Burial Armor is an old dwarf armor made at the Artisans' Workshop in the southeast corner of Falador. According to the Dwarf Suak that the dwarfs rest their dead in the armor RuneScape Gold. Burial armor made from Grade I ingots are for the miners Grade II ingots are for the warriors, and Grade III ingots for the burial armor of the smiths.
It is one of the most efficient ways of getting an experience with smithing in the game. This is because it provides the most smithing-like experience during the game. However, the armor you create won't have any worth. This type of process is costly with no reward, yet offers a high level of experience. If you're looking for a reference for armor that has real use in Runescape, look at our guide on the Best Non-degradable Armor in Runescape.
The player has to go to the Artisans Workshop to make the burial armor. To locate the Artisans workshop, go to an area in southeast Falador. To the east of the workshop there is a dwarf Suak will be on stage in front of the anvils. He'll be able to show you how to do it. He'll call the other dwarf Sten to show you how to make it in the form of a cut-scene. If you weren't paying attention and you're not sure, then ask him to teach you again.
If Sten shows you how, Suak will tell you the best armor piece to make. If you comply with what he requires, you'll be awarded a bonus exp for a reward buy rs 07 gold. When Suak's armor request changes, inside the anvil, choose that piece of armor, and then continue working.
