nice work, a well written guide. very usefull for leesters up and coming hyt invasion, thx

I killed the melee drags.

 

 

 

10-30 and i didn't get any hides :(

drop rates on shards, chunks etc?

 

 

 

if i had to give a rough guess id say about 1:15 this is from personal experience, of course you may go through dry patches and whatnot but this is a fairly accurate average

drop rates on shards, chunks etc?

 

 

 

if i had to give a rough guess id say about 1:15 this is from personal experience, of course you may go through dry patches and whatnot but this is a fairly accurate average

 

 

 

Lol..i've used 1.3k chaos on those darn crabs for only boots and gloves

Also should mention that you can get the Plate and legs of the armour (Probably helm too) off their respective Dagannoth king (Rock shell off rex etc.)

 

 

 

will do, and you CANT get the helm as far as i know, also DONT look to the tip besitary for the kings on this as it is messed up.

 

 

 

Unless prime does infact drop spined armour.

 

 

 

also thanks to all those who liked the guide for your kind words.

 

 

 

Your guide says they drop legs + helm not plate

Also should mention that you can get the Plate and legs of the armour (Probably helm too) off their respective Dagannoth king (Rock shell off rex etc.)

 

 

 

will do, and you CANT get the helm as far as i know, also DONT look to the tip besitary for the kings on this as it is messed up.

 

 

 

Unless prime does infact drop spined armour.

 

 

 

also thanks to all those who liked the guide for your kind words.

 

 

 

Your guide says they drop legs + helm not plate

 

 

 

thanks. edit that now. #-o

how effective would it be to kill the wallasaki's in this outfit :

 

 

 

Full C bow

 

Robin hood hat

 

Ranger boots

 

Unholy symbol

 

monks top and bottom

 

ownage gloves

 

Ring of Life

 

 

 

at least 60 doses of p pots and holy wrench, with some food backup.

an alternate set up for maging might be to use the chaos gauntlets from the family crest guide if you were fire bolting

 

 

 

Nice guide even though ive only killed the lvl 88's

an alternate set up for maging might be to use the chaos gauntlets from the family crest guide if you were fire bolting

 

 

 

Nice guide even though ive only killed the lvl 88's

 

 

 

that works, i spent 3k chaos on these babies, and it works great!

an alternate set up for maging might be to use the chaos gauntlets from the family crest guide if you were fire bolting

 

 

 

Nice guide even though ive only killed the lvl 88's

 

 

 

that was my intention with the 2nd rock crabs set up but i obviously forgot to put on the gauntlets #-o

 

 

 

how effective would it be to kill the wallasaki's in this outfit :

 

 

 

Full C bow

 

Robin hood hat

 

Ranger boots

 

Unholy symbol

 

monks top and bottom

 

ownage gloves

 

Ring of Life

 

 

 

at least 60 doses of p pots and holy wrench, with some food backup.

 

this set up would work quite well, range hits a lot more often then melee does, i just prefer to melee cause i cant hit 26's with range. if you like to see constant hits range is the way to go.

I tried the set up i said i would:

 

 

 

Robin Hood Hat

 

Unholy Symbol

 

Monk Top and Bottom

 

Full Crystal Bow

 

Ring of Wealth

 

Ranger Boots

 

Barrow Gloves

 

Fire Cape

 

 

 

Karil's Bow and 2.5k Bolts on the side.

 

 

 

I was able to completely use up my crystal bow, and use 1k bolts before i have to bank due to shortage of inventory space. By then, I only used 17 doses of Prayer pot (at 71 prayer, and holy wrench). The trick is when the Wallasalki's Stop auto attacking, turn off your prayer when your target retreats (he will not attack you again), which prolonged prayer usage big time. Not only that, the place is godly ranged xp (extra xp, no damage, good drops, close to a teleport point, and very high hits of 127).

 

 

 

Very much recommended

great guide :thumbsup:

I tried the set up i said i would:

 

 

 

Robin Hood Hat

 

Unholy Symbol

 

Monk Top and Bottom

 

Full Crystal Bow

 

Ring of Wealth

 

Ranger Boots

 

Barrow Gloves

 

Fire Cape

 

 

 

Karil's Bow and 2.5k Bolts on the side.

 

 

 

I was able to completely use up my crystal bow, and use 1k bolts before i have to bank due to shortage of inventory space. By then, I only used 17 doses of Prayer pot (at 71 prayer, and holy wrench). The trick is when the Wallasalki's Stop auto attacking, turn off your prayer when your target retreats (he will not attack you again), which prolonged prayer usage big time. Not only that, the place is godly ranged xp (extra xp, no damage, good drops, close to a teleport point, and very high hits of 127).

 

 

 

Very much recommended

 

 

 

i will consider adding something along these line's when next i update this....

 

 

 

perhaps we could talk in-game about this

 

 

 

and thanks to everyone who liked the guide and posted so. :)

This guide has been stickified and immortalized in the Archive of Wisdom.

 

 

 

Please keep the guide in tip top shape.

I think you forgot to put on a guide for getting the dagganoths that drops the hides. that would be useful for anyone who dont to dk runs.

Is it just me or does Rockshell seem like melee armor

 

spined armor is archer armor

 

and the other one is mage armor

 

 

 

:-k just noticed that from looking at mage,range,stab... bonuses :-k

rock shell = rune armor

 

Spined = Green D hide

 

Skele is about the same as splitbark

Very good guide, Might have to try it soon.

A decent combat level would also be required to slay the foul denizens of Waterbirth Island ranging from level 88 up to 137

found a typo

One thing i noticed with wallasalkis when i was gettnig myself some skeletal armor:

 

 

 

Once they are not aggressive anymore (stay in the farend of the cave) they will only hit few times with mage and then stand still or flee from you. Now, normally there would be others attacking you BUT since the aggressiveness is gone that won't be the case. No need to pray on the whole wallasalki, just first few rounds (meaning, until it's hp gets low enough so he would normally run).

 

 

 

And range is best against them.

A decent combat level would also be required to slay the foul denizens of Waterbirth Island ranging from level 88 up to 137

found a typo

 

 

 

Giant Rock Crabs are Lvl 137? So are you implying the kings there?

 

 

 

If so this guide wasnt about them so I didn't deem it nescessary to add them, but i will add a little side note beside that

Sorry if I'm reviving your post, but I'd just like to add my 2 cents.

 

 

 

For the crabs I like my veracs. At the end of the entry tunnel (multicombat) you can stick them against the wall where they can try to run all they want. They'll barely hit through verac's above-runite defence (even if there's 2 attacking you) and you can defeat them quite readily in melee. Praying also works very well because of verac's crazy high prayer bonuses.

 

 

 

I can get a pic or two for you if you'd like, or go with people to demonstrate this method. I've become a veracs addict so I'll always be ready.

 

 

 

[EDIT]Meh. You've inspired me to write a guide on giant rock crab killing. Then I won't be accused by anyone of stealing your guide.

Rex drops Rockshell Helmet :-w

Most excellent.

Anything on the required defences for each armour?

 

 

 

Great guide though.