Combat Guide

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Introduction

This guide is written for characters playing the Standard game mode. If playing Hardcore or Adventure modes, preparation for certain events is different, especially for the Fire God Dungeon.

The guide starts with an overview on how combat works, the stats, and what items affect them. After that, it describes in detail the leveling before the first challenging dungeon of the game, the Volcanic Cave. It goes over the god dungeons and concludes with the guidance for endgame content.

There are several non-combat skills that improve various parts of the combat experience:

• Agility - Many of the obstacles provide combat bonuses.
• Herblore - Diamond Luck Potions are among the highest DPS boosts in the game.
• Thieving - There are a multitude of useful item drops from several NPCs, including Chapeau Noir, Knight's Defender, and others.
• Astrology - "Hidden levels" provide accuracy bonuses, as well as other easy to acquire boosts.
• Summoning - Tablets provide boosts to combat effectiveness and do damage. The Dragon burn effect is great against hard-to-hit enemies.

Other skills helpful for smooth progression include:

• Fletching for Ranged arrows.
• Smithing for Melee armor and weapons.
• Crafting for jewelry and Ranged armor.
• Level 99 for the Firemaking Skillcape
• Fishing/ Farming/ Cooking for healing.

Melvor Idle in general is not competitive, so it is recommended to set a goal and work towards it. Things like Fury of the Elemental Zodiacs are highly satisfying to finish. Clearing God Dungeons also greatly assists the core game skills, so Master of Nature may be a goal.

Gear Stats

All gear has certain stats that link it to one of the three combat styles: Melee, Ranged, or Magic. Gear that is more difficult to obtain is usually better. Closer to endgame, the choices become more situational. For stat breakdowns and math, use the Combat Simulator or read the Combat page.

Shared Stats

Attack Speed

Attack Speed, or AS, is determined mainly by the attack speed on weapons. It is given as seconds per attack, so lower is better. Some things that affect attack speed are:

• Elder Crown - Drop from Elder Vampire
• Sand Treaders - Drop from Turkul Riders
• Surge I / Surge II / Surge III - Spells
• Otto - Pet from Dark Waters
• Knight's Defender - Thieving from Knight, melee only
• Ring of Barrage - Level 90 ring
• Guardian Amulet and Spiked Shell Ring - Negatively impacts attack speed
  • Guardian Amulet - Drops from Earth Chests upgraded from Earth Shards, Earth God Dungeon
  • Spiked Shell Ring - Upgrade from 10 Guardian Rings and 500 Stinging Essence
• Slowing Debuffs

Damage Reduction

Damage Reduction, or DR, is an extremely powerful stat. Damage Reduction, Hitpoints, and Auto Eat tier are all taken into account when considering how much damage the player can take. Damage Reduction can be found on:

• - All gold-trimmed armor pieces
• - All Ancient tier gear, trimmed to max
• - All god dungeon gear
• Silver Diamond Ring - Can be obtained through Crafting, Combat, or Thieving
• Damage Reduction Potions
• Leonardo - Defence Pet
• Erran - Earth God Dungeon Pet
• Agility Obstacles
• Safeguard/ Stone Skin - Prayer
• Absorbing Shield - Gain DR at the cost of Evasion

For the end game, there are some Prayers and items that drop from Impending Darkness that affect enemies' DR:

• Battleheart - Prayer, reduces enemy DR
• Shield of Ranged Power
• Shield of Magic Power
• Shield of Melee Power
• Ring of Power
• Bone

Auto Eat

Auto Eat is an upgrade that automatically eats equipped food after a certain health threshold. Upgrading this as quickly as possible is critical. Auto Eat Tier, along with Hitpoints and Damage Reduction controls the vast majority of accessible content. Dungeons can be done earlier with Auto Eat - Tier III.

With Auto Eat, the type of food does not matter as long as one does not run out of it. The difference between Potatoes or Whale (Perfect) is negligible. The main difference is the time spent Cooking or Farming instead of fighting monsters.

Auto Eat Threshold

Auto Eat Threshold reduces the effective HP necessary to trigger Auto Eat, lowering the necessary HP/DR required. Currently, only one item affects the Auto Eat threshold:

• Wasteful Ring - Drops from Wicked Greater Dragon

Auto Eat Efficiency

Auto Eat Efficiency increases the amount of HP healed per piece of food eaten. This can be found on:

• Cooking item mastery
• Astrology constellation modifiers
• Agility Obstacles
• Famished Potions

Slayer Area Effect Negation

Slayer Area Effect Negation reduces the effect of Slayer Area debuffs when fighting in one of these areas. These can range from annoying ( Forest of Goo, Arid Plains) to downright progress blocking ( Dark Waters, Unhallowed Wasteland). This stat can be found on:

• Pillar of Combat - Agility capstone
• Hunter's Ring - Drops from Hunting Greater Dragon
• - All Slayer armor from the shop (higher tier provides more)
• Slayer Skillcape

Armor/Evasion Rating

These are included on all pieces of armor, and are heavily connected to the Combat Triangle. The higher the number, the better. It helps to kill enemies faster only if they can stun, slow, or sleep, as the player will evade their disabling attacks more often.

Class-related Stats

Melee Stats

Melee gear focuses on 4 stats:

• Strength bonus: One of the factors that determines max hit
• Stab/Slash/Block bonus: Determines the accuracy (chance to hit) of that particular attack style. Every weapon favors one of the styles, and using the correct one will boost your effective DPS.

Magic Stats

Magic armor and weapons focus on 2 stats:

• Magic Damage Bonus: Determines your max hit
• Magic Attack bonus: Determines your accuracy

Additionally, Magic also benefits from Rune Preservation Chance and Rune Cost Reduction. These can be found on:

• - All staves
• - All imbued wands, crafted via Runecrafting from Magic Wand (Elite)
• Book of Eli - Drops from Hall of Wizards dungeon
• Book of Occults - Drops from Necromancer
• Salem - Magic Pet
• Skull Cape - Slayer Shop

Ranged Stats

Ranged armor and weapons focus on 2 stats:

• Ranged strength bonus: Determines your max hit
• Ranged attack bonus: Determines your accuracy

Additionally, Ranged gear also benefits from Ammo Preservation. This can be found on:

• Ranger Boots - Drops from Spider Chest in Spider Forest
• Ranger Hat - Drops from Spider Chest in Spider Forest
• Ranged Skillcape
• Cape of Ranged Preservation
• Marahute - Ranged Pet
• / - All Throwing Knives and Javelins
• Throwing Power Gloves - Negatively impacts ranged preservation using throwing weapons

Special Attacks and Loot Passives

Beyond stats, many pieces of equipment have Special Attacks or passive effects.

Special Attacks have a percentage chance of triggering when in combat and will replace your standard attack. A list of equipment and spells with special attacks can be viewed on the Special Attacks page.

Loot Passive effects are bonuses that are always in play. These will increase your GP/hr as well as provide more loot to speed up many of the long grinds in the game. Item doubling is the most critical. These can be found on:

• Ring of Wealth - 7% Item doubling while in Combat, which is 2% greater than the same bonus provided by Aorpheat's Signet Ring
• Aorpheat's Signet Ring - Made with parts A/B, collected from doing combat/non-combat skills while wearing a Gold Topaz Ring
• Chapeau Noir - Rare Thieving Drop
• Pillar of Generosity - Agility capstone

GP increases can be found on:

• Gold Topaz Ring - Made in Crafting, or common drop
• Gloves of Silence - Drops from Thief
• Fine Coinpurse - Thieving Woman
• Gold Crested Shield - Thieving King
• Jeweled Necklace - Low Town Thieving Drop
• Ring of Wealth - Royal Castle Thieving Drop
• Sneak-Ers - Rare Thieving Drop

External Tooling

Two popular external tools are the Combat Simulator and Can I Idle.

Combat Simulator is a browser extension maintained by TinyCoyote that allows you to estimate many attributes of combat, such as death rate, XP/hr, drops/hr, DPS, and so on. With Combat Simulator, it is trivial to check if your setup is going to work or not. It uses the same webworker as the game itself, so it's quite accurate.

Can I Idle is a site built and maintained by Silber. You enter some of the stats found on the combat page and see which enemies you can or can't idle. It's a very useful tool throughout the game.

Slayer

If you play actively, you can start with Slayer early. If you want to progress in it, unlocking Auto Slayer should be your first goal. You will also level your combat skills along the way.

If you idle, it is okay to leave Slayer until you need the bonuses from its gear or drops from its monsters. Slayer picks up closer to the time of Volcanic Cave, and you will be able to catch up quickly with all the gear that you have at that point.

It takes 15 Normal Slayer tasks to buy the Basic Slayer gear. The Slayer Gear Upgrade Kit (Strong) / Slayer Gear Upgrade Kit (Elite) / Slayer Gear Upgrade Kit (Master) take 25 Hard Tasks / 30 Elite Tasks / 40 Master Tasks respectively.

Slayer Areas sometimes require items that must be purchased using slayer coins from the Shop. One note, the monsters locked in slayer areas will not be rolled in slayer tasks until the item is purchased from the shop. You can leverage this to control the task rolls.

Early Game (Pre-Volcanic Cave)

Before Volcanic Cave, the game is primarily about leveling up your core combat stats, getting a feel for the combat systems, and acquiring items for non-combat skills. Volcanic Cave is the first real challenge the game presents to you, and preparing for it will likely take a couple of weeks of grinding for standard accounts. This may be faster nowadays, but it took me about a month from setting my mind to the grind and completing it.

All three combat styles are connected. It is impossible to use only one style throughout the game if you wish to complete all content. Most people start with melee because it is the easiest style in terms of gear.

It is highly recommend to level all styles to not be in the position where you finished Volcanic Cave and then have to level your Ranged from level 1 for 2 weeks.

Leveling Guidelines

The leveling guidelines below assume that your character is using an appropriate Auto Eat level and won't run out of food. Auto Eat tiers are listed out when buying the next tier would allow you to clear a dungeon you otherwise couldn't.

The assumed gear is at absolute bare minimum: full armor of the selected tier, base scimitar and shield, no cape, amulet, rings, prayers, potions, astrology stars, or agility obstacles. With all unaccounted bonuses, you often can go higher than what is given in the guide.

All assumed skill levels are equal to the ones required by the set of gear.

Each combat style has a subsection that lists out all of the best XP/hr monsters and idleable dungeons at this gear breakpoint.

The monster levels are listed where possible. It should roughly guide you on what item to work towards next.

For choosing a proper mob to farm, it is recommended to follow a priority rule:

1. Mob that drops what you want,
2. Slayer Tasks,
3. Highest Combat XP/hr.

Hitting Frozen Archers for 2 weeks is a really boring way to play the game.

And finally, using Combat Simulator and Can I Idle should be your guide over anything printed here. This guide accepts no responsibility for your untimely demise.

Gear Goals

An early goal for most players is the Amulet of Looting, found in the Spider Forest, which will make combat a fully automated activity. Beyond that, it's mainly a matter of learning how combat works and leveling up your skills. Please note that the following items are not mandatory, but they help in progression:

• Sand Treaders - Drops from Turkul Riders (lv. 56)
• Elite Amulet of Defence - Drops from combining 100 Amulet of Defence or from Undead Graveyard. Provides the defence bonus and 2% DR. Aside from being generally good, it's the amulet that will help you to reduce the food expenditure when fighting as Magic versus Melee. For the optimal way to get it, refer to the FEZ/Guide. Check with the Combat Simulator to be sure.
• Desert Wrappings - Drops from Turkul Archers (lv. 80)
• Amulet of Looting - Drops from Spider Forest (lv. 158)

Melee

Leveling

For melee, your goal is to wear and wield the highest level gear available to you. I have replicated the tables here, abbreviated for the point where you're going to need to start clearing the higher-level dungeons.

Level Requirement	Attack Material	Defence Material	Best XP Monster	Newly Idleable Dungeons
1	Bronze	Bronze	Cow	-
	Iron	Iron	Cow	-
	(Using Iron)	Slayer (Basic)	Cow	-
5	Steel	Steel	Skeleton	-
10	Black	Black	Frozen Archer (Skip Black Armor, it's hard to gear for)	Chicken Coop (Requires Auto Eat - Tier II)
20	Mithril	Mithril	Frozen Archer	-
30	Adamant	Adamant	Frozen Archer	Undead Graveyard
	(Using Adamant)	Slayer (Strong)	Frozen Archer	-
40	Ice	Ice	Frozen Archer	Spider Forest / Frozen Cove / Bandit Base
	Rune	Rune	Frozen Archer	Miolite Caves (Requires Auto Eat - Tier III)
	(Using Rune)	Miolite	Frozen Archer	-
50	Desert Sabre	(Using Rune)	Bandit	Deep Sea Ship / Hall of Wizards
	Miolite Sceptre (Using Surge II & Anguish II)	(Using Rune)	Bandit	-
60	Dragon	Dragon	Bandit	-
		Slayer (Elite)	Vampire	-

Gear Goals

Before Volcanic, you can grind the Castle of Kings area to find most of your upgrades to supplant any gear not gained from smithing. You can also get some very good melee weapons in pre-Volcanic Cave areas. Drops to look for:

• Ice Sword - Drops from Frozen Cove (lv. 191)/ Ice Monster (lv. 75)
• Elerine Spear - Drops from Elerine Warrior (lv. 96)
• Amulet of Torture - Rare drop from Fierce Devil (lv. 100), Deep Sea Ship (lv. 177)
• Warberd - 2H, Drops from Seething Horned Elite (lv. 161)
• Desert Sabre - Drops from Turkul Giant (lv. 125)
• War Axe - 2H, Drops from Raging Horned Elite (lv. 125)
• Ancient Sword - Drops from Deep Sea Ship (lv. 177)
• Sunset Rapier - One of the best melee weapons early, Deep Sea Ship (lv. 177). This can carry you through Air God Dungeon / Infernal Stronghold. It's probably the most important drop for Melee.
• Miolite Sceptre - Drops from Miolite Caves (lv. 178) dungeon
• Sandstorm Ring - Drops from Sand Beast (lv. 197)
• Dragon Claw - Very long grind, Dragon Claw Fragment drops from Griffin (lv. 124).
• Ancient Claw - Very long grind, Ancient Claw Fragment drops from Pegasus (lv. 182).

Ranged

Same as Melee, you should be doing the highest XP/hr monster with the highest possible gear. Due to the slower attack speed and the relative difficulty of Fletching large amounts of bolts, you shouldn't use crossbows until you have the Dragon Crossbow or better. For bolts, anything worse than Emerald Bolts is sellable. Save the Diamonds for Diamond Luck IV Potions.

Leveling

Ranged Level	Bows	Arrows	Armor	Best XP Monster	Idleable Dungeons
1	Normal Shortbow / Normal Longbow	Bronze Arrows	Leather	Cow	-
		Iron Arrows	Slayer Cowl (Basic)/ Slayer Leather Body (Basic)	Cow	-
		Ice Arrows	(Using Leather)	Cow	-
5	Oak Shortbow / Oak Longbow	Steel Arrows	(Using Leather)	Ranged Golbin	-
10	(Using Oak Shortbow)	(Using Steel Arrows)	Hard Leather	Tentacle	Chicken Coop (Requires Auto Eat - Tier II)
20	Willow Shortbow / Willow Longbow	Mithril Arrows	(Using Hard Leather)	Frozen Archer	-
30	Maple Shortbow / Maple Longbow	Adamant Arrows	Slayer Cowl (Strong) / Slayer Leather Body (Strong)	Wizard / Bandit	Undead Graveyard
40	Yew Shortbow / Yew Longbow	Rune Arrows	Green D-hide / Ranger Hat/ Ranger Boots	Bandit	Spider Forest
	Ice Shortbow		Ice	Master Wizard	Bandit Base / Hall of Wizards / Frozen Cove / Deep Sea Ship / Miolite Caves(Requires Auto Eat - Tier III)
50	Magic Shortbow / Magic Longbow	(Using Rune)	Blue D-hide + Ranger gear	Master Wizard	-
	Desert Shortbow / Elerine Longbow	(Using Rune)	(Using Blue D-hide)	Master Wizard	-
60	Redwood Shortbow / Redwood Longbow	Dragon Arrows	Red D-hide	Master Wizard	-
	Poisoned Shortbow	(Using Dragon)	Slayer Cowl (Elite) / Slayer Leather Body (Elite)	Master Wizard	-

Gear Goals

• Ancient Longbow - Drops from Bandit Base (lv. 115) dungeon
• Ranger Hat/ Ranger Boots - Drops from Spider Forest (lv. 156) dungeon
• Desert Shortbow - Drops from Turkul General (lv. 164)
• Elder Dragonhide gear - Drops from Dragons Den (lv. 272) dungeon
• Ancient Crossbow - Drops from Dragons Den (lv. 272) dungeon
• Slayer's Crossbow - Great for Slayer tasks. The necessary part drops from all Horned Elites in Desolate Plains.

Magic

Your progression commonly is:

1. Leveling up through Alt. Magic until you can use Fire Surge. Depending on how much you want to minmax, you can start using the battle magic earlier.
2. Getting the Ancient set and the Book of Eli.
3. Unlocking Ancient Magicks by clearing the Volcanic Cave 100 times.
4. Getting the Cloudburst Staff - the strongest Magic-DPS weapon in the game.

Leveling

- See Magic/Training

Magic Level	Weapon	Spell	Best XP Monster	Idleable Dungeons
1	Base Staves
	Magic Wand (Basic)
30	Battlestaves
	Magic Wand (Powerful)
40	Mystic Staves
60	Magic Wand (Elite)

Gear Goals

• Mystic Staves - Craftable, Runecrafting (lv. 70)
• Nature's Call Staff - Drops from Elerine Mage (lv. 103) and Druid (lv. 63), combine both halves
  • Upgrades into Nature's Wrath Staff with materials from Giant Moth (lv. 223) and Miolite Caves (lv. 178)dungeon
• Shaman Ring - Drops from Shaman (lv. 93)
  • Upgrades into Nature's Blessing Ring with 10,000 Nature Rune
• Magic Wand (Powerful) - Drops from Dark Wizard (lv. 108)
• Ancient Magic Gear - Drops from Hall of Wizards (lv. 121) dungeon
• Book of Eli - Drops from Hall of Wizards (lv. 121) dungeon
• Miolite Gear - Drops from Miolite Caves (lv. 178) dungeon

Volcanic Cave

Your first target after reaching Level 99 is the Volcanic Cave.

To prevent issues with duplicating content, all information about it was put into a dedicated page.

- See Volcanic Cave/Guide

Infernal Stronghold

Congratulations on beating the Volcanic Cave!

You now have the Fire Cape that provides 2% DR and slightly improves your defences.

Next, you need to clear the Infernal Stronghold once to get the Infernal Cape - the best combat cape at this stage of the game.

Use the build for manual eating from the linked guide to clear the dungeon.

- See Infernal Stronghold/Guide

Mid Game (God Dungeons)

While somewhat intimidating, all four god dungeons are handled in the same way - the next one is beaten with the gear from the previous one.

• Air by Ancient gear from Volcanic,
• Water by Aeris gear from Air,
• Earth by Glacia gear from Water,
• Fire by preferably Aeris gear or by Glacia, but that requires much more DR.

Some additional useful drops for the midgame are the following, found in Elite-tier slayer areas:

• Elder Crown - Drops from the Elder Vampire,
• Magic Wand (Elite) - Drops from the Cursed Maiden, used for Imbued Wands,
• Fury of the Elemental Zodiacs - Bounty Hunter greatly accelerates this grind,
• Elite Slayer Gear - Purchased in shop.

None of the above are needed, but definitely worth obtaining here. You should also be nearing max combat as you progress through the dungeons.

To unlock the ancient spells, you will need to run each of the God Dungeons 100 times. Each dungeon also provides extremely useful drops, some of which are Best-in-Slot (BiS).

Additionally, completing the God Dungeons unlocks the skill upgrades: Perpetual Haste, Expanded Knowledge, Master of Nature, and Art of Control. These reduce the related skill intervals by 15%, which makes them excellent for anyone going for mastery.

It might take around a month to complete all God Dungeons in preparation for Into the Mist.

Air God Dungeon

Item	Slot	DR%
(G) Ancient Helmet	Head	7%
(G) Ancient Platebody	Body	7%
(G) Ancient Platelegs	Leggings	7%
(G) Dragon Boots	Boots	6%
(U) Ancient D-hide Vambraces	Hands	6%
Infernal Cape	Cape	4%
Elite Amulet of Defence	Neck	2%
Sandstorm Ring	Ring	0%
Dragonfire Shield	Off-hand	8%
Total		46%

The order of actions to get this build is the following:

1. For the vambraces, check the Dragons Den/Guide.
2. DPS-wise, get at least Sunset Rapier. Check the Deep Sea Ship/Guide for that.
3. Get the Sandstorm Ring. It's an immense DPS boost for Melee builds.
4. For the amulet, check the FEZ/Guide. Ideally, compare your options with the Combat Simulator because Bounty Hunter has large DPS. Your food expenditure might be not worth it.
5. Clear Volcanic Cave 100 times.
6. Now might be the time to farm Pegasi for the Ancient Claw. You need 20k accuracy on Slicing Winds. For instance, by getting the set, , , , and Level 91. The Ancient Claw/Guide explains why farming it now may be the best option.
7. Get the Dragonfire Shield - its DR and HP buff will be useful throughout the whole game. To get dem bonez, give a Green Dragon some Icicle Volleys treatment because it has the best DPS at the moment. Or you can use Slicing Winds if you don't want to bother with water runes.
8. Collect a full Ancient set from the Volcanic Cave.
9. Ideally, manually farm Infernal Stronghold for 10 Infernal Cores to get an Infernal Claw. There's a guide about it: Infernal Stronghold/Guide.
10. Whack the hell out of the Air God Dungeon.

For the gear options and notable drops, see Air God Dungeon/Guide.

Water God Dungeon

Link to guide: Water God Dungeon/Guide

Item	Slot	DR%
Aeris God Helmet	Head	8%
Aeris God Platebody	Body	8%
Aeris God Platelegs	Leggings	8%
Aeris God Boots	Boots	8%
Aeris God Gloves	Hands	8%
Subtotal		40%
Infernal Cape	Cape	4%
Fury of the Elemental Zodiacs	Neck	3%
Silver Diamond Ring	Ring	1%
Dragonfire Shield	Off-hand	8%
Total		56%

At this point, you should have a full set of Aeris God Gear. For your weapon, you should be using Ancient Crossbow, or Slayer's Crossbow/ Dragon Crossbow if you don't have one. Dragonfire Shield as well makes this a breeze so you can use Aorpheat's Signet Ring in the ring slot.

Emerald Bolts are probably your best bet. Jadestone Bolts work too if you have those.

This dungeon is a breeze if you have the above gear. Notable drops:

• Cloudburst Staff - One of the BiS weapons for magic. Situationally useful.
• Glacia God Gear - Magic BiS. Save at least 10 for Unhallowed Wasteland ring upgrades ( Burning Madness Gloves)
• Warlock Ring - Save at least 10 for Unhallowed Wasteland ring upgrades ( Burning Madness Ring)
• Magic Wand (Elite) - Useful for imbued wand crafting

After completing this dungeon, you should absolutely complete the Infernal Claw grind if you have not already. This weapon is necessary for Into the Mist, and is one of the highest DPS weapons in the game, whilst also allowing you to wield Dragonfire Shield. Full Glacia + Gust should kill Griffin / Pegasus quite easily if you hit the accuracy breakpoint.

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Earth God Dungeon

Link to guide: Earth God Dungeon/Guide

Item	Slot	DR%
Glacia God Helmet	Head	8%
Glacia God Platebody	Body	8%
Glacia God Platelegs	Leggings	8%
Glacia God Boots	Boots	8%
Glacia God Gloves	Hands	8%
Subtotal		40%
Skull Cape	Cape	3%
Fury of the Elemental Zodiacs	Neck	3%
Aorpheat's Signet Ring	Ring	0%
Dragonfire Shield	Off-hand	8%
Total		54%

Same ordeal as the Water God Dungeon. Equip the previous set of armor, then get to work. By now, you should likely have Skull Cape, one of the BiS capes for magic. Air Imbued Wand is highly recommended so you can use Gust for cheap along with the Dragonfire Shield.

Again, this dungeon is easy. Notable Drops:

• Terran God Gear - The defense-oriented melee set. Helps you splash melee pieces to hit DR thresholds. Save at least 10 for Unhallowed Wasteland glove upgrades ( Spiked Shell Gloves)
• Guardian Ring - Save at least 10 for Unhallowed Wasteland ring upgrades ( Spiked Shell Ring)
• Guardian Amulet - Situationally useful melee amulet
• Earth Layered Shield - BiS melee shield. Provides *12%* DR

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Fire God Dungeon

Link to Guide: Fire God Dungeon/Guide

Item	Slot	DR%
Aeris God Helmet	Head	8%
Aeris God Platebody	Body	8%
Aeris God Platelegs	Leggings	8%
Aeris God Boots	Boots	8%
Aeris God Gloves	Hands	8%
Subtotal		40%
Infernal Cape	Cape	4%
Fury of the Elemental Zodiacs	Neck	3%
Aorpheat's Signet Ring	Ring	0%
Dragonfire Shield	Off-hand	8%
Total		55%

This dungeon is a bit harder than the previous, as it mixes both melee and magic enemies. For that reason, use the Aeris god set. Gear setup is similar to the Water God Dungeon, but focuses primarily on DR breakpoints. Consider using the Stone Skin prayer or Damage Reduction Potion IV's. Getting enough DR without using prayer or potions will severely hamper your clear times, as you won't be equipping the proper DPS gear.

Highly recommend using combat sim to ensure you aren't killed by Ragnar or Ignis. This dungeon probably has the most variety in setups out of any of the dungeons, just ensure that you aren't in danger of dying.

Notable drops:

• Fighter Amulet - One of the BiS amulets for melee. CC is absolutely critical at high level combat.
• Fighter Ring - Save at least 10 for Unhallowed Wasteland ring upgrades ( Relentless Fury Ring)
• Ragnar God Gear - Offensively oriented BiS melee gear. Save at least 10 for Unhallowed Wasteland glove upgrades ( Relentless Fury Gloves)

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Preparing for Into the Mist

Into the Mist is one of the most difficult challenges in the game. The Insane difficulty is accurate. It cannot be idled.

To start, you first fight 20 Afflicted versions of randomly chosen monsters between combat level 165 and 677. Any monster, save those from Unhallowed Wasteland or Dark Waters, including bosses, can be chosen.

Affliction is a special status effect applied by monsters that reduces your max HP. This means that the encounters are a race against the clock, forcing you to kill the enemy before your affliction stacks get too high. Due to this, it is recommended that you focus on DPS above all else when choosing your three gear sets.

This dungeon cannot be completed without the Dungeon Equipment Swapping upgrade purchased from the shop.

It is recommended that you have acquired *all* previously available BiS gear for each combat style before attempting ITM.

Recommended Gear from Best to Worst:

• All BiS God Dungeon Gear
• Diamond Luck Potion - As many as possible
• Combat Agility Obstacles
• Ragnar Godsword, Terran Godsword, Darksteel Dagger
• Stormsnap, Ancient Longbow, or Ancient Crossbow
• Jadestone Bolts, Ancient Arrows, Dragon Arrows
• Dragonfire Shield, Scaled Shield (Upgraded (U) Ancient D-hide Shield with materials from Toxic Swamps)
• Miolite Shield
• Skull Cape
• Fury of the Elemental Zodiacs
• Air Imbued Wand
• Level 84 Prayer

At this point you can probably begin to make your way towards one of the longest grinds in the game, Fury of the Elemental Zodiacs. FEZ, as it is often called, is made from the upgrading process by combining:

• 2 Elite Amulet of Defence - Made by combining 100 Amulet of Defence
• 2 Elite Amulet of Magic - Made by combining 100 Amulet of Magic
• 2 Elite Amulet of Accuracy - Made by combining 100 Amulet of Accuracy
• 2 Elite Amulet of Strength - Made by combining 100 Amulet of Strength
• 2 Elite Amulet of Ranged - Made by combining 100 Amulet of Ranged
• 2 Elite Amulet of Glory - Made by combining 100 Amulet of Glory
• 10 Amulet of Fury
• 10 Amulet of Torture

This item is by no means necessary, but it is very useful as a "catch all" type of amulet. No matter what situation you're in, FEZ is probably a good choice. See the following link for best practices while farming for the amulet.

Link to Guide: Fury of the Elemental Zodiacs/Guide

Into the Mist

Note that it may be beneficial to complete the Master tier Slayer tasks required to unlock Slayer Gear Upgrade Kit (Master) before completing Into the Mist for the first time. This is because of Dark Waters monsters being added to the pool of available enemies. It will no longer be trivial to use Auto Slayer for Master tier Tasks, as the new enemies are fairly strong, and are more lethal to the average player than the Greater Dragons available in the Perilous Peaks version of Master Tasks. If you do not feel comfortable learning how to do manual slayer, feel free to Auto-slay Perilous Peaks. See below for a more in depth explanation.

Into the Mist consists of 3 set order phases, with pauses in between each phase. Refer to Into the Mist/Guide for a comprehensive guide on completing this dungeon.

Notable Rewards:

• Access to the Dark Waters slayer area, where the T90 weapons can be obtained
• Pablo - Drops after 5 completions

Passive Slot

Main Article: Combat Passive Slot

Congratulations on completing Into the Mist! Your reward is one of the best upgrades in the game, the passive slot. This allows you to slot any item with a "Passive: ____" effect into said slot. What this allows you to do is splash extra effects from items with otherwise mediocre stats into your build.

While the original article is more than exhaustive, some of the best choices are highlighted here:

• Chapeau Noir - More item doubling is always good
• Ring of Wealth - More item doubling is always good
• Master Slayer Armor - Lets you splash more Flat Slayer Area Reduction, along with a pittance of item doubling
• Elder Crown - Slightly more dps from attack interval reduction, a big pile of free lifesteal helps you preserve your food stocks
• Fighter Amulet - Melee only, good dps, less attacks taken from enemies
• Deadeye Amulet - Ranged only, fantastic dps

When to complete Master Slayer Tasks: Before or after ITM

Slayer Gear Upgrade Kit (Master) and therefore Master Slayer Armor are unlocked by completing 40 Master tier Slayer tasks. Master Tier slayer consists of 3 Slayer areas based on the following unlock conditions:

• Perilous Peaks - Level 85. By default, only enemies in this area will appear in Master Tasks
• Dark Waters - Into the Mist completed at least once.
• Unhallowed Wasteland - Map to the Unhallowed Wasteland purchased from the Shop.

Completing 40 Master tasks can take anywhere from 20-80+ hours (with a probable average of about 40hours), depending on your setup, luck with task length, or efficiency/luck in rerolling for short tasks on the fastest to kill monster. These tasks can be completed either before or after Into the Mist, and which method you do is up to you.

Due to the difficulty of enemies in Dark Waters, using Auto Slayer to complete Master tasks is no longer feasible following the completion of Into the Mist. Therefore, it is 'simpler' to complete all 40 tasks while having only Perilous Peaks unlocked, as the only necessity is to meet the DR checkpoints of each monster. You will also need a fairly healthy supply of food, as these Greater Dragons all have the Greater Dragonbreath ability, which deals a large amount of unavoidable damage.

The Dark Waters drop valuable materials to make powerful weapons, generally consume equal or less food than greater dragons, and an average of about 40 hours each to complete with optimal setups. Therefore, even though they cannot be done on Auto-slayer, completing your Master tasks while working on your t90 weapons will most likely consume less food, and generally take less overall time on on task by killing two birds with one stone. The major downside here is that you will want to check back in every 2-3 hours to swap your equipment and manually change to the next task. This is not mandatory, but it is recommended as you will be earning Slayer XP and Slayer Coins all the while, and you will be able to purchase Prayer Points and Food at a profit.

Consider the addition of the Passive Slot - By equipping powerful passive effects in this slot, you can greatly increase your DPS, item drop rate, or greatly reduce your food consumption. This is most noticable on Greater Dragons; with the Elder Crown equipped, food use against these enemies drops dramatically. Fighter Amulet works similarly for enemies primarily fought with Melee; Rokken and Hunting Greater Dragon.

T90 Farming

Following completion of Into the Mist, you now have access to Dark Waters, the penultimate slayer area. These 3 mobs drop fragments for the T90 weapons, the highest level, and often most powerful, weapons in the game that are extremely helpful in completing the following slayer area, as well as the Impending Darkness Event. These are long grinds, and require quite a bit of preparation. Each weapon requires 100 fragments, and the fragments have a 2% drop rate. That's 5,000 kills on average.

We recommend acquiring them while fighting each monster as a slayer task, this will require you to turn OFF auto-slayer, and will encourage semi-frequent check-ins. Doing these on task will increase your damage dealt to them from various buffs, namely Slayer Skillcape. This will make the order you obtain the final weapons in effectively random, but if you want to do them in a specific order, we recommend the following:

• Shockwave - Made from Shockwave Fragment, dropped by Rokken
• Ocean Song - Made from Ocean Song Fragment, dropped by Ku-tul
• Tidal Edge - Made from Tidal Edge Fragment, dropped by Umbora

Additionally, you should also acquire the pet Otto whilst doing this grind, if you do not, continue farming whichever mob you kill the fastest on or off task until you get it.

Item fragments are very rare drops, and you should attempt to sneak in as much item doubling into your gear as possible. Using Combat Sim to measure your Drops/hr with no deaths is highly recommended. It can make the difference in literal days of grinding.

Order

The order you obtain these items in is not particularly important.

While it may seem that using these weapons to farm the other weapons would be beneficial, this is not the case due to the relatively weak power level of Tidal Edge and Ocean Song compared to other available weapons. The only suggestion here is to obtain Shockwave and use it to obtain Ocean Song

The common orders are:

- Shockwave then Ocean Song then Tidal Edge

- Tidal Edge then Shockwave then Ocean Song

Between those two, the required time is roughly equal.

Many people combine the grinding of these weapons with the grind for the master slayer gear. An added benefit is the increased damage given by the Slayer Skillcape and buffs from Astrology while fighting slayer tasks. Another benefit is the ability to buy prayer points, Light Runes, and Food at a profit with the use of Generous Resupply.

Requirements

There are very few hard requirements beyond the ability to survive and the entry requirement of  Slayer Level 90, but there are several skills and items that will make this grind significantly easier, and we would be remiss to not mention them

Suggestion	Benefit
Slayer Skillcape	25% Flat Slayer Area Effect Negation
Level 99	Less need for DR
Level 99	Pillar of Combat
Level 90	Dragon Synergies
Level 95	Battleheart
Slayer Helmet (Elite)	15% Flat Slayer Area Effect Negation
Slayer Cowl (Elite)	15% Flat Slayer Area Effect Negation
Infernal Claw	Outpaces Rokken's stun
Cloudburst Staff	Highest damage weapon in the game
Slayer's Crossbow	Highest damage non-T90 ranged weapon for slayer

Below are some gear suggestions. Depending on Prayer, Potions, and Agility buffs, your optimal gear can change.

Tidal Edge

To be able to idle Umbora with Magic, you'll need 47 DR assuming you have 1000 HP.

Umbora can be killed with Normal Magic if you have a Cloudburst Staff or an Ocean Song, or with Ancient Magicks at a much slower rate. Note that Cloudburst is the fastest method, even if you have to squeeze in extra DR from Guardian Ring or Prayer.

With Cloudburst Staff, use Water Surge or Water Wave (reduced rune cost), Anguish III, and Fury II.

With Ocean Song, use Fire Surge, Anguish III, and Surge II.

With an Air Imbued Wand or a Fire Imbued Wand, use Gust or Incinerate.

Use of Combination Runes is highly recommended for all methods.

Slot	Better to Worse
Head	Glacia God Helmet		Slayer Wizard Hat (Master)
Body	Glacia God Platebody		Slayer Wizard Robes (Master)
Leggings	Glacia God Platelegs
Boots	Glacia God Boots
Hands	Glacia God Gloves
Cape	Maximum Skillcape		Slayer Skillcape
Neck	Fury of the Elemental Zodiacs		Elite Amulet of Magic		Warlock Amulet
Passive	Chapeau Noir		Ring of Wealth		Aorpheat's Signet Ring
Ring	Ring of Wealth		Warlock Ring		Guardian Ring
Weapon	Cloudburst Staff		Air Imbued Wand		Magic Wand (Elite)
Offhand			Scaled Shield		Earth Layered Shield

Slayer Wizard Hat (Master) and Slayer Wizard Robes (Master) do not increase the amount of fragments per hour over Glacia, and even if available, should not be used if your goal is to collect fragments.

Ocean Song

To be able to idle Ku-tul with Ranged, you'll need 48 DR assuming you have 1,000 HP.

You'll be killing Ku-tul with either a Shockwave, Slayer's Crossbow or an Ancient Crossbow. Use of Jadestone Bolts is recommended, Emerald Bolts are not recommended as jadestone bolts should be plentiful enough at this point in progression.

Slot	Better to Worse
Head	Slayer Cowl (Master)			Slayer Cowl (Elite)
Body	Slayer Leather Body (Master)			Aeris God Platebody
Leggings	Aeris God Platelegs				(U) Ancient D-hide Chaps
Boots	Aeris God Boots				Sand Treaders
Hands	Aeris God Gloves				(U) Ancient D-hide Vambraces
Cape	Maximum Skillcape			Slayer Skillcape
Passive	Chapeau Noir		Ring of Wealth
Neck	Deadeye Amulet		Fury of the Elemental Zodiacs		Elite Amulet of Ranged
Ring	Ring of Wealth		Aorpheat's Signet Ring		Guardian Ring
Weapon	Slayer's Crossbow				Ancient Crossbow
Offhand	Scaled Shield		Dragonfire Shield		Earth Layered Shield
Ammo	Jadestone Bolts		Emerald Bolts		Ruby Bolts

40% slayer area reduction increases your DPS against Ku-tul, and therefore, unless it will lead to your untimely demise, at least a Slayer Cowl (Elite) should be used.

Slayer Cowl (Master) and Slayer Leather Body (Master) positively impact the amount of fragments you receive, and if available, should be used.

Shockwave

While the other two weapons are pretty straightforward in terms of gear, the Shockwave is not.

Rokken is by far the most dangerous and is both willing, and able to kill you if you are not extremely careful in your setup. This monster is able to buff itself to an attack speed of 2.2s, and is able to stun you, which massively increases its damage against you. Your goal here is either to be able to survive the increased stun damage, or to never actually take the stun damage by having an equivalent or faster attack speed than the monster.

You need to use Melee for this grind, and as said before, it is highly recommended that you use an Infernal Claw to complete this. Tidal Edge is too slow to reliably survive Rokken's stun without significant extra work, requiring you to put on more DR that will massively affect your kill time. Assuming you were able to use the exact same setup with no Astrology buffs, Infernal Claw is only 1-2% slower than Tidal Edge. Adding buffs from Astrology, adding the additional DR or attack interval reduction required for Tidal Edge, and using summoning combat familiars invert this difference and make Tidal Edge up to 20% slower with no tangible benefit.

Slot	Better to Worse
Head	Slayer Helmet (Master)				Slayer Helmet (Elite)
Body	Slayer Platebody (Master)				Ragnar God Platebody		Terran God Platebody
Leggings	Ragnar God Platelegs				Terran God Platelegs
Boots	Ragnar God Boots				Terran God Boots
Hands	Ragnar God Gloves				Terran God Gloves
Cape	Maximum Skillcape				Slayer Skillcape
Passive	Fighter Amulet				Chapeau Noir
Neck	Fury of the Elemental Zodiacs				Fighter Amulet
Ring	Ring of Wealth		Aorpheat's Signet Ring		Ring of Blade Echoes		Guardian Ring
Weapon	Infernal Claw
Offhand	Dragonfire Shield				Earth Layered Shield

The Fighter/ FEZ is the best passive/neck setup, even beating out the item doubling from Chapeau Noir. Note that wearing FEZ is required to wear Master Slayer armor.

One major note is that the Ring of Blade Echoes is marginally faster for fragments/h than all other rings, however, due to its interaction of significantly increasing your use of consumables like Prayer Points and Potions, it is lower on the rankings.

Slayer Helmet (Master) and Slayer Platebody (Master) positively impact the amount of fragments you receive, and if available, should be used.

For this set-up to work safely without risk of death, the player's attack interval while in combat with this enemy must be less than or equal to 2.2 seconds, as this means the player is quick enough to avoid taking extra damage when Rokken attacks with the Shockwave special attack. To achieve this, we use a weapon that has a base 2.2s interval, and gather 40% total slayer area negation through Slayer Skillcape and Slayer Helmet (Elite).

Check your setup with the Combat Simulator before engaging Rokken.

At 1,000 HP, which can be achieved with Level 97 and +30 HP from Dragonfire Shield, this method requires 48% Damage Reduction.

Unhallowed Wasteland

After completing the T90 weapon grinds, you are ready to face the final content in Melvor. Unhallowed Wasteland is the final Slayer area. To access, you will need to purchase a Map to the Unhallowed Wasteland. This area requires maximizing a different stat than DR. All of the monsters here will heal a % of their current HP every 2 attacks, which will massively hinder your DPS regardless of setup. To mitigate this, you will need cumulative 100% Flat Slayer Area Effect Negation. The following is an example of the gear required for a melee setup.:

Item	Slot	Slayer Area Effect Negation %
Slayer Helmet (Master)	Head	20%
Slayer Platebody (Master)	Body	20%
Slayer Cowl (Master)	Passive	20%
Max Skillcape/ Slayer Skillcape	Cape	25%
Hunter's Ring	Ring	10%
Agility Pillar of Combat	Agility	5%
Total		100%

For the other combat styles, you'll be wearing the equivalent Master Slayer armor. Note that you cannot ever wear two of the same item, so whichever item you choose to put in passive slot must be one of the armor pieces not currently equipped in your chest/head slots.

It should be noted that while UW is listed first, completing the Impending Darkness Event will strictly make this grind faster! You can complete ID without any of the UW gear sets, and the shields greatly speed up these grinds.

While you are here, you will be working to acquire all of the set bonus gear, dropped from each of the UW monsters:

• Poison Virulence Gloves/ Poison Virulence Ring - Upgrades from Worm Spike/ Poison Essence respectively, dropped by Legaran Wurm
• Burning Madness Gloves/ Burning Madness Ring - Upgrades from Cursed Hands/ Burning Essence respectively, dropped by Cursed Lich
• Spiked Shell Gloves/ Spiked Shell Ring - Upgrades from Tough Shell/ Stinging Essence respectively, dropped by Spiked Red Claw
• Relentless Fury Gloves/ Relentless Fury Ring - Upgrades from Desecrated Bones/ Undead Essence respectively, dropped by Greater Skeletal Dragon

Below are some gear suggestions. As the final combat area available, this expects you have access to all of the buffs available to you. However, depending on your Astrology bonuses, your optimal gear may change.

Legaran Wurm

Slot	Better to Worse
Head	Slayer Helmet (Master)
Body	Slayer Platebody (Master)
Leggings	Ragnar God Platelegs				Terran God Platelegs
Boots	Ragnar God Boots				Terran God Boots
Hands	Ragnar God Gloves				Terran God Gloves
Cape	Maximum Skillcape				Slayer Skillcape
Passive	Slayer Cowl (Master)
Neck	Fighter Amulet				Fury of the Elemental Zodiacs
Ring	Hunter's Ring
Weapon	Tidal Edge				Infernal Claw
Offhand	Shield of Melee Power				Dragonfire Shield

Using the Dragonfire Shield instead of the Shield of Melee Power does not impact any of your gearing choices, but will be slower.

Legaran Wurms are the main enemy where your Astrology bonuses change what equipment you wear. With absolutely no combat bonuses from astrology, Tidal Edge and Fighter Amulet are your best bet. With enough stardust spent, FEZ overtakes Fighter for kills per hour, however, Fighter Amulet will always consume less food for only a minor hit to DPS. With even more stardust spent, Infernal Claw once again takes the cake, the lemons, and all the loot.

For consumables, Melee has few stipulations, just equip whatever kills the enemy the fastest

• Diamond Luck Potions
• Battleheart and Piety or Protect from Ranged (-14% KPH, -60% food usage)
• Minotaur and Dragon tablets

Cursed Lich

Slot	Better to Worse
Head	Slayer Cowl (Master)
Body	Slayer Leather Body (Master)
Leggings	Aeris God Platelegs
Boots	Aeris God Boots
Hands	Aeris God Gloves
Cape	Maximum Skillcape				Slayer Skillcape
Passive	Slayer Wizard Hat (Master)
Neck	Deadeye Amulet				Fury of the Elemental Zodiacs
Ring	Hunter's Ring
Weapon	Shockwave
Offhand	Shield of Ranged Power				Scaled Shield

Using the Scaled Shield instead of the Shield of Ranged Power does not impact any of your gearing choices, but will be slower.

For consumables, Ranged does have one major stipulation. Cursed Liches are immune to Burn.

• Diamond Luck Potions
• Battleheart and Rigour or Protect from Magic (-8% KPH, -60% food usage)
• Centaur and from better to worse: Dragon, Witch, or Cyclops.

Spiked Red Claw

Slot	Better to Worse
Head	Slayer Wizard Hat (Master)
Body	Slayer Wizard Robes (Master)
Leggings	Glacia God Platelegs
Boots	Glacia God Boots
Hands	Glacia God Gloves
Cape	Maximum Skillcape				Slayer Skillcape
Passive	Slayer Helmet (Master)
Neck	Fury of the Elemental Zodiacs
Ring	Hunter's Ring
Weapon	Cloudburst Staff				Ocean Song
Offhand	Shield of Magic Power				Earth Layered Shield

The Cloudburst Staff is approximately 10% faster at killing Spiked Red Claws, however, it requires the use of Damage Reduction Potion IV

• Cloudburst Staff:
• Damage Reduction Potion IV
• Battleheart and Augury
• Witch and Dragon tablets or Witch and Cyclops tablets
• Water Surge, Decay, and Fury II

The Ocean Song build with Shield of Magic Power equipped, and both Leonardo and Erran), requires 1% more DR. The Safeguard prayer gives you this 1% DR at the lowest cost to DPS. Stone Skin is a more expensive alternative if you don't have one of the DR pets

Using the Earth Layered Shield instead of the Shield of Magic Power allows you to use Augury safely, however it is still slower than the Shield of Power.

• Ocean Song:
• Diamond Luck Potions
• Battleheart and Safeguard or Stone Skin
• Witch and Dragon tablets or Witch and Cyclops tablets
• Fire Surge, Decay, and Surge II

Greater Skeletal Dragon

Slot	Better to Worse
Head	Slayer Wizard Hat (Master)
Body	Slayer Wizard Robes (Master)
Leggings	Glacia God Platelegs
Boots	Glacia God Boots
Hands	Glacia God Gloves
Cape	Maximum Skillcape				Slayer Skillcape
Passive	Slayer Helmet (Master)
Neck	Fury of the Elemental Zodiacs
Ring	Hunter's Ring
Weapon	Ocean Song
Offhand	Shield of Magic Power				Earth Layered Shield

Using the Earth Layered Shield instead of the Shield of Magic Power does not impact any of your gearing choices, but will be slower.

Greater Dragons are the most dangerous enemy currently in the game as Affliction buildup can result in an unfortunate death. This can be mitigated best, like most untimely deaths, by killing the enemy before they kill you. The most important element to beating Greater Skeletal Dragons is Protect from Melee as it massively reduces your chance of death, while increasing your DPS due to you spending less time stunned.

• Diamond Luck Potions or Damage Reduction Potion IV
• Battleheart and Protect from Melee
• Witch and Dragon tablets
• Fire Surge, and Surge II. Don't bother with Curses because it is immune to them.

Impending Darkness

- See Impending Darkness Event/Guide

Tips

Because Bane uses the modifiers from the slayer area you fight him in, you should always fight him in the Perilous Peaks. Your prayer will be Protect from Magic or whichever style he is, plus your other style prayer, rendering the area effect moot.

When fighting Bane, always eat through the Suffocate special attack. The stuns will cripple you. Fragile Mind can be extremely dangerous if you have high Affliction stacks, so be on the lookout for that as well.

Bane will force you to use the same attack style as he is. If you are hitting for 0, make sure you're not using the combat triangle default.

Running from Bane will not make you leave the event, just forces you to refight that slayer area. Bane's style will also be rerolled, if you want to avoid melee.

For passives, avoid giving + Max HP, or any sort of regen. These will extend the fights, which makes them deadlier and more expensive in food and gear. + Max Hit is fine, as special damage is unaffected. Obviously, avoid Affliction if possible. These do stack.

The final fight with Bane is a special version, Bane, Instrument of Fear

Gear

You will need to be able to switch your combat styles on the fly in Dark Waters and Unhallowed Wasteland. These areas WILL kill you if you are using the wrong combat style versus them. There is no pausing between monsters, so we highly recommend maxing out your Slayer Area Reduction on all 3 equipment sets.

Dragon tablets are nigh required for Bane, as the burn status effect will chisel away his HP even when you are stunned. Pair with Yak tablets.

For melee, Ring of Blade Echoes increases the number of hits you do, which pairs well with Dragon tablets.

For magic, Incinerate also provides more hits for burns. Towards the end, switch to Ocean Song and Fire Surge to finish him off with specials.

Loot

Each Bane kill drops the following loot, in this set order. All of these are BiS:

• Shield of Melee Power
• Shield of Ranged Power
• Shield of Magic Power
• Ring of Power
• Bone - Pet

Acknowledgements

Main writers: TheAlpacalypse#8105 and Verisimilitude#0001.

A special thank you to the following people:

• Verisimilitude#0001 for assisting with the majority of the early guide groundwork
• Steelsauce#0251, Redmrj#2539, Tessa#0001 for guide feedback
• TinyCoyote#1769, Coolrox95#9670, and Visua#9999 for their work on Combat Sim and other scripting work
• Nomeru#4261 for contributing most of the Impending Darkness section
• Drboomtown#0982 for creating the original Can I Idle and Silber#6947 for updating it and answering a ton of noob questions
• Tim|Orii#4191 for creating the Gear Progression guide
• Malcs and Prat for making this game

Reach out to the author on Discord at TheAlpacalypse#8105

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