Skills in Melvor Idle often follow a natural progression order, you need Mining to get ore for Smithing, which allows you to make armour and weapons for Combat. It is recommended that you start leveling Farming early on as the leveling process is fairly active and lengthy. Seeds can also be found by killing enemies like the Junior, Adult, and Master Farmer, in the Farmlands, from Bird Nests found during Woodcutting, and from Chests acquired in Dungeons. The most efficient way to gather Seeds early on is to get to Thieving Level 30 Thieving and Pickpocket the Farmer. To start Farming you will need Seeds, 3 of which are needed for a single crop allotment, 2 for herbs, and 1 for trees. Any crop that reaches Mastery Level 50 will always survive without Compost, and any crop that reaches Mastery Level 70, or herb that reaches 50 Mastery Level will yield enough Seeds on average to be replanted perpetually. Compost must be used every time a Seed is planted to have an effect. Each Compost used on a Seed will increase its survival chance by 10%, raising your Compost Level to 5 will guarantee your crops survive. To increase the chance above 50% you must fertilise the Seeds using Compost. Seeds planted without fertiliser have a 50% chance to yield crops after growing. Farming is also the only way to obtain the Herbs used in potion brewing with Herblore. Farming is one of the most time-efficient ways to obtain food, which is used for healing in Combat. Please note that you need logs gathered with the Woodcutting skill to light a cooking fire.įarmingYou can Farm and complete other tasks simultaneously, Fertilizing, Planting, and Harvesting does not interrupt other skills. Once a fish has been selected and the Cooking Fire has been lit, you can select 'Cook' from the middle tile to begin cooking. The right tile displays your available Cooking Fire. The left tile has a drop-down menu for selecting the food you want to cook, only uncooked food in your bank will be displayed here.

When you have opened the cooking window you will notice the cooking page is in three parts. Now that you have caught some fish it's time to cook them with the Cooking skill.

In the left menu, you will also notice that Fishing is now shown in green indicating that this skill is active. When fishing for Raw Shrimp you will earn +5 XP towards your Fishing skill level and +1 XP towards your Raw Shrimp Mastery level. Successfully completing a skill action will award you experience towards the skill used in addition to Mastery experience awarded towards the specific skill action used. The tile displays the name of the fish selected, the experience you earn for successfully catching the fish, the Mastery level of the fish, and the progress towards the next Mastery level. The selected fish will have information about it displayed within the Shallow Shores tile. Near the top of the window you will notice that the experience bar is slowly making its way across the window indicating that you are gaining Fishing experience. Now that you have started fishing, the fishing window has changed slightly. At fishing Level 1 you only have access to Raw Shrimp, so start with catching them. To start fishing, select the fish you want to catch, then select 'Start Fishing'. To begin select Fishing from the left menu to open the fishing skill page. One of the most simple production lines is with Fishing and Cooking. One of the main aspects of the game is gathering resources with the various gathering skills and then processing those resources into more refined products with various other skills.

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