Township/Training

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This article is about training the Township skill. For the skill itself, see Township.

Base Game & Throne of the Herald

General Info

• Township takes approximately 2-3 weeks to reach Level 99 and 3-4 additional weeks to reach Level 120 (5-7 weeks total). This can be lower or higher depending on activity. Completing Casual Tasks can help speed up this process.
• Township will provide plenty of GP from Town Halls and various resources (including GP) and consumables from the Trading Post but not before costing a lot of GP first.
• The cost of all buildings (excluding Statues and Town Hall) up to level 99 is 123,948,850 GP. Level 120 will be an additional 220,322,010 GP. 50 Statue of Worship and 8 Town Hall will add an additional 850,000,000 GP for a grand total of 1,194,270,860.
• Township will degrade over time if you don't keep upgrading it. Updating the town at least once per day is recommended. More will be beneficial.
• Seasonal Modifiers boost production early and decrease it later making it better to commit to building quickly at the start.
• Township cannot be failed. No matter how bad it looks, there's always a solution to fixing the town.
• Each "tick", or "town update", takes 1 hour and is done automatically.

Quick Tips

• Casual Tasks can greatly speed up the early game. Completing each of the base game Dungeons once will unlock Casual Tasks for 10,000-75,000 Food, Wood and Stone. Starting with Dragons Den, these tasks will also give Planks and Bars! Overfilling the storage will result in resources being deleted when the next tick happens so be sure to spend or trade out resources before this happens.
• As a general goal, prioritize whatever resource is the lowest and then increase Population (XP).
• Aeris is the safest and pick as the first god to worship due to having the highest cost reduction at -25% building cost which is doubled in Spring. This can reduce the resource and repair costs for Township.
  • The cost to switch worships, including to and from "None :(" is 50,000,000. This will also destroy any worship buildings and the entire town will need 50% repairs. It's highly advised that a god is picked due to this.
• Building Cost Reduction will also reduce repair cost (including GP!).
• Repairing early is a waste of resources. Building a new building repairs for FREE so when possible try to build a new building instead of repairing first and then building a new one.
• The Swamp, Valley and Arid Plains provide a 1.5x multiplier to most buildings in these biomes while the Jungle, Desert and Snowlands provide a 2x multiplier to most buildings in these biomes. This bonus production will be factored into the displayed values.

• Worship modifiers are multiplicative, greatly increasing resources gained. Other modifiers are typically additive.
• If Population is low, check Health. Health is the final multiplier of population. Having 75% health will result in 75% population.
• Seasons have modifiers. Click 'View Season Modifiers' In-Game or the Seasons Section on the Wiki to check them out!

General Progression

The general progression may change based on which god is choosen. The following will be based on Aeris. There are notes throughout the guide where this may cause issues.

1. Always prioritize resources that you aren't generating enough of. Stone, Wood and Planks are the main resources.
2. Always bulk up Storage before going to sleep to ensure it doesn't cap out over night!
3. After resources, the next priority should be Population (XP). If the next tier of unlocks provides another upgrade to a much needed resource, prioritizing population over resource production is a valid strategy.

Remember, building a new building will repair for FREE. Do not repair unless that building is 100% maxed out. Its likely repairs can be avoided entirely by just building new buildings until around Level 90.

Level 1-14

New Buildings: Basic Shelter, Wooden Hut, Woodcutter Camp, Carpenters Workshop, Miners Pit, Blacksmiths Smithy, Hunters Cabin, Gatherers Hut, Herbalist, Storehouse, School

• Build 20 Basic Shelters, 20 Woodcutter Camps, and 4 Carpenters Workshops. Save the rest of the Wood for more Carpenters Workshops.
• After having 10-20 Carpenters Workshops built, start building Wooden Huts to reach Level 15 faster.
• Check for any Casual Tasks that give Wood, Planks or Stone. Completing these will speed up the beginning by a lot. Depending on when the town was created, there may not be any tasks available just yet.
• Health will start to decrease after Level 15. This can be increased with Herbs or Potions underneath the Repair All buttons. It's advised to build an Herbalist and keep Health at or near 100% at all times.

Level 15-34

New Upgrades: House, Logging Camp, Miners Field, Blacksmiths Workshop

New Buildings: Tailor, Market (-0.25% Township repair costs), Gardens, Tavern, Trading Post (Unlocks Trader, -0.33% Township Trader costs), Prats Hats (Unlocks Hats in the Shop)

• All wood should go into Carpenters Workshops until maxed at 20/20.
• If there are still Wooden Huts that can be built in the Grasslands, prioritize doing so now.
• When you have approximately 1,500-2,000 Stone left, build 20 Miners Pits in the Mountains.
• For now, balance Planks usage between Logging Camps and Miners Fields, prioritizing the resource you have the least of.
• Clothing will become a valuable resource soon. Aim for at least 150 Leather per tick so 1 Tailor can be built every tick. More Leather can help get Basic Shelter in the Arid Plains built sooner. Clothing will be needed in high quantities in the Snowlands which will eventually become the best biome to build in when you have the resources to do so.
• Food production will likely be a problem around Level 30-35. Avoid the Fishermans Dock in the Water Biome since Aeris reduces production by -75%. Aim for around 1,200 Food per tick for now.

Level 35-59

New Upgrades: Cottage, Carpenters Factory, Hunters Lodge, Gatherers Lodge, Infirmary, Clothier, Warehouse, Large School

New Buildings: Cemetery (+2% Production), Chapel, Library, Malcs Cats (Unlocks Cats in the Shop)

If hitting the population threshold for these upgrades is troublesome and all the housing has been built, build some Gardens and Taverns! Taverns are quite expensive in Food while Gardens use Planks.

• Build Carpenters Factory and the rest of the Logging Camps if they are not already built.
• Building up a supply of Herbs is recommended. They are the only resource required to build an Infirmary and even with max Herb production, it takes a few ticks to build one. If Potions are not stockpiled now, you may run out when building the next tier of housing, the Large Cottage.
• Work towards getting 28-30% Worship. If you check Township frequently, this can be increased to 50% however just 1% damage to the Chapels will result in losing these modifiers.
  • If "None :(" is worshipped, do not build any Worship buildings. Without a god, Worship does nothing.
• Bars are going needed at Level 60 so get some production now (about 200 per tick will do for now, just to start stockpiling). If Aeris is worshipped, build them in the Mountains for the 25% bonus production at 25% Worship.
• In the Snowlands, focus on building Miners Fields then Clothiers then Cottages for now.
• Malcs Cats and Prats Hats can be built whenever. Don't bother repairing these until after Level 100-110. Malcs Cats can provide small bonuses to Township as well as 1% Global item doubling and 5% Global GP.

Making 1 Trading Post can be useful for trading out excess resources in the event all Warehouses have been built and Storage is still reaching the maximum capacity. This may not need to be done until much later. If a Trading Post is built, avoid repairing it since it's very expensive to repair!

Level 60-79

New Upgrades: Large Cottage, Forestry Camp, Carpenters Foundry, Miners Quarry, Blacksmiths Forge, Hunters Villa, Gatherers Villa

New Building: Magic Emporium

• Food will be needed in higher quantities soon. Around 2,000-4,000 Food per tick will be sufficient for now. Other resources will most likely be the limiting factor anyway but this will help with building more Taverns and get a nice stockpile for when Large Cottages are built, which require 7,200 Food each.
• Purchase a few Magic Emporiums for Rune Essence as it will be needed in large quantities later on. Aim for about 200-300 per tick for now
  • After buying all Miners Quarries and Carpenters Foundries, aim for around 2,000 Rune Essence production per tick.
• Stone and Coal will begin to be heavily strained. Prioritize the Miners Quarries in the Snowlands first due to the 2x biome modifier. Then Mountains if Aeris is worshipped otherwise build in the Desert if the worshipped god does not decrease production there.
• Schools and Libraries should be cheap enough that they're worth grabbing now however it may be better to upgrade Planks first. This should help with the lack of Stone and Coal.
• Bars will start to be heavily used. Mountains will probably be the easiest to max out since Coal and Clothing will be in short supply.
• Cemeteries can be built in the Grasslands to further increase Potions production, if needed. They cost quite a bit of Herbs and Bars so only dump any remaining resources into them.

Level 80

New Upgrades: Healing Centre, Outfitter, Repository, Academy

New Buildings: Town Hall, Statue of Worship

• With the Town Halls unlocked, GP can now be earned with Township. The resource cost of these (specifically Herbs and Potions) are quite high. Resource costs can be reduced by 15% by wearing the Township Skillcape. Building Statues can further reduce this by 25% with Aeris or 15% with the other 3 starter gods. This is doubled during Spring with Aeris (check for your god's 2x Season here). Resource cost reduction does not work for GP.
• If Stone and Plank production has been maxed and the Throne of the Herald Expansion is owned, start building all Magic Emporiums. Rune Essence will be needed in high quantities at Level 100 and 110. Building a stockpile now will prevent any delays due to lack of Rune Essence.
• If Stone and Coal is still needed, building Academies will help generate more of it.

Level 81+

At this point the leveling process becomes very straightforward. Prioritize any resource that you need more of then keep building housing to maximize XP gain.

• Markets around now is a good idea. They'll help reduce repair costs which should start becoming more relevant now that buildings are starting to maxed out.
• With the Throne of the Herald Expansion, most resource generating building will get another another upgrade at Level 100.
• At Level 100, Cool Rocks are unlocked which unlocks the ability to buy cool rock pets from the Shop. These primarily improve Mining and Smithing but provide 5% Global Mastery as well. These cost quite a lot of Stone so building them with the
• Trading Posts are another thing that can be built around Level 100-110. When all 150 are built, this will reduce trading costs by 49.5%
• Increasing Rune Production should be done after all basic resource production is taken caret of. The Large Repositories will need a LOT of Rune Essence.
  • Storage should probably be the very last building that is built. It is suggested to build them during your god's 2x season for decreased Rune Essence cost.

Which worship is best?

Average resource generation at level 120 (Top) and Level 99 (Bottom)

This chart shows the average resource per tick (hour) granted by each Worship with a maxed out at Level 99 Town with all Pets (Bottom) and Level 120 Town with Astrology and all Pets (Top).

For the early game and mid game, Aeris is recommended due to her larger amount of Building Cost Reduction over the other 3 starting gods. The downsides of worshipping Aeris, less Food and Leather, are relatively inconsequential since neither is a particularly valuable resource for building/leveling. The resources from each god will make a very small factor in choosing which god to worship.

Once unlocked, worshipping Bane or The Herald is generally recommended due to their unique seasons. Bane gives 50% Astrology Interval Reduction during Nightfall and Herald gives -1s monster respawn time during Solar Eclipse.

This spreadsheet was used to create the Averages tables and has options to toggle 99/120 Skillcape, Pets, Astrology buffs and Ancient Relics as well as set the number of Town Halls.

The Trader

Trading for Consumable or Resources

The Trader offers consumables that are not available elsewhere. The best trades will depend on whether the Township and Skill level requirements are met. Boxes also require a certain amount of Main Task to be completed. The best box depends on whichever resources are the most useful to you. The exception would be Food Box I which provides more overall healing per Township Resource than Food Box II and Food Box III. Some key items of note from the trader:

• Food: The Monster Hunter Scroll can be very helpful as one of the earliest ways to decrease the Monster Respawn Timer. The Ranged Hinder Scroll can be used to fill the consumable slot if there are no better options available. The Food Boxes can also be used to quickly gather secondaries for Pig and Wolf tablets

• Wood: Quick Burner will be very useful until the Kindling Pouch or Kindling Pouch II can be created in Crafting. The Wood Boxes can be used to quickly gather secondaries for the Ent Tablet.

• Ore and Bars: The boxes can be used to quickly gather secondaries for the Mole and Salamander Tablets. In addition, the Bar Box can provide resources to craft weapons and armor to be used for other summoning tablets as well.

• Stone: The Melee Hinder Scroll can be used to fill the Consumable slot if there are no better options available.

• Essence: Scroll Of Essence can dramatically increase the amount of Essence that is mined while the Looter Pouch can increase combat loot. The Magic Hinder Scroll can be used to fill the Consumable slot if there are no better options available.

• Leather: The Gem Preserver Scroll can help reduce the cost for Monkey tablets.

• Potions: The Consumable Enhancer can upgrade some consumables and should be used when possible after purchasing major township upgrades. The Potion Boxes can be very useful for gathering large amounts of potions, especially potions that can't be made through Herblore yet, or don't greatly benefit from being upgraded like Diamond Luck Potion I potions.

Trading for GP

Average GP/tick opening each box tier (when it's worth doing so) with 1 Trading Post (Top) or 150 Trading Posts (Bottom) at Level 99 or Level 120

A Chart showing which boxes are worth opening

The first chart shows the additional GP generation per hour when selling resources instead of keeping them. Everything sells for approximately the same amount of resources. The exception is some boxes. The contents of the boxes, in a lot of cases, are worth more than the box itself. The second chart shows which boxes are worth opening. If a box is not worth opening, the following list offers the best trading. NOTE: The different between the best and worst trades are VERY minimal and is not recommended unless you want to min-max.

• Food: Dragonbreath Deterer
• Wood: Quick Burner
• Stone: Gem Finder Scroll
• Coal: Coal Ore
• Herbs: Herblore Scroll Of XP
• Essence: Runecrafting Scroll Of XP
• Leather: Leather (Only if converted to Green Dragonhide in the shop), Slayer Blinding Scroll
• Potions: Consumable Enhancer
• Planks: Any Burning Scroll
• Clothing: Crafting Scroll Of XP

Into The Abyss

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Introduction

• The general progression of Abyssal Township is a bit different than normal Township. Experience is not passively gained. Instead, all experience gain will come from figthing the new Abyssal Wave mechanic.
• The overall progression will be waiting to build up enough (Armour & Weaponry). Resource generation is much less of a focus in Abyssal Township as it was in normal Township.
• This guide was written with Aeris Worship, no additional Abyssal XP boosters other than those found in the Township Skill Tree and wearing the Township Skillcape while building. If you have other Abyssal XP modifiers, the Armour & Weapons requirements listed in some of the steps may be lower.

Quick Tips & Info

• Like normal Township, keeping health at/near 100% is very good. However unlike normal Township, repairing abyssal buildings isn't as impactful (and is advised in some cases). It is recommended to keep all normal township buildings fully repaired if you're at that stage in normal Township.
• Stockpiling (Armour & Weaponry) until the next level bracket can be reached is recommended because there's no buildings unlocked between Abyssal Level 10 and 19 and this allows (Fortification) to be increased in the mean time which increases Township Abyssal EXP.
  • Before fighting any Abyssal Waves, ensure any items that increase Abyssal Experience gain are equipped!
• Remember to wear a Township Skillcape or Superior Township Skillcape while building to reduce building costs!
• The total cost of Abyssal Township will be 172,890,000 Abyssal Pieces however similarly to normal Township, most of this cost comes from a few buildings that are unlocked at levels 50 and 60.
• Abyssal Township takes around 20-25 days to reach Abyssal Level 60 depending on activity. Maxing everything out takes quite a bit longer due to a couple high cost buildings that are unlocked at level 50 and 60.

Level 1-9

New Buildings: (Soul Storage) (Reinforced Planks) (Abyssal Stone) (Armour & Weaponry) (Abyssal Gateway), (Armour & Weaponry) (Weaponsmith I), (Reinforced Planks) (Reinforced Cartpenter I), (Abyssal Stone) (Abyssal Harvester I), (Obsidian) (Obsidian Mines), (Soul Storage) (Sanctuary), (Fortification) (Wooden Walls)

• Abyssal Township is started by building the Abyssal Gateway. This will start generating the first 3 Abyssal resources: (Reinforced Planks), (Abyssal Stone) and (Armour & Weaponry).
• The priority will be Armour & Weaponry for Abyssal Waves however Reinforced Planks and Abyssal Stone are needed first so start by building 20 Reinforced Carpenter then 10 Abyssal Harvester.
• This should be enough Reinforced Planks and Abyssal Stone to start building all 60 Weaponsmith.
  • Do not fight any Abyssal Waves until all Wooden Walls have been built in a future step. This will build up some Fortification which increases the amount of Abyssal EXP from each wave and there's no benefit to being levels 2-9.
• Next, build the rest of the Reinforced Carpenters. Soul Storage may become full during this step. Building Sanctuaries is recommended to prevent Soul Storage from becoming capped. Around 15 Sanctuaries should be enough for this step and the next.
• Build all Abyssal Harvesters to start building a stockpile of Abyssal Stone and build Sanctuaries if necessary.
  • Reinforced Planks and Abyssal Stone will be stockpiled to ensure all (Armour & Weaponry) can be built immediately at Abyssal Level 10 since it takes a while to build up enough Armour & Weaponry to fight 1 Abyssal Wave.
• Build 40 Obsidian Mines. This is just to get ready for the next tiers of buildings. Abyssal Stone and Reinforced Planks
• With the base resource generation in a good spot, start building all 50 Wooden Walls in the 3 biomes they're available in. Once they are built, fight Abyssal Waves until until you're out of Armour & Weaponry.
  • Before fighting Abyssal Waves, ensure health is at 100% since this directly effects the Fortification Value and ensure the town is fully repaired.
  • Between Abyssal Wave fights, remember to check out the Skill Tree! The suggested route is to go down the left side for Township XP (A1, A2) then Global XP (B1, B2) then AB1, A3, A4. The amount of Abyssal Pieces and Abyssal Slayer Coins at this stage is so small and Abyssal Waves are fought so infrequently that the income from the nodes on the right side won't even be noticed.

Level 10-19

New Upgrades: (Soul Storage -> Divine Sanctuary), (Abyssal Stone -> Abyssal Harvester II)

New Buildings: (Armour & Weaponry -> Armourer I), (Voidfire Ash -> Fire Pit)

• Since no (Fortification) buildings were unlocked at level 10, Abyssal Waves can be fought whenever during this level range. Remember to repair, heal and equip any Increased Abyssal XP items before fighting Abyssal Waves and spend any Skill Tree points between Abyssal Waves!
• Build all 60 Armourer I
• Build 30 Abyssal Harvesters
• Build 40 Fire Pits. Building more is not neccessary for now and the Reinforced Planks will more useful at Level 20.
• Build the remaining 30 Abyssal Harvesters
• From here, fight Abyssal Waves and stockpile resources in preparation for level 20. Spend resources on more Soul Storage if needed. If Soul Storage is nearly full and all storage buildings have been built, buy Fire Pits and/or Obsidian Mines to free up space.

Level 20-29

New Upgrades: (Soul Storage -> Ethereal Sanctuary), (Reinforced Planks -> Reinforced Carpenter II), (Armour & Weaponry -> Weaponsmith II), (Obsidian -> Obsidian Quarry), (Fortification -> Stone Walls), (Fortification -> Empowered Altar)

New Buildings: (Abyssal Enhancer -> -0.20% Global Abyssa XP), (Fortification -> Empowered Altar), (Runestone -> Runestone Crafter)

• With the new (Fortification) buildings, hold off on fighting any Abyssal Waves until 960k (Armour & Weaponry) have been generated. This will be enough to get to around level 30 while giving enough time to increase experience gain through Fortification and the Abyssal Enhancer.
• Build all 60 Weaponsmiths then all 60 Reinforced Carpenters then all 60 Runestone Crafter
• Build the remaining 20 Fire Pits and 20 Obsidian Mines
• Build all 10 Empowered Alters then all 150 Stone Walls
• If you are a more active player (updating Township 6+ times every day) or if it's Spring and Aeris is worshipped, build 5 Abyssal Enhancers.
• The remaining resources will be stockpiles for level 30 as this opens up a lot more upgrades. Remember to fully repair, heal, equip increased Abyssal XP items and spend any Skill Points between Abyssal Waves.

Level 30-39

New Upgrades: (Armour & Weapons -> Armourer II), (Abyssal Stone -> Abyssal Harvester III), (Voidfire Ash -> Bonfire), (Runestone -> Runestone Combiner), (Fortification -> Arcane Altar)

New Buildings: (Fortification -> Enchanted Tower)

• Build all 60 Armourers, 60 Abyssal Harvesters, 60 Bonfires, 60 Runestone Combiner, 60 Obsidian Quarry
• Build all 10 Enchanted Towers and Arcane Altars
• Build all the Wooden Walls and Stone Walls in the (Ethereal Voids) biome
• Build Abyssal Enhancers. If it's current Spring, build ~30. Summer/Fall build ~20, and Winter build ~10. The rest of the resources will be saved for both the Weaponsmiths and Armoursmiths at level 40.
• To reach Level 40, 1.7m (Armour & Weaponry) is needed. Remember to fully repair, heal, equip increased Abyssal XP items and spend any Skill Points between Abyssal Waves.

Level 40-49

New Upgrades: (Armour & Weapons -> Armourer III), (Armour & Weapons -> Weaponsmith III), (Reinforced Planks -> Reinforced Carpenter III), (Obsidian -> Obsidian Blaster), (Soul Storage -> Void Sanctuary), (Fortification -> Ethereal Altar), (Fortification -> Obsidian Walls)

New Buildings: (Abyssal Research Lab -> +0.20% Global Mastery XP for Abyssal Realm only), (Slayer Research Lab -> +0.50% Abyssal Slayer Coins from Slayer Task Monsters)

• Build all Reinforced Carpenters, Weaponsmiths, Armourers
• Build 30 Obsidian Blasters
• Build all Ethereal Altars and Obsidian Walls
• If you do not have 3.58M Armour & Weaponry yet, you may build more Abyssal Enchancers until then.
• To reach Level 50, 3.58M (Armour & Weaponry) is needed. Remember to fully repair, heal, equip increased Abyssal XP items and spend any Skill Points between Abyssal Waves
  • Before repairing, building 1 Abyssal Enhancer is ideal since repairing them at this point will be nearly as much as building a new one.

Level 50-60

New Upgrades: (Armour & Weapons -> Armourer IV), (Armour & Weapons -> Weaponsmith IV), (Runestones -> Runestone Merger), (Voidfire Ash -> Voidfire Beacon)

New Buildings: (Abyssal Combat Lab -> +0.25% Damage Dealth to all Monsters when using Abyssal Damage)

• Build all Weaponsmiths, Armourers. If you run out of Void Ash, swap to building 45 Voidfire Beacons then back to Weaponsmiths and Armourers.
• Build all Voidfire Beacons.
• Build all Runestone Mergers.
• From here any of the remaining buildings can be built. It's a long stretch to level 60 and an even longer stretch to 100% Abyssal Township. At this point it's best to keep all buildings fully repaired.

Boosts

Below is an automatically generated list of boosts that will speed up leveling. However, none of the boosts are necessary to reach Level 99 or 120 and can be easily skipped.

Source	Type	Township Boosts	Other Modifiers
Pit Jump	Agility Obstacle 3	+3% Global Skill XP	-4% Agility Skill XP
Tree Climb	Agility Obstacle 5	+4% Global Skill XP	-10% Ammo Preservation -10% Chance to Preserve Resources in Skills -10% Rune Preservation +3% Global Mastery XP
A Lovely Jog	Agility Obstacle 8	+5% Global Skill XP	-6% Global Mastery XP
Haemir	Constellation	-5% Township Building Cost (Does not affect GP cost. Capped at -80%) +8% Township Skill XP +5% Township Education +5% Township Happiness +8% Township Maximum Storage +8% Township Resource Generation
Ancient Ring of Skills	Item (Ring)	+8% non-Combat Skill XP
Book of Scholars	Item (Shield, Passive)	+3% Global Skill XP	-15% Global GP (except Item Sales)
Candelabra (Lit)	Item (Consumable)	+4% non-Combat Skill XP	-3% Interval for all non-Combat Skills +4% Global Mastery XP +3% Chance to Preserve Resources in Skills
Cape of Completion	Item (Cape)	-15% Township Building Cost (Does not affect GP cost. Capped at -80%) +5% Global Skill XP	Bypass Slayer Area item requirements for areas that require less than level 100 Slayer -20% Agility Obstacle Build Costs -50% Prayer Point Cost for Prayers (Prayer Point cost cannot go below 1) -0.5s Thieving Interval -0.5s Crafting Interval -15% Woodcutting Interval -15% Cooking Interval -50% Coal Costs for Smithing x2 Items received from Fishing x2 Items received from Fletching x2 Items received from Herblore Create +5 Additional Runes of the same type in Runecrafting +50% Ammo Preservation +1 to base drop quantity of Stardust and Golden Stardust from Astrology +1 Coal Ore per Ore Mined. (Item doubling does not apply) +100% chance to receive Ash per log burnt in Firemaking +2% Global Perfect Cook chance +100% chance to successfully Cook an item +15% Chance to Double Items in Runecrafting +5% Damage To Slayer Tasks +25% Farming Yield +100% chance to receive coal when burning logs in Firemaking +10% GP From Agility +100% GP From Thieving +10 Flat Hitpoints Regeneration +25% Mastery Pool XP Cap Items that reduce Rune costs are now 2x as effective +20% Chance to Preserve Resources in Summoning +25% Flat Slayer Area Effect Negation +10% Chance to preserve Summoning Charges +10 Base Quantity for Summoning Tablet Creation +150 Stealth while Thieving
Firemaking Skillcape	Item (Cape)	+5% Global Skill XP	+100% chance to receive Ash per log burnt in Firemaking +100% chance to receive coal when burning logs in Firemaking
Golden Wreath	Item (Helmet, Passive)	+3% non-Combat Skill XP	+100 GP gained when earning GP, except Alt. Magic and Item Sales +3% Global Mastery XP
Maximum Skillcape	Item (Cape)	-15% Township Building Cost (Does not affect GP cost. Capped at -80%) +5% Global Skill XP	Bypass Slayer Area item requirements for areas that require less than level 100 Slayer -20% Agility Obstacle Build Costs -50% Prayer Point Cost for Prayers (Prayer Point cost cannot go below 1) -0.5s Thieving Interval -0.5s Crafting Interval -15% Woodcutting Interval -15% Cooking Interval -50% Coal Costs for Smithing x2 Items received from Fishing x2 Items received from Fletching x2 Items received from Herblore Create +5 Additional Runes of the same type in Runecrafting +50% Ammo Preservation +1 to base drop quantity of Stardust and Golden Stardust from Astrology +1 Coal Ore per Ore Mined. (Item doubling does not apply) +100% chance to receive Ash per log burnt in Firemaking +2% Global Perfect Cook chance +100% chance to successfully Cook an item +15% Chance to Double Items in Runecrafting +5% Damage To Slayer Tasks +25% Farming Yield +100% chance to receive coal when burning logs in Firemaking +10% GP From Agility +100% GP From Thieving +10 Flat Hitpoints Regeneration Items that reduce Rune costs are now 2x as effective +20% Chance to Preserve Resources in Summoning +25% Flat Slayer Area Effect Negation +10% Chance to preserve Summoning Charges +10 Base Quantity for Summoning Tablet Creation +150 Stealth while Thieving
Pirate Captain Hat	Item (Helmet)	+2% Township Skill XP
Skillers Body	Item (Platebody)	+2% non-Combat Skill XP
Skillers Boots	Item (Boots)	+2% non-Combat Skill XP
Skillers Hat	Item (Helmet)	+2% non-Combat Skill XP
Skillers Leggings	Item (Platelegs)	+2% non-Combat Skill XP
Superior Cape of Completion	Item (Cape)	-20% Township Building Cost (Does not affect GP cost. Capped at -80%) +8% Global Skill XP	Bypass All Slayer Area item requirements -30% Agility Obstacle Build Costs -20% Agility Pillar build costs -75% Prayer Point Cost for Prayers (Prayer Point cost cannot go below 1) -0.8s Thieving Interval -0.8s Crafting Interval -20% Woodcutting Interval -25% Cooking Interval -10% Summoning Interval -10% Astrology Interval -75% Coal Costs for Smithing x2 Items received from Fishing x2 Items received from Fletching x2 Items received from Herblore Create +8 Additional Runes of the same type in Runecrafting +75% Ammo Preservation +2 to base drop quantity of Stardust and Golden Stardust from Astrology +1 Bolts produced per action in Fletching +2 Coal Ore per Ore Mined. (Item doubling does not apply) +50% Chance to gain +1 additional bar in Smithing (Cannot be doubled) +100% Chance to gain +1 additional resource in Fishing (Cannot be doubled) +100% Chance to gain +1 additional resource in Fletching (Cannot be doubled) +15% Chance to gain +1 additional resource in Crafting (Cannot be doubled) +100% Chance to gain +1 additional resource in Herblore (Cannot be doubled) +20% Chance to Double Farming Yield +100% chance to receive Ash per log burnt in Firemaking +100% chance to receive Charcoal per burn in Firemaking +4% Global Perfect Cook chance +100% chance to successfully Cook an item +20% chance to avoid the stun interval and stun damage in Thieving when pickpocket attempt fails +25% Chance to Double Items in Runecrafting +1% chance to find a Lost Chest while Fishing (This is separate to the Special Fishing Chance) +5% Chance to Preserve Food when eaten +5% Chance To Preserve Potion Charge +5% Chance To Preserve Prayer Points +8% Damage To Slayer Tasks +40% Farming Yield +100% chance to receive coal when burning logs in Firemaking +20% GP From Agility +150% GP From Thieving +5% Chance to find gem veins when Mining +15 Flat Hitpoints Regeneration +5% Lifesteal +5% Magic Damage Bonus from Equipment +5% Melee Strength Bonus from Equipment +1 minimum Bird Nest's received from Woodcutting +5% of Maximum Hit added to Minimum Hit +5% Ranged Strength Bonus from Equipment +5% Reflect Damage +10% Rune Preservation Items that reduce Rune costs are now 4x as effective +25% Chance to Preserve Resources in Summoning +35% Flat Slayer Area Effect Negation +10% Slayer Coins +15% Chance to preserve Summoning Charges +10 Base Quantity for Summoning Tablet Creation +10% Summoning Maximum Hit +270 Stealth while Thieving
Superior Firemaking Skillcape	Item (Cape)	+8% Global Skill XP	+100% chance to receive Ash per log burnt in Firemaking +100% chance to receive Charcoal per burn in Firemaking +100% chance to receive coal when burning logs in Firemaking
Superior Max Skillcape	Item (Cape)	-20% Township Building Cost (Does not affect GP cost. Capped at -80%) +8% Global Skill XP	Bypass All Slayer Area item requirements -30% Agility Obstacle Build Costs -20% Agility Pillar build costs -75% Prayer Point Cost for Prayers (Prayer Point cost cannot go below 1) -0.8s Thieving Interval -0.8s Crafting Interval -20% Woodcutting Interval -25% Cooking Interval -10% Summoning Interval -10% Astrology Interval -75% Coal Costs for Smithing x2 Items received from Fishing x2 Items received from Fletching x2 Items received from Herblore Create +8 Additional Runes of the same type in Runecrafting +75% Ammo Preservation +2 to base drop quantity of Stardust and Golden Stardust from Astrology +1 Bolts produced per action in Fletching +2 Coal Ore per Ore Mined. (Item doubling does not apply) +50% Chance to gain +1 additional bar in Smithing (Cannot be doubled) +100% Chance to gain +1 additional resource in Fishing (Cannot be doubled) +100% Chance to gain +1 additional resource in Fletching (Cannot be doubled) +15% Chance to gain +1 additional resource in Crafting (Cannot be doubled) +100% Chance to gain +1 additional resource in Herblore (Cannot be doubled) +20% Chance to Double Farming Yield +100% chance to receive Ash per log burnt in Firemaking +100% chance to receive Charcoal per burn in Firemaking +4% Global Perfect Cook chance +100% chance to successfully Cook an item +20% chance to avoid the stun interval and stun damage in Thieving when pickpocket attempt fails +25% Chance to Double Items in Runecrafting +1% chance to find a Lost Chest while Fishing (This is separate to the Special Fishing Chance) +5% Chance to Preserve Food when eaten +5% Chance To Preserve Potion Charge +5% Chance To Preserve Prayer Points +8% Damage To Slayer Tasks +40% Farming Yield +100% chance to receive coal when burning logs in Firemaking +20% GP From Agility +150% GP From Thieving +5% Chance to find gem veins when Mining +15 Flat Hitpoints Regeneration +5% Lifesteal +5% Magic Damage Bonus from Equipment +5% Melee Strength Bonus from Equipment +1 minimum Bird Nest's received from Woodcutting +5% of Maximum Hit added to Minimum Hit +5% Ranged Strength Bonus from Equipment +5% Reflect Damage +10% Rune Preservation Items that reduce Rune costs are now 4x as effective +25% Chance to Preserve Resources in Summoning +35% Flat Slayer Area Effect Negation +10% Slayer Coins +15% Chance to preserve Summoning Charges +10 Base Quantity for Summoning Tablet Creation +10% Summoning Maximum Hit +270 Stealth while Thieving
Superior Township Skillcape	Item (Cape)	-20% Township Building Cost (Does not affect GP cost. Capped at -80%)
Township Skillcape	Item (Cape)	-15% Township Building Cost (Does not affect GP cost. Capped at -80%)
100 Hexes Mastered	Mastery Bonus	+5% Global Skill XP
B	Pet	+10% Township Maximum Storage
Layla	Pet	+2% Township Happiness
Marcy	Pet	+2% Township Skill XP
Octavius Lepidus VIII	Pet	+2% Township Education
Pyro	Pet	+1% Global Skill XP
Roger	Pet	+2% Township Resource Generation

Melvor Idle Skill Guides
Combat Woodcutting Fishing Firemaking Cooking Mining Smithing Thieving Farming Fletching Crafting Runecrafting Herblore Agility Summoning Astrology Township Alternative Magic Cartography Archaeology

Melvor Idle version v1.3 (Released: 15th November 2023)
Combat: Attack Strength Defence Hitpoints Ranged Magic Prayer Slayer
Skills: Woodcutting Fishing Firemaking Cooking Mining Smithing Thieving Farming Fletching Crafting Runecrafting Herblore Agility Summoning Astrology Township Cartography Archaeology Alternative Magic
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