The choices vary a lot, depending on many factors: whether you are a member, how much gold coins you are able (or willing) to spend, your combat style, etc.
In general, use the highest-level armour you are enabled to use, and you can afford. The ability to use armor depends on your defence level, not on your combat level. For example, you might use dragon if you have the level and can afford it, otherwise use rune, and if you can't wear that, adamant, next mithril, etc. Dragon requires a membership, the others are available for free-to-play.
However, if you are a member, you might also decide on using "pray against melee", in which case many monsters won't harm you at all. In this case, armour is practically useless for defense, and you can instead concentrate on using equipment that gives you a prayer bonus, for example the proselyte armour.
For magic or ranged combat, your best choices are, once again, different.
skill levels of 70+ and a combat level of 90+
"Bandos is VERY good armor! >:)"However.... you must have65 defence in order to wear bandos and it takes forever to get enough money.Bandos' level is unknown for he is a runescape GOD.
Recommending monsters to kill is impossible without knowing your primary goal for killing (such as for experience or money) and your combat level. There are thousands of possible monsters to kill.
Armour is very important. It protects you when you are in battle.Depends on combat type. If somebody or something attacks you with magic, the armour will actually give you more damage instead of less. High-level armour is especially important if both you and anyone you attack use a melee attack. Different types of clothing give different attack and defense bonuses; check out the "equipment stats" for more details.
It is a good way to make money if you are good at it. It is not a particularly good way to gain experience points in combat compared to training on monsters, because you can only fight players who are fairly close to you in combat level (this is even more problematic if you are a strength pure and are fighting a balanced player or one with very high defense).
skill levels of 70+ and a combat level of 90+
If you're a member, you should try wearing granite (assuming that you're using melee). If you're a free player or if you lack the funds for granite, you can wear rune armor.
There is no such thing as dragonwarrior armor on runescape. If you mean dragon plate armor, you need to have level 60 defense to be able to wear it. Dragon plate armor has good defense bonuses, but it is a little expensive. To get dragon plate armor you can but it at the grand exchange or buy ir from players. Some monsters on runescape drop dragon armor but it is usually a rare drop.
A good way to train combat in Runescape is to go to Soul wars. whats the best thing if im nonmembers
Green Dragon Hide
Out of most the people who pvp are pures. It really matters if your defense is good and if you have good range level and the armor helps a lot.
Yes you can! It will be quite a challenge but you may die and probably wont kill too many. Try bringing anti fire potion and shield, sharks, or trout if ranging, good melee/range boosting armor, a crossbow, or scimitar, prolly an obby cape or no cape if you cant afford. It will be hard.
Flesh crawlers are medium level monsters found on level 2 of the Stronghold of Security. They are considered good training for players with combat levels of 35-60+.
From my experience the rock crabs found in rellekka and drags if your a higher lvl Rune wiki has a good combat guide too
Go to Al Karhid and fight the people in the buildin near the bank where they keep respawing. You get good drops and if you die your in a close walking distance.
"Bandos is VERY good armor! >:)"However.... you must have65 defence in order to wear bandos and it takes forever to get enough money.Bandos' level is unknown for he is a runescape GOD.
o g low30 is a really good runescape player who has 99 cooking and knows the best ways to make rs money, he has combat level 86 and total level 1000.