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Best scripts to train 1-94 mage

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DennisXo
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Please list all useful scripts that I can use to level my mage level.

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I'm talking about auto cursing, multiple methods.

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    Tbh splashing is the only way to train mage afk and unbannable, but takes a long time. Other than that, you can just do alching or stringing jewelry if you have lunars.

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    Tbh splashing is the only way to train mage afk and unbannable, but takes a long time. Other than that, you can just do alching or stringing jewelry if you have lunars.

     

    I tried splashing, Thing is after so long it stops attacking with mage. just takes defence for hours.

    I tried splashing, Thing is after so long it stops attacking with mage. just takes defence for hours.

     

    Splash in a pvp world. You will last 6hours guarenteed unless you run out of runes or the server d/cs.

     

    Apa

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    Splash in a pvp world. You will last 6hours guarenteed unless you run out of runes or the server d/cs.

     

    Apa

     

    Thanks will give it a shot.

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