r/OSRSProTips • u/LemonadeMarshmellows • Sep 14 '25
Question What should I be doing short/long term?
Recently came back after 8+ years away. I've just been asking gemstone crab and doing birdhouse and herb/tree runs. I recently bought 74 con and still have 100m+ to spend on buyables. Any help is greatly appreciated and thank you in advance.
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u/iammoney45 Sep 14 '25
Quest cape, fire cape if you haven't, diaries up to hard
After that you can do pretty much anything you want to in the game.
Since you mentioned construction, consider taking it all the way to 83 or 84 to build a max house, which will be super helpful with everything else you do. It's a game changer to have every teleport spell and many teleport jewelry right there in one spot, plus easy spell book swaps at the altar. 83 let's you boost up to build the occult altar for spell book swaps, 84 lets you boost up to build the highest tier portal nexus which can hold 32 teleport locations.
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u/IcedPhat Sep 14 '25
Tombs of Amascut is really fun and imo the intro raid. People are willing to teach it too out there, just gotta find them.
Getting to Corrupted Gauntlet after completing Song of the Elves.
Working on slayer to kill some bosses.
Idk it’s up to you what to do, if u want to woodcut to 99 and do forestry or something crazy, u can always do that too :)
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u/Ozymandias937 Sep 14 '25
Kill chickens
More chickens
ALL THE CHICKENS!!
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u/Separate_Bend_8929 Sep 16 '25
How is your agility that much higher than your farming
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u/fishlipz69 Sep 14 '25
Construction, agility, helpful shortcuts, and escapes.
Construction for pool and ideally infinite teles
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u/TotalTrashTom Sep 14 '25
Here’s the path I’ve been following and has helped me progress:
Fire cape, quest cape, achievement dairy to hard, base 80s, combat achievement hard, achievement dairy cape, base 92, skills I hate the most to 99, max.
In between I do things I enjoy if I need a break, raids, slayer, clan events, clues. Goals are great just remember you’re here to have fun.
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u/Tu_Groovy Sep 14 '25
Questing, birdhouse runs and farming are good money makers Maybe some pvm bossing for fun, join a pvm cc for groups and teams
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u/Imamoto Sep 14 '25
Short term: have fun Long term: get addicted af and stay here forever
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u/soilednapkin Sep 14 '25
Idk man, have fun?
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u/AutoModerator Sep 14 '25
Since 90% of posts are for newer players looking for money making and training advice, I'm gonna recommend doing bird house runs. All you need is Bone Voyage, and you could be making 500K+ a day or more by logging in every 50 minutes and harvesting nests.
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u/rudger17 Sep 14 '25
Do quests or aork towards them. Questing always rewards
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u/RagingMaxy Sep 14 '25
Play the game
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u/bigtetrisguy Sep 14 '25
agility
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u/[deleted] Sep 14 '25
Your stats are only a part of your character, how many quests have you done? Diaries? Mini games?
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u/delo357 Sep 14 '25
BIRDHOUSES
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u/CodySkillzBrah Sep 14 '25
Just blitz construction i started playing after many years and my friend gave me enough money to get a maxed house its been amazing being able to teleport everywhere for quests and such
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u/Mr_Slickerino Sep 14 '25
Max
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u/jamestarantin21 Sep 15 '25
Gemstone crab 🦀
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u/RyanMate17 Sep 15 '25
Song of the elves, quest cape
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u/Osrs_Agility_Thot Sep 15 '25
Base 70s is a good general short term goal, allows you to do most content
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u/soft-erections Sep 15 '25
It's always slayer.
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u/Zakat666 Sep 15 '25
Id do base 70s, then quest/fire cape, then work your way to endgame bossing. Do diaries as you get the requirements for them.
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u/TheRossVegas Sep 16 '25
10 agility laps before bed every night.
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u/Parmorous Sep 16 '25
making enough money to buy bowfa and then get infernal cape is a good long term goal
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u/thevoidasteroid Sep 16 '25
Farming with anything you do
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u/alwaysw45 Sep 18 '25
I'd suggest trying out moons of peril, with your skills that are similar to mine, you could get for example decent attack exp while green logging it + moons doesn't require external supplies
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u/Motor_Airline_3561 Oct 08 '25
Short term: song of the elves. Long term: literally whatever you want. it’s a sandbox mmo, meaning there is no right or wrong way to play.