You might think that leveling up is way too difficult, but I will assure you that you will never hit a monk from now on. For most people I know, this part is the most enjoyable, as it requires almost no clicking, fighting over monsters - there is plenty for everyone. Before you begin, use the 10k you recieved from the feathers, and buy cakes from the G.E. for 80 each. Cakes are the best training food available for F2p pures. One cake heals as much as a lobster, yet it costs three times less. Head to the stronghold of security, go through the first floor, and enter the second. Now keep going south until you reach a room with only flesh crawlers. There are atleast 20 in that room, and they will attack you, so you will be free to chat with other pures in the room! Even though, at the end of the day your Dental Health level will be 0, your strength will be 50 in only about 3 hours.

The one defense, all strength pker is the toughest of all characters to train. Because of his very low defense. He will get hit, and you will use food. But dont worry, I guarantee you will make it all up when you are done training. Although pures like these may be the toughest to train, they certainly are the fastest. With very high strength and moderate attack, these characters can easily 1-hit any monster in their path. You should train on characters no more than half of your combat level. Especially if there is many of them. With high strength and quick reflexes this should be a walk in the park. Remember, for pures, large quantity and weakness overcomes small quantity and power when it comes to training. If you have any other good training places, PM me. I purposefully didt post clear on the P2P monsters because anyone who has P2P is experienced enough to know what Im referring to.

Lumby Area
1 - 3 (Just to get your feet wet): Chickens. Feathers, Prayer, Meas, and experience. They also do negligable damage.

Crafting Guild Area (’Cause noody’s there half the time)
3 - 10: Cows: Bones, Hides, Meat, and Experience. They also do very low damage.

10 - 15: More cows ’cause they’re fun to beat on.

Edgeville-Varrock Dungeon
15 - 30: Giants - Good prayer and some decent runes

OR

Crafting Guild
15 - 30: Hobgoblins - Giants drop limpy roots, but hobbies drop ‘em more frequently then giants (This is if your’re going for strength pots). Also drop some decent loot for low-mid level critters, too.

Varrock Sewers or Crandor Isle - either way, it’s hell to get one to kill…
30 - 50: Moss Giants - Prayer and some decent loot for a mid level creature. Places are always packed, so come in an oddball time, or be quick with that clicker!

Karamja Volcano, Karamja-Crandor Passageway
50 - 70: Lesser Demons - For the rune, friend. The rune

Lvl 40+ Wildy
70+: Greater Demons - Better rune stuffs

For ranged, train on the hill giants. Just buy a ton of iron arrow and train on them; ranged has priority over melee, and you can easily attack the hill giants without interference. But it does get really tedious to go from 43 to 50… you can also train your range on fleshcrawlers, but you will then have to pick up the arrows from all over the place.

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