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Slayer is generally a slow skill to raise, but it can be speed up by doing any of the following:
-Have a high combat level before you start slayer, it will make all the difference, since slayer is really basically just 1 xp for every damage you do.
-Use a cannon, can do up to 30, so if you can afford it, it really makes it go a lot faster
-If you get something really strong, such as steel dragons, switch to an easy task by going to Tureal in Burthrope. That task will take only a few minutes, but it will allow you to get a new, easier task sooner. I love runescape :):) ^_^
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In RuneScape how do you raise your Attack up fast I am not a Member and I am Attack Level 65?
Your able to get your attack up fast if you attack and kill animals or people above your level you gain more experience. When I played Runescape I used to do this alot. It's great fun isn't it!
How do you make your combat level go you fast on runescape?
to go up in combat level you need to go up levels in strength, attack, defence, hitpoints, prayer and summoning.NOTE: Magic ,range ,and and slayer do put up your combat level but it takes much higher lvls for them to affect it, no other skills do affect combat lvl.The highest combat level you can get is 138, this is when you have level 99 in all strength, attack, defence, hit points, prayer and summoning
How do you change your stats on RuneScape?
to change your stats on runescape all you have to do is level up.
How do you get 65 slayer fast in rs?
There is no fast way to get slayer up, the best way is to do your assignments and train your other skills while doing it, you also make a pretty penny from 1-65 slayer, herbs are good to collect for quick cash.
Where do you start slayer on RuneScape?
There is a slayer master located in Burthorpe, you can use Games Necklaces to Teleport there to games room, go up stairs and exit castle, head east and in 1st house to the east he should be standing there.
