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Clay rocks
Variant 1Variant 2
Clay rocks
Released28 February 2001 (Update)
MembersNo
QuestNo
LocationVaries
Map icon
OptionsMine
ExamineA rocky outcrop.
Advanced data
Object ID11363
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Clay rocks are Mining rocks that can be mined at level 1 Mining to produce 1 clay and 5 Mining experience. When a bracelet of clay is equipped, the rocks produce soft clay instead. Clay can be used with water to make soft clay, which is in turn used to train Crafting and Construction, or to make magic tablets.

Clay is not recommended to train Mining, as copper and tin rocks give more experience. However, clay is sometimes used as a money making method for free-to-play players, yielding 75 each rock, or 2,100 per inventory, with each inventory taking roughly one minute to fill.

Locations

Mining info

Clay rocks
Level requiredMining 1
Mining XP5 xp
Required toolPickaxe
Respawn time1.2 seconds

Rocks deplete and produce clay on every successful mining attempt, though more can be gained using special equipment.

Item Quantity Rarity Price High Alch
Clay.png: Clay rocks drops Clay with rarity Always in quantity 1Clay1Always750

The probability to succeed on a given mining attempt scales with Mining level according to the figure below.

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Pre-roll

The mining gem drop table has a 1/256 chance to roll on every mining attempt;[1] if the player is wearing a charged amulet of glory, amulet of glory (t), or amulet of eternal glory, the probability increases to 1/64.2.[2][3] If the table successfully rolls, the player may receive an uncut gem or nothing, and in either case can not receive an ore.[4] This neither depletes the rock nor grants Mining experience. The rates shown are for every mining attempt.

Item Quantity Rarity Price High Alch
This does not exist.NothingN/A70/32,768; 70/8,216[d 1]N/AN/A
Uncut sapphire.png: Clay rocks drops Uncut sapphire with rarity 32/32,768 in quantity 1Uncut sapphire132/32,768; 32/8,216[d 1]22815
Uncut emerald.png: Clay rocks drops Uncut emerald with rarity 16/32,768 in quantity 1Uncut emerald116/32,768; 16/8,216[d 1]47330
Uncut ruby.png: Clay rocks drops Uncut ruby with rarity 8/32,768 in quantity 1Uncut ruby18/32,768; 8/8,216[d 1]1,08760
Uncut diamond.png: Clay rocks drops Uncut diamond with rarity 2/32,768 in quantity 1Uncut diamond12/32,768; 2/8,216[d 1]2,439120
  1. ^ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 The drop rate is increased while wearing any charged variant of an amulet of glory.

Tertiary

The following items can drop together with the main resource. The rates shown are for a successful mining attempt.

Item Quantity Rarity Price High Alch
Clue geode (beginner).png: Clay rocks drops Clue geode (beginner) with rarity 1/1,027 in quantity 1Clue geode (beginner)11/1,027–1/521[d 1]Not soldN/A
Loop half of key (moon key).png: Clay rocks drops Loop half of key (moon key) with rarity 1/4,944 in quantity 1Loop half of key (moon key)11/4,944[d 2]Not soldN/A
Clue geode (easy).png: Clay rocks drops Clue geode (easy) with rarity 1/8,737 in quantity 1Clue geode (easy)11/8,737–1/4,212[d 1]Not soldN/A
Clue geode (medium).png: Clay rocks drops Clue geode (medium) with rarity 1/10,279 in quantity 1Clue geode (medium)11/10,279–1/4,956[d 1]Not soldN/A
Clue geode (hard).png: Clay rocks drops Clue geode (hard) with rarity 1/16,961 in quantity 1Clue geode (hard)11/16,961–1/8,178[d 1]Not soldN/A
Clue geode (elite).png: Clay rocks drops Clue geode (elite) with rarity 1/51,397 in quantity 1Clue geode (elite)11/51,397–1/24,782[d 1]Not soldN/A
Rock golem.png: Clay rocks drops Rock golem with rarity 1/741,575 in quantity 1Rock golem11/741,575–1/739,125[d 3]Not soldN/A
  1. ^ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 The drop rate increases with Mining level; see Clue geode § Rates for more details.
  2. ^ Key halves are only dropped in Varlamore.
  3. ^ The drop rate increases with Mining level; see the pet calculator for more details.

Changes

Date Changes
20 March 2024
(Update)

Map icon changed from to .

15 March 2023
(Update | poll)
  • The object has been renamed from "Rocks" to "Clay rocks".
  • The "Prospect" option was removed.
7 December 2022
(Update | poll)

The random tick delay after mining clay has been removed.

21 January 2016
(Update | poll)

The object was graphically updated

Equipment

  • Bracelet of clay allows 28 soft clay to be mined before it breaks.
  • Varrock armour 1, 2, 3, and and 4 give a 10% chance to receive an extra clay.
  • Mining gloves and their variants provide no benefits.
  • Celestial rings and signets provide an invisible +4 boost to Mining level, regardless of charges. When charged with stardust, they also give a 10% chance to receive an extra clay.
  • Prospector kit boosts Mining experience by 2.5%.
  • Amulet of glory increases the chance of obtaining gems when charged.
  • Mining capes give a 5% chance to receive an extra clay.
  • Varrock armour, celestial rings, and Mining capes roll independently; multiple bonus resources can be given.

Trivia

  • Clay is the fastest respawning rock at 1.2 seconds (2 game ticks).

See also

References

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