Magic

RS Power Leveling

• Agility
• Construction
• Cooking
• Crafting
• Farming
• Firemaking
• Fishing
• Fletching
• Herblore
• Hunter
• Magic
• Mining
• Prayer
• Ranged
• Runecrafting
• Slayer
• Smithing
• Summoning
• Thieving
• Woodcutting
• Attack
• Strength
• Defence
• Dungeoneering
• Constitution

Magic Power Leveling

If you have enough experience, you can train magic without levelling your combat, so you're the ideal player killer (pk-er): If strength, attack or defence is your strongest combat ability, then your combat level is based on your strength + attack + defence + prayer + hitpoints. If your ranged level is your strongest combat ability, then your combat level is instead based on your ranged + defence + prayer + hitpoints. If your magic level is your strongest combat ability, then your combat level is based on your magic + defence + prayer + hitpoints. So that means if you keep your magic level below either your strength, attack, defence or ranged level you can train magic without levelling in combat. Of course if you want to be the highest combat level as possible, this doesn't really matter.

You can get magic experience points for what you hit. Weather you kill a monster or not is not a big deal. But of course if you pick a monster that's too strong, you will hit very low. The higher you hit, the more experience points you get. Try attacking a monster that has a combat level about equal to your magic level and is in a place where it can't attack you (behind a fence, gate or table). You could start off with killing chickens, then when you think you're ready you could move on to men or giant rats. Then, try monks, barbarians or guards. When you've reached around level 45 you could start on hobgoblins and black knights; when you've reached about level 60 you could start with the lesser demon in the Wizard tower (near Draynor village).