slayer guide!

how do you train slayer on a skiller?

well that is what i'm going to explain!

ring of recoil

for this methode you need a friend who can use combat
it is very simple, the main thing you are going to do is let your friend hit the monster
wait till it has low hp and then you let the monster attack you
to have the monster attacking you, you can use flowers to hit them once
the negative bonus of the flowers will you hit extremely inaccurate
the only thing you need to do is, having a ring of recoil equiped
the ring shall kill the monster but you won't get any combat xp for it!

always use the burthorpe slayer master for this methode

dwarven multicannon

the methode is only for the people who want to train ranged but no hit points levels

this is the most simple methode
you just set the cannon next to the monsters you need for your task and let it do his work

use the best slayer master you can with this methode


also it is recommanded to use all xp lamps on slayer because it is already hard enough to train

edits : 10/05/12 : added xp lamps

this was my first guide , let me know what you think about it

greetz, 'she was help'

Hahaha I've never thought of ring of recoil, that's pretty clever!
Another easy way on a skiller is using XP lamps

The Party wrote:Hahaha I've never thought of ring of recoil, that's pretty clever!
Another easy way on a skiller is using XP lamps

thanks,
added it on the guide

Nice guide ! Yeah, I will be also using lamps for this skill

Cool ring of recoil method. Personally I will just be using lamps.

Great guide! Nicely laid out and only a few spelling errors. This is a great guide, although I will not be training slayer, this will be really useful to others.

Cwboy1 wrote:Great guide! Nicely laid out and only a few spelling errors. This is a great guide, although I will not be training slayer, this will be really useful to others.

I'd recommend using your lamps on slayer.

Thefty wrote:

Cwboy1 wrote:Great guide! Nicely laid out and only a few spelling errors. This is a great guide, although I will not be training slayer, this will be really useful to others.

I'd recommend using your lamps on slayer.

Yeah, to show the stats !

Such hard work , I'll save that for last.

Wish you guys luck on your slayer goals

On a skiller, slayer is the longest skills. Takes years to get 99 on lamps.

Concise, good guide. I shall use all my lamps on Slayer. It's gonna take a long time to get it up though. The first level 3 skiller to get to level 30 in Slayer is an achievement in itself.

Cwboy1 wrote:Great guide! Nicely laid out and only a few spelling errors. This is a great guide, although I will not be training slayer, this will be really useful to others.

can you tell me the spelling mistakes so i can adjust them

Jwc wrote:Concise, good guide. I shall use all my lamps on Slayer. It's gonna take a long time to get it up though. The first level 3 skiller to get to level 30 in Slayer is an achievement in itself.

my goal is 33 slayer so i can wear my beloved lit bug lantern, it's so smexy

She Was Help wrote:

Jwc wrote:Concise, good guide. I shall use all my lamps on Slayer. It's gonna take a long time to get it up though. The first level 3 skiller to get to level 30 in Slayer is an achievement in itself.

my goal is 33 slayer so i can wear my beloved lit bug lantern, it's so smexy

I want that too. It looks very nice with just about everything a skiller can wear.

I hope I get 33 slayer too .

the lit bug lantern is best skiller item in my opinion

I still use my harpie bug lantern to this day on RuneScape.

Cwboy1 wrote:I still use my harpie bug lantern to this day on RuneScape.

Nice

lol I will just stop at 30

Party Pete wrote:lol I will just stop at 30

Any reason?

I will be lazy but then and I probably wont have any lamps left
I'll never get to 33

Party Pete wrote:I will be lazy but then and I probably wont have any lamps left
I'll never get to 33

No one will get 33 slayer with lamps, the game would be already shut down

Is slayer in Pre alpha?

i'll be using the ring of recoil technique