Slayer
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| Slayer | ||||
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| Released | 26 January 2005 (Update) | |||
| Also called | Slay | |||
| Members | Yes | |||
| Type | Utility | |||
| Statistics | ||||
| Players with 99 |
147,722 as of 1 March 2024 - update | |||
| Players with 200M XP |
135 as of 17 March 2024 - update | |||
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Slayer is a skill that allows players to kill monsters that may otherwise be untargetable by players (players will be prompted a message stating they do not possess the required Slayer level to attack the monster). Players must visit a Slayer Master, who will assign them a task to kill certain monsters based on the player's Combat level. Slayer experience is awarded each time the player kills an assigned monster, and is equal to the monster's Hitpoints multiplied by its experience bonus.
Many players primarily train Combat by completing Slayer tasks, as Combat experience is still given as normal while fighting Slayer monsters. At high levels, Slayer is a very profitable skill to train, as high levelled Slayer monsters, such as Slayer bosses have a multitude of both rare and valuable drops. Completing a task also rewards a player with Slayer points, which can be exchanged for various rewards and benefits at a Slayer master.
Introduction
To receive a Slayer task, players must visit one of nine Slayer Masters throughout RuneScape. All but two Slayer Masters have a Combat level requirement, and the final Slayer Master also has a Slayer level requirement. The tasks assigned are generally appropriate for the Combat level of the player, assuming they use the highest level Master available. Players may be assigned normal monsters to kill, or they may be assigned monsters that require the use of Slayer-specific items to deal damage or Slayer-specific armour to prevent stat reduction.
The Slayer equipment necessary to kill Slayer monsters can be purchased from any Slayer Master. When you get your task, you can ask the Master for advice on killing the assigned monsters, and they will tell you if special equipment is required. If no special equipment is necessary, they will give you other tips or advice such as if the monster is weak to poison or Magic.
One of the things the Masters sell is an enchanted gem. Once you start training (this involves some begging from your chosen Master), you get one for free. Afterwards, you can buy them for 1 coin each. These allow you to contact your Slayer Master, ask for tips, ask who the monster is and where it is located, and most importantly, see how many monsters you still have to kill before completing the task. The gems cannot be used to get a new assignment; for that, you must see a Master in person. An alternative to the gem is a combat bracelet, which will update the player every 10 kills while worn.
Players who have unlocked the Lunar Spells can also use the NPC Contact spell in order to receive a new assignment from a Slayer Master of their choosing. The Slayer gems automatically contact the Slayer Master most suited to your combat level; this may not be the one who gave you the assignment. It is advised to receive tasks from the Slayer Master the gems contact for you.
The Masters vary in the level of difficulty of their assignments; several of them require certain combat levels before you may get assignments from them. If you go to a Slayer Master that is too hard for you, Turael in Burthorpe may consider giving you an easier assignment if the task is something that he doesn't normally assign. For example, if Vannaka assigns you desert lizards, then Turael cannot change your task, as he too assigns desert lizards. The Masters are shown on the map with a yellow skull File:Slayer Master icon.png icon.
Note: Skipping assignments through Turael is not a recommended choice, as it's better to gain Slayer points from doing tasks in a row and spending it on blocking or skipping your current task without breaking your task streak, as Slayer points also allow you to buy useful items and perks.
Slayer Masters
A handful of Slayer Masters dot the map; each Master gives assignments oriented towards a general range of Combat levels.
| Name | Image | Location | Requirements | Details |
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| Turael | File:Turael.png | <mapframe mapID="0" align="center" plane="0" width="200" y="3537" x="2932" height="200" frameless="" icon="greenPin" zoom="2">
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None | South-east Burthorpe - Games necklace teleport or Hot-air balloon
Turael's tasks are simple, small, and easy to find. These assignments are excellent for the Slayer with a low combat level, but his assignments yield such low experience that most players find him unsatisfactory. However, Turael is willing to replace an assignment given by another Slayer Master with an easier one, if the task to be replaced wouldn't normally be given by him (for example, he will replace a player's Black demon task but not a Crawling Hand task). This ability results in more players using his services than normally would. |
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A Porcine of Interest Quest | Draynor Village - Amulet of glory teleport
Spria shares the same task list with Turael, though she cannot reset the player's current task streak. |
| Krystilia | File:Krystilia.png | <mapframe mapID="0" align="center" plane="0" width="200" y="3516" x="3110" height="200" frameless="" icon="greenPin" zoom="2">
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None | Edgeville - Amulet of glory teleport
Krystilia's tasks are monsters found within the Wilderness. Only monsters slain within the Wilderness count towards her tasks. She will assign players any task on her list without regard to the player's Combat level. Monsters killed during her tasks have the ability to drop Slayer enchantments and Larran's keys to compensate for this. Assignments from her have a separate task completion counter to standard assignments, so players will have to complete five of her Slayer tasks to begin earning Slayer reward points. |
| Mazchna | 
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Priest in Peril |
North-east Canifis on the bridge - Ectophial, fairy ring CKS or Kharyrll Teleport (can be via house)
Mazchna gives fairly easy tasks too, but sometimes he may give a very small amount of more difficult monsters. Mazchna also has the habit of giving assignments which can be completed very close to him, making it convenient to get new assignments once completed. |
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40 Combat | Vannaka is one of the most popular Slayer Masters. His tasks are usually suitable for slayers with medium and even high combat skills. He can also be found on Tutorial Island, where he is the Melee and Ranged combat teacher.
Edgeville Dungeon, east of the Wilderness gate - Paddewwa Teleport or Amulet of glory |
| Chaeldar | File:Chaeldar.png | <mapframe mapID="28" align="center" plane="0" width="200" y="4431" x="2444" height="200" frameless="" icon="greenPin" zoom="2">
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Lost City |
Zanaris Fairy Queen's court - fairy ring hub
Chaeldar is infamous for sometimes handing out dangerous tasks, such as bronze dragons. |
| Konar quo Maten | File:Konar quo Maten.png | <mapframe mapID="0" align="center" plane="0" width="200" y="3785" x="1309" height="200" frameless="" icon="greenPin" zoom="2">
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75 Combat | Mount Karuulm - fairy ring CIR then run north.
Konar quo Maten is the third hardest Slayer Master. To receive Slayer tasks from her, a combat level of 75 is required. Unlike other Slayer Masters, her Slayer tasks also include the location in which she asks you to slay. However, she will not assign any tasks in the Wilderness, as Krystilia already does this. Additionally, when on a Slayer task assigned by Konar, all kills on task have a chance of dropping a Brimstone key, which opens the Brimstone chest beside Konar. The chance of getting this drop is scaled by the combat level of the NPC players are fighting, and the key is granted in addition to the primary drop you would receive. |
| Nieve | 
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85 Combat | Tree Gnome Stronghold, near the magic trees and the southern bank.
Nieve is the second most difficult Slayer Master. Her assignments are the same as Duradel's, except she doesn't assign waterfiends, but turoths instead (along with the number of monsters assigned per task). If players have completed Monkey Madness II, she is replaced by her little cousin, Steve. |
| Duradel | File:Duradel.png | <mapframe mapID="0" align="center" plane="1" width="200" y="2982" x="2869" height="200" frameless="" icon="greenPin" zoom="2">
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50 Slayer |
Shilo Village, top floor of the Fishing store - fairy ring CKR, Gnome glider, Karamja gloves 3 or the Shilo Village cart system
Duradel is the most difficult Slayer Master. His assignments are generally high-levelled monsters, both in combat and Slayer levels. He also assigns waterfiends. |
Slayer equipment
Slayer monsters
Where to slay monsters
Note that many assignments have alternate monsters that can be slain instead.
Boss Slayer
Players who have unlocked the Like a boss ability via spending 200 Slayer reward points can have Nieve/Steve, Duradel, Konar quo Maten or Krystilia (Wilderness only) assign them boss monsters in addition to the tasks they already assign. Slayer Masters will check the requirements needed to access the boss; for example, if the player doesn't have 85 Slayer, they won't offer them an Abyssal Sire task. They will allow the player to decide the amount of bosses they wish to kill for that task, ranging from 3 to 35 (up to 46 for Barrows) per task. The maximum assignment can be increased by completing Combat Achievement tiers, up to a maximum of 65.
Completing this type of assignment will always grant 5,000 Slayer experience after the task is complete. The following bosses can be assigned:
- Abyssal Sire
- Alchemical Hydra
- Barrows (Brothers only, not chests)
- Callisto
- Cerberus
- Chaos Elemental
- Chaos Fanatic
- Commander Zilyana
- Crazy archaeologist
- Dagannoth Kings
- Duke Sucellus
- General Graardor
- Giant Mole
- Grotesque Guardians
- K'ril Tsutsaroth
- Kalphite Queen
- King Black Dragon
- Kraken
- Kree'arra
- The Leviathan
- Phantom Muspah
- Sarachnis
- Scorpia
- Thermonuclear smoke devil
- Vardorvis
- Venenatis
- Vet'ion
- Vorkath
- The Whisperer
- Zulrah
Slayer Partners
Slayer Partners were introduced to Old School RuneScape on 7 May 2015, which allows two players to work together on a Slayer assignment after inviting your partner to be your Slayer partner by using an enchanted gem, Slayer ring or Slayer helmet on them. Take into consideration that both you and your partner need to have no task assigned to be able to partner up correctly, if you try to partner up whilst either one of you has a task it will not work.
There are a few restrictions to prevent players being given tasks that they should not get. You will only be given a Slayer assignment that you have unlocked, have the Slayer and Combat level to complete and do not have blocked. If these criteria are not met then your partner will receive the task but you will not. You will be notified if this happens. Note that players that have unlocked TzTok-Jad and TzKal-Zuk will not be offered to slay him once instead of the number of TzHaar given if they are partnered.
Players can dismiss their Slayer partner at any time by using an enchanted gem, Slayer ring, or Slayer helm to open up the interface.
Ironman Mode players are unable to participate as a Slayer partner.
Following several incidents of bug abuse, the Slayer partner system was discontinued in an update on 12 June 2020. Later on in the April 2023 Game Jam, a Group Slayer system was developed which could both function in the Group Ironman Mode as well as replace the original Slayer Partner system. However, no further information has been provided since then, and the Slayer Partner system remains disabled as of 2024.
Slayer reward points
On 12 December 2013, Slayer reward points were released. Slayer reward points may be earned after having completed five tasks in a row without having a task changed by Turael. However, players may cancel a task by spending 30 points. Tip: You may want to use an expeditious bracelet to complete the first five tasks faster.
The rewards that can be bought with these points include unlocking new monsters as a Slayer task, a Slayer ring, the ability to combine all Slayer headgear into one item, the Slayer helmet, and even the ability to prevent players from being assigned a specific task forever.
Since getting good tasks worth keeping isn't guaranteed, it is suggested that players get their first four assignments from the Slayer Master Turael, and then get any other assignments from higher Masters like Duradel.
After getting five or more tasks in a row, Slayer Masters will hand out points when players finish their tasks. The number of points varies as the difficulty of the Slayer Master increases.
Every 10th, 50th, 100th, 250th, and 1,000th task, a special bonus is given to the player's Slayer reward points, the bonuses also differ in points to each Slayer Master. Whenever a task is done the player will be notified on what number task it is, and the total amount of points they have. This can help players plan to what Slayer Master they prefer to go next, to maximise the number of Slayer reward points in the shortest amount of time.
| Master | Location | Points given per completed Task | Points per 10th | Points per 50th | Points per 100th | Points per 250th | Points per 1,000th |
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| Turael | Burthorpe opposite the pub to the east | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A |
| Mazchna | North-east of Canifis | 2 | 5 | 15 | 50 | 70 | 100 |
| Vannaka | North-east area of Edgeville Dungeon | 4 | 20 | 60 | 100 | 140 | 200 |
| Chaeldar | Throne room in Zanaris | 10 | 50 | 150 | 250 | 350 | 500 |
| Nieve/Steve | At the Tree Gnome Stronghold, south-west of the Spirit tree | 12 (15)[1] | 60 (75)[1] | 180 (225)[1] | 300 (375)[1] | 420 (525)[1] | 600 (750)[1] |
| Duradel | On the roof of the Fishing store in Shilo Village | 15 | 75 | 225 | 375 | 525 | 750 |
| Konar quo Maten | Mount Karuulm | 18 (20)[2] | 90 (100)[2] | 270 (300)[2] | 450 (500)[2] | 630 (700)[2] | 900 (1,000)[2] |
| Krystilia | Jailhouse north-east of Edgeville bank | 25 | 125 | 375 | 625 | 875 | 1,250 |
After earning enough points, players will be able to buy rewards with earned points. (See main article for more details)
The Slayer helmet combines the stat boosting qualities of the Black mask with the protective Slayer headgear facemask, nosepeg, earmuffs, reinforced goggles (should the player have finished A Porcine of Interest), and Spiny helmet, with the defence bonuses of a rune full helm, making it the best melee helmet option for slayers. This allows for monsters like aberrant spectres and dust devils to be killed while having the bonuses of the 15% Attack and Strength increase. Players can also imbue their Slayer helmets via the Nightmare Zone. This gives all the bonuses of the Slayer helmet, while boosting Ranged and Magic by 15% as well. The Slayer helmet's effects do not stack with a salve amulet or salve amulet (e) for a bonus on undead creatures, such as aberrant spectres. The Slayer helmet has a better bonus so it is recommended just to wear the Slayer helmet and an amulet of your choice (unless you have yet to unlock the ability to create the helmet and use the nose peg for example; then a salve amulet is recommended).
Temporary boosts
Quests
Quests requiring Slayer
| Quest | Slayer requirement |
Other requirements |
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| Desert Treasure I |  10 |
 53 ,  50 ,  50
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| Animal Magnetism | 18 |
 19 ,  30 ,  35
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| The Slug Menace | 30 |
30 ,  30 , 30
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| A Taste of Hope | 38
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48 ,  45 ,  40 ,  40
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| Lair of Tarn Razorlor | 40
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- |
| Rag and Bone Man II | 40 |
 20
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| Royal Trouble | 40 |
40
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| Rum Deal | 42 |
42 ,  50 ,  47 ,  40
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| Perilous Moons | 48 |
File:Construction icon.png 10 , 20 , 20 ,  20
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| Sins of the Father | 50
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62 , 56 , 52 ,  60 , 50 , 49
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| The Path of Glouphrie | 56 |
 60 , 56 , 47 , 45
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| The Fremennik Exiles | 60 |
65 ,  60 , 60 , 55
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| Monkey Madness II | 69 |
70 , 60 , 55 , 55
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Quests rewarding Slayer experience
| Quest | Experience reward |
Slayer requirement |
Other requirements |
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| Natural history quiz (miniquest) |
1,000 | - | - |
| Recipe for Disaster (Dwarf subquest) |
1,000 | - | - |
| Animal Magnetism | 1,000 | 18 |
19 , 30 , 35
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| A Porcine of Interest | 1,000 | - | - |
| The General's Shadow (miniquest) |
2,000 | - | - |
| Royal Trouble | 5,000 | 40 |
40
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| Wanted! | 5,000 | - |  32
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| Lair of Tarn Razorlor (miniquest) |
5,000 | 40 |
- |
| The Path of Glouphrie | 20,000 | 56 |
60 , 56 , 47 , 45
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| Perilous Moons | 40,000 | 48
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20 , 20 , 20 , File:Construction icon.png 10
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| Champions' Challenge (invisible miniquest) |
40,348 | - | 32
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| The Fremennik Exiles | 50,000 | 60 |
65 , 60 , 60 , 55
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| Monkey Madness II | 80,000 | 69 |
70 , 60 , 55 , 55
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| Total | 191,348 | ||
Skill choice
Upon completing any of the following quests, players may choose to allocate experience to Slayer. These rewards usually come in the form of items, such as lamps or books, and are independent of any experience rewards directly received for completing the quest. Template:SkillChoice
Changes
| Date | Changes |
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| [[{{#explode:1 March 2023| |0}} {{#explode:1 March 2023| |1}}]] [[{{#explode:1 March 2023| |2}}]] (update | poll) |
The Slayer Helper now properly displays your Wilderness Slayer streak when slaying on behalf of Krystilia. |
| [[{{#explode:12 June 2020| |0}} {{#explode:12 June 2020| |1}}]] [[{{#explode:12 June 2020| |2}}]] (update) |
The Slayer partner system is "closed indefinitely". |
| [[{{#explode:10 January 2019| |0}} {{#explode:10 January 2019| |1}}]] [[{{#explode:10 January 2019| |2}}]] (update) |
A new Slayer Master, Konar quo Maten, is available |
| [[{{#explode:4 May 2017| |0}} {{#explode:4 May 2017| |1}}]] [[{{#explode:4 May 2017| |2}}]] (update | poll) |
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| [[{{#explode:13 April 2017| |0}} {{#explode:13 April 2017| |1}}]] [[{{#explode:13 April 2017| |2}}]] (update) |
The witch in Edgeville jail is renamed Krystilia and made a Slayer Master |
| [[{{#explode:2 June 2016| |0}} {{#explode:2 June 2016| |1}}]] [[{{#explode:2 June 2016| |2}}]] (update) |
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| [[{{#explode:24 March 2016| |0}} {{#explode:24 March 2016| |1}}]] [[{{#explode:24 March 2016| |2}}]] (update | poll) |
It is now possible to unlock the possibility of receiving a Lizardmen Slayer task from Duradel, Nieve and Chaeldar. Unlocking this task costs 75 Slayer points. |
| [[{{#explode: 10 March 2016| |0}} {{#explode: 10 March 2016| |1}}]] [[{{#explode: 10 March 2016| |2}}]] (update) |
When attempting to initiate combat with a creature you do not have the Slayer level to harm, you will no longer be able to attack instead of dealing a 0 damage on every attack. |
| [[{{#explode:18 February 2016| |0}} {{#explode:18 February 2016| |1}}]] [[{{#explode:18 February 2016| |2}}]] (update | poll) |
Slayer masters now give information about your current task if you prematurely request a new one. |
| [[{{#explode:8 October 2015| |0}} {{#explode:8 October 2015| |1}}]] [[{{#explode:8 October 2015| |2}}]] (update) |
Added the Abyssal Sire to the Slayer skill guide and level up message. |
| [[{{#explode:24 September 2015| |0}} {{#explode:24 September 2015| |1}}]] [[{{#explode:24 September 2015| |2}}]] (update | poll) |
Spiritual rangers, mages and warrior are now grouped into a single Slayer task of spiritual creatures. |
| [[{{#explode:17 September 2015| |0}} {{#explode:17 September 2015| |1}}]] [[{{#explode:17 September 2015| |2}}]] (update | poll) |
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| [[{{#explode:10 September 2015| |0}} {{#explode:10 September 2015| |1}}]] [[{{#explode:10 September 2015| |2}}]] (update) |
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| [[{{#explode:3 September 2015| |0}} {{#explode:3 September 2015| |1}}]] [[{{#explode:3 September 2015| |2}}]] (update) |
Clicking out of the dialogue by accident when being offered a Jad Slayer task now has a grace period of 1 minute where the Slayer Master will re-offer this choice. |
| [[{{#explode:27 August 2015| |0}} {{#explode:27 August 2015| |1}}]] [[{{#explode:27 August 2015| |2}}]] (update) |
Upon receiving a Boss Slayer task, the size of the task is chosen by the player, between 3 and 35 for most bosses. |
| [[{{#explode:20 August 2015| |0}} {{#explode:20 August 2015| |1}}]] [[{{#explode:20 August 2015| |2}}]] (update | poll) |
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| [[{{#explode:14 May 2015| |0}} {{#explode:14 May 2015| |1}}]] [[{{#explode:14 May 2015| |2}}]] (update) |
Sea snakes have been added to the Slayer skill guide. |
| [[{{#explode:7 May 2015| |0}} {{#explode:7 May 2015| |1}}]] [[{{#explode:7 May 2015| |2}}]] (update | poll) |
Using an enchanted gem, Slayer ring or Slayer helm, you can now send another player a request to be Slayer partners. Once accepted, when visiting a Slayer Master to receive a task you will both be given the same assignment. |
| [[{{#explode:5 March 2015| |0}} {{#explode:5 March 2015| |1}}]] [[{{#explode:5 March 2015| |2}}]] (update | poll) |
You now receive 10% more Slayer experience when killing a creature on task in the Slayer Tower if you have completed the Morytania Elite Diary. |
| [[{{#explode:13 February 2014| |0}} {{#explode:13 February 2014| |1}}]] [[{{#explode:13 February 2014| |2}}]] (update) |
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| [[{{#explode:23 January 2014| |0}} {{#explode:23 January 2014| |1}}]] [[{{#explode:23 January 2014| |2}}]] (update) |
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| [[{{#explode:6 January 2014| |0}} {{#explode:6 January 2014| |1}}]] [[{{#explode:6 January 2014| |2}}]] (update) |
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| [[{{#explode:12 December 2013| |0}} {{#explode:12 December 2013| |1}}]] [[{{#explode:12 December 2013| |2}}]] (update) |
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| [[{{#explode:25 April 2013| |0}} {{#explode:25 April 2013| |1}}]] [[{{#explode:25 April 2013| |2}}]] (update) |
Harpie bug swarms will no longer be assigned as a Slayer target unless you have the appropriate Firemaking level. |
| [[{{#explode:4 April 2013| |0}} {{#explode:4 April 2013| |1}}]] [[{{#explode:4 April 2013| |2}}]] (update) |
Slayer Masters will now check your Defence level is appropriate before assigning creatures which require special equipment that you don't have the requirements to wear. |
| [[{{#explode:22 February 2013| |0}} {{#explode:22 February 2013| |1}}]] [[{{#explode:22 February 2013| |2}}]] (update) |
This content was included when the Old School RuneScape servers officially launched. |
See also
- Slayer/Experience table, a list of all Slayer experience sources
- Slayer/Level up table, a list of all requirements and unlockables within the Slayer skill