Tormented Demons

[MstrMonopoly]

Am I good enough to solo/duo tormented demons? Please let me know.

[1230abcz]

yup. All you need is some practice at switching and some good weapons.

[Ned]

With tormented demons, you can pretty much fight them as long as you've done the quest. Lower stats only mean longer kills, and therefore less kills per trip. Your stats are totally fine, and don't worry too much about finances, TDs are a welfarer's playground :)

 

Good luck!

[meb]

Just don't go with Void, take a combination of Karils and Veracs because TDs rip you apart at 80 Defence.

[BeNiceOk]

Like the others said, TD's is more of a switch skill based challenge rather than a stat skill based challenge.

 

Because of this, if you are good at it, you can get away with welfare gear very easily. Most people simply wear black dragon-hide tops and bottoms and some junk armor. There really is no reason to wear barrows armor since you should be blocking 95% of the attacks with prayer. The only time you would want barrows armor is if you plan on tanking their melee attack.

 

After awhile you will learn to *know* when they are going to switch, and based on that can guess what attack they are going to switch to the majority of the time.

 

1) If hes using his magic attack, and is about to roar, get ready to pray range. His range attack is much more accurate than his melee attack. When he roars, pray range first, unless he uses melee then pray melee. This way at the most you have a 50% chance to getting hit by melee (his weakest attack) for 1 attack. If he used his range attack and you were not protecting range there is a high chance he would deal damage.

 

2) If hes using range, when he is roaring get ready to pray melee first. If you are wearing d'hide there is a pretty good chance he will splash on you. If he is using magic instead of the melee you thought he would use, throw on protect mage. In this worst case you would only take 1 magic hit damage.

 

3) If hes using melee, and he is about to switch put prot. range up. Again if he switches to mage instead of the range attack, d'hide will likley make him splash. Worst case you would only take 1 magic hit damage.

 

In any of those cases you pretty much minimize your chances of TD's doing any serious damage. Just remember the f1 and f3 keys are your friends. Using them will allow for faster weapon and prayer switches.

[Quest_Cape_K]

Hey, if you want I could help you later and maybe we could duo.

I've been wanting to get back into TD's for a while now.

Add soul for me if you are interested.