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Bearded gorilla bonemeal

Bearded gorilla bonemeal
Released15 February 2005 (Update)
MembersYes
Quest itemNo
Properties
TradeableNo
EquipableNo
StackableNo
NoteableNo
OptionsEmpty, Drop
ExamineA pot of crushed bearded gorilla monkey bones.
Values
Value1 coin
High alch0 coins
Low alch0 coins
Weight1.5 kg
Advanced data
Item ID4266
LinkMOID

Bearded gorilla bonemeal is an item that is used for worship at the Ectofuntus. It consists of a pot filled with bearded gorilla bones that have been crushed in the bone grinder at the Ectofuntus.

Recipe

Requirements
Members
Ticks? (edit)
ToolsNoneFacilitiesBone grinder
Materials
ItemQuantityCost
Bearded gorilla bones1N/A
Pot111
Total cost11
Bearded gorilla bonemeal1N/A

Prayer info

Bearded gorilla bonemeal
Level requiredPrayer 1
Prayer XP80 xp
Uses itemBucket of slime
FacilityEctofuntus
TypeBonemeal

Changes

Date Changes
12 August 2020
(Update)
  • The item was renamed from "Bonemeal" to "Bearded gorilla bonemeal".
  • The "Use" and "Empty" options on all bonemeal have been switched around.
Remains
Standard bones
Draconic bones
Simian bones
Ogre bones
Enriched bones
Special bones
Goblin priests
Demonic ashes
Shade remains

Source

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