Dungeoneering Skills

 

Introduction

Dungeoneering allows the player to exercise many RuneScape skills to produce items. The items cannot be taken out of the dungeon, but they will definitely assist in conquering it. The complexity of the dungeon determines what skills can be used, and are noted next to the skill names above.

 

Construction (members only)

On complexity 5 and higher, you can utilise your construction skill in the dungeon's starting room. It allows you to replace the group gatestone portal with various other objects. These objects, as well as the materials and construction levels required to create them, are listed in the table below. The "cost" column specifies how much gold it would cost to buy the materials from the smuggler.

Starting Room Modifications
Image	Name	Level	Exp	Materials	Cost	Notes
	Group Gatestone Portal	1	0	None	0 gp	Teleports you to the group gatestone.
	Photo Booth	1	0	None	0 gp	Creates a magical copy of your appearance, which will be used as your avatar on the official forums.
	Farming Patch	25	9.0	5x Seeping elm branches 5x Bathus bar	11,500 gp	You can plant seeds in this.
	Cooking Range	50	13.5	5x Utuku branches 5x Kratonite bar	51,750 gp	You can cook food in this.
	Prayer Altar	75	29.1	5x Bovistrangler branches 5x Zephyrium bar	151,250 gp	Use it to restore your prayer points.
	Skillcape Stand	1	0	1x Tangle gum branches	225 gp	You need level 99 Dungeoneering to create this object. You can use it to display your Dungeoneering skillcape.

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Cooking

Food is essential to surviving in Daemonheim. You often get fish as a drop. However at complexity 2 and above you can also cook food since there's a limited amount of it given to you.

You can buy raw fish from the smuggler at the beginning of the Dungeon. You can also fish at a fishing pool with a fishing rod and feathers, both of which can be purchased from the smuggler, obtained as a drop, or rarely, found in some of the chambers.

Members can also get supplies by farming potatoes and mushrooms in patches within Daemonheim. However, you must be at a Complexity of 5 and above in order to cook stuffed potatoes. Cook the potato, and then add a cooked fish, a raw mushroom (gissel or edicap), or both at the same time to make a food that restores more life points.

• Any fish = basic LP healing proportionate to level
• Any fish potato = + 30 more LP than the fish alone
• Any fish & gissel potato = + 60 more LP than the fish alone
• Any fish & edicap potato = + 120 more LP than the fish alone

You'll want either a cooking range or fire. For either one, you will need both a tinderbox and branches, which can be obtained by woodcutting, bought from the smuggler, or dropped by monsters. Note: Higher level wood will reduce the burning rate - level 99 cooks can still burn here!

Firemaking is the same as the rest of Runescape - use a tinderbox on the branches. A range is different - it must be stoked with branches, then lit with a tinderbox. Ranges have a lower burning rate, and are found at random in the dungeons (can also be built using the construction skill).

Cooking Skill Levels
Pic	Name	Cooking lvl	Cooking exp	Healing	Complexity lvl
	Baked cave potato	1	9 xp	20	5
	Gissel potato	1	12.5 xp	60	5
	Edicap potato	1	16.7 xp	120	5
	Heim crab	1	22 xp	20	2
	Heim crab potato	3	31 xp	50	5
	Heim crab & gissel potato	6	41.1 xp	80	5
	Heim crab & edicap potato	9	51.9 xp	140	5
	Red-eye	10	41 xp	50	2
	Red-eye potato	13	50 xp	80	5
	Red-eye & gissel potato	16	65.8 xp	110	5
	Red-eye & edicap potato	19	82.3 xp	170	5
	Dusk eel	20	61 xp	70	2
	Dusk eel potato	23	70 xp	100	5
	Dusk eel & gissel potato	26	91.8 xp	130	5
	Dusk eel & edicap potato	29	114.3 xp	190	5
	Giant flatfish	30	82 xp	100	2
	Flatfish potato	33	91 xp	130	5
	Flatfish & gissel potato	36	119.1 xp	160	5
	Flatfish & edicap potato	39	147.9 xp	220	5
	Short-finned eel	40	103 xp	120	2
	Short-fin potato	43	112 xp	150	5
	Short-fin & gissel potato	46	146.4 xp	180	5
	Short-fin & edicap potato	49	181.5 xp	240	5
	Web snipper	50	124 xp	150	2
	Snipper potato	53	133 xp	180	5
	Snipper & gissel potato	56	173.7 xp	210	5
	Snipper & edicap potato	59	215.1 xp	270	5
	Bouldabass	60	146 xp	170	2
	Bouldabass potato	63	155 xp	200	5
	Bouldabass & gissel potato	66	202.3 xp	230	5
	Bouldabass & edicap potato	69	250.3 xp	290	5
	Salve eel	70	168 xp	200	2
	Salve eel potato	73	177 xp	230	5
	Salve eel & gissel potato	76	230.9 xp	260	5
	Salve eel & edicap potato	79	285.5 xp	320	5
	Blue crab	80	191 xp	220	2
	Blue crab potato	83	200 xp	250	5
	Blue crab & gissel potato	86	260.8 xp	280	5
	Blue crab & edicap potato	89	322.3 xp	340	5
	Cave moray	90	215 xp	250	2
	Moray potato	93	224 xp	280	5
	Moray & gissel potato	96	292 xp	310	5
	Moray & edicap potato	99	360.7 xp	370	5

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Crafting

Crafting inside Dungeoneering is limited to ranger armour and mage clothing. The supplies will be hides or textiles, found in dungeon complexities 4 and above. Hides can be obtained by buying from the smuggler, killing certain monsters, or trapping and skinning them using hunting. A needle and thread, bought from the smuggler, are required. Tanning is not needed. The body requires 5 hides, the chaps 3, the coif 2, and the boots and vambraces require 1 hide each.

Ranged Armour Hides and Wearing Requirements
Pic	Armour Name	Hide Required	Ranged level	Defence level
	Protoleather	Protomastyx	1	1
	Subleather	Submastyx	10	10
	Paraleather	Paramastyx	20	20
	Archleather	Archaemastyx	30	30
	Dromoleather	Dromomastyx	40	40
	Spinoleather	Spinomastyx	50	50
	Gallileather	Gallimastyx	60	60
	Stegoleather	Stegomastyx	70	70
	Megaleather	Megamastyx	80	80
	Tyrannoleather	Tyrannomastyx	90	90

Crafting Ranged Armour From Hides
Armour Name	Vambraces requires 1 hide		Boots requires 1 hide		Coif requires 2 hides		Chaps requires 3 hides		Body requires 5 hides
	Level	XP	Level	XP	Level	XP	Level	XP	Level	XP
Protoleather	1	13.1	3	14.8	5	33	7	54.6	9	99.5
Subleather	11	21.6	13	23.3	15	50	17	80.1	19	142.0
Paraleather	21	30.1	23	31.8	25	33	27	105.6	29	184.5
Archleather	31	38.6	33	40.3	35	84	37	131.1	39	269.5
Dromoleather	41	47.1	43	48.8	45	101	47	156.6	49	269.5
Spinoleather	51	55.6	53	57.3	55	118	57	182.1	59	312
Gallileather	61	64.1	63	65.8	65	135	67	207.6	69	354.5
Stegoleather	71	72.6	73	74.3	75	152	77	233.1	79	397
Megaleather	81	81.1	83	82.8	85	169	87	258.6	89	439.5
Tyrannoleather	91	89.6	93	91.3	95	186	97	284.1	99	482

 

Mage robes are derived from textiles. Textiles can be harvested (based on farming level) from random existing plants in the dungeon, or received as monster drops, or bought from the smuggler. The harvested items must be spun on a spinning wheel in the starting room (or other dungeon locations) to make cloth. Then craft them with a needle and thread to make mage clothing. The robe top requires 5 pieces of cloth, the robe bottom 3, the hood 2, and the shoes and gloves require 1 piece.

Mage Armour Plants and Wearing Requirements
Pic	Plant Name	Cloth	Defence level
	Salve nettles	Salve cloth	1
	Wildercress	Wildercress cloth	10
	Blightleaf	Blightleaf cloth	20
	Roseblood	Roseblood cloth	30
	Bryll	Bryll cloth	40
	Duskweed	Duskweed cloth	50
	Soulbell	Soulbell cloth	60
	Ectograss	Ectocloth	70
	Runeleaf	Runic cloth	80
	Spiritbloom	Spiritbloom cloth	90

Crafting Mage Armour From Cloth
Armour Name	Gloves requires 1 cloth		Shoes requires 1 cloth		Hood requires 2 cloth		Robe bottom requires 3 cloth		Robe top requires 5 cloth		Orb requires 1 cloth
	Level	XP	Level	XP	Level	XP	Level	XP	Level	XP	Level	XP
Salve cloth	1	12.5	2	14.2	4	31.8	6	52.8	8	96.5	8	19.3
Wildercress cloth	10	21	12	22.7	14	48.8	16	78.3	18	139	18	27.8
Blightleaf cloth	20	29.5	22	31.2	24	65.8	26	103.8	28	181.5	28	36.8
Roseblood cloth	30	38	32	39.7	34	82.8	36	129.3	38	224	38	44.8
Bryll cloth	40	46.5	42	48.2	44	99.8	46	154.8	48	266.5	48	53.8
Duskweed cloth	50	55	52	56.7	54	116.8	56	180.3	58	309	58	61.8
Soulbell cloth	60	63.5	62	65.2	64	133.8	66	205.8	68	351.5	68	70.3
Ectocloth	70	72	72	73.7	74	150.8	76	231.3	78	394	78	78.8
Runic cloth	80	80.5	82	82.2	84	167.8	86	256.8	88	439.5	88	87.3
Spiritbloom cloth	90	89	92	90.7	94	184.8	96	282.3	98	482	90	95.8

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Divination (members only)

Dungeon complexity 6 is required to harvest wisps that appear randomly throughout the dungeon in the same way that other resources do. Memories and energy can be harvested from wisps provided the player has a high enough level to do so. These can then be deposited at the energy rift in the start room to gain additional divination experience or energies. Energy can be weaved to create portents of restoration and portents of passage which have some useful effects in daemonheim as detailed below.

Portents of Passage

Portents of passage can be weaved from gathered energy in order to bypass skill doors throughout the dungeon. The higher level tier the portent, the greater the amount of required levels one can negate. This is highly useful if you have high divination but lack the materials to create necessary skill boosting potions. To use a portent of passage on a skill door, simply interact normally with the door and the portent will be consumed. You cannot use portents of passage for bypassing skill tasks (e.g. catching ferrets, fishing), they may only be used on doors.

Portents of Passage
Pic	Level	Name	Energy	XP	Boost
	2	Portent of passage I	30 x Pale energy	10 XP	+2
	15	Portent of passage II	30 x Flickering energy	20 XP	+4
	25	Portent of passage III	30 x Bright energy	30 XP	+6
	35	Portent of passage IV	30 x Glowing energy	40 XP	+8
	45	Portent of passage V	35 x Sparkling energy	50 XP	+10
	55	Portent of passage VI	40 x Gleaming energy	60 XP	+12
	65	Portent of passage VII	45 x Vibrant energy	70 XP	+14
	75	Portent of passage VIII	50 x Lustrous energy	80 XP	+16
	86	Portent of passage IX	50 x Brilliant energy	90 XP	+18
	97	Portent of passage X	60 x Radiant energy	100 XP	+20

Portents of Restoration

Portents of restoration act similarly in Daemonheim as they do on the surface. They require both a divination and constitution level to weave, and will restore a certain amount of life points when your health drops below half. Unlike portents of passage, portents of restoration require a tiered secondary food ingredient to weave. Since they heal a similar amount of lifepoints as the food ingredients used, the only benefit of these portents is the possibility of being healed while not paying attention to health in combat. For faster floor completion, simply hang on to food and eat as necessary.

Portents of Restoration
Pic	Levels	Name	Energy	Secondary	XP	Heals
	2   8	Portent of restoration I	30 x Pale energy	1 x Heim crab	10 XP	200 LP
	15 15	Portent of restoration II	30 x Flickering energy	1 x Red-eye	20 XP	200 LP
	25 20	Portent of restoration III	30 x Bright energy	1 x Dusk eel	30 XP	400 LP
	35 30	Portent of restoration IV	30 x Glowing energy	1 x Giant flatfish	40 XP	600 LP
	45 40	Portent of restoration V	35 x Sparkling energy	1 x Short-finned eel	50 XP	800 LP
	55 50	Portent of restoration VI	40 x Gleaming energy	1 x Web snipper	60 XP	1000 LP
	65 60	Portent of restoration VII	45 x Vibrant energy	1 x Bouldabass	70 XP	1200 LP
	75 70	Portent of restoration VIII	50 x Lustrous energy	1 x Salve eel	80 XP	1400 LP
	86 80	Portent of restoration IX	50 x Brilliant energy	1 x Blue crab	90 XP	1600 LP
	97 90	Portent of restoration X	60 x Radiant energy	1 x Cave moray	100 XP	1800 LP

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Farming (members only)

Dungeon complexity level 5 is required to farm seeds to grow food for cooking, or to grow herbs for potions. However, at dungeon complexity 4 you can harvest existing dungeon textiles for crafting robes.

Farming patches are distinct waist-high planting boxes found at random in dungeons (can also be built using the construction skill). Your plants will grow in one minute, due to Daemonheim's magical environment. They do not need to be watered or protected by potions. Seeds are obtained from monster drops and bought from the Smuggler.

Farming Food
Pic	Seed	Result	Level	XP
	Cave potato seeds		1	1.3
	Gissel mushroom spores		34	3.5
	Edicap mushroom spores		68	5.7

You have to raid a dungeon of complexity level 4 or more to harvest textiles. You cannot grow textiles, there are small patches of them (at complexity level 4 or more). The textile that you have collected can be spun into cloth at a spinning wheel to eventually sew garments.

Farming Textiles
Pic	Plant	Level	XP
	Salve nettles	1	6.1
	Wildercress	10	9.2
	Blightleaf	20	12.8
	Roseblood	30	17.4
	Bryll	40	23.5
	Duskweed	50	31.6
	Soulbell	60	42.2
	Ectograss	70	55.8
	Runeleaf	80	72.9
	Spiritbloom	90	94.0

You have to raid a dungeon of complexity level 5 or more to plant herb seeds.

Farming Herbs
Pic	Seed	Result	Level	XP
	Sagewort seeds		7	15
	Valerian seeds		18	18.1
	Aloe seeds		29	21.9
	Wormwood seeds		40	27.1
	Magebane seeds		51	34.4
	Featherfoil seeds		62	44.5
	Winter's grip seeds		73	58.1
	Lycopus seeds		84	75.9
	Buckthorn seeds		95	98.6

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Firemaking

You must raid a dungeon of complexity level 2 or more to light fires. Firemaking will not only come in handy while cooking (lighting a fire or a stove), but you will also have to burn up fallen beams that block your path. Branches may be obtained by woodcutting or by purchasing them from the smuggler.

Firemaking Logs
Pic	Wood Type	Level	XP
	Tangle gum branches	1	25
	Seeping elm branches	10	44.5
	Blood spindle branches	20	65.6
	Utuku branches	30	88.3
	Spinebeam branches	40	112.6
	Bovistrangler branches	50	138.5
	Thigat branches	60	166
	Corpsethorn branches	70	195.1
	Entgallow branches	80	225.8
	Grave creeper branches	90	258.1

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Fishing

To begin Fishing in Daemonheim, you must be raiding a dungeon of at least Complexity 2 or higher.

You will find pools containing fish throughout the dungeon rooms. You will need a fishing rod and feathers to catch them, both of which can be bought from the Smuggler or obtained as a monster drop. Cooking fish produces vital supplies to restore life points.

Fishing
Pic	Fish or Crab	Level	XP
	Heim crab	1	9
	Red-eye	10	27
	Dusk eel	20	45
	Giant flatfish	30	63
	Short-finned eels	40	81
	Web snippers	50	99
	Bouldabass	60	117
	Salve eel	70	135
	Blue crab	80	153
	Cave moray	90	171

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Fletching (members only)

Starting at complexity 3, you can use your fletching skills to create arrows, bows and staves. Traps used for hunting can be made at complexity 5. As with regular fletching, you'll need some supplies to get started.

• Knife: purchased from the smuggler
• Branches: purchased from the smuggler, or obtained as monster drops or through Woodcutting
• Feathers: purchased from the smuggler
• Arrowtips: obtained through Smithing
• Bow strings: purchased from the smuggler, or obtained as a monster drop

Fletching - Arrows
To fletch arrows you must be raiding a dungeon of at least complexity 3. You'll need branches, a knife, feathers and arrowtips to create arrows. The amount of arrow shafts created per set of branches depends on the type of branches you are using.

Fletching Arrow Shafts
Pic	Wood	Shafts per log	Level	XP
	Tangle gum	15	1	4.5
	Seeping elm	21	10	6.3
	Blood spindle	26	20	7.8
	Utuku	32	30	9.6
	Spinebeam	37	40	11.1
	Bovistrangler	43	50	12.9
	Thigat	48	60	14.4
	Corpsethorn	54	70	16.2
	Entgallow	59	80	17.7
	Grave creeper	65	90	19.5

Attaching Arrowtips
Pic	Metal	Level
	Novite	1
	Bathus	11
	Marmaros	22
	Kratonite	33
	Fractite	44
	Zephyrium	55
	Argonite	66
	Katagon	77
	Gorgonite	88
	Promethium	99

Fletching - Bows
To fletch bows in Daemonheim, you must be raiding a dungeon of at least Complexity 3 or higher. Supplies needed are: a knife, branches, and bow strings.

Fletching Bows
Pic	Bow	Level	XP (Unstrung)	XP (Stringing)	XP (Completed)
	Tangle gum shortbow	1	5	5	10
	Tangle gum longbow	6	5.7	5.7	11.4
	Seeping elm shortbow	11	9	9	18
	Seeping elm longbow	16	10.3	10.3	20.6
	Blood spindle shortbow	21	15	15	30
	Blood spindle longbow	26	17.2	17.2	34.4
	Utuku shortbow	31	23	23	46
	Utuku longbow	36	26.4	26.4	52.8
	Spinebeam shortbow	41	33	33	66
	Spinebeam longbow	46	37.9	37.9	75.8
	Bovistrangler shortbow	51	45	45	90
	Bovistrangler longbow	56	51.7	51.7	103.4
	Thigat shortbow	61	59	59	118
	Thigat longbow	66	67.8	67.8	135.6
	Corpsethorn shortbow	71	75	75	150
	Corpsethorn longbow	76	86.2	86.2	172.4
	Entgallow shortbow	81	93	93	186
	Entgallow longbow	86	106.9	106.9	213.8
	Grave creeper shortbow	91	113	113	226
	Grave creeper longbow	96	129.9	129.9	259.8

Fletching - Staves

To fletch staves you must be raiding a dungeon of at least Complexity 3 or higher. Supplies needed are: a knife and branches. These staves have basic magic stats. However, they can be empowered with additional magical abilities by using them on any runecrafting altar in the dungeon.

Fletching Staves
Pic	Staff	Level	XP
	Tangle gum staff	8	9
	Seeping elm staff	18	16.2
	Blood spindle staff	28	27
	Utuku staff	38	41.4
	Spinebeam staff	48	59.4
	Bovistrangler staff	58	81
	Thigat staff	68	106.2
	Corpsethorn staff	78	135
	Entgallow staff	88	167.4
	Grave creeper staff	98	203.4

Fletching - Traps

To fletch traps in Daemonheim, you must be raiding a dungeon of at least Complexity 5 or higher.

Utilizing the Hunting skill, these traps are used to catch bovimastyx, a creature that can sometimes be found wandering around the dungeon. These creatures provide hides that can be used to craft ranged armour. You can simply kill the creatures to obtain a single hide, or snare them using the traps you fletch. Each trap requires a specific Hunting skill level to use it.

A knife and branches are the only tools required to Fletch traps.

Fletching Traps
Pic	Trap	Level	XP
	Tangle gum trap	3	12
	Seeping elm trap	13	21.6
	Blood spindle trap	23	36
	Utuku trap	33	55.2
	Spinebeam trap	43	79.2
	Bovistrangler trap	53	108
	Thigat trap	63	141.6
	Corpsethorn trap	73	180
	Entgallow trap	83	223.2
	Grave creeper trap	93	271.2

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Herblore (members only)

You can clean herbs within Daemonheim at complexity level 5 and higher. In order to use Herblore, you need to have completed the Druidic Ritual quest. Cleaning herbs in Daemonheim works the same way as it does the outside world - simply click the 'Clean' option on the herb and you will clean it, as long as you have the required Herblore level.

Cleaning Herbs
Pic	Herb	Level	XP
	Sagewort	3	2.1
	Valerian	4	3.2
	Aloe	8	4.0
	Wormwood leaf	34	7.2
	Magebane	37	7.7
	Featherfoil	41	8.6
	Winter's grip	67	12.7
	Lycopus	71	13.1
	Buckthorn	74	13.8

After you have cleaned the herb(s), you now have the option to combine them into potions. This ability is also available from complexity level 5 and onward.

To successfully combine a potion, you will need a primary herb, a secondary ingredient that corresponds with it, and a water-filled vial.

Vials are available from the smuggler. Water can be found at random places in dungeons, but a small trough will always be located next to a smelting furnace in the starting room.

There are two methods you can use to get the secondary ingredients - either as drops from monsters or from the smuggler.

To complete your potion, use the primary herb on the water-filled vial and then complete it by adding the secondary ingredient.

Making Potions (click to sort)
Pic	Potion	Level	Primary Ingredient	Secondary Ingredient	XP	Product Effect Per Dose
	Magic potion, Weak	3	Sagewort	Void dust	21	Boosts Magic by 4 + 10% of Magic level
	Ranged potion, Weak	5	Valerian	Void dust	34	Boosts Ranged by 4 + 10% of Ranged level
	Melee potion, Weak	7	Valerian	Misshapen claw	37.5	Boosts Attack and Strength by 4 + 10% of each level
	Defence potion, Weak	9	Aloe	Void dust	41	Boosts Defence by 4 + 10% of Defence level
	Stat restore potion, Weak	12	Aloe	Red moss	47	Restores stats (not Prayer or Summoning) by 5 + 12% of skill level
	Cure potion, Weak	15	Aloe	Firebreath whiskey	53.5	Cures disease and poison. Makes immune to both and dragon fire for 5 minutes.
	Rejuvenation potion, Weak	18	Aloe	Misshapen claw	57	Restores Prayer points 40 + 8% and Summoning points by 4 + 8% of skill level
	Weapon poison, Weak	21	Sagewort	Firebreath whiskey	61	Weapon poison that starts at 48 damage
	Gatherer's potion, Weak	24	Sagewort	Red moss	65	Boosts Woodcutting, Mining, Fishing, and Divination by 3 + 2% of levels
	Artisan's potion, Weak	27	Valerian	Red moss	68.5	Boosts Smithing, Crafting, Fletching, Construction and Firemaking by 3 + 2% of levels
	Naturalist's potion, Weak	30	Sagewort	Misshapen claw	72	Boosts Cooking, Farming, Herblore and Runecrafting by 3 + 2% of levels
	Survivalist's potion, Weak	33	Valerian	Firebreath whiskey	75	Boosts Agility, Thieving, Hunter and Slayer by 3 + 2% of levels
	Magic potion	36	Wormwood leaf	Void dust	79.5	Boosts Magic by 5 + 14% of Magic level
	Ranged potion	38	Magebane	Void dust	83	Boosts Ranged by 5 + 14% of Ranged level
	Melee potion	40	Magebane	Misshapen claw	86.5	Boosts Attack and Strength by 5 + 14% of skill level
	Defence potion	42	Featherfoil	Void dust	89	Boosts Defence by 5 + 14% of Defence level
	Stat restore potion	45	Featherfoil	Red moss	93	Restores stats (not Prayer or Summoning) by 7 + 17% of skill level
	Cure potion	48	Featherfoil	Firebreath whiskey	98.5	Cures disease and poison. Makes immune to both and dragon fire for 10 minutes.
	Rejuvenation potion	51	Featherfoil	Misshapen claw	105.5	Restores Prayer points 70 + 15% and Summoning points by 7 + 15% of skill level
	Weapon poison	54	Wormwood leaf	Firebreath whiskey	114	Weapon poison that starts at 58 damage
	Gatherer's potion	57	Wormwood leaf	Red moss	123.5	Boosts Woodcutting, Mining, Fishing, and Divination by 4 + 4% of levels
	Artisan's potion	60	Magebane	Red moss	131	Boosts Smithing, Crafting, Fletching, Construction and Firemaking by 4 + 4% of levels
	Naturalist's potion	63	Wormwood leaf	Misshapen claw	139.5	Boosts Cooking, Farming, Herblore and Runecrafting by 4 + 4% of levels
	Survivalist's potion	66	Magebane	Firebreath whiskey	147	Boosts Agility, Thieving, Hunter and Slayer by 4 + 4% of levels
	Magic potion, Strong	69	Winter's grip	Void dust	155.5	Boosts Magic by 6 + 20% of Magic level
	Ranged potion, Strong	71	Lycopus	Void dust	160	Boosts Ranged by 6 + 20% of Ranged level
	Melee potion, Strong	73	Lycopus	Misshapen claw	164	Boosts Attack and Strength by 6 + 20% of each level
	Defence potion, Strong	75	Buckthorn	Void dust	170.5	Boosts Defence by 6 + 20% of Defence level
	Stat restore potion, Strong	78	Buckthorn	Red moss	173.5	Restores stats (not Prayer or Summoning) by 10 + 24% of skill level
	Cure potion, Strong	81	Buckthorn	Firebreath whiskey	178	Cures disease and poison. Makes immune to both and dragon fire for 20 minutes.
	Rejuvenation potion, Strong	84	Buckthorn	Misshapen claw	189.5	Restores Prayer points 100 + 22% and Summoning points by 10 + 22% of skill level
	Weapon poison, Strong	87	Winter's grip	Firebreath whiskey	205.5	Weapon poison that starts at 68 damage
	Gatherer's potion, Strong	90	Winter's grip	Red moss	234	Boosts Woodcutting, Mining, Fishing, and Divination by 6 + 6% of levels
	Artisan's potion, Strong	93	Lycopus	Red moss	253	Boosts Smithing, Crafting, Fletching, Construction and Firemaking by 6 + 6% of levels
	Naturalist's potion, Strong	96	Winter's grip	Misshapen claw	279	Boosts Cooking, Farming, Herblore and Runecrafting by 6 + 6% of levels
	Survivalist's potion, Strong	99	Lycopus	Firebreath whiskey	315.5	Boosts Agility, Thieving, Hunter and Slayer by 6 + 6% of levels

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Hunting (members only)

You can lay traps on complexity level 4 and higher. A bovimastyx trap can be made from using a knife on a branch using the fletching skill. You can place traps on the floor with a roaming bovimastyx. The higher level the trap you lay, the higher chance of catching the bovimastyx you'll have. The trap will be destroyed if the beast is caught, or if the beast "trips" the mechanism without being caught.

Placing Traps
Pic	Trap	Level
	Tangle gum trap	1
	Seeping elm trap	10
	Blood spindle trap	20
	Utuku trap	30
	Spinebeam trap	40
	Bovistrangler trap	50
	Thigat trap	60
	Corpsethorn trap	70
	Entgallow trap	80
	Grave creeper trap	90

Once you've successfully caught a bovimastyx in your trap, you can skin the carcass, provided you have a knife in your inventory. Skinning the carcass will yield bovimastyx hides. You'll need the respective Hunter level to skin the carcass. However, if you kill the bovimastyx outright instead of trapping it, your Hunter level does not matter, but it'll yield fewer hides than trapping. The hides you receive can be used to craft ranged equipment.

Skinning Hides
Creature	Level	XP	Hunter reward
Protomastyx	1	55	Big bones, protomastyx hide
Submastyx	10	94.5	Big bones, submastyx hide
Paramastyx	20	164	Big bones, paramastyx hide
Archaemastyx	30	247	Big bones, archaemastyx hide
Dromomastyx	40	330	Big bones, dromomastyx hide
Spinomastyx	50	435.5	Big bones, spinomastyx hide
Gallimastyx	60	519	Big bones, gallimastyx hide
Stegomastyx	70	599.5	Big bones, stegomastyx hide
Megamastyx	80	673	Big bones, megamastyx hide
Tyrannomastyx	90	745.5	Big bones, tyrannomastyx hide

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Magic

Magic is available at any complexity level. The dungeoneering spellbook is unique. It contains some spells from the normal and lunar spellbook, as well as a few teleportation spells unique to Daemonheim: Dungeon Home Teleport, Create Gatestone, Gatestone Teleport and Group Gatestone Teleport. When using potions to boost your Magic level, you will only get a 1% damage bonus per boosted level. The available spells are detailed below:

Elemental Magic
Spell name	Level	Runes	Max. damage	XP
Wind Strike	1	1 Mind, 1 Air	20	5.5
Water Strike	5	1 Mind, 1 Air, 1 Water	40	7.5
Earth Strike	9	1 Mind, 1 Air, 2 Earth	60	9.5
Fire Strike	13	1 Mind, 2 Air, 3 Fire	80	11.5
Wind Bolt	17	1 Chaos, 2 Air	90	13.5
Water Bolt	23	1 Chaos, 2 Air, 2 Water	100	16.5
Earth Bolt	29	1 Chaos, 2 Air, 3 Earth	110	19.5
Fire Bolt	35	1 Chaos, 3 Air, 4 Fire	120	21.5
Wind Blast	41	1 Death, 3 Air	130	25.5
Water Blast	47	1 Death, 3 Air, 3 Water	140	28.5
Earth Blast	53	1 Death, 3 Air, 4 Earth	150	31.5
Fire Blast	59	1 Death, 4 Air, 5 Fire	160	34.5
Wind Wave	62	1 Blood, 5 Air	170	36
Water Wave	65	1 Blood, 5 Air, 7 Water	180	37.5
Earth Wave	70	1 Blood, 5 Air, 7 Earth	190	40
Fire Wave	75	1 Blood, 5 Air, 7 Fire	200	42.5
Wind Surge	81	1 Blood, 1 Death, 7 Air	220	75
Water Surge	85	1 Blood, 1 Death, 7 Air, 10 Water	240	80
Earth Surge	90	1 Blood, 1 Death, 7 Air, 10 Earth	260	85
Fire Surge	95	1 Blood, 1 Death, 7 Air, 10 Fire	280	90

Battle spells
Spell name	Level	Runes	Effect	XP
Confuse	3	3 Water, 2 Earth, 1 Body	Reduces opponent's Attack by 5%	13
Weaken	11	3 Water, 2 Earth, 1 Body	Reduces opponent's Strength by 5%	21
Curse	19	2 Water, 3 Earth, 1 Body	Reduces opponent's Defence by 5%	29
Bind	20	3 Water, 3 Earth, 2 Nature	Holds target in place for 5 seconds	30
Snare	50	4 Water, 4 Earth, 3 Nature	Holds target in place for 10 seconds	60
Vulnerability	66	5 Water, 5 Earth, 1 Soul	Reduces target's Defence by 10%	76
Enfeeble	73	8 Water, 8 Earth, 1 Soul	Reduces target's Strength by 10%	83
Entangle	79	5 Water, 5 Earth, 4 Nature	Holds target in place for 15 seconds.	89
Stun	80	12 Water, 12 Earth, 1 Soul	Reduces target's Attack by 10%	90

Alchemy
Spell Name	Magic Level	Casting Requirements	XP	Effect
Low level alchemy	21	1 Nature, 3 Fire	3.1	Turns items into coins
High level alchemy	55	1 Nature, 5 Fire	6.5	Turns items into more coins

Food Generation
Spell Name	Level	Runes	XP	Effect
Bones to bananas	15	1 Nature rune, 2 Water, 2 Earth	25	Converts any normal bones in your inventory into bananas

 

You must have completed the Lunar Diplomacy quest to use the spells listed in the two tables below!

Heals and cures
Spell	Level	Runes	XP	Effect
Cure Other	68	1 Astral, 1 Law, 10 Earth	65	When cast on another player, this spell will cure them if they are suffering the effects of any poison.
Cure Me	71	2 Astral, 2 Cosmic	69	If you are suffering the effects of any poison, you can cast this and cure yourself of it.
Cure Group	74	2 Astral, 2 Cosmic	74	When cast, this will cure anyone who is poisoned in the area surrounding you.

Support and Skill-related Spells
Spell	Level	Runes	XP	Effect
Monster examine	66	1 Astral, 1 Cosmic, 1 Mind	61	Must also have completed Dream Mentor quest. Can be used on any combat monster in the game. When cast, it will tell you the monster's life points, maximum hit, and whether they are immune to poison and/or a Slayer monster.
Humidify	68	1 Astral, 3 Water, 1 Fire	65	Must also have completed Dream Mentor quest. When cast, all of your empty water vessels in your inventory will be filled from the moisture in the air. Note that it will not fill certain quest-specific vessels.
Vengeance other	93	3 Astral, 10 Earth, 2 Death	108	When cast on your target, this gives them the power of Vengeance (see below).
Vengeance	94	4 Astral, 10 Earth, 2 Death	112	When cast you have the power of Vengeance. If you are attacked, your opponent receives a large percentage of the damage they inflict with their first damaging attack.

 

In dungeoneering, the Home Teleport spell takes you back to the starting room, which helps with many skilling and purchasing activities. Use it often!

To use a personal gatestone, you must first cast the Create Gatestone spell. This will cause a gatestone to appear in your inventory. Dropping the gatestone on the floor will create an "anchor" location. You will teleport to this location when you use the Gatestone Teleport spell. The teleport requires no runes, but your gatestone will crumble to dust upon arrival. To create another gatestone, simply use the Create Gatestone spell again.

You can use the Gatestone Teleport and Group Gatestone Teleport spells to exit a boss fight. Be sure to set up a gatestone if you're unsure about your chances of defeating the boss in one go!

Teleports
Pic	Spell Name	Level	Runes	Destination	Quest Requirements	XP
	Dungeon Home Teleport	None	None	Starting room	None	None
	Create Gatestone	32	3 Cosmic	N/A	None	43.5
	Gatestone Teleport	32	None (free)	Gatestone	None	None
	Group Gatestone Teleport	64	3 Law	Group Gatestone	None	None

Note: the party leader has a group gatestone which can be dropped anywhere, and re-used. It can be reached by diving into the gatestone portal in the smuggler room.

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Mining

You can mine in Daemonheim from complexity level 2 and higher.

Mining is the same inside Daemonheim as it is outside. You can use various pickaxes to mine the available ore if you have the appropriate required level. A better quality pickaxe will ruin fewer ores.

If you need to obtain a pickaxe, you can purchase one from the smuggler, smith your own, or receive one from combat.

Pickaxes
Pic	Pickaxe	Level
	Novite pickaxe	1
	Bathus pickaxe	10
	Marmaros pickaxe	20
	Kratonite pickaxe	30
	Fractite pickaxe	40
	Zephyrium pickaxe	50
	Argonite pickaxe	60
	Katagon pickaxe	70
	Gorgonite pickaxe	80
	Promethium pickaxe	90
	Primal pickaxe	99

Mining the strange ore in Daemonheim is the same as mining rocks outside of Daemonheim. If a player has a pickaxe they can use and the appropriate Mining level, the seams of ore can be mined.

The ore can then be smithed into items as is done outside of Daemonheim with the Smithing and Smelting skill.

Mining Ore
Pic	Ore	Level	XP
	Novite ore	1	15
	Bathus ore	10	27.5
	Marmaros ore	20	41
	Kratonium ore	30	56.5
	Fractite ore	40	71
	Zephyrium ore	50	85
	Argonite ore	60	100.5
	Katagon ore	70	117
	Gorgonite ore	80	131.5
	Promethium ore	90	148

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Prayer

You can bury any bones you find for Prayer experience, just like in the outside world. In addition, if your dungeon contains an altar, you can any bones you find on the altar to get four times as much experience! The bones you can find while raiding a dungeon are listed in the table below.

Dungeoneering Bones
Name	Bury XP	Altar XP
Bones	4.5	18
Bat bones	5.3	21.2
Big bones	15	60
Dragon bones	72	288
Frost dragon bones	180	720

Praying at an altar will only allow you to restore a certain amount of prayer points. This amount is equal to ten times your prayer level for small dungeons, equal to twenty times your prayer level for medium dungeons, and equal to thirty times your prayer level for large dungeons. This limit is not tied to a particular altar - if your dungeon contains multiple altars, you will not be able to restore more prayer points through them.

Altars are randomly found within dungeons. Sometimes, a dungeon may not contain an altar at all! If you have level 75 Construction, you can build an altar in the starting room yourself. Please refer to the Construction section of this guide for more information. You can also use rejuvenation potions to restore some prayer points. More information on how to brew these potions can be found in the Herblore section of this guide.

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Runecrafting

Runecrafting and powering staves are available at dungeon complexity level 3 or higher.

Rune essence can be obtained from monster drops, or purchased from the smuggler. Simply take it to an altar, such as in the starting room, and choose the rune you wish to make. Runecrafting xp is accrued at 1/10 of the normal xp per 10 runes made, so it is 1/100 the normal xp per rune. Free-to-play players can craft runes that are used on F2P worlds; astrals and blood runes are not used on F2P.

Crafting Runes
Rune	Level	XP/Essence
Air	1	0.10
Mind	2	0.11
Water	5	0.12
Earth	9	0.13
Fire	14	0.14
Body	20	0.15
Cosmic	27	0.16
Chaos	35	0.17
Astral	40	0.174
Nature	44	0.18
Law	54	0.19
Death	65	0.20
Blood	77	0.21

 

At complexity level 3 or higher, you can use runecrafting altars to power up staves. Staves are generally made through fletching, though the smuggler sells some as well. When powering staves, you earn the amount of experience listed below in both Magic and Runecrafting.

To power up a staff, use it on a runecrafting altar and choose from the options. Before powering, ordinary staves have only minimal stat benefits. Making one into an elemental staff provides an unlimited supply of one type of rune, as always. A catalytic staff boosts your magic damage by 15%, and an empowered catalytic staff boosts it by 20%.

Powering Staves
Pic	Empowered staff	Level	Staff Required	XP
	Water staff	10	Any	5.5
	Earth staff	20	Tier 2 or higher	12
	Fire staff	30	Tier 3 or higher	20.5
	Air staff	40	Tier 4 or higher	29
	Catalytic staff	50	Tier 5 or higher	39.5
	Empowered water staff	60	Tier 6 or higher	51
	Empowered earth staff	70	Tier 7 or higher	63.5
	Empowered fire staff	80	Tier 8 or higher	76
	Empowered air staff	90	Tier 9 or higher	90.5
	Empowered catalytic staff	99	Tier 10	106

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Slayer (members only)

On any complexity level, there may be slayer creatures that require a certain slayer level to fight. They do not require special equipment. Note that regular slayer monsters from Runescape will also appear in the dungeons. However, they do not give slayer xp unless you have been tasked to kill them. When a slayer monster drops its unique drop, only the player who dealt the most damage to it will be able to see the drop. If the drop has not been picked up it will become visible to all players after 30 seconds.

Slayer Creatures
Creature	Combat Level	Slayer Level
Night spider	59	41
Spiritual guardian	78	63
Seeker	70	71
Edimmu	121	90
Soulgazer	105	99

Unique slayer creature drops may be worth binding. Some have special properties shown in the notes below the table.

Slayer Rewards

Pic

Item

Level

Attack Bonuses

Defence Bonuses

Other

Stab

Slash

Crush

Mage

Range

Stab

Slash

Crush

Mage

Range

Summ

Str

Pray

Seeker's charm

None

-3

-3

-3

+10

+15

+0

+0

+0

+10

+0

+0

-4

+0

Blood necklace

None

+11

+11

+11

+8

+8

+11

+11

+11

+8

+8

+0

+11

+0

Silver precision bracelet

15 defence

+4

+7

+7

+3

+3

+0

+1

+1

+1

+0

+0

+0

+0

Sunstriker boots

21 defence

+1

+1

+1

+0

+2

+3

+3

+3

+3

+3

+0

+0

+0

Incantor's boots

28 defence

+1

+1

+1

+2

+0

+5

+4

+8

+2

+2

+0

+0

+0

Flameburst defender

33 mage 33 defence

+9

+6

+5

+3

-2

+5

+9

+4

+3

+0

+0

+5

+0

Frostbite dagger

36 mage 36 attack

+32

+14

-4

+4

-2

+0

+0

+0

+4

+0

+0

+29

+0

Golden precision bracelet

45 defence

+12

+17

+17

+5

+5

+0

+1

+1

+2

+0

+0

+0

+0

Shadow silk hood

45 defence

-2

-2

-2

+6

+6

+10

+7

+14

+6

+4

+0

+0

+0

Marksman boots

48 defence

+2

+2

+2

+0

+6

+6

+6

+7

+6

+6

+0

+0

+0

Sorcerer's boots

54 defence

+2

+2

+2

+5

+0

+7

+6

+13

+5

+5

+0

+0

+0

Absorption boots

57 defence

-2

-2

-2

-3

+5

+5

+5

+4

+18

+5

+0

+0

+0

Protector's ward

65 defence

0

0

0

0

0

+40

+53

+62

+22

+43

+0

+0

+0

Hailstorm dagger

68 defence 68 mage

+50

+21

-4

+8

-2

+0

+0

+0

+8

+0

+0

+69

+0

Doomcore staff

68 attack 68 mage

+0

+0

+0

-10

+0

-5

-5

-5

-10

-5

+0

-5

+0

Grounding boots

83 ranged 83 defence

-2

-2

-2

-3

+8

+8

+8

+7

+30

+8

+0

+0

+0

Guardian's ward

94 defence

0

0

0

0

0

+55

+72

+84

+44

+60

+0

+0

+0

Hexhunter bow

98 ranged

+0

+0

+0

-2

+45

+0

+0

+0

+5

+0

+0

+0

+0

• ¹ The blood necklace pulses every 10 seconds. Each enemy next to you will be hit for up to 40 damage, and you will be healed for an amount equal to the damage dealt this way.
• ² Each dagger (frostbite or hailstorm) has a 20% chance to deal an extra 50 damage. This goes up to 100 damage if used with flameburst defender.
• ³ The flameburst defender has unique effects when equipped along with a dagger (either frostbite or hailstorm):
  • With frostbite, the defender's max damage increases +10 . However, your attack will be decreased -10%.
  • When used with either dagger (frostbite or hailstorm), the damage from the daggers' 20% chance increases to 100 per hit.
• ⁴ When the shadow silk hood is equipped, bosses and mages can see you, but humanoids cannot. If a mage or seeker spots you, then you will be revealed to everyone in the room.
• ⁵ The doomcore staff has a magic damage increase of +25%.
• ⁶ The hexhunter bow boosts range damage based on the enemy's magic attack or magic strength attack, which ever is higher.

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Smithing

Access to smithing begins at dungeon complexity level 3, where you can smelt bars and make weapons. Complexity level 4 permits you to smith armour. Furnaces and anvils are located in the dungeons, and often in the starting room.

Smelting requires only a furnace and the desired ore. Ore may be obtained by mining, or by purchasing it from the smuggler. Note that primal ore does not exist; primal items can only be obtained as drops.

Smelting Bars
Pic	Name	Level	Ore name	Xp
	Novite bar	1	Novite ore	7
	Bathus bar	10	Bathus ore	13.3
	Marmaros bar	20	Marmaros ore	19.6
	Kratonite bar	30	Kratonite ore	25.9
	Fractite bar	40	Fractite ore	32.2
	Zephyrium bar	50	Zephyrium ore	38.5
	Argonite bar	60	Argonite ore	44.8
	Katagon bar	70	Katagon ore	51.1
	Gorgonite bar	80	Gorgonite ore	57.4
	Promethium bar	90	Promethium ore	63.7

Smithing weapons and armour requires an anvil, a hammer, and bar(s) of the desired metal. A hammer may be obtained as monster drop, or bought from the smuggler. Take your bars to an anvil, often found in the starting room of your dungeon, and use a hammer to make the items you require. A hammer can be purchased from the smuggler.

Unlike ordinary Runescape smithing, the xp when using an anvil and hammer is not solely tied to the number of bars used. The xp increases as you make higher levelled items.

Smithing Arms and Armour
Item Name	Bars	Novite		Bathus		Marmaros		Kratonite		Fractite
		Level	XP	Level	XP	Level	XP	Level	XP	Level	XP
Arrowheads (20)	1	1	10	10	19	20	28	30	37	40	46
Dagger	1	1	10	10	19	20	28	30	37	40	46
Boots	1	1	10.5	11	19.5	21	28.5	31	37.5	41	46.5
Gauntlets	1	1	10.5	11	19.5	21	28.5	31	37.5	41	46.5
Hatchet	1	2	11	12	20	22	29	32	38	42	47
Pickaxe	1	2	11	12	20	22	29	32	38	42	47
Warhammer	2	3	23	13	41	23	59	33	77	43	95
Rapier	2	3	23	13	41	23	59	33	77	43	95
Longsword	2	4	24	14	42	24	60	34	78	44	96
Full helm	2	5	25	15	43	25	61	35	79	45	97
Battleaxe	2	5	25	15	43	25	61	35	79	45	97
Kiteshield	3	6	39	16	66	26	93	36	120	46	147
Chainbody	3	6	39	16	66	26	93	36	120	46	147
Platelegs	3	7	40.5	17	67.5	27	94.5	37	121.5	47	148.5
Plateskirt	3	7	40.5	17	67.5	27	94.5	37	121.5	47	148.5
Spear	4	7	54	17	90	27	126	37	162	47	198
Maul	4	8	56	18	92	28	128	38	164	48	200
2h sword	4	8	56	18	92	28	128	38	164	48	200
Platebody	5	9	72.5	19	117.5	29	162.5	39	207.5	49	252.5

Smithing Arms and Armour - Members
Item Name	Bars	Zephyrium		Argonite		Katagon		Gorgonite		Promethium
		Level	XP	Level	XP	Level	XP	Level	XP	Level	XP
Arrowheads (20)	1	50	55	60	64	70	73	80	82	90	91
Dagger	1	50	55	60	64	70	73	80	82	90	91
Boots	1	51	55.5	61	64.5	71	73.5	81	82.5	91	91.5
Gauntlets	1	51	55.5	61	64.5	71	73.5	81	82.5	91	91.5
Hatchet	1	52	56	62	65	72	74	82	83	92	92
Pickaxe	1	52	56	62	65	72	74	82	83	92	92
Warhammer	2	53	113	63	131	73	149	83	167	93	185
Rapier	2	53	113	63	131	73	149	83	167	93	185
Longsword	2	54	114	64	132	74	150	84	168	94	186
Full helm	2	55	115	65	133	75	151	85	169	95	187
Battleaxe	2	55	115	65	133	75	151	85	169	95	187
Kiteshield	3	56	174	66	201	76	228	86	255	96	282
Chainbody	3	56	174	66	201	76	228	86	255	96	282
Platelegs	3	57	175.5	67	202.5	77	229.5	87	256.5	97	283.5
Plateskirt	3	57	175.5	67	202.5	77	229.5	87	256.5	97	283.5
Spear	4	57	234	67	270	77	306	87	342	97	378
Maul	4	58	236	68	272	78	308	88	344	98	380
2h sword	4	58	236	68	272	78	308	88	344	98	380
Platebody	5	59	297.5	69	342.5	79	387.5	89	432.5	99	477.5

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Summoning (members only)

You can summon familiars at dungeon complexity level 5 and higher. You must have completed the Wolf Whistle quest to use summoning in Daemonheim. Making familiar pouches in Daemonheim is easier than the ordinary process. All that is needed to make a pouch is a charm and a secondary ingredient. Both can be obtained from monster drops or from other dungeon activities. Shards and blank pouches are not required. The starting room will always contain a summoning obelisk.

You can downgrade charms by using them on a summoning obelisk. Blue charms can be downgraded to either crimson, green or gold charms. Crimson charms can be downgraded to green or gold charms. Green charms can only be downgraded to gold charms. Gold charms are at the bottom of the food chain, and can't be downgraded at all.

Daemonheim pouches can be categorised by their purpose. The level of function is directly related to their tier. Familiars in the same category last the same amount of time. Combat familiars fight in their style and increase your defence against that style. The defence boost they provide is equal to their tier. Their scroll ability improves their attack and weakens the enemy.

Familiar Types
Type	Skill focus	Secondary type	Scroll Ability	Special move points	Main ability	Time (minutes)
Bloodrager	Melee combat	Ore	Sundering strike: An attack that is 50% more accurate, deals more damage, and reduces opponent's Defence.	2	+1 to +10 melee defence boost	45
Deathslinger	Ranged combat	Branches (x2)	Poisonous shot: An attack that is 50% more accurate, deals more damage, and poisons the enemy.	2	+1 to +10 ranged defence boost	45
Stormbringer	Magic combat	Textile	Snaring wave: An attack that is 50% more accurate, deals more damage, and immobilises the opponent.	2	+1 to +10 magic defence boost	45
Hoardstalker	Skill/Forager	Hide	Aptitude: An invisible skill boost of +1 (tier 1) to +10 (tier 10).	3.1	Forager (tier 1 to 10 materials)	60
Worldbearer	Beast of Burden	Torn bag	Second wind: Restores 20% (tier 1) to 40% (tier 10) run energy.	1.5	Beast of Burden (12 to 30 slots)	60
Skinweaver	Healer	Cooked Fish (x2)	Glimmer of light: Heals 10 (tier 1) to 100 (tier 10) life points.	1.3	Food heals +10 to +100 more life points	30

Summoning Pouches
Combat Melee
Level	Pic	Pouch	Charm	Secondary	XP	Summ xp
1		Cub bloodrager	Gold	Novite ore	5.0	0.5
11		Little bloodrager	Gold	Bathus ore	19.5	1
21		Naïve bloodrager	Gold	Marmaros ore	43	1.5
31		Keen bloodrager	Green	Kratonite ore	68.5	2
41		Brave bloodrager	Green	Fractite ore	99.5	2.5
51		Brah bloodrager	Green	Zephyrium ore	157	3
61		Naabe bloodrager	Crimson	Argonite ore	220	3.5
71		Wise bloodrager	Crimson	Katagon ore	325	4
81		Adept bloodrager	Blue	Gorgonite ore	517.5	4.5
91		Sachem bloodrager	Blue	Promethium ore	810	5
Combat Ranged
Level	Pic	Pouch	Charm	Secondary	XP	Summ xp
2		Cub deathslinger	Gold	2 Tangle gum branches	5.7	0.6
12		Little deathslinger	Gold	2 Seeping elm branches	20.5	1.1
22		Naïve deathslinger	Gold	2 Blood spindle branches	44.4	1.6
32		Keen deathslinger	Green	2 Utuku branches	70.4	2.1
42		Brave deathslinger	Green	2 Spinebeam branches	102	2.6
52		Brah deathslinger	Green	2 Bovistrangler branches	160.5	3.1
62		Naabe deathslinger	Crimson	2 Thigat branches	224.6	3.6
72		Wise deathslinger	Crimson	2 Corpsethorn branches	330.8	4.1
82		Adept deathslinger	Blue	2 Entgallow branches	524.6	4.6
92		Sachem deathslinger	Blue	2 Grave creeper branches	818.5	5.1
Combat Magic
Level	Pic	Pouch	Charm	Secondary	XP	Summ xp
3		Cub stormbringer	Gold	Salve nettles	6.4	0.7
13		Little stormbringer	Gold	Wildercress stems	21.5	1.2
23		Naïve stormbringer	Gold	Blightleaf gauze	45.8	1.7
33		Keen stormbringer	Green	Roseblood stems	72.3	2.2
43		Brave stormbringer	Green	Bryll reeds	104.5	2.7
53		Brah stormbringer	Green	Duskweed sproutings	164	3.2
63		Naabe stormbringer	Crimson	Soulbell roots	229.2	3.7
73		Wise stormbringer	Crimson	Ectograss blades	336.6	4.2
83		Adept stormbringer	Blue	Runeleaf fibres	531.7	4.7
93		Sachem stormbringer	Blue	Spiritbloom fibres	827	5.2
Skill / Forager
Level	Pic	Pouch	Charm	Secondary	XP	Summ xp
5		Cub hoardstalker	Gold	Protomastyx hide	7.1	0.8
15		Little hoardstalker	Gold	Submastyx hide	22.5	1.3
25		Naïve hoardstalker	Gold	Paramastyx hide	47.2	1.8
35		Keen hoardstalker	Green	Archaemastyx hide	74.2	2.3
45		Brave hoardstalker	Green	Dromomastyx hide	107	2.8
55		Brah hoardstalker	Green	Spinomastyx hide	167.5	3.3
65		Naabe hoardstalker	Crimson	Gallimastyx hide	233.8	3.8
75		Wise hoardstalker	Crimson	Stegomastyx hide	342.4	4.3
85		Adept hoardstalker	Blue	Megamastyx hide	538.8	4.8
95		Sachem hoardstalker	Blue	Tyrannomastyx hide	835.5	5.3
Beast of burden
Level	Pic	Pouch (BoB amount)	Charm	Secondary	XP	Summ xp
7		Cub worldbearer (12)	Gold	Protoleather torn bag	7.8	0.9
17		Little worldbearer (14)	Gold	Subleather torn bag	23.5	1.4
27		Naïve worldbearer (16)	Gold	Paraleather torn bag	48.6	1.9
37		Keen worldbearer (18)	Green	Archleather torn bag	76.1	2.4
47		Brave worldbearer (20)	Green	Dromoleather torn bag	109.5	2.9
57		Brah worldbearer (22)	Green	Spinoleather torn bag	171	3.4
67		Naabe worldbearer (24)	Crimson	Gallileather torn bag	238.4	3.9
77		Wise worldbearer (26)	Crimson	Stegoleather torn bag	348.2	4.4
87		Adept worldbearer (28)	Blue	Megaleather torn bag	545.9	4.9
97		Sachem worldbearer (30)	Blue	Tyrannoleather torn bag	844	5.4
Healer
Level	Pic	Pouch	Charm	Secondary	XP	Summ xp
9		Cub skinweaver	Gold	2 Cooked heim crabs	8.5	0.9
19		Little skinweaver	Gold	2 Cooked red-eye	24.5	1.4
29		Naïve skinweaver	Gold	2 Cooked dusk eel	50	1.9
39		Keen skinweaver	Green	2 Cooked giant flatfish	78	2.4
49		Brave skinweaver	Green	2 Cooked short-finned eel	112	2.9
59		Brah skinweaver	Green	2 Cooked web snipper	174.5	3.4
69		Naabe skinweaver	Crimson	2 Cooked bouldabass	243	3.9
79		Wise skinweaver	Crimson	2 Cooked salve eel	354	4.4
89		Adept skinweaver	Blue	2 Cooked blue crab	553	4.9
99		Sachem skinweaver	Blue	2 Cooked cave moray	852.5	5.4

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Thieving (members only)

Thieving in Daemonheim is available from complexity level 5 and higher. Thieving allows you to steal from chests around the dungeon. Thieving from the chests rewards you with various useful dungeoneering items.

Thieving Chests
Level	XP
1	25.5
10	57
20	115
30	209
40	331.5
50	485
60	661.5
70	876
80	1118.5
90	1410.5

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Woodcutting

Woodcutting in Daemonheim is available from complexity level 2 and higher.
Trees in Daemonheim grow up the walls and are found at random. Cutting them is the same as anywhere else in Runescape - use a hatchet to chop the trees and obtain wood branches.

In order to obtain a hatchet, a player can fight, smith one from a relative metal, or purchase one from the smuggler. A higher level hatchet will successfully cut more branches.

Woodcutting Hatchets
Pic	Hatchet	Level
	Novite hatchet	1
	Bathus hatchet	10
	Marmaros hatchet	20
	Kratonite hatchet	30
	Fractite hatchet	40
	Zephyrium hatchet	50
	Argonite hatchet	60
	Katagon hatchet	70
	Gorgonite hatchet	80
	Promethium hatchet	90
	Primal hatchet	99

Branches can be used for fletching dungeoneering equipment, making fires, or stoking stoves for cooking. Higher level branches will burn food less often.

Woodcutting Trees
Tree	Level	Branch	XP
Tangle gum	1	Tangle gum	35
Seeping elm	10	Seeping elm	60
Blood spindle	20	Blood spindle	85
Utuku	30	Utuku	115
Spinebeam	40	Spinebeam	145
Bovistrangler	50	Bovistrangler	175
Thigat	60	Thigat	210
Corpsethorn	70	Corpsethorn	245
Entgallow	80	Entgallow	285
Grave creeper	90	Grave creeper	330

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Credits

Original Guide by: Tip.It Crew

Special thanks to: All Bogs, Bluehooloovo, Dark_Aura, Howlin1, Jaffy1, Jero444, pokemama, Xena Dragon, Warriormonkx

Thanks to: Artemis1330, aws_137, boa, Brave2, DarkDude98, ForsakenMage, Gangstafr00b, Gpushee, Hugh Mannity, Juhniz, Neohero1972, Omnitec, Pokemama, Rare_Pain, RSfreak1234, ryanstinks, Serpent Eye, SirTommy2005, Speedyshel, Studio1417, TheLeonardo, Vhellcat, Vulxai

Last updated by: Warriormonkx

Last updated on: 22-June-2014