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A medium-level build or med is an account build characterised by moderately high stat benchmarks that are achieved for their powerful weapon, armour, and prayer unlocks. Meds typically have 75 Attack, 77 Prayer, and 75 Defence. Among other things, this allows the build to use Piety, Rigour, Augury, and wear the Serpentine helm. Med accounts boast a significantly lower combat level than mains while carrying a similar level of offensive firepower. This allows meds to attack low combat builds such as Berserkers or One-defence pures in low-to-moderate wilderness and exercise significant gear and stat advantages over them.
Data in this list is based purely on exchange or item value. See Items Kept on Death for info. The interface and items kept on death may vary in-game; general disclaimers apply.
Data in this list is based purely on exchange or item value. See Items Kept on Death for info. The interface and items kept on death may vary in-game; general disclaimers apply.
Data in this list is based purely on exchange or item value. See Items Kept on Death for info. The interface and items kept on death may vary in-game; general disclaimers apply.
Experience management is more lenient on a med than on a Berserker or a One-defence pure. Quests alone will not get the account to the desired levels without several hours of training. This is true for every combat stat on the account, and as a result, the list of quests which are barred from completion due to undesired experience rewards is non-existent if experience is managed. Med level accounts can complete all quests in the game. They notably make for capable PvM and skilling alts as well as PKing accounts due to this quality, though their 75 attack cap does cut off some end-game weaponry particularly important for PvM, most notably the Osmumten's fang and Scythe of vitur.
Most meds focus on training Strength to 99 and Attack to 75, as well as Ranged to 99 and Magic to 94 for Vengeance if veng PK'ing, for Ice barrage if NH PK'ing on ancients, or to 95 for Fire surge if NH PK'ing on standards.
For the most part, meds use very similar training methods as main accounts. They are also notably one of the few PvP builds that are practical to train Slayer with, and thus may use Slayer-specific equipment such as leaf-bladed weapons.
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