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Mad Angel



Released		29 July 2026 (Update)
Members		Yes
Combat level		270
Size		3x3
Examine		O Lord, she approaches!

Combat info

Attribute		Golem
XP bonus		+42.5%
Max hit		31
Aggressive		No
Poisonous		No
Attack style		Melee, Magic
Attack speed		6 ticks (3.6 seconds)

Combat stats


565	100	160	125	100	170

Aggressive stats


+120	+4	+180	+140	+30	+0

Melee defence


+40		+60		+20

Magic defence


+165			15% weakness

Ranged defence


+175		+155		+135

Immunities

Poison		100% resistance
Venom		100% resistance
Cannons		Immune
Burn		Immune (strong)
Freeze		100% resistance

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Advanced data

Monster ID		16309,16315
Link		MOID

Mad Angel



Released								29 July 2026 (Update)
Members								Yes
Location								Ardeaglais
Options								Wake
Examine								O Lord, she approaches!

Advanced data

NPC ID								16306,16308,16310,16312,16314,16315
Link								MOID

The Mad Angel is a boss found in Ardeaglais, a cathedral on the island of Wyrmscraig. A weak version of her is fought during the quest Fallen From Grace, and a stronger, repeatable version becomes available after quest completion.

The Mad Angel is a golem created by Elessia to help protect the people of Wyrmscraig after she left the island, being driven to leave after her condition drove her to kill Keenan. It is temperamental, causing it to attack the player, but Elessia hoped in time the people of Wyrmscraig would be able to fix its flaws.^[1]

Rewards from the Mad Angel include the two-handed sword Hallowfell, granite dust, jar of light, the pet Aggy, and the Ardeaglais teleport to the boss.

Location

Location	Levels	Members	Spawns	Map	League region
Wyrmscraig	588		1	Show map	N/A

Mad Angel is located on Wyrmscraig, in the Fallen Cathedral. The necklace of passage teleport to Wyrmscraig is located to the east. The Slayer ring can teleport to Wyrmscraig Cavern below the boss.

Strategy

Bug:

Graves/deathpiles might appear at the Wyrmscraig dock or other docks instead of the Mad Angel boss lobby as intended.^[2] Check the world map to verify the location.

The Mad Angel attacks primarily with melee. Protect from Melee will reduce this damage but not negate it entirely. The Mad Angel also has three special attacks.

The first is a magic-based attack signaled by the Angel's eyes and sword glowing blue before it launches a magical bolt. Pray Protect from Magic to reduce this damage roughly 1 tick after her wings reach their spread state when blue energy is above her head (a lightning formation forms under your feet). In enrage, she hits 3 times with the 3rd hit coming 2 ticks after the second. Praying just before the attack lands negates the damage entirely, and makes your next hit a max hit. 1-tick prayer flicking will ensure the damage is negated entirely, and guarantees the max hit. All combat styles can max hit. Multi-hitsplat weapons such as the scythe of Vitur only guarantee that the first hitsplat will max hit.

The second is an AoE attack that emits from a yellow ball launched somewhere into the room. She will stall in place after the first ball, but will chase at 1 tile per tick for the next two. Stand on top of the shadow that appears on the ground to reflect the damage back towards the Mad Angel.

Last, she attacks with a sweeping AoE that covers roughly half of the room, coming diagonally from her body. This attack is telegraphed by the side on which she holds her sword (her raised wing also indicates which side); move anywhere on the opposite side of her body to dodge this attack. Dodging to the boss' side, rather than behind her, to avoid being attacked increases the minimum hit of your next attack to 50% of your maximum hit.

Money making

The following money making guide is available for Mad Angel:

Method	Hourly profit	Skills
Killing the Mad Angel	2,678,977	60+ , 60+ recommended 70+ recommended for Piety 76+ recommended for Thralls

Drops

Drop rates are estimated based on 3,846,150 samples from the Drop Rate Project, unless otherwise cited.

The average Mad Angel kill, not including hard clues, is worth 76,508 (GE) / 15,832 (HA).

100%

	Item	Quantity	Rarity	Price	High Alch
	Granite dust	25–35	Always	Not sold	1,200–1,680
	Sunstone crystal	1	Always^{[d 1]}	Not sold	N/A

^ The sunstone crystal always drops if the bank chest is not built and a crystal is not already owned.

Pre-roll

Item	Quantity	Rarity	Price	High Alch
Ardeaglais teleport	2	1/25	2,556	12
Hallowfell	1	1/128	7,757,421	750,000
Jar of light	1	1/1,000	Not sold	120,000

Weapons and armour

Item	Quantity	Rarity	Price	High Alch
Rune kiteshield	1	12/150	32,110	32,640
Rune full helm	1	12/150	20,616	21,120
Adamant longsword	1	6/150	1,651	1,920
Dragon med helm	1	2/150	58,090	60,000
Dragon battleaxe	1	2/150	119,202	120,000

Runes and ammunition

Item	Quantity	Rarity	Price	High Alch
Steel cannonball	90–100	16/150	24,480–27,200	270–300
Law rune	28–30	12/150	3,444–3,690	4,032–4,320
Nature rune	20–25	8/150	3,420–4,275	2,160–2,700
Death rune	40–50	8/150	7,400–9,250	4,320–5,400
Air rune	110–120	4/150	550–600	220–240

Individual supplies

	Item	Quantity	Rarity	Price	High Alch
	Prayer potion(4)	1	12/150	9,165	114
	Super combat potion(3)	2–3 (noted)	8/150	18,210–27,315	204–306

Supply batches

There is a 16/150 (10.7%) chance to receive a batch of supplies.

Either sharks or yellowfins drop, bundled with a two-dose Prayer potion and a one-dose super combat potion.

Item	Quantity	Rarity	Price	High Alch
Shark	2	8/150	2,106	204
Yellowfin	2	8/150	1,818	204
Prayer potion(2)	1	16/150	4,519	68
Super combat potion(1)	1	16/150	3,064	24

Other

Item	Quantity	Rarity	Price	High Alch
Coins	8,000–10,000	8/150	8,000–10,000	8,000–10,000
Raw monkfish	18–22 (noted)	8/150	2,106–2,574	2,484–3,036
Emerald	7–8 (noted)	6/150	2,940–3,360	2,100–2,400
Sapphire	7–8 (noted)	6/150	1,540–1,760	1,050–1,200
Cupronickel bar	1	1/150	2,776	16
Papyrus	1	1/150	103	6

Rare drop table

There is a 2/150 chance of rolling the rare drop table.

Item	Quantity	Rarity	Price	High Alch
Nothing	N/A	1/413.37; Never^{[d 1]}	N/A	N/A
Coins	3,000	1/457.14	3,000	3,000
Uncut sapphire	1	1/1,920; 1/975^{[d 2]}	228	15
Loop half of key	1	1/476.28; 1/472.73^{[d 2]}	9,756	60
Tooth half of key	1	1/476.28; 1/472.73^{[d 2]}	9,887	60
Uncut emerald	1	1/3,840; 1/1,950^{[d 2]}	473	30
Uncut ruby	1	1/7,680; 1/3,900^{[d 2]}	1,087	60
Runite bar	1	1/1,920	12,265	3,000
Nature rune	67	1/3,200	11,457	7,236
Rune 2h sword	1	1/3,200	38,123	38,400
Rune battleaxe	1	1/3,200	24,639	24,960
Law rune	45	1/4,800	5,535	6,480
Death rune	45	1/4,800	8,325	4,860
Steel arrow	150	1/4,800	900	1,050
Rune arrow	42	1/4,800	1,974	10,080
Adamant javelin	20	1/4,800	800	1,920
Rune sq shield	1	1/4,800	22,747	23,040
Dragonstone	1	1/4,800	10,735	6,000
Silver ore	100 (noted)	1/4,800	6,200	4,500
Nature talisman	1	1/20,480; 1/10,400^{[d 2]}	268	2
Uncut diamond	1	1/30,720; 1/15,600^{[d 2]}	2,439	120
Rune kiteshield	1	1/9,600	32,110	32,640
Dragon med helm	1	1/9,600	58,090	60,000
Rune spear	1	1/10,134.43; 1/1,175.88^{[d 2]}^{[d 3]}	11,599	12,480
Rune javelin	5	1/61,440; 1/31,200^{[d 2]}	675	1,200
Shield left half	1	1/20,268.87; 1/2,351.76^{[d 2]}^{[d 3]}	65,355	66,000
Dragon spear	1	1/27,025.15; 1/3,135.68^{[d 2]}^{[d 3]}	38,438	37,440

^ The "nothing" drop is removed while wearing a ring of wealth.
^ ^2.00 ^2.01 ^2.02 ^2.03 ^2.04 ^2.05 ^2.06 ^2.07 ^2.08 ^2.09 ^2.10 The drop rate is increased while wearing a ring of wealth due to the "nothing" drop being removed.
^ ^3.0 ^3.1 ^3.2 Slightly reduced chance of dropping if Legends' Quest has not been completed.

Tertiary

	Item	Quantity	Rarity	Price	High Alch
	Clue scroll (hard)	1	1/25^{[d 1]}^{[d 2]}	Not sold	12
	Aggy	1	1/2,000	Not sold	N/A

^ The hard clue scroll drop rate increases to 1/23 after unlocking the hard Combat Achievements rewards tier.
^ Clue scrolls will drop as scroll boxes after the completion of X Marks the Spot.

Combat Achievements

There are currently no Combat Achievements tasks available for the Mad Angel.

Gallery

The Mad Angel as featured in ScreteMonge's submission to the Player Designed Island Competition.
The scrapped Potion of the Winds and Potion of Flight as featured in ScreteMonge's submission to the Player Designed Island Competition.
Concept art of the Mad Angel, by Mod Jerv.
Static render of the Mad Angel.

Development history

As with many aspects of Wyrmscraig, the Mad Angel was designed by the player ScreteMonge as part of the Player Designed Island Competition. She was outlined to have two basic mechanics: a "perfect parry" in which activating a protection prayer to the tick her attacks land nullifies damage and removes the player's next attack delay (similar to protecting against Sol Heredit's Triple Attack), and "directional weakness", in which attacking the Mad Angel from a particular angle while it is weak guarantees a max hit.

Rewards from the original proposal of the Mad Angel include vials of icyene blood, used to make the potion of the winds (increases the frequency of gusts of wind while not in a Barracuda Trial) and the potion of flight (a one-use teleport to the player's respawn point that could be used above 30 Wilderness if not in combat, but with an interruptible casting animation similar to Home Teleports), the angelic heart (a weaker version of the imbued heart that could boost Magic up to +8), and Elessia's Blade, a two-handed sword with a variable attack speed depending on the selected attack style. These rewards were largely overhauled:

The potions were scrapped, as Jagex did not want to introduce any more potions into the game at the time. However, they noted that the effects of the potions could be introduced in other ways.^[3]
The angelic heart was scrapped due to it being too powerful compared to the boss's difficulty and requirements, along with its potential impact on ancient brews and forgotten brews.^[4]
Elessia's Blade was reworked into Hallowfell, with its variable attack speed removed due to it being too difficult to balance^[5] and replaced with a multi-target passive effect.

Jagex's initial reward proposal for the Mad Angel included an upgrade to the basalt amulet that teleported the player to the boss; the amulet would have been rewarded upon completion of Fallen From Grace. Due to player feedback that the amulet provided unnecessary teleport bloat,^[6] it and the upgrade were scrapped, with the upgrade being replaced with teleport scrolls to the boss.

Trivia

The monster's examine text, "O Lord, she approaches!" references the Chonk / Oh Lawd He Comin' meme.
The moment the Mad Angel finishes waking up and becomes attackable, her sword nearly doubles in length.

References

^ Elessia in Fallen From Grace. "Final letter". Old School RuneScape. "After all these years, I thought I had maybe finally mastered this illness. This hunger. I was a fool. I have been a fool for so long now, and enough is finally enough. To the people of this island: know that you will be plagued no longer by my madness. The death of this boy will be the last. In my place, I leave this golem. Be careful around it, for it is unrefined and temperamental. A pyrophoroi I am not. However, in time, and with some work, I hope you will be able to use it. Let it defend you in a way I never could."
^ Mod Light. "Cant reach coffer after death? kinda in need of help rn". Reddit. 29 July 2026. Mod Light: "We checked your save and its by your boat on the docks lol, we are trying to work out why."
^ "Sailing Player Designed Island Winner". Old School RuneScape News. Jagex. 2 February 2026. Archived from the original. "At this stage, we don't want to add more potions than we already have in the game. The potion effects could be introduced, but in other ways."
^
"Wyrmscraig - Activities & Lock In Poll". Old School RuneScape News. Jagex. 29 May 2026. Archived from the original. "Although we're not looking to discuss rewards from this boss in detail until our next blog, we do want to clarify one thing: the 'Angelic Heart' reward proposal in Gnome's original design is not something we're currently planning to move forward with. The main reason is that the proposed boss, and its requirements, don't feel like the right place for such a powerful reward. Additionally, the team also have a few more reasons based on balancing:
- If the Angelic Heart were weaker than Forgotten or Ancient Brews, it likely wouldn’t feel particularly satisfying to use.
  - Current rewards (Forgotten/Ancient Brews) from Muspah and Nex also sit behind significantly higher-level content, so we don't think it would be appropriate for this boss to creep into that reward space.
- If it were stronger than them, then it would sit too close to the Imbued Heart and make the Heart feel like a less meaningful upgrade.
We explored the idea of using charges to limit the Angelic Heart's power, but this didn't feel like the right fit either. We're very inspired by Gnome's suggestion of a "mini Heart", but generally we feel it would be better placed behind higher-level Slayer content, perhaps as part of a future addition to the game."
^ "Wyrmscraig - Unique Rewards". Old School RuneScape News. Jagex. 26 June 2026. Archived from the original. "During development, we explored Gnome's earlier concept for the sword that had multiple different combat modes. While we loved the idea, testing showed that it didn't fit particularly well with our existing equipment design and was difficult to balance in a way that felt consistently fun to use. Rather than shipping something that didn't meet our expectations, we went back to the drawing board and landed on this new design, which we hope you'll love!"
^ "Wyrmscraig - Unique Rewards". Old School RuneScape News. Jagex. 7 July 2026. Archived from the original. "Additionally, we're removing our proposed Basalt Amulet based on your feedback. It was clear that introducing another dedicated teleport amulet felt like unnecessary teleport bloat to many of you."

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NPCs

Items

	Large hat Ancient sunstone core Dull sunstone core Staircase key
Texts	Scrawled notebook Worn journal Warning note Golem primer Observations Final letter

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