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Revision as of 07:51, 24 September 2022
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Dungeon Mechanics
Afflicted Monsters
The first twenty monsters in the dungeon are Afflicted versions of randomly chosen monsters between Combat Level 165 and 677. Aside from monsters from 
Dark Waters, 
Legaran Wurm, and 
Cursed Lich, any monster in that range can be chosen including boss monsters from other dungeons.
These monsters have all their normal stats and special attacks, but are stronger in two ways: They gain +20% Damage Reduction, and they become Afflicted, causing their attacks to apply a special status effect on the player.
If the monster is originally from a Slayer Area with an Area Effect, that effect will not apply as combat is not happening in that area.
The Final Boss
After defeating 20 Afflicted Monsters, the player must defeat all three phases of the boss. Each phase uses a specific combat style and can only be damaged if the player is using the same style. This means that purchasing the 
Dungeon Equipment Swapping upgrade from the 
Shop is mandatory for completing this dungeon.
Before each phase, combat will be paused to allow the player a chance to read over the boss's special abilities and change their equipment set. This means, for example, that you do not need to own three separate copies of 
Fury of the Elemental Zodiacs, as you will have time to swap it between each equipment set. Once players are ready, they start the phase by clicking a button.
Affliction
Afflicted Monsters and all three final boss phases can apply a special status effect called Affliction when they complete an attack. Each attack or special attack that the enemy uses, regardless of whether the attack hits or misses the player, has a 70% chance of applying a stack of Affliction, up to a maximum of 50 stacks. Special attacks that hit more than once will only apply a single stack.
For each stack of affliction, the player's max HP is reduced by 1% until the player is at 50% of their original maximum HP. Critically, this will also impact the player's Auto Eat threshold, making each attack successively more dangerous.
Affliction stacks are only cleared after each monster is defeated or when the player leaves combat whether due to death or fleeing.
Manual Eating
This is the first dungeon in the game that typically requires manual eating, while there are ways to avoid having to do this, they take much longer to set up for very little practical gain. Completing ITM should generally be done as soon as possible, as the Combat Passive Slot is extremely powerful.
For all phases of the dungeon, as long as you do not get instantly killed by a single attack (one shot), you are able to complete the dungeon with an appropriate weapon.
There are 4 different ways to eat food to keep yourself safe. It's important to note that this dungeon only needs to be completed once, so the strategy is not about completing the dungeon as fast as possible, but rather not dying, so you can complete it at least once. It is far more important to ensure you have enough HP to survive an attack than not resetting your attack timer through manual eating.
- Autoeat - Let autoeat heal you and do not interrupt your attack. No player input!
- Eat After Attacks - Click once to eat food immediately after you finish an attack. Usually every attack.
- Eat to full
HP - Eat food until you are at full HP. Then let autoeat heal you. - Hold Eat - Click and hold the food button to continuously eat food.
Rewards
Completing ITM will permanently add Dark Waters monsters to the Master tier of 
Slayer Tasks. These monsters all have specific weaknesses and heavily punish the player for using the "wrong" combat style or equipment against them, making it far more difficult to use 
Auto Slayer to fulfill the 40 task requirement for unlocking 
Slayer Gear Upgrade Kit (Master). If desired, Perilous Peaks Master Tasks can be completed before ITM is finished, although this is not required.
Completing Into the Mist also allows the player to use the Passive equipment slot. 
Pablo is obtained by completing the dungeon 5 separate times.
Stats and Buffs
Minimum Recommended Levels
The only hard requirement to complete this dungeon is Level 90 and enough HP and Damage Reduction to not be killed instantly.
The recommended levels to complete this dungeon are roughly 
Level 85, 
Level 85, 
Level 85, 950 HP, 
Level 85, 
Level 85, 
Level 95, it is possible for a player to complete the dungeon roughly 10 levels lower in each skill, so if any of your stats are lagging behind, its not the end of the world.
Consumables
- Food:
Whale or similar, you want a food item that heals for a large amount all at once, so that one click heals you for the vast majority of your hp no matter what.
- Potions:
Diamond Luck Potions for the entire dungeon.
- Summoning Tablets:
- Prayers:
- These will be outlined on a case-by-case basis for each Boss phase below.
Protect Item will not be recommended so as to not plan for failure. There are many ways to ensure you do not die, and losing the power of one of your prayers can actually increase your chance of death.
- Ammo:
Whetstone
Wizard's Scroll - These can be skipped as they don't give any DPS benefit
- Diamond Luck Potions and
Dragon Tablets are the most important buffs for this dungeon, the potion will drastically increase the amount of times you actually hit the enemy, and the tablets add a lot of extra damage with their own attacks, buff your damage and accuracy, and the burn effect of Dragons can help getting the bosses HP down quickly so you spend less time at high stacks of affliction.
Agility
While agility helps provide useful combat bonuses, it mostly helps lower the floor of the HP level you need to attempt ITM. Typically, switching agility just for ITM is not super important.
| Tier | Obstacle | Reasoning |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Any | No obstacles provide combat bonuses. |
| 2 | Any | No obstacles provide combat bonuses. |
| 3 | Pipe Climb | Only obstacle that provides a combat bonus. |
| 4 | Coal Stones | No negative bonuses |
| 5 | Cliff Balance | Be sure to remember the HP increase in your HP/DR damage calculations. |
| 6 | Rocky Waters | Lake Swim is typically more useful if you are higher level, where the HP increase is proportionally less effective. |
| 7 | Boulder Trap or Water Trap | No negative damage modifiers. |
| 8 | Raft Building | Extra damage and HP. |
| 9 | Ice Jump or Frozen Lake Crossing | Ice Jump is typically the only obstacle used on this tier, there's really no reason to stop using it now. |
| 10 | Lava Waterfall Dodge or Ocean Rafting | Changing this obstacle from Lava Waterfall Dodge is expensive, and usually not really worth it. |
| Pillar | Pillar of Combat | Pillar of Combat is the only DPS-boosting pillar, but it is not necessary to use if you already have a different Pillar. |
Fight Details
Afflicted Monsters
In general, waves 1-20 are best completed with your best Magic gear and Ancient Magicks or by actively switching to take advantage of Combat Triangle bonuses. Typically, these monsters are not very dangerous, swap to the correct combat style, and the monster falls over.
It's highly recommended that once you reach the final boss, you take the time to calculate the DR values and maximum hits per attack of each phase.
Notes for all Boss Phases
It is recommended to make a notecard with your effective auto-eat threshhold at various stages of Affliction build-up, typically every 10 stacks or so. This means write down what 40% of your HP is at 90%, 80%, 70%, 60%, 50% Maximum HP, then write down or pay attention to the maximum damage values of each of the bosses attacks so you can make more informed decisions than the general advice given below.
If in doubt at any time, try to eat immediately after one of your attacks finishes, don't rely too heavily on this, as resetting your attack also removes any chance of using special attacks on the next attack.
Mysterious Figure - Phase 1
Protect from Melee and 
Battleheart or the highest level melee prayer you have available. Protect from Melee is important here, as it sets the boss's chance to hit to 20%, reducing the chance of healing when using Reap and Return significantly. If possible, swapping Protect from Melee to 
Piety when the boss is using any other attack can help you squeeze in a little extra damage.
The choice to use 1h weapons here is important, as their attack interval is low enough to drop stacks of Mark of Death easily. 2h weapons like the 
Ragnar Godsword are very good and may be able to kill the boss faster depending on your specific stats, but they are slow and will generally require you to pay more attention to when you eat.
Phase 1: Abilities and Eating Methods
- Mark of Death: Typically not dangerous, you want to complete an attack as soon as possible after this attack hits you. Failing to remove the stack of Mark of Death before the next attack hits you massively complicates things.
- Cursed Edge: Dangerous at medium stacks of affliction, heal to full if this attack deals more than your auto-eat threshold. NOT dangerous if the attack deals at least 60% of your total HP because each hit will cause your auto-eat to set you to at least 80% HP.
- Reap and Return: Dangerous at high stacks of affliction, if in doubt, hold eat to avoid death. NOT dangerous if the attack deals at least 60% of your total HP
This phase is by far the most difficult, it may be prudent to run if you feel you are in danger.
Mysterious Figure - Phase 2
Battleheart and 
Rigour or the highest level Ranged prayers you have available.
2h weapons like the 
Stormsnap are generally fine, but they will require you to pay more attention to when you eat as they have less Damage Reduction due to not being able to wear a shield, and being slow and unwieldy for dropping stacks of Mark of Death.
Phase 2: Abilities and Eating Methods
- Mark of Death: Typically not dangerous, you want to complete an attack as soon as possible after this attack hits you. Failing to remove the stack of Mark of Death before the next attack hits you massively complicates things.
- Concealed Danger: Typically not dangerous unless you fail to remove mark of death.
- Shadowstep: Does no damage, however, if the boss tries to use it twice in a row she will use a Normal Attack instead, her Normal Attack Max hit is quite high, and becomes much more dangerous if you have failed to remove Mark of Death
This phase is by far the easiest, so it is not critically important to optimize it perfectly, nearly any setup should have no real problem clearing this phase. Eating during this phase should be almost entirely unnecessary.
NOTE: At exceptionally high stacks of affliction, and while under the effect of Mark of Death, it is possible for the boss's Normal Attack to deal more damage than your total HP. This is only possible if you manually eat and fail to remove the Mark of Death before the attack connects. If this scenario occurs, you must run to guarantee your survival.
Phase 2: Idle
Ahrenia
With 
Imbued Wands:
Incinerate, 
Gust, or 
Slicing Winds.
Protect from Magic and 
Stone Skin
With 
Cloudburst Staff:
Water Surge, and 
Fury II.- Battleheart and
Augury or the highest level Magic prayers you have available.
As this phase is relatively weak, Cloudburst Staff under most circumstances should be deal enough damage to kill Ahrenia before she becomes a real threat, however, as the phase is relatively simple, it is recommended to use the Ancient Magicks as they will allow you to use 
Damage Reduction Potions instead of 
Diamond Luck as your hits are already guaranteed at 20k+ Accuracy Rating.
Phase 3: Abilities and Eating Methods
- Shadow Burst: Can be dangerous at low stacks of Affliction. Gives the player -1% Accuracy rating when it hits, up to a maximum of 50%. To guarantee 20k+ Accuracy at maximum stacks of this effect, the player must have 33,333 Accuracy Rating.
- Into the Mist: Does no damage. Gives the enemy +10% Damage Reduction each time they are hit, so if using Ancient Magicks, it may be prudent to swap to
Ignite or 
Quake to get more effective damage for the duration. - Fallen Light: Not dangerous.
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