Recent content expanded Slayer and combat training in meaningful ways. Regular griffins, the lesser variant of Shellbane Griffins, offer solid Slayer experience without the need for RuneScape gold a Tortugan shield. As long as you meet the minimum weight requirement of 30, they won't knock you back. With stab weapons or air spells, they melt quickly, providing around 35,000 Slayer XP per hour at higher levels.

Frost Dragons stand out as one of the most relaxed yet profitable combat activities. Despite lacking a Slayer level requirement, they can be assigned by Neive, Duradel, or Kuradel. With a dragon hunter wand and Tome of Fire, players can exploit their 100% fire weakness for impressive results-up to 125,000 Magic XP per hour and 37,000 Slayer XP when on task. Their drops remain consistently valuable, making them worth prioritizing.

Prayer Training Considerations

Two new bone types-Strikeworm bones and Frosted Dragon bones-were added alongside recent updates. While testing showed Strikeworm bones could reach 210,000 Prayer XP per hour at a gilded altar, they are currently inefficient due to poor GP-to-XP value. Frosted Dragon bones are even more expensive and not recommended unless prices stabilize. For now, bonecrusher usage remains the most practical option during Frost Dragon slayer tasks.

Runecrafting Improvements

A small but impactful improvement to Astral Runecrafting comes from the Sailing teleport-to-boat spell at level 76 Sailing. This significantly reduces travel time compared to Moonclan Teleport. With full Raiments of the Eye and daeyalt essence, players can expect roughly 90,000 Runecrafting XP per hour while producing around 23,000 Astral runes, translating to over 1.3 million GP per hour.

Construction Alternatives

Mahogany hull parts offer a less click-intensive alternative to Mahogany Homes. Crafted at Port Khazard using Sailing workbenches, this method yields around 300,000 Construction XP per hour at roughly 10 GP per XP. While more expensive than Mythical Capes, it's far easier on the wrists and still cheaper than traditional mahogany furniture.

Lower-tier hull parts like teak are viable budget options, but higher-end woods such as camphor, ironwood, and rosewood are not recommended due to poor cost efficiency.

New Herblore Potions

Several new potions were added, including Super Fishing, Super Hunter, Extreme Energy, Extended Stamina, and Armadyl Brews. These potions offer competitive experience rates but remain expensive due to ingredient scarcity. The Armadyl Brew stands out for its combat utility, boosting Ranged while healing. However, until prices stabilize, these potions are better tested than mass-produced for 99 Herblore.

Thieving at Port Roberts

One of the most surprising additions is stall thieving at Port Roberts. These stalls technically have infinite stock but rotate guard patrols. By stealing twice per stall and following guard movement, players can earn 120,000 Thieving XP per hour, scaling up to 250,000 XP per hour at level 87 using cannonball and ore stalls. For how low-effort it is, this method rivals Pyramid Plunder and blackjacking.

Crafting and Spinning

Processing hemp and cotton at spinning wheels remains a strong Crafting option. Hemp yarn yields up to 95,000 XP per hour and roughly 800k GP, while cotton provides 140,000 XP per hour with moderate profit. While prices fluctuate, this method offers a balanced mix of OSRS gold for sale experience and income.