Vardorvis
A pure reaction fight — no prayer switching, just constant movement.
Vardorvis asks for something the other three do not: sustained attention to what is moving around you rather than to a prayer switch. Axes travel across the arena on a fixed pattern and the head attack drains your health directly, so the fight is a rhythm you either hold or lose.
It rewards practice more steeply than the others. Players who find Duke slow usually find Vardorvis is where the Desert Treasure II bosses get interesting.
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Vorkath
A solo dragon boss with a predictable pattern and consistently valuable drops. One of the most reliable high-level earners.
- Est. GP/hr
- 3m–5m
- Starting GP
- 5m
- Attention
- Hands-on
- Requirements
- 80 Ranged, 70 Defence
Zulrah
A rotation-based snake boss requiring gear switching. Steep learning curve, excellent and consistent payout.
- Est. GP/hr
- 2.5m–4.5m
- Starting GP
- 3m
- Attention
- Hands-on
- Requirements
- 75 Ranged, 75 Magic
Green dragons
Kill green dragons in the Wilderness for dragon bones and green dragonhide. A long-standing route for mid-level accounts.
- Est. GP/hr
- 400k–700k
- Starting GP
- 100k
- Attention
- Moderate attention
- Requirements
- 60 Attack