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[https://www.melvoridle.com Melvor Idle] is an [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Incremental_game idle game] inspired by [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RuneScape Runescape] and as such, much of the time spent playing can be done without making any inputs. Although a lot of the systems in Melvor Idle can be understood intuitively, beginning the game can be overwhelming for some new players. This guide will help explain the basics and give you some useful information to get started. The information covered here is often explained in much greater depth on the relative pages for each subject being discussed. The [[FAQ]] covers some more specific and meta topics. | [https://www.melvoridle.com Melvor Idle] is an [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Incremental_game idle game] inspired by [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RuneScape Runescape] and as such, much of the time spent playing can be done without making any inputs. Although a lot of the systems in Melvor Idle can be understood intuitively, beginning the game can be overwhelming for some new players. This guide will help explain the basics and give you some useful information to get started. The information covered here is often explained in much greater depth on the relative pages for each subject being discussed. The [[FAQ]] covers some more specific and meta topics. | ||
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Some users may have their game experience slowed when running Melvor Idle in an inactive browser tab. To avoid this, either run the game in an active browser tab or open Melvor Idle in its own window. | Some users may have their game experience slowed when running Melvor Idle in an inactive browser tab. To avoid this, either run the game in an active browser tab or open Melvor Idle in its own window. | ||
==Video Guides== | |||
In addition to the information on this page, there are also some video guides for new players: | |||
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|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_QyGBq0PJ4w Melvor Idle Tutorial Part 1]||Procyon Lotor||v0.19.2 | |||
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== The Interface == | == The Interface == | ||
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[[File:Cooking guide 1.png|thumb|The cooking window.]] | [[File:Cooking guide 1.png|thumb|The cooking window.]] | ||
[[File:Cooking guide 2.png|thumb|Actively cooking.]] | [[File:Cooking guide 2.png|thumb|Actively cooking.]] | ||
Now that you have caught some fish it's time to cook them with the {{Skill|Cooking}} skill. When you have opened the cooking window you will notice the cooking page is in three parts. The left tile has a drop-down menu for selecting the food you want to cook, only uncooked food in your bank will be displayed here. The right tile displays your available [[Cooking#Cooking_Fires|Cooking Fire | Now that you have caught some fish it's time to cook them with the {{Skill|Cooking}} skill. When you have opened the cooking window you will notice the cooking page is in three parts. The left tile has a drop-down menu for selecting the food you want to cook, only uncooked food in your bank will be displayed here. The right tile displays your available [[Cooking#Cooking_Fires|Cooking Fire]]. Once a fish has been selected and the [[Cooking#Cooking_Fires|Cooking Fire]] has been lit, you can select 'Cook' from the middle tile to begin cooking. Please note that you need logs gathered with the {{Skill|Woodcutting}} skill to light a cooking fire. | ||
== Offline Progression == | == Offline Progression == | ||
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===== Thieving ===== | ===== Thieving ===== | ||
{{Skill|Thieving}} lets you Pickpocket for [[GP]] and items. {{ItemIcon|Thieving Gloves}} sold at the [[Shop]] give you +10% to your [[Thieving]] success rate when equipped. [[Thieving]] is the only way to find the {{ItemIcon|Chapeau Noir}} hat and is arguably the best way to obtain [[Farming#Seeds|Seeds]]. At {{SkillReq|Thieving|30}} [[Thieving]] the {{Icon|type=thieving|Farmer}} will be unlocked and is a prime target for acquiring seeds early on. You will only earn experience | {{Skill|Thieving}} lets you Pickpocket for [[GP]] and items. {{ItemIcon|Thieving Gloves}} sold at the [[Shop]] give you +10% to your [[Thieving]] success rate when equipped. [[Thieving]] is the only way to find the {{ItemIcon|Chapeau Noir}} hat and is arguably the best way to obtain [[Farming#Seeds|Seeds]]. At {{SkillReq|Thieving|30}} [[Thieving]] the {{Icon|type=thieving|Farmer}} will be unlocked and is a prime target for acquiring seeds early on. You will only earn experience from successful Pickpocket attempts. | ||
===== Farming ===== | ===== Farming ===== | ||
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{{Skill|Herblore}} is used to Brew Potions. A single Potion has many Charges and can be equipped to the Potion slot available for each Skill, which is accessed from the top right of your screen. Once the Charges from a single Potion have been consumed, a new one can be used automatically if "Auto re-use potion" has been enabled in the [[Settings]] Menu. [[Bird Nest Potion|Bird Nest Potions]] are a good example of how useful potions can be in the early game when leveling {{Skill|Woodcutting}} for extra Seeds or [[GP]]. | {{Skill|Herblore}} is used to Brew Potions. A single Potion has many Charges and can be equipped to the Potion slot available for each Skill, which is accessed from the top right of your screen. Once the Charges from a single Potion have been consumed, a new one can be used automatically if "Auto re-use potion" has been enabled in the [[Settings]] Menu. [[Bird Nest Potion|Bird Nest Potions]] are a good example of how useful potions can be in the early game when leveling {{Skill|Woodcutting}} for extra Seeds or [[GP]]. | ||
==== Agility ==== | |||
{{Skill|Agility}} allows players to build an agility course from a choice of [[Agility#Obstalces|obstacles]], each providing a their own [[Player Modifiers|bonuses and penalties]] to improve various aspects of other skills. While the initial cost of creating obstacles is high, there is no ongoing cost and each completion of an obstacle grants [[GP]]. As a result, Agility is also a reasonable, low maintenance [[Money Making]] method. | |||
==== Summoning ==== | |||
{{Skill|Summoning}} involves the creation of Summoning tablets for various familiars, with each familiar providing [[Player Modifiers|bonuses]] to various tasks while equipped. Two tablets may be equipped at a time, some combinations of which provide [[Summoning#Synergies|synergies]] which are an additional bonus on top of those already provided by each equipped tablet. | |||
== Mastery == | == Mastery == | ||
