While it may seem cheaper to use iron yet the process is slow

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The player must visit the Artisans Workshop to make the burial armor. To find the Artisans' workshop, take a look around in the southwest corner Falador. On the workshop's eastern side the dwarf Suak will be located on a stage close to the anvils. Request him to teach you how to build it. He'll invite another dwarf Sten to show you the technique in cutting-scene. If you weren't paying attention the first time, you can talk to him again.

When Sten is able to demonstrate it to you, Suak will tell you the type of armor you should make. If you do as he requests, you'll receive a bonus exp for a reward. When Suak's armor piece is changed, go to the anvil select that armor piece and continue your work.

To create Runescape Burial Armor, you'll require a hammer as well as iron, steel, mithril, adamant, or rune ingot. Smithing at level 30 is required as that's the minimum requirement for working with Iron ingots. For working with steel, you'll need level 45 Smithing. Level 60 for mithril, the level 70 is for Adamant, in addition to level 90, for Runite.

While it may seem cheaper to use iron yet the process is slow. With Iron Grade I, you'll get 40,000 hours of experience per hour. However, if you're using Steel Grade I, you'll get 50,000 experience per hour. The more valuable the metal , with the grade you choose, the more smithing experience you'll acquire.

To make burial armor, first, you'll need to make regular armor at the anvil in the vicinity of the burial anvils. Next, you'll need go to the craftsman anvil to upgrade the armor into burial-grade armor. Once the armor is complete it will be automatically lowered through the chute in front of the anvil.

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