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This fight takes place in an instance.

On death, all unprotected items will be moved to a grave outside the instance. Any items left on the ground will be lost.

This article has a strategy guide.

All information on mechanics and strategy will be on this page.

Post-questAwakenedQuest
Vardorvis



Released		26 July 2023 (Update)
Members		Yes
Combat level		784
Size		2x2
Examine		How does he suck blood now?
League region		Varlamore✓

Combat info

XP bonus		+55%
Max hit		32-43 (Melee)^[a] 35 (axes)
Aggressive		No
Poisonous		No
Attack style		Slash
Attack speed		5 ticks (3.0 seconds)
Respawn time		17 ticks (10.2 seconds)

Slayer info

Slayer level		None
Slayer XP		1,085 xp
Category		Bosses
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Combat stats


700	280	270- 360^[a]	215- 145^[a]	215	0

Aggressive stats


+190	+10	+0	+0	+0	+0

Melee defence


+215		+65		+85

Magic defence


+580			35% weakness

Ranged defence


+580		+580		+580

Immunities

Poison		100% resistance
Venom		100% resistance
Cannons		Immune
Thralls		Not immune

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Advanced data

Monster ID		12223,12426
Link		MOID

Carnifex Maximus Vardorvis was a Ghrazi^[1] vampyre whose corpse is found in the Stranglewood Ritual Site, animated by the Strangler parasite. A high-ranking member of the Zarosian Empire, Vardorvis succumbed to the Strangler and has remained under its control ever since, where the player encounters it during Desert Treasure II - The Fallen Empire. A stronger variant of him can be fought again after the completion of the quest.

An ancient tablet by the rocks leading to the Ritual Site shows statistics related to Vardorvis.

Location

Location	Levels	Members	Spawns	Map	League region
The Stranglewood - Ritual Site	572, 784, 1,136		1	Show map	Varlamore✓

The Stranglewood's Ritual Site is located north-west of the forest. The site can be accessed by climbing over rocks leading to it. After entering the Ritual Site once, a shortcut on the pathway north-west of the temple can be used to reach Vardorvis quicker.

The fastest way to get to Vardorvis is the teleport to "The Stranglewood" on the ring of shadows, once it has been unlocked with the strangled tablet. Other fast options include the BLS fairy ring or the Xeric's talisman (with the Xeric's Honour teleport to Mount Quidamortem unlocked), which both give quick access to the rowboat that connects the Kebos Lowlands to The Stranglewood.

During Leagues, the League Navigator can transport players from Quetzacalli Gorge to the Stranglewood.

History

The statue of Carnifex Maximus Vardorvis in the Ancient Vault.

Vardorvis was a vampyre who served the Zarosian Empire under the rank of Carnifex Maximus, whose role was that of an executioner or headsman.^[2] He was one of four individuals entrusted with a medallion - the means to open the Ancient Vault where the Elder Horn was sealed - alongside Perseriya, Duke Sucellus, and the Whisperer, who were all high-ranking personnel in the Empire.

At some point during the Third Age, after the Betrayal of Zaros, he was deployed to Lassar to defend the fortress from a siege by Saradominists. This included the Imcando dwarves, who pledged their allegiance to Saradomin in exchange for a new settlement after their previous home, Imcandoria, was destroyed.^[3]^[4] His presence was likely to also instill some discipline in the troops, executing those who refused orders or were incompetent.^[5]

During the siege, Vardorvis was also tasked with executing the opposing leader, Yonrith Lovakengj. Yonrith was able to escape and fled west with some of his closest allies to Zeah. Though Vardorvis claimed that Yonrith was a threat to the Empty Lord, some of his subordinates believed that his pride was wounded when Yonrith was able to escape his axes.^[6] Vardorvis brought a small force to pursue him all the way to the western continent,^[7] and made camp in what is now known as the Stranglewood.

On the sixth day of their pursuit, Vardorvis' venators successfully located the Imcando dwarves.^[8] However, one of Vardorvis' subordinates, interested in studying the Strangler, accidentally infected him with a sample of the parasite on the same day.^[9] Due to his vampyric nature, Vardorvis was not worried until the subordinate informed him that it could potentially kill.^[10]

The next day, the dwarves tracked the venators to their camp and launched a surprise attack^[11], beheading the Carnifex Maximus during the skirmish, as the parasite removed his immunity to non-silver/blisterwood weaponry.^[12] The parasite proceeded to move Vardorvis' body, head and axes to the ritual site, which was observed by a legionary^[13], and would remain there for thousands of years.

During the Fifth Age, an adventurer who sought his medallion eventually found Vardorvis in the Stranglewood and attacked him, believing that he had the medallion on him. Despite the plague making use of Vardorvis' numerous abilities, the adventurer put him down, but discovered that the medallion was not on him - rather, it had been taken by Sliske, who disguised himself as Kasonde. The parasite proceeded to reanimate Vardorvis when the adventurer left.

Fight overview

Vardorvis uses a standard melee attack, which is reduced by roughly ~75% when Protect from Melee is active; regardless, he will heal for 50% of the damage inflicted, rounded down. Unlike the other members of the Forgotten Four, who use their special attacks in a rather slow and predictable manner, Vardorvis uses them at random. Some of these attacks are additionally extended the lower his health is, making the fight more hectic.

A player fighting Vardorvis.

In addition, Vardorvis' Strength and Defence levels scale linearly with his remaining hitpoints; as his health falls, his Defence level lowers while his Strength level rises, increasing the potency of his auto-attacks, though making him easier to hit.^[14] Vardorvis' mechanics are adjusted accordingly as his health lowers.

Vardorvis uses the following special attacks:

Swinging Axes: The Strangler's vines will swing up to three axes within the arena. Getting hit with this attack will deal up to 35 damage, and incur a damage-over-time "bleed" effect in which the player takes 3 bleed damage 5 times (more than 5 times if the player moves while bleeding). The bleed will persist even through teleportation. Using Protect from Melee will reduce the axes' initial hit by 50%, but will not reduce damage from the bleed.
Strangle: Vardorvis will strike his arm into the ground and entangle the player in tendrils. Several spores will appear at the centre of the game screen, and the player must destroy them all within five seconds, otherwise the tendrils will tighten and deal high damage.
Head Gaze: The Strangler's vines will use Vardorvis' Head to launch a single green projectile. If this projectile is not blocked with Protect from Missiles, it will disable overhead protection prayers and drain the player's prayer points by 10. Vardorvis will not melee while the projectile is in the air, and will take exactly two ticks to melee the player once the projectile has hit. Failing to react properly to a projectile can lead to a chain reaction that often kills inexperienced players due to the panicked prayer swapping that ensues. If you do not react to the projectile in time, immediately turn Protect Melee back on (he will always melee next), watch your feet (as he can use Darting Spikes at random), and heal back up.
- It is difficult, however if you are quick enough you can "tag-all" Vardorvis' Head (if on the RuneLite client) to more conveniently see when it pops out of the ground. His head is coded as a separate NPC, and will take on a different tag colour if you manage to assign it, though the timing window is very small.
Darting Spikes: Vardorvis will dart around the player, causing cracks to appear. Vines will then erupt from them, dealing up to 25 damage if caught in one and healing him for half the amount. Vardorvis can dart up to three times. A crack will always appear under the player on the first dart unless they are standing by the edges of the arena. Vardorvis will launch a singular spike at the player if he is somehow unable to attack them.

Upon reaching 33% of his health, Vardorvis will enter an enrage phase, significantly increasing the frequency of his special attacks.

Vardorvis reviving

Vardorvis respawns after 10 seconds upon dying.

Money making

The following money making guide is available for Vardorvis:

Method	Hourly profit	Skills
Killing Vardorvis	8,530,157	90+ 90+ 90+ 70+ recommended for Piety

Drops

Drop rates are estimated based on 5,036,647 samples from the Drop Rate Project, unless otherwise cited.

Average value

Drop values are listed by whether you include the Ultor Ring and Soulreaper Axe components, which must be completed to be sold, as well as if your kill was credited as perfect.

Uniques		"Perfect" kill	GE value (per kill)
Ultor vestige	Executioner's axe head	"Perfect" kill	GE value (per kill)
			287,762
			270,680
			184,836
			167,753
			183,082
			165,999
			80,155
			63,072

Mechanics

When Vardorvis is defeated, a drop will be rolled for until the roll results in a success, as described below:^[15]

Roll 1/136 for the tradeable unique drop table (3/136 for awakened variant).
- If unsuccessful, roll 1/80 for the awakener's orb.
- If unsuccessful, roll 1/25 for strangled tablet.
- If unsuccessful, roll 1/200 for blood quartz.
- If unsuccessful, roll 1/5 for the supply drop table.
If all rolls above were unsuccessful, the standard drop table is rolled.
Once the player rolls the entire drop table, roll 1/3,000 for Butch and 1/40 for a clue scroll.

In addition, defeating the boss perfectly will earn 50% more loot from the standard drop table.^[16] This requires the player to kill Vardorvis without taking any avoidable damage, which includes:

Damage from a melee attack off-prayer
Damage from all special attacks

Uniques

	Unique drop sound effect
The sound that plays when receiving a unique drop.

There is a 1/136 chance of rolling the unique drop table per kill. After hitting the table, there is a 1/8 chance to get a piece of the Virtus robes (then a separate 1/3 roll to determine which piece), a 3/8 chance to increment the player's progress towards an Ultor vestige (each roll will drop a gold ring until the final roll which guarantees the vestige), a 3/8 chance for a chromium ingot, and 1/8 chance for the executioner's axe head. Below lists the effective drop rates.

Item	Quantity	Rarity	Price	High Alch
Ultor vestige	1	1/1,088^{[d 1]}	Not sold	30,000
Chromium ingot	1	3/1,088	42,122	30,000
Executioner's axe head	1	1/1,088	Not sold	30,000
Virtus mask	1	1/3,264	5,496,621	120,000
Virtus robe top	1	1/3,264	34,721,077	360,000
Virtus robe bottom	1	1/3,264	26,882,723	240,000

^ To receive the ultor vestige, the player must roll an invisible ~1/362.66 drop on the tradeable unique table. The first roll will cause a gold ring to appear and increment a hidden variable, while the second drops two gold rings; when the third such roll occurs, the vestige is dropped and the variable is reset.

Secondary uniques

These items will replace the normal loot rolls. The items are rolled in the following sequence: awakener's orb, strangled tablet, blood quartz. The Strangled tablet and the Blood quartz will become more common with your KC until you get it for the first time, then they are flat rate as per the below.

Item	Quantity	Rarity	Price	High Alch
Strangled tablet	1	1/25.5^{[d 1]}	Not sold	N/A
Awakener's orb	1	1/80.6	283,086	45,000
Blood quartz	1	1/204^{[d 2]}	Not sold	N/A

^ The strangled tablet will become more common at an unknown rate as kill count increases until the first drop is received. Afterwards, the item will no longer be dropped.
^ If the player has not yet received their first blood quartz, its drop rate scales from 1/200 to 1/50 as the player's kill count increases, where the best rate is reached at 300 kill count. Once players obtain their first blood quartz, the drop rate is reverted back to 1/200.^[17]

Supplies

These supplies are all dropped together.

Item	Quantity	Rarity	Price	High Alch
Tuna potato	3–4	1/5.3	4,407–5,876	201–268
Prayer potion(3)	1	1/5.3	6,688	91
Super combat potion(2)	1	1/5.3	6,022	54

Resources

Item	Quantity	Rarity	Price	High Alch
Pure essence	120; 180 (noted)	1/100	240–360	240–360
Iron ore	38; 57 (noted)	1/100	2,888–4,332	380–570
Silver ore	38; 57 (noted)	1/100	2,356–3,534	1,710–2,565
Coal	130; 195 (noted)	8/100	18,980–28,470	3,510–5,265
Mithril ore	38; 57 (noted)	1/100	5,738–8,607	3,686–5,529
Adamantite ore	45; 67 (noted)	8/100	24,300–36,180	10,800–16,080
Runite ore	18; 27 (noted)	2/100	184,050–276,075	34,560–51,840
Sapphire	17; 25 (noted)	1/100	3,740–5,500	2,550–3,750
Emerald	17; 25 (noted)	1/100	7,140–10,500	5,100–7,500
Ruby	17; 25 (noted)	1/100	14,280–21,000	10,200–15,000
Uncut ruby	25; 37 (noted)	5/100	27,175–40,219	1,500–2,220
Uncut diamond	25; 37 (noted)	5/100	60,975–90,243	3,000–4,440
Rune javelin tips	36; 54	8/100	13,500–20,250	29,160–43,740
Dragon javelin tips	36; 54	8/100	25,596–38,394	42,120–63,180
Dragon dart tip	100; 150	2/100	122,200–183,300	15,000–22,500
Raw shark	200; 300 (noted)	1/100	143,600–215,400	20,400–30,600

Runes and ammunition

Item	Quantity	Rarity	Price	High Alch
Bronze javelin	42; 63	1/100	420–630	84–126
Mithril javelin	42; 63	1/100	294–441	1,596–2,394
Adamant javelin	42; 63	1/100	1,680–2,520	4,032–6,048
Onyx bolts (e)	60; 90	1/100	504,540–756,810	540,000–810,000
Mind rune	120; 180	1/100	240–360	120–180
Fire rune	120; 180	1/100	600–900	240–360
Lava rune	200; 300	8/100	6,000–9,000	2,400–3,600
Blood rune	200; 300	8/100	74,800–112,200	48,000–72,000
Soul rune	400; 600	2/100	152,000–228,000	72,000–108,000

Tertiary

Item	Quantity	Rarity	Price	High Alch
Temple key (Desert Treasure II)	1	Always^{[d 1]}	Not sold	N/A
Brimstone key	1	1/50^{[d 2]}	Not sold	N/A
Clue scroll (easy)	1	1/160^{[d 3]}^{[d 4]}	Not sold	12
Clue scroll (medium)	1	1/160^{[d 5]}^{[d 4]}	Not sold	12
Clue scroll (hard)	1	1/160^{[d 6]}^{[d 4]}	Not sold	12
Clue scroll (elite)	1	1/160^{[d 7]}^{[d 4]}	Not sold	12
Ancient blood ornament kit	1	Always^{[d 8]}	Not sold	N/A
Butch	1	1/3,000	Not sold	N/A

^ Only dropped by the quest variant.
^ Brimstone keys are only dropped while on a Slayer task given by Konar quo Maten.
^ The easy clue scroll drop rate increases to 1/152 after unlocking the easy Combat Achievements rewards tier.
^ ^4.0 ^4.1 ^4.2 ^4.3 Clue scrolls will drop as scroll boxes after the completion of X Marks the Spot.
^ The medium clue scroll drop rate increases to 1/152 after unlocking the medium Combat Achievements rewards tier.
^ The hard clue scroll drop rate increases to 1/152 after unlocking the hard Combat Achievements rewards tier.
^ The elite clue scroll drop rate increases to 1/152 after unlocking the elite Combat Achievements rewards tier.
^ Only when defeated in the awakened encounter as the last of the four.

Combat Achievements

There are 9 Combat Achievement tasks (totalling 46 points) available for Vardorvis.

Name	Description	Type	Tier	Comp%
Vardorvis Adept	Kill Vardorvis once.	Kill Count	Elite (4 pts)	16%
Vardorvis Speed-Trialist	Kill Vardorvis in less than 1:15 minutes without a slayer task.	Speed	Elite (4 pts)	9%
Vardorvis Speed-Chaser	Kill Vardorvis in less than 1:05 without a slayer task.	Speed	Master (5 pts)	7.2%
Budget Cutter	Kill Vardorvis with gear worth 2m or less in total.	Restriction	Master (5 pts)	6%
Perfect Vardorvis	Kill Vardorvis perfectly 5 times without leaving.	Perfection	Master (5 pts)	6.2%
Vardorvis Master	Kill Vardorvis 50 times.	Kill Count	Master (5 pts)	10.8%
Vardorvis Sleeper	Kill Awakened Vardorvis.	Kill Count	Grandmaster (6 pts)	2.7%
Axe Enthusiast	Kill Vardorvis after surviving for 3 minutes of Vardorvis' max speed, and never leaving the centre 25 tiles.	Mechanical	Grandmaster (6 pts)	2.8%
Vardorvis Speed-Runner	Kill Vardorvis in less than 0:55 without a slayer task.	Speed	Grandmaster (6 pts)	4.3%

Gallery

Concept of Vardorvis, by Mod Jerv.
Concept art of the Stranglewood ritual site, by Mod Grub.
An early concept of Vardorvis, by Mod Jerv.

Changes

Date	Changes
25 June 2025 (Update)	Vardorvis now has a 35% elemental weakness to fire spells. Progress towards the ultor vestige is now indicated with a gold ring drop. For players who were in progress before this update, their next kill will guarantee one or two gold rings, indicating 1/3 and 2/3 vestige rolls respectively.
27 March 2024 (Update)	The magic attack's sound effect from Vardorvis' Head has been changed to be shorter.
28 February 2024 (Update)	The gaze attack from Vardorvis' Head now has distinct sounds for its ranged and magic attacks.
31 January 2024 (Update)	Combat Achievements were added for the boss.
16 August 2023 (Update)	Personal best kill times for Vardorvis will now broadcast in clan chat and group ironman channels.
9 August 2023 (Update)	The projectile from Vardorvis' Head was changed from blue to green. At least one Darting Spike will spawn whenever he dashes around. Vardorvis will no longer use his Strangle attack consecutively.
3 August 2023 (Update)	The combat level for the quest variant was increased from 553 to 572. The drop rate for the tradeable unique drop table was increased from 1/180 to 1/136. Vardorvis' hitbox was improved to prevent misclicks. Vardorvis can no longer be received as a boss slayer task prior to completing Desert Treasure II. Slayer tasks no longer apply to the Awakened version.

Trivia

Carnifex Maximus is Latin and translates to "supreme butcher". In ancient roman society, a Carnifex was a professional torturer and executioner, often acting upon slaves and common criminals.
Vardorvis' title of Carnifex Maximus is similar to those that Zamorak and Azzanadra had when they both were in the service of Zaros as Legatus Maximus and Pontifex Maximus respectively.
Upon entering the arena, a Large Tendril can be seen picking up Vardorvis' axe from outside the central arena.
When asking a Slayer Master for tips on killing Vardorvis, they describe him as an undead vampyre. Despite this, Vardorvis is neither weak to Silver weaponry, nor is he affected by Crumble Undead or the Salve amulet.
Similarly to the Alchemical Hydra, Vardorvis is visible in the overworld, but is fought in an instance. He is the only one of The Forgotten Four who can be seen outside of their instance.
Vardorvis was introduced to the lore with Below Ice Mountain, just over two years prior to his release as a boss.
Vardorvis' Head had a festive override wearing a red partyhat during the 2025 Christmas event.

Notes

^ ^1.0 ^1.1 ^1.2 ^1.3 ^1.4 ^1.5 ^1.6 ^1.7 ^1.8 Scales linearly with Vardorvis' remaining HP.

References

^ Mod Ed. "The Blood Moon Rises | Ask Me Anything!". Reddit. 24 July 2026. Archived from the original on 24 July 2026. Mod Ed: "Don't think it's been mentioned in game anywhere, but yes, he was once a Ghrazi vampyre."
^ Ghost (Ruins of Camdozaal). Old School RuneScape. "Useless! Perhaps the headsman needs to take your head as well."
^ Ghost (Ruins of Camdozaal). Old School RuneScape. "The city [Imcandoria] fell and now they are homeless."
^ Ghost (Ruins of Camdozaal). Old School RuneScape. "It seems [the Imcando] have been promised a new home here in return for wiping us out."
^ Ghost (Ruins of Camdozaal). Old School RuneScape. "Useless! Perhaps the headsman needs to take your head as well."
^ "Tatty page". Old School RuneScape. "He claims the target to be a danger to the Empire who cannot be allowed to live, but it's hard to ignore the role the Carnifex Maximus' pride may be playing. After all, this is the first time anyone has escaped his axe."
^ Ghost (Ruins of Camdozaal). Old School RuneScape. "Their leader is named Yonrith Lovakengj. He has fled to the west with his closest allies, but much of his army still remains. Carnifex Maximus Vardorvis is in pursuit of him."
^ "Tatty page". Old School RuneScape. "The timing couldn't be worse, for the venators have also located the dwarves."
^ "Tatty page". Old School RuneScape. "It seems my eagerness may have come at a cost. The sample I collected from the ritual site was carrying some sort of parasite, and of course, it was the Carnifex Maximus himself who ended up getting infected."
^ "Tatty page". Old School RuneScape. "He showed little interest in my work, right until I told him it had the potential to kill. That got his attention right away."
^ "Tatty page". Old School RuneScape. "They attacked! The dwarves must have tracked the venators, for they found our camp with ease. Most of our party is dead or injured..."
^ "Tatty page". Old School RuneScape. "They took his head clean off! He's a vampyre! It shouldn't have been possible, but they did it all the same! The parasite must be to blame."
^ "Tatty page". Old School RuneScape. "The parasite must be to blame. It's far more dangerous than we thought, and I fear others may be infected as well. Many have claimed to be feeling strangely unwell, and one of the legionaries even started having visions. Of all things, he thought he saw the Carnifex Maximus' body move!"
^ The amount of defence reduction at any given amount of damage dealt can be calculated using - source
^ "Desert Treasure II - Tweaks and Drop Rates". Old School RuneScape News. Jagex. 3 August 2023. Archived from the original.
^ Mod Ayiza. "Desert Treasure II - Tweaks and Drop Rates". Reddit. 3 August 2023. Archived from the original on 26 April 2026. Mod Ayiza: "You have to do the fight while avoiding any avoidable damage. Essentially a perfect fight (chip damage does not count)."
^ Jagex. Mod Ash's Twitter account. 28 September 2023. Archived from the original on 28 September 2023. Mod Ash: "If I'm reading my colleagues' code correctly, over your first 300 kills, the chance shifts from 1/200 to 1/50, where it stays thereafter."

The Forgotten Four

Bosses

	The Leviathan The Whisperer Vardorvis Duke Sucellus
Fight elements	Abyssal pathfinder Tail Shadow tentacle Corrupted seed Floating Column Lost Soul Large Tendril Vardorvis' Head Extremity Fermentation Vat Arder mushrooms Musca mushrooms Salt Deposit

Rewards

Virtus robes

Ancient rings

	Venator Bellator Ultor Magus
Vestiges	Venator Bellator Ultor Magus
Fremennik icons	Archers Warrior Berserker Seers
Ancient icons	Venator Bellator Ultor Magus

Axe parts

Quartzes

	Smoke Shadow Blood Ice
Ancient sceptres	Smoke Shadow Blood Ice

Tablets

Pets

Other

	Chromium ingot Awakener's orb Ancient blood ornament kit
Sanguine Torva armour	Full helm Platebody Platelegs

Music

Scoreboards

Desert Treasure II - The Fallen Empire

NPCs

	Golem Mysterious Figure Kasonde Catalytic Guardian Wizard Persten Assassin Ketla Mysterious Bandit Ancient Guardian Crawling hand Lost Soul Me? Shadow Keeper Strangled
Archaeologists/Historians	Asgarnia Smith Barus Dr Banikan Elissa Helena Prescott Terry Balando
The Forgotten Four	Perseriya (The Leviathan) The Whisperer Vardorvis Duke Sucellus
The Scar	Abyssal antibody Abyssal axon Abyssal leech Abyssal Tether Abyssal Walker Catalyst Cerebral pathfinder Cerebral pathbreaker Crimson sanguisphera Lesser demon The Leviathan? Light leech Radiant sanguisphera Scarred hellhound Scarred imp Scarred black demon Scarred greater demon Scarred lesser demon
Mahjarrat	Jhallan Azzanadra Hazeel Enakhra Akthanakos Sliske
Wights	The Forsaken Assassin Ketla the Unworthy Kasonde the Craven Persten the Deceitful ^{(Wighted Leech)} ^(Portal) Ahrim the Blighted Dharok the Wretched Guthan the Infested Karil the Tainted Torag the Corrupted Verac the Defiled

Items

The Stranglewood

	Potion note Tatty page Stink bomb Mucky note Temple key Vardorvis' medallion
Horde defence	Barricade Detonator Satchel
Potions/ingredients	Strange potion Argian berries Korbal herb Unfinished serum Strangler serum

The Scar

Notes/tablets

Runic nerves

Elemental	Air Water Earth Fire
Catalytic	Mind Cosmic Astral Nature Law Blood Soul Wrath
Combination	Dust Smoke Steam Lava

Ghorrock Prison

	Chisel Knife Lockpick Rations Magic lantern Strange slider Sucellus' medallion
Keys	Sapphire Emerald Ruby Diamond Odd
Texts	Code converter Evacuation note Grid note Library note Orders note Prayer note Prisoner's letter Protest note Refugees note Request note Requisition note Thank you note Warning letter
Potion/ingredients	Arder-musca poison Salax salt Arder mushroom Arder powder Musca mushroom Musca powder

Lassar Undercity

	Very long rope Blackstone fragment Shadow key Icon segment Strange icon Whisperer's medallion
Schematics	Anima portal Revitalising idol Shadow blocker Basic shadow torch Superior shadow torch Perfected shadow torch
Devices	Anima portal Revitalising idol Shadow blocker Basic shadow torch Superior shadow torch Perfected shadow torch

Other

Unused items

	Dragonstone key Onyx key
Mushrooms	Holos mushroom Holos powder Resper mushroom Resper powder
Mushroom poisons	Arder-resper Holos-arder Musca-holos Musca-resper Resper-holos

Locations

Music

Bosses

World bosses

	The Hueycoatl Scurrius Giant Mole Deranged archaeologist Sarachnis Kalphite Queen Corporeal Beast Gemstone Crab
The Barrows Brothers	Ahrim the Blighted Karil the Tainted Dharok the Wretched Guthan the Infested Torag the Corrupted Verac the Defiled
The Dagannoth Kings	Dagannoth Prime Dagannoth Rex Dagannoth Supreme
God Wars Dungeon	Kree'arra Commander Zilyana General Graardor K'ril Tsutsaroth Nex
Moons of Peril	Eclipse Moon Blue Moon Blood Moon
The Wilderness bosses	Revenant maledictus Chaos Fanatic Crazy archaeologist Scorpia King Black Dragon Chaos Elemental Vet'ion (Calvar'ion) Venenatis (Spindel) Callisto (Artio)

Instanced bosses

	Amoxliatl Brutus (Demonic) Royal Titans (Branda the Fire Queen) (Eldric the Ice King) Zulrah Vorkath Phantom Muspah The Nightmare (Phosani's Nightmare) Yama Doom of Mokhaiotl Maggot King Mad Angel
Sporadic bosses	Obor Bryophyta The Mimic Hespori Skotizo
The Forgotten Four	The Leviathan The Whisperer Vardorvis Duke Sucellus

Slayer bosses

Minigame bosses

Skilling bosses

Raids

Chambers of Xeric	Tekton Vanguard Vespula Vasa Nistirio Muttadile Great Olm
Theatre of Blood	The Maiden of Sugadinti Pestilent Bloat Nylocas Vasilias Sotetseg Xarpus Verzik Vitur
Tombs of Amascut	Akkha Ba-Ba Kephri Zebak Tumeken's Warden Elidinis' Warden

Vampyres

Attackable

Personalities

Nobles

Pickpocketable

Commoners

Former vampyres

Vampyre Houses

Miscellaneous

Source site	Old School RuneScape Wiki
Canonical source	Vardorvis
Content license	CC BY-NC-SA 3.0
License status	declared
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