Burial Armor is the old dwarf armor made in the Artisans' workshop inside the southeast corner Falador. The Dwarf Suak that the dwarfs lay their corpses on the armor. Burial Armor is made of Grade I ingots are for miners OSRS Gold, Grade II ingots for the warriors plus Grade III ingots to make the burial armor of the smiths.

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The person must go through at the Artisans Workshop to make the burial armor. To locate the Artisans workshop, look at the southeast corner of Falador. On the workshop's jap-side there is a small Suak could be situated on an angle that is close to anvils. Request him to teach you how to make it. He'll provide a dwarf Sten to explain how to complete it in the form of a cut-scene. If you're not interested at the time, you can ask him once more.

Once Sten is able to demonstrate it to you, Suak will inform you the best piece of armor to build. If you follow the steps Suak's request, you'll earn an advantage in exchange for compliment. If Suak requests armor piece adjustments, in the anvil, pick that armor piece, and save your work.

To create Runescape Burial Armor You'll need two iron tools: a hammer steel, mithril, adamant, or rune ingot. Smithing is required at stage 30 as it's the minimum requirement to paint with Iron ingots. For painting with steel, you'll require stage forty five Smithing. Level 60 for Mithril, stages 70 and 70 are for Adamant osrs pk accounts, and stage 90 for Runite.