afraid to say theres no such thing as ice burst on runescape
You need a magic level of 31 to cast telegrab.
Make some money on the game and spend it on some runes, and cast the spell you can cast and you will get magic xp for casting it on enemies.
On runescape you gather certain runes and you cast spells to attack monsters to get you magic level up.
Um cast spells.
A Ruby Amulet in RuneScape can be enchanted with a Magic Spell that requires 1 cosmic rune and 5 fire runes to cast. The Magic Spell is called "Enchant Level 3 Jewellery" and requires a magic level of 49 to cast. All you have to do to cast it is select the spell in the standard magic spell book and select the item you want to use the spell on in your inventory.
Purchase runes and cast the highest spell you can.
You will get 48 experience for each Falador Teleport cast. You need a Magic level of 37 to cast the spell, and you can't cast the spell past level 20 in RuneScape's Wilderness or if you have been teleblocked by a player or monster. On the other hand, the Falador Teleport on the Lodestone network will grant you 0 experience, but it also free of charge.
In Runescape, You receive 65 Magic XP for every High Alchemy spell that is cast.
That is "telekinetic grab". Look in the spellbook. You need magic level 33. Once you have that, you need law runes and air runes to actually cast the spell.
Wizards cast magic spells in every RPG, or roleplaying, game as that is an accepted standard of the class. Some RPG games this applies to are Runescape and World of Warcraft.
In RuneScape, I assume. Cast any spell; that will give you magic experience. There is no easy shortcut, if that's what you mean; you'll just have to cast lots of spells. One way to do this is through magic combat.
If you have the required magic level, runes, and jewelry, you can enchant anything from sapphire rings to onyx amulets. To enchant, open up the magic spellbook. Select the enchant(insert name of gem) spell, and cast it on any ring, necklace, amulet, or bracelet with that required gem attached to it.