Soul Reaper Task: Chaos Ellie for n00bs.

[Dusk Souls 0]

So yesterday I got Killing the Giant Mole as a daily challenge, and being completely naive I thought that since I have low combat level (78) Death would assign me the Mole, yeah.... nope. As the title says I have to kill the Chaos Elemental, and I have absolutely no idea how to do so, I don't know what to take, the wiki isn't really helpful since even the lowest leveled gear is above of what I can use. Right now I don't really care about efficiency or even getting more than one kill per trip, I just want to be able to do my task (2 kills). 

 

Stats are  73 Attack, 52 Strength, 51 def, 61 Con, 44 Prayer, 47 Range, 56 Magic and 36 Summoning. 

[michel555555 59]

Use best d hide top and bottom and best range weap you can. Dont take anything els unless your ok with losing it. Only take 100-200 ammo. I usually use ju ju gumbo when doing them but your best bet would probably be to take along pizza or stew. If you use pizza or cake don't eat all of it because if you have a free inven space he can unequip your items.

 

edit- and take richochete/bombard off your action bar so you don't skull yourself on a pker.

[Arceus 1271]

The Soul Reaper tasks, are, unfortunately, rather notorious in terms of giving bosses that are too high for your level. You will still get the Soul Reaper credit if you do a small part of the damage, so maybe tag along with someone who wouldn't mind helping out?

[Dusk Souls 0]

I guessed that.... freaking Death :grumble:.  Ok, I think a blue d'hide set, level 50 heartseeker c'bow+addy bolt, 8 prayer pots and an inventory+bull ant worth of pizzas should be enough. 

[Ammako 1770]

I can help, probably. Never done it so I have no idea how well I would do.

[Dusk Souls 0]

well, I managed to kill the first one without much trouble, got 2 sara brews and a half + babydragon bones for my troubles

 

Edit: 2nd one done, got 10 sharks

[Kevjumba 12]

By the way, summers pies and curry are great foods to use with chaos elemental because they leave something behind so that you don't get unequipped.