Beginner pures, also known as baby pures, are the quickest and easiest way to get into PKing. With minimal risk, fast fights and big KO potential, low level pures are some of the most fun you can have PKing in Old School Runescape, for those completely new to PKing and those who are more experienced. PK sets can be as low as 30k, and baby pures have an extremely low skill floor – as can be learnt in our baby pure PK guide – making this build one of the best to learn PKing from scratch on and start obliterating your opponents.
Building a PK-ready baby pure can be done, efficiently, in less than 24 hours. With this build, you can go straight to PKing without delay and get straight to the fun on a single bond. This guide will show you how to create a pure with 50 attack, 60 strength, 60 ranged and 31 prayer – fully quested and ready to be trained into a higher level or max pure
The initial setup for the account – mage is used to kill the bosses fought during quests
A majority of the XP is done through questing – this is far quicker than traditional XP training, and allows you to quest further for mithril gloves, avas accumulator and ancient magics without ruining your pure build.
Once you have collected all these items and geared up appropriately, you are ready to start your account! Makes sure to use the “attack styles” plugin on runelite to hide defensive attacks, to make sure you stay at 0 defence XP, and always carry multiple stamina pots and anglers to make your questing as smooth and easy as possible
Once these quests are done, train to 20 magic on the lesser demon on the top floor of the wizard’s tower
Train your fletching to 10. Thankfully this is the only non-combat skilling you’ll need to do on this account for this baby build
Train your prayer to 31
dragon bones can be used on an altar inside a house for the fastest XP. You can find open houses with altars in Rimmington on world 330. Make sure you don’t go past level 31, as we want to keep the combat level of the account as low as we can.
The bulk of questing is done, and your account should be coming together nicely. Now it’s time to train your combat. Start by training range. Below are the setups you should use whilst training – don’t worry if you can’t afford ranger boots, just leave the boot slot empty. Steel darts are extremely cheap and deal as much damage as Iron Knives at a fraction of the cost, and are highly recommended for training.
1-40 range setup
40-50 range setup
50-60 range setup
To train range, safe spot the Ogres near castle wars with your cannon – make sure you are attacking the ogres with your darts as well to train HP. Behind the bushes is a safe spot, so you will never have to worry about being damaged by the Ogres
Train in this spot until you have 60 ranged
Once you have achieved 60 Ranged, it’s time to train melee. Sand Crabs is the best place to train your combat stats, as they hit very little, have low defence and are extremely AFK. Aim to stand in a spot where three crabs spawn and aggro you, as this is the most efficient way to kill sand crabs. If you can’t find these spots, hop around the sand crabs and see where people are training – these are the good spots. Find an open world and get started. First train to 45 strength, then 50 attack. Once 50 attack, swap to a granite hammer and train to 60 strength
30-45 strength, 45-50 attack setup
45-60 strength setup
This is our recommended setup for PKing in this bracket. Wait until a big arrow, then double maul + whack for the KO. With next to 0 risk, protecting the gmaul, you can die without worries as you learn to PK – Lots of people within this bracket get smited easily for their obby mauls and granite mauls, so there’s lots of GP to be made. Good luck PKing, and I’ll see you on World 560!