Combat (Pre-Refactor)

Combat UI

Combat is a game-play mechanic where players fight enemies located within increasingly more difficult zones. A beginner guide on combat can be found on the wiki page combat guide or on the forum combat guide made by Magnus.

There are 4 skills to level in combat; constitution, attack, strength, and defense.

Zones

There are currently 8 zones; Farm, Caves, City, Lava Maze, Corrupted Lands, Valley of Giants, Living Forest, and Deep Pit.

Locations

Zone	Lowest Recommended Combat Lvls	Lowest Recommended Gear
Farm	1 - 20	None - Bronze
Caves	10 - 30	Bronze - Iron
City	20 - 60	Iron - Adamantite
Deep Pit *	50 - 60	Adamantite - Runite
Living Forest *	50 - 60	Adamantite - Runite
Lava Maze	60 - 80 (Using 1 of Healing, Overhealing, or Corrupted Ring)	Adamantite - Runite
Corrupted Lands	70 - 90 (Using 1-2 of Healing, Overhealing, or Corrupted Ring)	Runite - Stygian
Valley of Giants	80 - 99 (Using 1-2 of Healing or Overhealing)	Runite - Stygian

Zones marked with * are special combat areas

Encounter table

Zones	Monster	Encounter Rate	HP
Farm	Chicken	30%	3
	Rat	30%	2
	Cow	30%	8
	Goblin	10%	5
Caves	Goblin	45%	5
	Imp / Greater Imp	55%	10
City	Guard	80%	22
	Black Knight	20%	42
Living Forest	Spriggan	100%	75
Deep Pit	Greater Demon	100%	89
Lava Maze	Deadly Red Spider	40%	35
	Lesser demon	60%	81
Corrupted Lands	Corrupted Tree	45%	95
	Infected Naga	45%	100
	Bone Giant	10%	125
Valley of Giants	Fire Giant	33%	130
	Moss Giant	33%	150
	Ice Giant	33%	160

Special combat areas include the Foraging zone Living Forest, and the Mining zone Deep Pit, where you may randomly encounter Spriggans or Greater Demons respectively. Players may not run from these encounters, and failing results in a 15 minute lockout timer before they can access that zone again.

Combat Experience

Players gain combat skill experience when dealing damage; 2 experience in the selected combat skill and 1 experience in Constitution per damage dealt. When fighting in a balanced stance, each skill gains 2/3 of an experience per point of damage.

Death

Death occurs when a player's health reaches zero. The preceding action will be cancelled and the player returns to idling.

Health slowly regenerates on its own. Dying will not result in the loss of exp/items/gold etc.

Skills

Combat skills
	Constitution	Constitution is the skill that determines a player's maximum hitpoints (HP). The amount of health left can be seen next to the heart icon in the combat page. Food can restore health inside or outside of battle, and can provide buffs to combat for a short time. It is not recommended to use high healing food at a low constitution level because auto-eat will not trigger.
	Attack	Attack determines a player's hit chance, along with the players accuracy bonus.
	Strength	Strength contributes to your maximum damage per hit, along with the players melee strength bonus.
	Defense	Defense determines a players dodge chance.

Mastery levels have no effect on combat.

Stats

There are various stats that can affect combat. These stats are determined by a player's equipment (armor and weapon), though do note that player levels contribute to stats far more than equipment.

Accuracy

Accuracy is determined from a combination of stats from equipment and attack level which is used to determine hit chance.

The formula for accuracy is $Accuracy=AttackLevel*(AccuracyBonus+64)$

Keep in mind that the hit chance is also determined by an enemy's defense toward your attack type.

The only way to deal 0 damage is by missing the target, all accurate hits will deal at least 1 damage.

Strength

Strength from equipment determines the maximum damage you can deal along with strength level. The damage you deal can also be affected by enchantments such as Scroll of Critical Strike, Scroll of Patience, and Scroll of Recklessness. Keep in mind that patience and recklessness adds to both the minimum and maximum damage while strength only adds to the maximum damage.

Max hit can be calculated with the following formula:

$MaxHit={\Biggl \lfloor }1.3+{\frac {StrengthLevel}{10}}+{\frac {StrengthBonus}{80}}+{\frac {StrengthLevel\times StrengthBonus}{640}}{\Biggr \rfloor }$

Defense

Defense from equipment and bonuses determine the dodge rate along with defense level. Keep in mind that dodge chance is also determined by enemy's attack and your defense to their attack type.

The formula for defense is $Defense=DefenseLevel*(DefenseBonus+64)$ where you use the corresponding defense bonus for whatever type of attack you are defending from (ex. Stab).

Attack Type

There are three attack types (slash, stab, crush) which is determined by the weapon you use (bare hands are considered crush). Attack type determines the type of defense the enemy uses. This can be important since some enemies are weak to one type of attack, making it easier to hit if that type of attack is used. E.g. all giants are weak to crush, making battleaxes effective weapons to use.

Hit Chance

If Accuracy > Defense:

$HitChance=1-0.5*{\frac {Defense}{Accuracy}}$

Else:

$HitChance=0.5*{\frac {Accuracy}{Defense}}$

Attack Speed

Attack speed is a stat that determines the amount of time between attacks. The attack speed differs with every weapon.

You should consider the benefits of using the patience enchantment, which increases damage on all weapons but provides more stats the slower the attack speed of the weapon.

Enchantments

Image	Enchantment	Applicable to	Effect
	Nimble	Food	Increases defense for a short time. Each level of Nimble increases defense by around 10%. Eating food with spider legs as an ingredient will grant this buff; a popular recipe is 5 spider legs.
	Demon Skin	Food	Reduces all damage taken in combat by the level of the demon skin. This only affects combat, so if consumed while out of combat there will be no effect. If you stop fighting, the buff disappears. It can be created by cooking food with Ichor; an example is 4 apples and 1 Ichor. Stacks are not consumed if the monster hits a 0.
	Overhealing	Weapon	Heals 1% per level of overkill damage dealt, rounded down. It is best used on a higher hitting weapon since greater overkill provides more healing.
	Critical Strike	Weapon	Increases critical strike chance by 5%, which multiplies the damage dealt on hit by 1.3. It is best used on a higher hitting weapon since it's multiplicative and not additive.
	Accuracy	Weapon	Increases weapon accuracy. Recommended for higher combat zones for players with a low attack level.
	Recklessness	Helmet, Body, Legs	Increases damage dealt by 1 per level. This is added last. You will still be able to hit zeroes.
	Patience	Body, Legs	Increases maximum damage. The lower the attack speed of the weapon, the higher the increase. Max damage is still increased on weapons with a 2s attack speed. This damage is added after critical strike, but before recklessness.
	Healing	Shield	Increases health regeneration rate.
	Weakening	Everything	Decreases the level requirements of equipment by 5 per enchantment level. This should only be added to high level equipment, since it would be more effective to simply gain levels instead of using them on lower level equipment.
	Reinforcement	Armor	Decreases enemy accuracy by 5% per enchantment level. This enchantment is stronger than Protection.
	Protection	Armor	Reduces all damage taken by 4% per enchantment level.

Special Combat

Elite Scroll

Elite Scrolls are found as a combat drop and offers a harder combat challenge for the player when the seal is broken. All combat zones except for Living Forest drop a scroll at the moment, full info can be found here

Aberrant Shrimp

Aberrant Shrimp are fought when augmenting a Shrimp Bauble until it breaks. They have 300 HP and drop Magic Shrimp and one of either Shrimp Carapace, Shrimp Greaves, Shrimp Helm, or Shrimp Shell.

Spriggan

Spriggans are fought when Foraging in the Living Forest. They have 75 HP and drop Branches, Logs, Sageberry Bush Seeds, and Elder Tree Seeds.

Greater Demon

Greater Demons are fought when mining in the Deep Pit. They have 89 HP and drop Scrolls, Demonic Trial, Ichor, and Gold Ore.

See also

• Equipment