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See how your gear stacks up against Old School RuneScape's monsters using the OSRS Wiki's damage-per-second calculator.
I've found that the key to playing this game well is having good information, here's a list of spreadsheets and tools that seem useful/helpful. Please share spreadsheets that you find useful, and I'll do my best to add them to this list. Archived post. New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast. Runespan sphere tracker is top notch.
Some useful sheets to help you better understand RuneScape's abilities. Useful to understand items, rotations and boss details. The community-acknowledged means of determining records, and other extraordinary PvM accomplishments. Useful spreadsheets for Ironmen, money-related maths, Slayer and other assorted topics. Intended for efficient players.
GearScape is a DPS calculator and best setup, or best in slot, tool for Oldschool RuneScape.
This maxing guide isn't objectively macro efficient. I'll explain why with some of my specific critiques. For starters your guide should be strictly geared towards training skills to only level 99 if you are calling it an efficient max [cape] guide (as you say in the disclaimer).
So, I present to you: The Level 3 to Quest Cape, Comp Cape, MQC, and Trimmed Comp Cape Guide: The Simple Version! Before we start, some notes: I have included additional information, such as what to use lamps on and notes on the task at hand, as well as (predicted) XP in each skill after completion of every goal, on my spreadsheet that contains ...
The OsRs calculators have been brought up to date, given a Twisted League XP mode and I've added a Wintertodt Damage and Hunter Skill calculator. Of particular note is the addition of variable xp training methods, such as the Book of Arcane Knowledge for Runecrafting.
