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Kitchen weaponry

Kitchen weaponry are melee weapons that can be bought from the Culinaromancer's Chest. To buy and wield more advanced kitchen weapons, the player must complete the Recipe for Disaster subquests. All the weapons have the same or almost the same stats as the metal melee weapons. There are no kitchen weapons that have stats equivalent to any of the Dragon weapons.

The weapons

Image Kitchen weapons Same stat weapon Must have completed:
Wooden spoon Bronze longsword One subquest
Egg whisk Iron dagger One subquest to buy, two to wield
Spork Steel sword Two subquests to buy, three to wield
Spatula Black 2h sword Three subquests to buy, four to wield
Frying pan Mithril warhammer Four subquests to buy, five to wield
Skewer Adamant longsword Five subquests to buy, six to wield
Rolling pin Rune mace[1] Six subquests to buy, seven to wield
Kitchen knife Rune dagger Seven subquests to buy, eight to wield
Meat tenderiser Rune warhammer Eight subquests to buy, final battle to wield
Cleaver Rune scimitar Final battle
  1. ^ Rolling pin has a slower attack speed due to not being updated when rune mace became 4-tick.

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