Skill calculators
Each skill page lists every training action for that skill with the level it needs, the xp it gives, how many you need for your goal, and the cost or profit per action and per xp from current prices. You can filter by category, hide members methods and add xp bonuses such as outfits. If you would rather not pick a skill page first, the OSRS skill calculator does every skill from one place.
The most used ones are the Herblore calculator, where herb and secondary prices decide the cheapest route, and the Construction calculator, where plank costs add up fast. For raw xp numbers with no prices, the OSRS xp table lists every level from 1 to 126.
Combat calculators
- The OSRS DPS calc is the full one: pick a monster, set gear for every slot and compare two loadouts by DPS and time to kill.
- The max hit calculator is the quick melee one, and also shows how much Strength bonus or how many levels you need for the next max hit.
- The combat level calculator shows exactly which stats will tip you over to the next combat level.
Luck, minigames and the rest
The dry calculator tells you how unlucky you really are on a drop, and how many more kills give you a 90% chance. The minigame and activity calculators cover bird house runs, Pest Control points, Tempoross permits, Mahogany Homes contracts, Motherlode Mine, the Mage Training Arena, Tokkul trades, Miscellania and Slayer task odds.
How the numbers are worked out
Xp figures use the same level curve as the game, where level 99 needs 13,034,431 xp and 92 is roughly the halfway point. Skill tables value inputs and outputs at the current mid Grand Exchange price, before the 2% GE tax, so allow for the tax on anything you plan to sell. The money making and flipping pages take that tax off for you. Where a calculator shows xp or gp per hour, it uses a realistic rate for a player paying attention, not a tick-perfect maximum.