While it may seem cheaper to use iron it is actually slow. If you use Iron Grade I, you'll gain 40,000 hours of RuneScape gold experience. However, if you select Steel Grade I, you'll receive 50,000 experiences per hour. The more valuable the steel with a higher grade that you select, the more smithing experience you'll gain.To make burial armor, first you'll need to make regular armor at the anvil near the anvils for burial. You'll then have to go to the artisans anvil and make the armor with burial gear. After the armor is fully upgraded, it'll automatically go down through the chute adjacent to the anvil.If you're interested in doing it the easy route, creating burial armor using Iron Grade I is the option. There is less gold needed per exp. As we've already mentioned, the process is really slow. The cost for one Iron Ingot Grade I is 449 gold. The experience you will get with 1 Iron Ingot of Grade I is 101. So you'll be spending 4.45 gold for every exp.F2P players prefer using this method since it has lesser requirements. Iron is among the most abundant elements in Runescape and is cheap too. To transform 1. Iron ore Iron Ingot Grade I It is just one ore. It won't require coal in any way.How Much Does Burial Armor Expend?The cost to make Burial Armor for Runescape is contingent on the kind of material you're using and its grade. The most valuable type of material lowest value to most valuable is Iron steel, steel, Mithril, Adamant, and then Runite. In terms of grades grade I, it is the cheapest and most pure ingot, while grades IV are the purest type of cheap RS gold ingot.
