| Requirements | |
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| Skills | |
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| Items | |
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| Quest | |
| None | |
| Other | |
| None | |
| Results | |
| Profit | Experience gained |
| 53,421, after tax | |
| Inputs | Outputs (53,421, after tax) |
| 48.61 × | |
The profit rate assumes players are using a rune pickaxe at level 41 mining and are trading in their stardust at Dusuri's Star Shop for either bags full of gems or soft clay packs, which are then opened, with their contents sold on the Grand Exchange.
Starting at level 10 Mining, Stardust may be mined from Fallen Stars around Gielinor, however, it is significantly more difficult to find an available star, as stars of higher tiers may only be mined with higher mining levels. Having a mining level of at least 41 allows both access to the Rune pickaxe which significantly speeds up both mining, and finding a star to actually mine at.
Players may make use of a Telescope in their Player-owned house in the telescope space to locate an upcoming fallen star, but a more popular method is to use the Shooting Stars Chat-channel found in the Grouping menu. Since a star falls on each world every 90 minutes, this will allow you to determine a suitable world and location specific to the areas you have unlocked. Once you've travelled to the fallen star, simply begin mining. A star will only need to be re-clicked once it goes down a tier, which happens once every 7 minutes, de-spawning after size-1.
Whilst Free-to-play players may participate, it will be harder to find an active star due to limited locations and worlds, experience rates are halved, and earned stardust cannot be spent until membership is obtained.
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