Thammaron's sceptre is a magical sceptre once owned by Thammaron, a Tsutsaroth demon who was once one of Zamorak's most trusted allies during the God Wars. It can be received as a drop from revenants found within the Revenant Caves.
The sceptre requires a Magic level of 60 to wield, and shares the same bonuses as the master wand, although it cannot autocast Ancient Magicks. It also has a powerful passive effect within the Wilderness when charged with revenant ether.
Thammaron's sceptre is a magical sceptre once owned by Thammaron, a Tsutsaroth demon who was once one of Zamorak's most trusted allies during the God Wars. It can be received as a drop from revenants found within the Revenant Caves.
The sceptre requires a Magic level of 60 to wield, and shares the same bonuses as the master wand, although it cannot autocast Ancient Magicks. It also has a powerful passive effect within the Wilderness when charged with revenant ether.
Combat styles[]
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Combat style | Type | Experience |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bash | Crush | Attack and Hitpoints | |
| Pound | Crush | Strength and Hitpoints | |
| Focus | Crush | Defence and Hitpoints | |
| Spell | Magic | Magic and Hitpoints | |
| Spell (Defensive) | Magic | Magic, Hitpoints and Defence |
Passive effect[]
When Thammaron's sceptre is charged with revenant ether, an additional 100% magic accuracy and 25% magic damage boost is applied when attacking any NPC in the Wilderness, consuming 1 ether per attack whether the player hits or not.
This effect will stack with a slayer helmet or a salve amulet and their variants, but not both simultaneously. This makes the sceptre the best magic weapon in the Wilderness, surpassing the damage output of a trident of the seas (and its swamp variant) with the additional capability of attacking any hostile players, something which both tridents are incapable of doing.
Charging and death[]
In order to use the sceptre's passive effect, it must first be activated with 1,000 revenant ether (costing 173,000). The 1,000 ether used to activate the sceptre does not count towards the usage of the passive effect, thus additional ether must be added (up to 16,000) in order to increase the sceptre's damage output.
The ether can be safely removed by selecting the right-click Uncharge option on the sceptre, after which the sceptre becomes tradeable again.
Upon death within the Wilderness, any revenant ether stored within the sceptre will always be lost, even if it is one of the player's protected items. Because of this, despite the sceptre being able to store a maximum of 17,000 revenant ether, it is recommended to store the minimum amount required for a trip into the Wilderness (in addition to the 1,000 ether required to activate the weapon).
Dropping monsters[]
Monster Combat level Quantity Rarity Revenant imp 7 1 Very rare Revenant goblin 15 1 Very rare Revenant pyrefiend 52 1 Very rare Revenant hobgoblin 60 1 Very rare Revenant cyclops 82 1 Very rare Revenant hellhound 90 1 Very rare Revenant demon 98 1 Very rare Revenant ork 105 1 Very rare Revenant dark beast 120 1 Very rare Revenant knight 126 1 Very rare Revenant dragon 135 1 Very rare
Concept art[]
Trivia[]
- Upon release, Thammaron's sceptre had a starting Grand Exchange price of 10,000,000 coins. This was manually adjusted to 20,000,000 coins on 1 August after frequent luring in the Wilderness via dropping items whose prices on the Grand Exchange were more than the sceptre itself. As the game prioritises the protection of items that have the highest price on the Grand Exchange, the player may end up losing the sceptre by picking up an item worth slightly more than the sceptre on the Grand Exchange, which was worth around 45 million coins at the time.
| Unique drops |
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| Revenants |
Cyclops • Dark beast • Demon • Dragon • Goblin • Hellhound • Hobgoblin • Imp • Knight • Ork • Pyrefiend | ||||
| Monsters |
Ankou • Green dragon • Black dragon • Black demon • Ice giants • Lesser demon • Greater demon • Hellhound | ||||
