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When a superior slayer monster spawns, a message will appear in the chatbox, stating "''{{Color|#ff0000|A superior foe has appeared...}}''" Killing a superior slayer monster will reward players with a generous amount of [[Slayer]] experience – for most, but not all of them, this is about 10 times the hitpoints of the superior monster. This experience will even be granted if the superior monster is slain after the completion of the corresponding slayer task. |
When a superior slayer monster spawns, a message will appear in the chatbox, stating "''{{Color|#ff0000|A superior foe has appeared...}}''" Killing a superior slayer monster will reward players with a generous amount of [[Slayer]] experience – for most, but not all of them, this is about 10 times the hitpoints of the superior monster. This experience will even be granted if the superior monster is slain after the completion of the corresponding slayer task. |
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| − | They will also give three rolls on their lesser counterpart's drop table. Once a superior slayer monster has spawned it is only attackable by the spawning player. A superior monster will despawn from the world if ignored for 2 minutes<ref>[https://twitter.com/JagexAsh/status/777629171027734528 Twitter - 18 September 2016]</ref>. |
+ | They will also give three rolls on their lesser counterpart's drop table. Once a superior slayer monster has spawned it is only attackable by the spawning player. A superior monster will despawn from the world if ignored for 2 minutes<ref>[https://twitter.com/JagexAsh/status/777629171027734528 Twitter - 18 September 2016]</ref>. Should the player die while fighting it or teleport away, the monster will despawn soon after. |
In addition, once one has appeared, another one will not spawn for that player until it is killed or despawns. In single combat areas, a superior slayer monster can be attacked even if you are under attack by another monster; when this happens, the standard monster will stop attacking you. In multicombat areas, it is possible for multiple superior slayer monsters to appear simultaneously if multiple monsters are killed at the same time. |
In addition, once one has appeared, another one will not spawn for that player until it is killed or despawns. In single combat areas, a superior slayer monster can be attacked even if you are under attack by another monster; when this happens, the standard monster will stop attacking you. In multicombat areas, it is possible for multiple superior slayer monsters to appear simultaneously if multiple monsters are killed at the same time. |
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==Drops== |
==Drops== |
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Superior slayer monsters are guaranteed to drop an [[ensouled head]] (if applicable) and [[dark totem]] pieces (when killing one within the [[Catacombs of Kourend]]). Players are also ten times more likely to receive a [[clue scroll]] from killing one. In addition, superior slayer monsters have four unique drops shared among all superior slayer monsters: |
Superior slayer monsters are guaranteed to drop an [[ensouled head]] (if applicable) and [[dark totem]] pieces (when killing one within the [[Catacombs of Kourend]]). Players are also ten times more likely to receive a [[clue scroll]] from killing one. In addition, superior slayer monsters have four unique drops shared among all superior slayer monsters: |
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| − | *[[Imbued heart]], which boosts the player's [[Magic]] level by 1 + 10% every seven minutes. |
+ | *[[Imbued heart]], which boosts the player's [[Magic]] level by 1 + 10% of your Magic level every seven minutes. |
*[[Dust battlestaff]], which when equipped provides an infinite amount of [[Air rune|air]] and [[earth rune]]s. |
*[[Dust battlestaff]], which when equipped provides an infinite amount of [[Air rune|air]] and [[earth rune]]s. |
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*[[Mist battlestaff]], which when equipped provides an infinite amount of [[Air rune|air]] and [[water rune]]s. |
*[[Mist battlestaff]], which when equipped provides an infinite amount of [[Air rune|air]] and [[water rune]]s. |
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===Drop rate=== |
===Drop rate=== |
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| − | The chance of rolling the unique drop table is <math>\frac{1}{200 - \frac{(SlayerReq+55)^2}{125}}</math> |
+ | The chance of rolling the unique drop table (UDT) is <math>\frac{1}{200 - \frac{(SlayerReq+55)^2}{125}}</math> |
| − | If the players rolls the unique drop table, there is then a 1/8 chance each of receiving an imbued heart or eternal gem, and a |
+ | If the players rolls the unique drop table, there is then a 1/8 chance each of receiving an imbued heart or eternal gem, and a 3/8 chance each of receiving one of the battlestaves.<ref>[https://twitter.com/JagexKieren/status/789146663822778370 Twitter - 20 October 2016]</ref> |
Thus, the formula of receiving an imbued heart or eternal gem is <math>\frac{1}{8* (200-\frac{(Slayer Req+55)^2}{125})}</math> |
Thus, the formula of receiving an imbued heart or eternal gem is <math>\frac{1}{8* (200-\frac{(Slayer Req+55)^2}{125})}</math> |
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| − | + | And the formula of receiving a dust or mist battlestave is <math>\frac{1}{\frac{8}{3}*(200-\frac{(Slayer Req+55)^2}{125})}</math> |
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| − | Note that the [[Choke devil]] has the dust battlestaff on both its unique and standard drop tables, so it is more common than the formula suggests. |
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==Monsters== |
==Monsters== |
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|[[Crawling Hand]] |
|[[Crawling Hand]] |
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| − | |[[Crushing |
+ | |[[Crushing hand]] |
| − | |[[File:Crushing |
+ | |[[File:Crushing hand.png|150px]] |
|45 |
|45 |
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|55 |
|55 |
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|550 |
|550 |
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| − | |[[Cave |
+ | |[[Cave crawler]] |
|[[Chasm Crawler]] |
|[[Chasm Crawler]] |
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|[[File:Chasm Crawler.png|150px]] |
|[[File:Chasm Crawler.png|150px]] |
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|68 |
|68 |
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| − | | |
+ | |64 |
|1/166.2 |
|1/166.2 |
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|600 |
|600 |
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|70 |
|70 |
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|60 |
|60 |
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| − | |1/160.8 |
+ | |rowspan="2"|1/160.8 |
|610 |
|610 |
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| + | |- |
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| + | |[[Twisted Banshee]] |
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| + | |[[Screaming twisted banshee]] |
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| + | |[[File:Screaming twisted banshee.png|120px]] |
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| + | |144 |
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| + | |220 |
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| + | |2200 |
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|[[Rock slug]] |
|[[Rock slug]] |
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|[[File:Cockathrice.png|150px]] |
|[[File:Cockathrice.png|150px]] |
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|89 |
|89 |
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| − | | |
+ | |95 |
|1/148.8 |
|1/148.8 |
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|950 |
|950 |
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|[[File:Monstrous basilisk.png|150px]] |
|[[File:Monstrous basilisk.png|150px]] |
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|135 |
|135 |
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| − | | |
+ | |172 |
|1/127.8 |
|1/127.8 |
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|[[Infernal Mage]] |
|[[Infernal Mage]] |
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|[[Malevolent Mage]] |
|[[Malevolent Mage]] |
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| − | |[[File: |
+ | |[[File:Malevolent Mage.png|75px]] |
|162 |
|162 |
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|172 |
|172 |
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|202 |
|202 |
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|380 |
|380 |
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| − | |1/111.8 |
+ | |rowspan="2"|1/111.8 |
|2900 |
|2900 |
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|278 |
|278 |
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|411 |
|411 |
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| − | |1/111.8 |
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|4100 |
|4100 |
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|[[Jelly]] |
|[[Jelly]] |
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| − | + | |[[Vitreous Jelly]] |
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| − | |[[File:Vitreous Jelly.png| |
+ | |[[File:Vitreous Jelly.png|120px]] |
|206 |
|206 |
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| − | | |
+ | |190 |
| − | |1/108.4 |
+ | |rowspan="2"|1/108.4 |
|1900 |
|1900 |
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|[[Warped Jelly]] |
|[[Warped Jelly]] |
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| − | |[[ |
+ | |[[Vitreous warped Jelly]] |
| + | |[[File:Vitreous warped Jelly.png|120px]] |
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|241 |
|241 |
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| − | | |
+ | |220 |
| − | |1/108.4 |
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|2200 |
|2200 |
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| − | |[[Cave |
+ | |[[Cave horror]] |
|[[Cave abomination]] |
|[[Cave abomination]] |
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|[[File:Cave abomination.png|100px]] |
|[[File:Cave abomination.png|100px]] |
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|1300 |
|1300 |
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| − | |[[Aberrant |
+ | |[[Aberrant spectre]] |
|[[Abhorrent spectre]] |
|[[Abhorrent spectre]] |
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|[[File:Abhorrent spectre.png|70px]] |
|[[File:Abhorrent spectre.png|70px]] |
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|253 |
|253 |
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|275 |
|275 |
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| − | |1/94.2 |
+ | | rowspan="2" |1/94.2 |
|2500 |
|2500 |
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|335 |
|335 |
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|390 |
|390 |
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| − | |1/94.2 |
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|4085 |
|4085 |
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| − | |[[Dust |
+ | |[[Dust devil]] |
|[[Choke devil]] |
|[[Choke devil]] |
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|[[File:Choke devil.png|70px]] |
|[[File:Choke devil.png|70px]] |
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|[[Greater Nechryael]] |
|[[Greater Nechryael]] |
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| − | |[[Abyssal |
+ | |[[Abyssal demon]] |
|[[Greater abyssal demon]] |
|[[Greater abyssal demon]] |
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|[[File:Greater abyssal demon.png|130px]] |
|[[File:Greater abyssal demon.png|130px]] |
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| − | | |
+ | |342 |
|400 |
|400 |
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|1/43.2 |
|1/43.2 |
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|[[Smoke devil]] |
|[[Smoke devil]] |
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|[[Nuclear smoke devil]] |
|[[Nuclear smoke devil]] |
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| − | |[[File:Nuclear smoke devil.png| |
+ | |[[File:Nuclear smoke devil.png|150px]] |
|280 |
|280 |
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| − | | |
+ | |240 |
|1/24.7 |
|1/24.7 |
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|2400 |
|2400 |
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==References== |
==References== |
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| + | {{reflist}} |
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| − | <references /> |
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[[Category:Slayer]] |
[[Category:Slayer]] |
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| + | [[Category:Slayer monsters that can only be fought on task]] |
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Latest revision as of 21:43, 4 March 2020
A player fighting a Nechryarch within the Catacombs of Kourend.
Superior slayer monsters are more powerful versions of normal slayer monsters that have a 1/200[1] chance to spawn upon the death of one of its normal counterparts. They can be encountered after purchasing the unlock Bigger and Badder for 150 Slayer reward points from any Slayer master, and will only occur while on-task. This can be toggled on and off afterwards without loss of points.
When a superior slayer monster spawns, a message will appear in the chatbox, stating "A superior foe has appeared..." Killing a superior slayer monster will reward players with a generous amount of Slayer experience – for most, but not all of them, this is about 10 times the hitpoints of the superior monster. This experience will even be granted if the superior monster is slain after the completion of the corresponding slayer task.
They will also give three rolls on their lesser counterpart's drop table. Once a superior slayer monster has spawned it is only attackable by the spawning player. A superior monster will despawn from the world if ignored for 2 minutes[2]. Should the player die while fighting it or teleport away, the monster will despawn soon after.
In addition, once one has appeared, another one will not spawn for that player until it is killed or despawns. In single combat areas, a superior slayer monster can be attacked even if you are under attack by another monster; when this happens, the standard monster will stop attacking you. In multicombat areas, it is possible for multiple superior slayer monsters to appear simultaneously if multiple monsters are killed at the same time.
Drops
Superior slayer monsters are guaranteed to drop an ensouled head (if applicable) and dark totem pieces (when killing one within the Catacombs of Kourend). Players are also ten times more likely to receive a clue scroll from killing one. In addition, superior slayer monsters have four unique drops shared among all superior slayer monsters:
- Imbued heart, which boosts the player's Magic level by 1 + 10% of your Magic level every seven minutes.
- Dust battlestaff, which when equipped provides an infinite amount of air and earth runes.
- Mist battlestaff, which when equipped provides an infinite amount of air and water runes.
- Eternal gem, which can be crafted into an eternal slayer ring.
Drop rate
The chance of rolling the unique drop table (UDT) is
If the players rolls the unique drop table, there is then a 1/8 chance each of receiving an imbued heart or eternal gem, and a 3/8 chance each of receiving one of the battlestaves.[3]
Thus, the formula of receiving an imbued heart or eternal gem is
And the formula of receiving a dust or mist battlestave is
Monsters
There are superior versions of the following monsters:
