Required to cast Superglass Make.
Casting Superglass Make
Cast Superglass Make on buckets of sand and giant seaweed for simultaneous Magic and Crafting XP with a live material margin.
Profit, XP and account fit
Requirements
Mandatory and recommended are kept separate
Hard requirements
Required for the Lunar spellbook.
Use a Smoke battlestaff or another appropriate elemental setup.
Recommended
Supplies unlimited Air and Fire runes.
The current Wiki method expects about 26.1 molten glass from this inventory on average.
The method is limited by repeated withdrawals and spell casts.
Molten glass and giant-seaweed spreads can turn the method into a cost rather than a profit.
Location and access
Any bank
Switch to the Lunar spellbook and use any bank.
Keep buckets of sand, giant seaweed and Astral runes arranged for fast withdrawal.
Gear progression
Only equipment that changes this method
Giant seaweed bank setup
MagicSupply both elemental rune types with one weapon and leave the inventory for materials.
- Smoke battlestaff
- Astral runes
- 18 buckets of sand
- Three giant seaweed
- Bank fillers
Recommended inventory
Adjust quantities to your trip and risk plan
Method
A repeatable practical cycle
Compare 18 sand, three giant seaweed and two Astral runes with 26.1 molten glass.
Use the 18:3 material ratio from the current Wiki method.
Bank the created glass after the animation begins.
Ignoring dropped glass maximizes casting speed; collecting it increases glass yield but lowers casts per hour.
Edit the calculator rate if 600 casts/hr is not sustainable.
XP vs profit
What changes the tradeoff
The giant-seaweed inventory gives 78 Magic XP and 180 Crafting XP per cast. Faster banking can raise both rates, while collecting dropped bonus glass reduces throughput.
Profitability
Wiki reference plus your assumptions
Expected profit depends on market prices, pace and the Wiki method assumptions.
Missing assumptions are not treated as zero.
Common mistakes
Method-specific checks
Expecting exactly 26.1 glass every cast instead of treating it as an average
Counting 180 Crafting XP as Magic XP
Buying an hourly stack before testing the molten-glass price
Collecting dropped glass while still using the maximum cast rate
Useful upgrades
Improvements that affect this method
Removes elemental rune costs.
Reduce withdrawal errors.
Improves sustainable casts per hour.
Guide status and data source
Guide facts have been researched against reliable game and Wiki information. The Wiki Estimate uses current market inputs when available, while the calculator remains controlled by the player.
Mlux test: Not published