Dragonwilds:Attack/Strategies

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 Tier 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.

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.

Building Dragonwilds:45° Stairs may be helpful to get on top of structures and heal.

Dragonwilds:Windstep - Place at the bottom of the spell hotwheel, as the default selection will be the bottom-most spell.
Dragonwilds:Fire Spirit - Place at either side of the Dragonwilds:Windstep spell, providing light in the darkness
Dragonwilds:Confuse - Place next to the Fire Spirit spell, making monsters attack each other
Dragonwilds:Tempest Shield - Place next to the Confuse spell, allowing an external shield around the player
Dragonwilds:Enchant Weapon: Fire or Air - Place next to the Tempest Shield spell, allowing a damage/experience bonus to a held melee weapon
Dragonwilds:Rocksplosion - Place next to any spell, allowing ore nodes to be harvested faster