Combat Training
Overview of how to train Magic, Range, Attack, Strength, Defence, and Hitpoints through PvM
While strength can be leveled through barbarian fishing and magic has various non-combat applications, PvM is a more efficient and profitable way to level up your combat stats.
By using the
/minion train command, you can select which style of combat you would like to level. Here is a list of all possible combat styles:/minion trainstyle:shared- provides equally split xp to all 3 melee styles/minion trainstyle:attack/minion trainstyle:strength/minion trainstyle:defence/minion trainstyle:strength attack- trains strength + attack together/minion trainstyle:defence attack- trains defence + attack together/minion trainstyle:strength defence- trains strength + defence together/minion trainstyle:ranged/minion trainstyle:ranged defence- trains ranged + defence together/minion trainstyle:magic/minion trainstyle:magic defence- trains magic + defence together
Note: Hitpoints xp is gained alongside any combat style and cannot be selected as a primary training focus.
You can leave this in the default mode where your style will change depending on the mob you are attacking, or you can specify a specific combat skill to train in. The amount of xp you gain is based off of the hitpoints of the monster you're killing, and the hourly rate can vary from monster to monster. Fire giants offer the fastest combat experience in the game, but their lack of profitable drops can mean it may be preferable to train on other monsters.
When PvMing, you will consume any food you currently have in your bank. The consumption of your food is used from lowest healing to highest healing. Because of this mechanic, any jugs of wine you create during cooking training will be used before many other high tier foods.
To set and remove prioritised food when PvMing, you can use the following command:
/config user favorite_food
Certain foods give boosts to the trip time during PvM. Jug of wine is the only food to give a penalty instead of a boost.
Jug of wine | -10% |
Monkfish | 1% |
Shark | 2% |
Sea turtle | 2% |
Manta ray | 3% |
Dark crab | 3% |
Anglerfish | 4% |
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