The Guide for Range armour and Battlestaves in Runescape

Range armour varies from leather, hard leather, snakeskin, and the various D hides. For cowhides we prefer the Crafting guild, especially if you are just dropping. We do not like empty experience(Runescape Account), but it is an option. If Snakeskin is your thing, do not bother with the Jungle Cleanup. Gain access to Mos Le’Harmless which has level 35 snakes that drop snakeskin.

Mass snakeskin collection can be done right by the trouble brewing deposit box. Higher leveled players(Runescape Money) may find that the Cure Poison Prayer from “The Great Brain Robbery” book, or the Lunar spell “Cure Me” to be more efficient at curing poison than Anti’s, but if the snakes hit you often Anti’s are the way to go. You will also pick up a few Temple Trekking, but we would stick with jewellery until you can do Green D hides.

Check the Bestiary for tips on collecting D hides from Green to Black. If you do the Village Cleanup Minigame for fun, sticks, or WC Xp, know that those Broodo Masks can be made into Broodo Shields with only 2 Snakehides and a few Steel Nails. They alch for 1800, so it may be worth your time to save a few up!

Collecting battlestaves for a reasonable price seems next to impossible now that you are limited to 64 battlestaves a day from Zaff, or pay outrageous prices from Yaga Baba, but that is not the case! You can get your battlestaves while training mage at the Mage Training Arena. For a mere 1 Telekinetic, 2 Alchemist, 20 Enchantment, and 2 Graveyard points you can get your own battlestaff.

This is nice as it relies more heavily on the better MTA games, the cheaper ones with better Xp rates. Know that Enchantment points will max first so you can collect no more than 800 at a time, but most players will be able to do this in just a few days.

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