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== Introduction ==
This page goes through the general method and tips of training the {{Skill|Herblore}} skill.
== Equipment ==
There is no requirement to start [[Herblore]].


== Training ==
== Training ==


Because the main source of herbs is {{Skill|Farming}}, the herbs are usually the main bottleneck on how quickly you can train {{Skill|Herblore}}.<br>
Because the main source of herbs is {{Skill|Farming}}, the herbs are usually the main bottleneck on how quickly you can train {{Skill|Herblore}}. Therefore, it is suggested to maximize the XP per herb rather than to simply craft the potion that grants most XP.  
Therefore it is suggested to maximize the XP-per-herb rather than to simply craft the potion that grants most XP.  


When deciding which herbs to plant, aim to plant the highest level herb you can use in a potion that only requires one of that herb.<br>
When deciding which herbs to plant, aim to plant the highest level herb you can use in a potion that only requires one of that herb. For instance, although {{ItemIcon|Lemontyle Herb}} can be used starting from {{SkillReq|Herblore|40}} to make {{Icon|Fishermans Potion}} for 36 XP, the {{Icon|Seeing Gold Potion}} is better until {{SkillReq|Herblore|45}} because it uses one herb instead of two and thus will give more XP per herb.
For instance, it means that although {{ItemIcon|Lemontyle Herb}} can be used starting from {{SkillReq|Herblore|40}} to make {{ItemIcon|Fishermans Potion I|Fishermans Potion}} for 36 XP, the {{ItemIcon|Seeing Gold Potion I|Seeing Gold Potion}} is better until {{SkillReq|Herblore|45}} because it uses one herb instead of two and thus will give more XP per herb.


Another trick you can use is to plant only as many herbs of each type as you will need.<br>
Another trick you can use is to plant only as many herbs of each type as you will need. For example, once you have enough {{ItemIcon|Garum Herb|Garum Herbs}} to reach {{SkillReq|Herblore|15}}, you can swap to {{ItemIcon|Sourweed Herb|Sourweed Herbs}}.
For example, once you have enough {{ItemIcon|Garum Herb|Garum Herbs}} to reach {{SkillReq|Herblore|15}} you can swap to {{ItemIcon|Sourweed Herb|Sourweed Herbs}}.


Note that these guidelines should be followed only if your goal is to gain Herblore XP as quickly as possible. Otherwise it is better to craft the potions you plan to use in order to build Mastery XP towards unlocking their higher tiers.
Note that these guidelines should be followed only if your goal is to gain Herblore XP as quickly as possible. Otherwise it is better to craft the potions you plan to use in order to build Mastery XP towards unlocking their higher tiers.


However, if you have a big stock of herbs prepared, the table below shows the potions with highest XP yield per craft.
However, if you have a big stock of herbs prepared, the table below shows recommendations of Skill Potions with high XP yield per craft that don't have inconvenient secondary material costs. Combat Potions generally have higher resource costs and see less actual use, even if they make more XP per craft.


{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
|- class="headerRow-0"
! {{Skill|Herblore|notext=true}} Level
! Potion
! XP
! Ingredients
|-
|-
! style="width:180px" | Level
| 1-20
!Potion  
| {{Icon|Bird Nest Potion}}
| 5
| {{ItemIcon|Garum Herb|qty=894|notext=true}}, {{ItemIcon|Potato Seeds|qty=1788|notext=true}}
|-
|-
| 1-20 || {{ItemIcon|Bird Nest Potion I|Bird Nest Potion}}
| 20-32
| {{Icon|Controlled Heat Potion}}
| 18
| {{ItemIcon|Sourweed Herb|qty=1332|notext=true}}, {{ItemIcon|Mahogany Logs|qty=1998|notext=true}}
|-
|-
| 20-32 || {{ItemIcon|Controlled Heat Potion I|Controlled Heat Potion}}  
| 32-40
| {{Icon|Generous Cook Potion}}
| 28
| {{ItemIcon|Mantalyme Herb|qty=742|notext=true}}, {{ItemIcon|Swordfish|qty=1484|notext=true}}
|-
|-
| 32-40 || {{ItemIcon|Generous Cook Potion I|Generous Cook Potion}}  
| 40-42
| {{Icon|Fishermans Potion}}
| 33
| {{ItemIcon|Lemontyle Herb|qty=462|notext=true}}, {{ItemIcon|Raw Crab|qty=462|notext=true}}
|-
|-
| 40-42 || {{ItemIcon|Fishermans Potion I|Fishermans Potion}}
| 42-49
| {{Icon|Skilled Fletching Potion}}
| 39
| {{ItemIcon|Lemontyle Herb|qty=2370|notext=true}}, {{ItemIcon|Bowstring|qty=2370|notext=true}}
|-
|-
| 42-49 || {{ItemIcon|Skilled Fletching Potion I|Skilled Fletching Potion}}
| 49-53
| {{Icon|Crafting Potion}}
| 41
| {{ItemIcon|Lemontyle Herb|qty=1095|notext=true}}, {{ItemIcon|Leather|qty=3285|notext=true}}
|-
|-
| 49-53 || {{ItemIcon|Crafting Potion I|Crafting Potion}}
| 53-62
| {{Icon|Perfect Swing Potion}}
| 53
| {{ItemIcon|Oxilyme Herb|qty=3721|notext=true}}, {{ItemIcon|Coal Ore|qty=7442|notext=true}}, {{ItemIcon|Gold Ore|qty=3721|notext=true}}
|-
|-
| 53-62 || {{ItemIcon|Perfect Swing Potion I|Perfect Swing Potion}}
| 62-71
| {{Icon|Performance Enhancing Potion}}
| 61
| {{ItemIcon|Poraxx Herb|qty=15760|notext=true}}, {{ItemIcon|Raw Poison Fish|qty=7880|notext=true}}
|-
|-
| 62-71 || {{ItemIcon|Performance Enhancing  Potion I|Performance Enhancing Potion}}
| 71-74
| {{Icon|Herblore Potion}}
| 99
| {{ItemIcon|Pigtayle Herb|qty=8541|notext=true}}
|-
|-
| 71-74 || {{ItemIcon|Herblore Potion I|Herblore Potion}}
| 74-99
|-
| {{Icon|Generous Harvest Potion}}
| 74-99 || {{ItemIcon|Generous Harvest Potion I|Generous Harvest Potion}}
| 112
| {{ItemIcon|Pigtayle Herb|qty=106591|notext=true}}, {{ItemIcon|Snape Grass|qty=213182|notext=true}}, {{ItemIcon|Carrot|qty=213182|notext=true}}
|}
|}


== Boosters ==
==Boosters==
 
===XP===
The following things can be used to increase the amount of Herblore XP received: <br>
{{ModifierTable|increasedGlobalSkillXP,increasedSkillXP,increasedNonCombatSkillXP|XP Boost|false|skill=Herblore}}
{{ModifierTable|increasedGlobalSkillXP,increasedSkillXP|XP Boost|false|skill=Herblore}}


===Action Time===
{{ModifierTable|decreasedSkillIntervalPercent,decreasedSkillInterval,decreasedGlobalSkillIntervalPercent|Action Interval|false|skill=Herblore}}


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Latest revision as of 06:50, 23 August 2023

This page was last updated for (v1.1.2).
This guide only contains instructions for the base game, and does not take Throne of the Herald options into consideration
This article is about training the Herblore skill. For the skill itself, see Herblore.

Training

Because the main source of herbs is   Farming, the herbs are usually the main bottleneck on how quickly you can train   Herblore. Therefore, it is suggested to maximize the XP per herb rather than to simply craft the potion that grants most XP.

When deciding which herbs to plant, aim to plant the highest level herb you can use in a potion that only requires one of that herb. For instance, although   Lemontyle Herb can be used starting from   Level 40 to make   Fishermans Potion for 36 XP, the   Seeing Gold Potion is better until   Level 45 because it uses one herb instead of two and thus will give more XP per herb.

Another trick you can use is to plant only as many herbs of each type as you will need. For example, once you have enough   Garum Herbs to reach   Level 15, you can swap to   Sourweed Herbs.

Note that these guidelines should be followed only if your goal is to gain Herblore XP as quickly as possible. Otherwise it is better to craft the potions you plan to use in order to build Mastery XP towards unlocking their higher tiers.

However, if you have a big stock of herbs prepared, the table below shows recommendations of Skill Potions with high XP yield per craft that don't have inconvenient secondary material costs. Combat Potions generally have higher resource costs and see less actual use, even if they make more XP per craft.

  Level Potion XP Ingredients
1-20   Bird Nest Potion 5 894  , 1,788  
20-32   Controlled Heat Potion 18 1,332  , 1,998  
32-40   Generous Cook Potion 28 742  , 1,484  
40-42   Fishermans Potion 33 462  , 462  
42-49   Skilled Fletching Potion 39 2,370  , 2,370  
49-53   Crafting Potion 41 1,095  , 3,285  
53-62   Perfect Swing Potion 53 3,721  , 7,442  , 3,721  
62-71   Performance Enhancing Potion 61 15,760  , 7,880  
71-74   Herblore Potion 99 8,541  
74-99   Generous Harvest Potion 112 106,591  , 213,182  , 213,182  

Boosters

XP

Action Time


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