really great guide!! i love how you slowed all the attacks down so people can actually see when to move and what is happening i have some extra tips for the ones interested - dragon boots over god d hide, that gives str, a boot switch is usually not worth. - MA2 cape is always a great item to have on you as it is basically a free ancestral piece - baba is usually fought with melee, in the case of being an iron with a bad melee setup but you do own bowfa? then it works better - i dont do the pillar side in kephri puzzle, that one is unpredictable the rest is solved for you by the plugin -suffering is a great item to start with but damage boosting rings are better overall( i never bring a ring switch) lightbearer is cracked asf in here especially if you get the yellow keris -if you own a fang the blue keris is better till AROUND a lvl 200 after that fang overtakes in DPS - you can 1 down the akkha puzzle if you have 85 mining or higher (can be boosted) and have a dragon pick or better - walk the path may cause a struggle as the raid in tankier overall, if you can swap that out for something free that suits your playstyle, it will make the raid faster. but a very good invocation to learn as it is frequently ran - baba puzzle sucks monkey nuts -for supplies as a normie account i prefer to go power first to be salted up at akkha and baba aswell sorry for this huge ass comment, hope it helps some people with the questions they have
the lower end the gear the better thralls are, and theyre still great with good gear. Using ancients makes it harder on yourself. Otherwise, great guide!
Cool guide! One thing I wonder is; do you even need to trap the melee at kephri? I think pray melee and smack it with partisan after you kill the mage.
Appreciate it! Of course you don't have to, but it just makes it easier, at other invocs he can smack decently hard, add that in with the constant hits from the ranged attacks and it's pretty annoying imo :D
at higher level raids you would wanna do this, on lower lvl he is not that scary. i have been smacked for 70s before in a lvl 300 while busy killing mage gl on purps!
Great explanation of the rooms however i would discourage bringing in so few switches, camping berserker, brimstone or lightbearer is fine and you should almost always have a helm, chest, legs, back, necklace, gloves and main/offhand switch if possible. DPS is your best weapon to not need supplies in the long run.
Ty! And Oh for sure, it just helped me learn by gradually applying more items as I got more comfortable. It was a bit overwhelming trying to learn a complete swap at first
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really great guide!! i love how you slowed all the attacks down so people can actually see when to move and what is happening
i have some extra tips for the ones interested
- dragon boots over god d hide, that gives str, a boot switch is usually not worth.
- MA2 cape is always a great item to have on you as it is basically a free ancestral piece
- baba is usually fought with melee, in the case of being an iron with a bad melee setup but you do own bowfa? then it works better
- i dont do the pillar side in kephri puzzle, that one is unpredictable the rest is solved for you by the plugin
-suffering is a great item to start with but damage boosting rings are better overall( i never bring a ring switch) lightbearer is cracked asf in here especially if you get the yellow keris
-if you own a fang the blue keris is better till AROUND a lvl 200 after that fang overtakes in DPS
- you can 1 down the akkha puzzle if you have 85 mining or higher (can be boosted) and have a dragon pick or better
- walk the path may cause a struggle as the raid in tankier overall, if you can swap that out for something free that suits your playstyle, it will make the raid faster. but a very good invocation to learn as it is frequently ran
- baba puzzle sucks monkey nuts
-for supplies as a normie account i prefer to go power first to be salted up at akkha and baba aswell
sorry for this huge ass comment, hope it helps some people with the questions they have
Pinned, thanks dude that's super helpful!
Really solid guide! Gonna send this to new people joining us to learner raids instead of explaining anything to them 😆
Ty! lmao dope I linked our disc and Kaas gave me some invocations i'ma throw in there too for learners
This is the video ive been looking for, thank you!
Glad I could help!
the lower end the gear the better thralls are, and theyre still great with good gear. Using ancients makes it harder on yourself. Otherwise, great guide!
this guide is gonna be so good for new players good job man
Ty! That was the goal 🤝
The zebak orbs won’t hit you on those tiles if they spawn on the opposite side of the room.
My man delivered what a legend
Yeah bro! this took me forever to make 😅
It shows, great work @@TokOSRS
Cool guide! One thing I wonder is; do you even need to trap the melee at kephri? I think pray melee and smack it with partisan after you kill the mage.
Appreciate it! Of course you don't have to, but it just makes it easier, at other invocs he can smack decently hard, add that in with the constant hits from the ranged attacks and it's pretty annoying imo :D
at higher level raids you would wanna do this, on lower lvl he is not that scary. i have been smacked for 70s before in a lvl 300 while busy killing mage
gl on purps!
those "jars" are actaully called jugs, the mage attack he does? are the same jars on the ground. jugajars
Stats?
You could do this with base 70s with even less defense in all honesty
Great explanation of the rooms however i would discourage bringing in so few switches, camping berserker, brimstone or lightbearer is fine and you should almost always have a helm, chest, legs, back, necklace, gloves and main/offhand switch if possible. DPS is your best weapon to not need supplies in the long run.
Ty! And Oh for sure, it just helped me learn by gradually applying more items as I got more comfortable. It was a bit overwhelming trying to learn a complete swap at first
You can’t expect a learner to be able to gear swap smoothly. But that’s another reason I recommend learning gauntlet before raiding. Or even zulrah.