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Alright lol.

 

 

 

With slayer do you get the same Xp that you get as in the defence Xp from the monster?

 

 

 

I'm basically trying to figure out what decides the Xp :P

 

 

 

Sorry for the Narby question.

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Yeah it's the monster's HP.

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Basically a monster with 100 hitpoints gives 100 slayer exp.

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Alright, thanks guys :P

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Basically a monster with 100 hitpoints gives 100 slayer exp.

 

 

 

bingo, wheras def xp is 4x whatever you hit, slayer is only the hp of the monster.

 

 

 

say a monster has 100hp, you will get 100 slay xp for killing it. Even if you sit there and let it heal, so you actually get over 100 hits on it, you still only get 100xp.

 

 

 

Also, if you team a kill with somebody else, slayer xp is halved regardless of who hits more, you get 50%.

Well in teams, whoever hits more gets 50% of the exp and whoever has the final kill gets the other 50%, so technically it's not always 50/50 split.

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It depends on how much you hit on the creature. If you hit 20 and another person came along and hit another 20 which killed it, you only get 20 experience.

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