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This article is about the suggested way to complete the Air God Dungeon. For the dungeon itself, see
Air God Dungeon.
Why Clear Air God Dungeon?
According to the simulator (1) and simulator (2):
- On average it will take 69 clears of the dungeon to get the full Aeris Armour set. (1)
- If you want the full Armour set, then you need to clear the dungeon 91 times for 75% of that happening or 192 times for 95%. (2)
- If you want the full set and
Stormsnap, then it's 277 times for 75% and 576 times for 95%.
Gear to Idle
Due to the Combat Triangle, it's recommended to beat the Air God Dungeon with 
Melee because the enemies here are 
Ranged and Melee.
The following build can idle the dungeon with 
Level 90 (+30 HP from 
Dragonfire Shield for 930 HP total), and is suitable for Standard, 
Hardcore, and 
Adventure Game Modes. Check your own setup with the Combat Simulator or Can I Idle to be sure that you won't die. While 
Aeris' standard attack is higher than your Auto Eat threshold, it will never use a standard attack due to it having a 100% chance to use one of four special attacks.
With more HP, you can start trading DR for Chance to Double Items and plain DPS, for example, with the same build, at 1,090 HP, you could equip a 
Chapeau Noir and an 
Elite Amulet of Glory in their respective slots.
Also worth noting that it is possible to manually clear the dungeon at lower HP levels and equip the resulting 
Boots and 
Gloves to begin idling a bit earlier.
The 
Sandstorm Ring is very powerful and will certainly help clear speeds if you have no external buffs. However, be aware that with enough extra Melee levels, better equipment, or buffs from 
Agility, 
Astrology, 
Herblore, 
Summoning, or 
Prayer, the Sandstorm Ring may actually become a detriment to how fast you clear the dungeon.
There are two alternative ring choices:
Weapon Choice
This table plots some Combat Simulator results adjusted by the time it takes to produce all of the required consumables with some assumptions made about the exact bonuses available for each skill.
You can view the spreadsheet here. Make a copy to tailor the resource values to match your own, there is also a column on each table that allows you to input your own Sim results.
(link)
The usual food expenditure is 150,000 HP to 200,000 HP per hour.
Ideally, you want to get 10 
Infernal Cores from the 
Infernal Stronghold and farm the 
Dragon Claw and 
Ancient Claw to make the 
Infernal Claw.
Check the Infernal Stronghold/Guide to farm it most efficiently. You should be able to idle everything inside except for 
Malcs.
Maximized Farming
The rest of this guide is NOT for your first clear, your average clear, or even your first 100 clears. This is purely to maximize scrolls for any missing items. This will assume 99 in all skills, access to nearly all weapons and items in the game, and access to all DR and HP pets. This assumes you are (unless otherwise noted) using an optimal Agility setup, are using your best dps prayers, your best summoning synergy, and are using 
Diamond Luck Potions
Melee
This clocks in roughly 32 scrolls per hour, depending on your Astrology bonuses. Since this build uses 
Big ol Ron which grants +100% item doubling, there is no need for any additional doubling, so this build maximizes dps at no cost!
Consumables:
Perpetual Haste upgrade in the 
Shop to massively speed up 
Crafting and 
Fletching.
Water God Dungeon. 10 
Poison Virulence Gloves.
Deadeye Amulet — Major Ranged upgrade.
Deadeye Ring — Major Ranged upgrade. 10 are used to upgrade into the 
Poison Virulence Ring.
Aeris Godsword — Decent 2H alternative to 
Ultima Godsword.
(G) Ancient Helmet
(G) Ancient Platebody
(G) Ancient Platelegs
(G) Dragon Boots
(U) Ancient D-hide Vambraces
Infernal Cape
Elite Amulet of Defence
Sandstorm Ring
Accuracy Gem
Dragonfire Shield
Aorpheat's Signet Ring or 
Ring of Wealth:
Ring of Blade Echoes:
Scrolls/hr
Dragon Sword
Sunset Rapier
Diamond Luck Potions
Battleheart and 
Piety
Minotaur and 
Dragon or 
Centaur
Whetstone or 
Monster Hunter Scroll
Combat:
