So I'd like to try out killing some Tormented Demons. Problem is, I've never been there more than once, and I had no idea what to protect and when, and almost died. All the guides I've found are majorly outdated.

 

I have 99 attack, strength, defence, ranged, HP, and summon. So if a steel titan works well there, that would be an option. I have access to overloads, a chaotic rapier, and turmoil. Handcannon is out of the question though thanks to only having 85 firemaking.

 

Any tips on gear/inventory setups and what they're attack styles look like is what I'm looking for.

 

Thanks.

Steel/Iron Titans work wonders here but I'd recommend going with a uni till you get the hang of switching prays.

As for gear, I recommend defensive gear at first (karil's top/Veracs Skirt) or something similar and switch to void once you get the hang of it.

Well, just got back from my first trip. Was more of a test trip than anything, just so I could learn the technique of fighting them. Didn't do too bad, managed like 10-12 kills or something. I kept forgetting to switch attack styles haha. Towards the end of the trip I was definitely getting the hang of it though. It was a lot of fun, will be doing this a lot more to get some money for gear for slayer. Thanks for the tips tusamni. I might try out steel titan tomorrow if I'm feeling good about it after a few more runs with the uni.

 

Edit: With the steel titan, do I have him use his spec when the demon protects from melee? I'm not entirely sure since Jagex has messed with them. I've caught my titan hitting with magic a few times recently. :unsure:

Yes to using titan spec on prot melee. For gear your void set makes for the best dps and the easiest switching.

 

For range use karils crossbow since hand cannon is out of the question. Otherwise rune/chaotic cross bow with rune bolts, but karils will be significantly better.

 

Ammy should be fury ofc.

 

Deflector isn't hugely important as you should have your ddefender with you to make darklights hits more accurate.

 

Try a single overload trip to start with. The biggest thing to deal with at TD's is the learning curve for all the switching and the lures, after that you've already got the best gear available so eventually you should be pulling off 35-45 kills/hr.