By the time you hit that level, you’ll probably have enough marks to get the whole outfit. Instead, you can start with the Draynor course at level 10 and then stick to the Canifis course from levels 40-56. However, the earliest you can start getting enough marks of grace for the outfit is at level 56, and you don’t need to go to every single course to do so. You can also keep running these laps to get experience, run energy, and the possibility of getting Marks of Grace. Each of these courses has several obstacles that you need to complete, such as jumping, climbing, and balancing. There are nine courses in total and ten agility levels in between each course. The Rooftop Agility Courses are courses where you test your agility.
You also have a much higher chance to leap over agility obstacles and complete them the lighter than you are.
As you run, you go through your run energy (stamina), and the heavier you are the faster your run energy goes down. Weight-reducing gear has some benefits for longer quests and also quests that involve a lot of agility. That’s a 20% boost to your run energy bonus and then a 10% bonus for wearing the entire outfit, so 30% total. The hood, cape, gloves, and boots all give a 3% boost and the top and leg pieces give 4%. Each piece of the outfit gives a special boost to your run energy.
The graceful outfit is weight-reducing gear that can help you when it comes to training with skills and quests. Once all that work is done, however, you’ll have a set of gear that will stick with you and keep you from becoming lunch for the various denizens of the world. Of course, for how beneficial it is, you’ll need to do some work to get these pieces of clothing. If you want to move fast and not get hit while you are exploring the lands of Gielinor, then Graceful clothing is one of your best options.
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