

Also, would i get 99 mage before i would get 99 wc?

 

[malakadang]

I'm not sure how much you'd get chopping Ivy, however I can tell you that I'm 100% certain you'll get the 99 mage WAY BEFORE 99 WC.

 

[tonitmeister]

I used autochopper nx to get 86 wc...it gave me about 30-40k exp/hr, but what would be good if u decided to wc before mage, is that you could easily profit from high alching the yew logs you cut

 

[Dalton Slaughter]

I wouldnt go through tha whole process of fletching tha logs into bows, even though i do need tha fletching xp. But 35k/hr does not impress me at all.

Ill probably just focus on getting 99 mage.

 

93 -> 99 mage I started on 24th, finishing in 2 hours

Around <1 week if you chop Ivy 18 hours a day. (I don't really know, I never counted the time it took me from 68 to 99, but I used to bot 10 hours a day max.)

 

[Phantom866]

If you are looking for the best wc xp, sawmill training is 100k/hr. I think I saw a bot on rsbuddy.

 

[TheMaker]

You could do it legit and do it "multi-tasking"

What i mean is that you alch something between every logs/ivy you cut.

 

[Shenzuu]

I ivy'd for 99, did it in 2 weeks without any excessive amounts of time.

Its 60-70k an hour.

 

[Dalton Slaughter]

I dont have time to train high level skills legitly in Runescape. I think im going to just finish off mage, then possibly move to woodcutting.

 

[Veni]

Seeing that woodcutting averages 20-30k less per hour then magic I would finish that up.