Melee Training is a heroic tier feat available to all characters. Benefit: A character with the Melee Training feat chooses an ability other than Strength. When the character makes a melee basic attack with a weapon he or she is proficient with, he or she can use the chosen ability instead of Strength for the attack roll. In addition, the character can use half of that ability's modifier instead of the Strength modifier for damage.[HotFL:316][HotFK:317]
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| - Melee Training is a heroic tier feat available to all characters. Benefit: A character with the Melee Training feat chooses an ability other than Strength. When the character makes a melee basic attack with a weapon he or she is proficient with, he or she can use the chosen ability instead of Strength for the attack roll. In addition, the character can use half of that ability's modifier instead of the Strength modifier for damage.[HotFL:316][HotFK:317]
- Melee training is the act of levelling up the three melee skills: Attack, Strength, and Defense. As these levels increase, so does your Hits level, unless fatigue training. This article is a guide on how to efficiently level up the Attack, Strength, and Defense skills. Unlike in RuneScape 2, many low level monsters are ideal for training combat skills, because they can give over twice as much Hits experience than they have Hits, while most mid to high level monsters give significantly less Hits experience than they have Hits.
- This article provides information for members about effective ways to train Attack, Strength, and Constitution through melee combat. It contains some general training tips and suggestions for suitable monsters to kill for a wide range of levels. In this article, monsters are sorted according to the level of the skill being trained, not the recommended overall combat level. This article assumes that players are training Attack, Strength, and Constitution more or less equally. If not, see the pure melee guide.
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| - Melee Training is a heroic tier feat available to all characters. Benefit: A character with the Melee Training feat chooses an ability other than Strength. When the character makes a melee basic attack with a weapon he or she is proficient with, he or she can use the chosen ability instead of Strength for the attack roll. In addition, the character can use half of that ability's modifier instead of the Strength modifier for damage.[HotFL:316][HotFK:317]
- Melee training is the act of levelling up the three melee skills: Attack, Strength, and Defense. As these levels increase, so does your Hits level, unless fatigue training. This article is a guide on how to efficiently level up the Attack, Strength, and Defense skills. Unlike in RuneScape 2, many low level monsters are ideal for training combat skills, because they can give over twice as much Hits experience than they have Hits, while most mid to high level monsters give significantly less Hits experience than they have Hits.
- This article provides information for members about effective ways to train Attack, Strength, and Constitution through melee combat. It contains some general training tips and suggestions for suitable monsters to kill for a wide range of levels. In this article, monsters are sorted according to the level of the skill being trained, not the recommended overall combat level. This article assumes that players are training Attack, Strength, and Constitution more or less equally. If not, see the pure melee guide.
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