Please note: Varrock armor only works with the furnace that is in Edgeville.

Training Smithing for Free-to-Play Players

The part that is free to play in this guide is quite simple. For a OSRS gold substantial boost in Smithing level, you must finish your Knight's Sword quest. When you complete the quest, it will give the user 12.725 Smithing XP that will allow you to increase your Smithing level from 1 Smithing up to level 29.

Alternately, you can begin by smelting bronze bars.

Once you've reached the level 29 Smithing level, you can make Bronze platebodies up to the level 33 Smithing.

From the level 33 Smithing until level 48. Smelt Iron ore to create Iron bars using The Ring of forging equipped.

Beginning at level 48 Smithing until level from level 48 to level. smith Steel platebodies.

Beginning at level 68 Smithing up to level 88. Make Mithril platebodies.

From the level from level 88 Smithing until 99 levels. Forge Adamant platebodies.

As you can imagine, the process of training Smithing in F2P is very boring. It's not too late to sign up to be members and it's more affordable than ever before - all you have to do is purchase your membership card from RSgoldfast!

Another option to allow F2P players to earn Smithing XP while earning gold is to make rune2h-style swords.

You can make them when you are level 99 Smithing, but by drinking an ounce of Dwarven Stout, you can increase your Smithing level by +1, and therefore begin to forge Rune 2h swords after you've reached the level of 98 Smithing.

Training Smithing for Pay-to-Play Players

Level 1-37 Smithing

The questing game is always a good alternative, if not just to gain XP gains, but also to gain other game features that you can unlock. They are generally worthwhile to complete but the question is when is the best time to complete them. It is worth noting that the Knight's Sword was mentioned in the F2P portion of the guide.

P2P players are also able to access quests such as Elemental Workshop 1. and 2. There is also The Giant Dwarf, Heroes' Quest, and it's highly recommended to complete Pirate Pete subquest from Recipe for Disaster.

The completion of The Knight's Sword quest alone provides plenty of XP however, we strongly advise that you complete The Giant Dwarf or at minimum, finish it part-way in order to gain entry into the Blast Mine.

If you require more assistance in completing this OSRS quests, please feel free to read our OSRS Optimal Quest Guide to ensure you can devise a the best strategy to increase the amount of skills you can level up as well as the higher-level OSRS items you can gather.

Level 1-15 Smithing

If someone has decide to delay their quest until later, the only choice left is to create Bronze plates, similar to those made for players who play F2P.

Level 15-30 Smithing

Similar to the previous one Forge a second batch of platebodies but this time Iron plates instead of Bronze. If you intend to forge the bars by yourself and not purchase them, make sure you be equipped with a Ring of Forging.

Level 30-40 Smithing

The Blast Furnace is here! The real fun begins. From the level thirty Smithing until level 40 Smithing you can make steel bars using the Blast Furnace. Be sure to wear Ice gloves, or else you'll be burned!

The Coal bag is highly advised since it's basically an additional inventory specifically to Coal.

Level 40-99 Smithing

Once you have reached the level of 40 Smithing, you can get access to the full power for this Blast Furnace. There are additional prerequisites that we have listed within this guide's Blast Furnace section of this guide.

From level 40 Smithing up to level 99 Smithing, your most effective option in terms of the XP you earn is to melt Gold bars with Goldsmith gauntlets as well as Ice gloves. Ice gloves are necessary to RS gold remove the hot Gold bars out of the dispenser. Goldsmith gauntlets increase the rate of XP.