OSRS XP Calculator

How experience turns into levels

Every skill uses the same experience curve. Level 2 takes 83 experience, level 50 takes 101,333 and level 99 takes 13,034,431. The gap between two levels grows by about a tenth each level, so the curve roughly doubles every seven levels.

Hitpoints is the one skill that does not start at level 1. Every account starts on level 10 with 1,154 Hitpoints experience.

Level 92 is halfway to 99

Because the curve doubles about every seven levels, level 92 (6,517,253 experience) is almost exactly half of level 99. The same holds lower down: the experience for any level above about 20 is roughly half of the level seven higher. The bar above shows how much of the experience you have, which is always further behind than the level suggests.

Virtual levels and 200M

Skills stop at level 99, but experience keeps counting. Players track it as virtual levels, which follow the same curve up to level 126 at 188,884,740 experience. Experience stops at 200,000,000 in each skill. The skill can still be trained, but it gives no more.

How the time is worked out

The goal is split level by level. At each level the route takes the fastest method you can use at that level, then adds up the hours. A rate that changes with level is read at every level, so a method that speeds up as you train is timed that way. Farming is timed in days, because trees grow in real time whether you play or not.

The whole-account total is every skill's fastest route added together. Hitpoints comes with combat: every 4 experience in Attack, Strength, Defence or Ranged from combat brings 1.33 in Hitpoints, so the total only counts the Hitpoints your other combat goals will not bring.