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==Strategy==
==Strategy==
Players can start receiving a [[Dragonwilds:Power level|Tier 2]] [[Dragonwilds:Weapons|sword]] by climbing the top of the [[Dragonwilds:Temple of Saradomin]] and finding the [[Dragonwilds:VESTIGE: An Educational Blade|vestige]] to create the [[Dragonwilds:wooden training sword]]. From here, players can deal more damage than [[Dragonwilds:stone]]-based weapons. After training and receiving more resources, it is important to make [[Dragonwilds:food]], [[Dragonwilds:drink]]s, [[Dragonwilds:potion]]s ([[Dragonwilds:weak healing potion]]s, [[Dragonwilds:Attack potion]]s, and [[Dragonwilds:weak antipoison potion]]s), and [[Dragonwilds:wardstones]] to get [[Dragonwilds:bronze equipment]] to defend and deal more damage.
Players can start receiving a [[Dragonwilds:power level]] 2 [[Dragonwilds:Weapons|sword]] by climbing the top of the [[Dragonwilds:Temple of Saradomin]] and finding the [[Dragonwilds:VESTIGE: An Educational Blade|vestige]] to create the [[Dragonwilds:wooden training sword]]. From here, players can deal more damage than [[Dragonwilds:stone]]-based weapons. After training and receiving more resources, it is important to make [[Dragonwilds:food]], [[Dragonwilds:drink]]s, [[Dragonwilds:potion]]s ([[Dragonwilds:weak healing potion]]s, [[Dragonwilds:Attack potion]]s, and [[Dragonwilds:weak antipoison potion]]s), and [[Dragonwilds:wardstones]] to get [[Dragonwilds:bronze equipment]] to defend and deal more damage.


After receiving bronze equipment, aim for [[Dragonwilds:iron]] equipment by making [[Dragonwilds:wild pie]]s that will absorb the thunder’s [[Dragonwilds:shocked|shock]], [[Dragonwilds:meat pizza]]s to reduce the [[Dragonwilds:bleed]] debuff, and more antipoison potions to defend against [[Dragonwilds:Garou druid]]s.
After receiving bronze equipment, aim for [[Dragonwilds:iron]] equipment by making [[Dragonwilds:wild pie]]s that will absorb the thunder’s [[Dragonwilds:shocked|shock]], [[Dragonwilds:meat pizza]]s to reduce the [[Dragonwilds:Bleed]] debuff, and more antipoison potions to defend against [[Dragonwilds:garou druid]]s.


===Recommended structures===
===Recommended structures===

Latest revision as of 11:00, 18 August 2026

This page is a strategy guide on how to receive the most experience whilst training the Dragonwilds:Attack skill.

Strategy

Players can start receiving a Dragonwilds:power level 2 sword by climbing the top of the Dragonwilds:Temple of Saradomin and finding the vestige to create the Dragonwilds:wooden training sword. From here, players can deal more damage than Dragonwilds:stone-based weapons. After training and receiving more resources, it is important to make Dragonwilds:food, Dragonwilds:drinks, Dragonwilds:potions (Dragonwilds:weak healing potions, Dragonwilds:Attack potions, and Dragonwilds:weak antipoison potions), and Dragonwilds:wardstones to get Dragonwilds:bronze equipment to defend and deal more damage.

After receiving bronze equipment, aim for Dragonwilds:iron equipment by making Dragonwilds:wild pies that will absorb the thunder’s shock, Dragonwilds:meat pizzas to reduce the Dragonwilds:Bleed debuff, and more antipoison potions to defend against Dragonwilds:garou druids.

Recommended structures

  • Building Dragonwilds:lodestones are important to exit out of combat in case the monster(s) is/are too overpowering, or if the player has recently died and would like to speed the Attack experience rates.

Recommended spells