Lvl-1 Enchant

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Lvl-1 Enchant
Released24 May 2001 (Update)
MembersNo
LevelMagic 7
SpellbookStandard
TypeUtility
Experience17.5
Runes 1Water 1Cosmic
Casting speed3 ticks (7 on autocast)
LecternOak
DescriptionFor use on sapphire and opal jewellery
Animation
Sound effect

Lvl-1 Enchant is a utility spell in the standard spellbook, requiring level 7 Magic to cast and granting 17.5 experience. The spell enchants sapphire and opal items, primarily jewellery.

This spell can be transferred to a magic tablet by bringing the required runes and a piece of soft clay to a lectern in the study of a player-owned house, granting the same experience as casting the spell.

List of items

Free-to-play players can only use the spell to enchant the sapphire amulet.

Unenchanted Enchanted Profit[e 1]
Item GE price Item GE price
414 807 269
544 449 −219
445 818 249
481 564 −41
N/A N/A N/A
753 1,628 751
545 1,520 851
703 1,209 382
548 584 −88
  1. ^ Includes spell costs assuming an appropriate rune-providing item is used.

Spell costs

Spell cost
InputCost
1 1 129
Combo runes
1 1 240
1 1 782
1 1 217
1 1 216
Main-hands
1 Alt124
Off-hands
1 124

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