Prayer Calculator
Calculate bones needed, costs, and compare training methods for Prayer.
Your Stats
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Dragon bones
Using Gilded altar (2 burners) (3.5x XP)
Training Summary
Compare Bones
| Type | XP | Needed | Cost | GP/XP |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 Drake | 280 | 46,552 | 232.8M | 17.9 |
 Fayrg | 294 | 44,335 | 199.5M | 15.3 |
 Lava dragon | 298 | 43,814 | 219.1M | 16.8 |
 Raurg | 336 | 38,793 | 271.6M | 20.8 |
 Hydra | 385 | 33,856 | 287.8M | 22.1 |
 Dagannoth | 438 | 29,793 | 223.4M | 17.1 |
 Ourg | 490 | 26,601 | 532.0M | 40.8 |
 Superior dragon | 525 | 24,828 | 273.1M | 21.0 |
Recommended Training Methods
Bury regular bonesVery slow but free if killing monsters
Dragon bones on gilded altarFast and efficient, most popular method
Superior dragon bones on gilded altarBest XP/hour, expensive
Dragon bones at chaos altarCheap but risky, 50% bone save
Superior dragon on chaos altarBest value if not PKed
Ensouled dragon headsGood XP, requires 93 Magic
Ensouled demon headsGood balance of cost and XP
About Prayer
Prayer is primarily trained by using bones on altars or burying them. The Gilded altar in a player-owned house with both burners lit gives 3.5x the base XP.
Chaos Altar: Located in level 38 Wilderness, this altar also gives 3.5x XP but has a 50% chance to not consume the bone, effectively making it cheaper but riskier.
Ensouled Heads: Using the Arceuus spellbook, you can reanimate ensouled heads for Prayer XP. This is a good alternative that also provides Magic and combat XP.