Gryphons (dungeon)

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Gryphons (dungeon)
RegularTask-only
Gryphons
Released19 November 2025 (Update)
MembersYes
LocationThe Great Conch
League regionN/A
Wilderness levelNo
MusicBelow the Conch
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TypeDungeon

Gryphons are found in two caves on The Great Conch.

Both dungeons contain a number of Gryphons, a Slayer monster requiring 51 Slayer to kill. A Dwarf multicannon can be used in both dungeons.

The entrances to the dungeon, with the regular area in the north-west and the task-only area in the south-east.

South-Eastern Dungeon

The dungeon on the eastern side is where Gryphons can only be killed if on a slayer task. This rule is enforced by Elder Kelmo who stands just inside the cave entrance.

The south west part of this dungeon is a multicombat area. The other two thirds of the dungeon is single-way combat.

North-Western Dungeon

No slayer task is needed to kill the Gryphons in the western dungeon.

This dungeon contains a Knife spawn which can be used to cut the watermelons dropped by the gryphons to make Watermelon slice which can be used to heal and prolong combat.

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