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Combat, and fighting in general, is the largest part of RuneScape. Players can battle different monsters as well as each other in mini games. This will be in search of xp for the next level, or killing for your slayer assignment. Fighters buy the food from cookers, potions from herbalists as well as weapons and armour from smiths and crafters and so drive several markets in the RuneScape economy.

To initiate battle against a monster, simply click on it. While you hover over it, you can view its combat level in the top left corner of your screen as shown below. Be wary of battling monsters which are many levels higher than your own.

When you are engaged in combat you will see your character using the wielded weapon (or just his fists and feet) to attack the opponent and vice versa. Damage inflicted on each other will be shown as splash numbers showing how much will be deducted from your hp (hit points). The amount of damage each combat participant has taken is indicated by a horizontal bar above their head. If your bar is entirely green you are not hurt; it will turn red as you are hit. If the bar goes entirely red you're dead!

If you reach 0 hp you will die and re-appear in Lumbridge with only the 3 best items you had in your inventory at the time. If you had a 'skull' over your head from Abyss Runecrafting or Bounty Hunter, you will lose all your items that were in your inventory. In all cases, you can't lose what is in your bank. (Members can change their respawn point to Falador after completing the Recruitment Drive quest, or to Camelot after completing the King's Ransom quest.)

If you are just starting out in Melee you may want to pay a visit to Harlan the Melee Tutor north of Lumbridge Castle to learn about the different kinds of melee weapons and armour as well as various other tips. He will supply you with a training sword and shield. The practice dummies nearby offer almost no experience, approximately 1xp per 10 damage.

Beginners can safely melee train on the combat dummies located upstairs in Varrock Castle, or north of Varrock's east bank. Players can accumulate Attack experience here until they reach Attack level 8, without the risk of being damaged by a monster.

Styles and Skills

If you look at the stats menu in the game, you will see that melee combat includes your Attack, Strength, Defence and Hits skills. When you fight with weapons, you can choose your attack style, which will determine which of your combat levels receive the xp you gain from fighting. If your attack style is Accurate, Aggressive or Defensive - then the majority of your xp will go to your Attack, Strength and Defence skills respectively. This is called 'focused' training. Alternatively you can choose a 'controlled' style where you receive equal xp between all three combat skills. Your hits always receives xp in any style.

Focused training gives (4*damage inflicted) xp to that one skill and (1.33*damage inflicted) xp to your hits level.

Controlled training gives (1.33*damage inflicted) xp to each of the four skills.

Our Bestiary has comprehensive information about all monsters, including their hp, so use it to your advantage. Attack styles also include Stab, Slash and Crush attacks. Different weapons are effective with different styles, while different armour can better resist certain types of attack. For example, the tough hide of a dragon is resistant to Stab attacks and plate armour is weak versus Crush attacks.

You can always retreat (run away) from a battle if you are losing and don't want to die; just click on the ground away to leave the battle. Of course the monster/other player can keep on chasing you. It is up to you to 'run' away and use obstacles to your advantage to avoid death.

There are some areas where a group of players can gang up against a single monster. At the same time, lots of monsters can gang up against a single player. These areas are called multi-combat areas; a pair of crossed swords will appear in the bottom right corner of the screen to indicate that you are in this kind of area. The wilderness is not an exception, as Revenants can engage unwary adventurers who happen to be in such an area. So be on guard next time you plan on exploring the wilderness!

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