Slayer task/Fire giants

Fire giant
Requirements
Skills										None
Combat level										65
Other										None
Task amounts (extended)
Krystilia										75-125
Vannaka										40-90
Chaeldar										70-130
Konar										120-170
Nieve										120-185
Duradel										130-200
Advanced data
Icon ID										No

Fire giants can be assigned as a slayer task at level 65 combat by various Slayer masters. They are the strongest generic giants for their category and are mostly known for their rune scimitar drops.

Fire giants can be found in an array of locations, most of which allow for the use of a dwarf multicannon. The lone exception is the Catacombs of Kourend, which does not allow a cannon but is a multicombat area.

In most cases, players are recommended to kill fire giants at the Catacombs of Kourend, due to the multicombat area of the dungeon allowing for relative AFK and having access to the catacombs drop table. The Giants' Den is a second alternative, as while it is not multicombat, it allows for a cannon and the giants are the same as those in the catacombs, along with sharing its drop-table including i.e. dark totem pieces. The level 109 Fire giants should be prioritised for maximum xp as they have more HP, yet significantly lower Defence levels compared to the level 104's.

If assigned by Konar quo Maten, most assigned areas are good locations for completing a fire giant task. The main exception is Brimhaven Dungeon, where the spawns are too spread out between floors, making it inefficient. She won’t assign them in the Smoke Dungeon, but even if you go there, it’s not recommended — there are too few giants scattered around to make it worthwhile.

If killing them as part of a task from Krystilia, the only location they can be found is the Deep Wilderness Dungeon, located around level 53 Wilderness. While somewhat close to the Mage Arena, its deep location makes it a prime hotspot for player killing, and it is highly recommended that players killing giants here have completed the Wilderness Medium Diary to unlock a shortcut (requires 46 Agility) between the fire and hill giant chamber, saving significant time and avoiding shadow spiders on the way.

Players who are not assigned fire giants from Konar or Krystilia can also choose to kill Branda the Fire Queen, who is one of the two bosses making up the Royal Titans encounter. The helmet boost will work for her, but not against her counterpart, Eldric the Ice King.

• A safespot available in the Brimhaven Dungeon.
• A safespot available in the Brimhaven Dungeon
• A safespot in the Catacombs of Kourend, whilst the fire giants are aggressive.
• A safespot in the Catacombs of Kourend, after the fire giants become unaggressive. Additionally aggro a fire giant on the upper level, and block it using another fire giant you are standing under to use this safespot while they are still aggressive.
• A safespot available in the Deep Wilderness Dungeon, after the fire giants become unaggressive.
• A safespot available in the Deep Wilderness Dungeon (Next to the Monk of Zamorak)
• A safespot available in the Karuulm Slayer Dungeon.
• A safespot in the Stronghold Slayer Cave.
• A safespot in the Waterfall Dungeon, after the fire giants become unaggressive.
• A safespot in the Waterfall Dungeon within the room containing the large table, after the fire giants become unaggressive.
• Safe spot from hostile Fire Giants in the West room of the Waterfall Dungeon.
• A safespot in the Smoke Dungeon just outside of where Fareed is.
• A safespot in the Isle of Souls Dungeon, after the fire giants become unaggressive.
• A safespot in the Isle of Souls Dungeon. Only the one closest giant that spawns south of the room entrance will not retreat into the room after attempting to reach the player.
• A safespot in the Giants' Den, at the entrance to the fire giant area.
• A safespot available in the middle of the Fire Giant's room in the Giants' Den, standing next to the pillar of fire.