Gravewing Fiend
“A winged fiend that drags little death spawns up out of the ground to fight beside it. Pick which blows you pray against.”
Fighting it
- It swings back once every 3 of your combat inputs, whether your attack hit or not.
- A kill is worth about 24,000 Melee or Ranged XP, or 33,000 Magic XP, plus about 8,010 Hitpoints XP. XP is paid per point of damage and shared out by your stance (a stance that sends half to Defence pays it at Defence's rate of 8). A finishing blow that overshoots adds a little more; poison and Vengeance damage pay nothing; XP bonuses from gear and food add on top.
- Its hits roll from 0 to 38 (half its Strength, plus one). The prayer Bladeguard blocks them completely.
- Soft or unarmoured: Melee and Ranged tear in; Magic only lands normally.
- On 20% of its attacks it also looses a spawn that hits for up to 20 (magic, no accuracy roll). A protection prayer against magic blocks the spawns, one against its own blows blocks those: you can't stop both.
- With the Mounted Gravewing Head built in your Holding it hits you 10% softer.
Slayer
- You need Slayer level 80 to attack it at all.
- Assigned as a task by Karst.
- On task, each kill gives 12,000 Slayer XP (4× its hitpoints).
With the Slayer unlock Bigger and Badder, an on-task kill can bring out its superior form, the Gravewing Archfiend.
Drops
Every row rolls on its own, so one kill can drop several things. Drops go straight to your bank (a pet goes straight onto you). Gear and potions that raise your rare find chance don't change these odds.
| Item | Amount | Chance per kill |
|---|---|---|
| Gold | 2,600–5,000 | Always |
| 3–5 | Always | |
| 15–40 | 35% | |
| 10–25 | 30% | |
| 1–2 | 25% | |
| 10–25 | 20% | |
| 1–3 | 20% | |
| 1 | 4% | |
| 1 | 3% | |
| 1 | 2.5% | |
| 1 | 2% | |
| 1 | 1% | |
| 1 | 1% | |
| Rare drop table | 1 roll | 1/128 |
| 1 | 1/3,100 |
1/128 of kills also reach into the rare drop table.
After a kill the next one appears 2.5 seconds later. Dying costs nothing but time: a 15-second wait before you can fight again. The Agility perks Hot Pursuit and Second Wind shorten both (see Combat).
Every number on this wiki is read from RuneClick 3.3.0's own game files, so it matches what the game does. It updates itself when a new version ships. Spot something off? Tell us on the Discord.
