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=Undead Graveyard (Level 15)= | =Undead Graveyard (Level 15)= | ||
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The {{Icon|Ancient Relics}} game mode restricts the players maximum Levels for {{Icon|Combat|notext=true}} Combat Skills to to 10 + the number of Dungeons completed. For this Dungeon, the players Combat Skills will be capped at a maximum of '''15''', and the guide will assume all non-combat skills are of a similar level. | The {{Icon|Ancient Relics}} game mode restricts the players maximum Levels for {{Icon|Combat|notext=true}} Combat Skills to to 10 + the number of Dungeons completed. For this Dungeon, the players Combat Skills will be capped at a maximum of '''15''', and the guide will assume all non-combat skills are of a similar level. | ||
Regardless of combat style or game mode, {{ZoneIcon| | Regardless of combat style or game mode, {{ZoneIcon|Undead Graveyard}} can be idled with {{SkillReq|Hitpoints|53}} after purchasing the {{Icon|Auto Eat - Tier I|type=upgrade}} upgrade in the {{Icon|Shop}}, or at {{SkillReq|Hitpoints|36}} with {{Icon|Auto Eat - Tier II|type=upgrade}}. | ||
==Equipment== | ==Equipment== | ||
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* {{ItemIcon|Golbin Thief}} and {{ItemIcon|Wolf}}, made in {{Skill|Summoning}} are large boosts to damage for any combat style, which can especially help with taking down the dungeon's boss. | * {{ItemIcon|Golbin Thief}} and {{ItemIcon|Wolf}}, made in {{Skill|Summoning}} are large boosts to damage for any combat style, which can especially help with taking down the dungeon's boss. | ||
=== | ===Magic=== | ||
{{Skill|Magic}} is suggested for this dungeon due to [[Combat Triangle]] advantage. | |||
* {{SpellIcon|Fire Strike}} or {{SpellIcon|Wind Bolt}} | |||
**''alternatively, the highest level combination of matching {{Skill|Magic|Spell}} ({{SpellIcon|Wind Bolt|notext=true}}{{SpellIcon|Water Bolt|notext=true}}{{SpellIcon|Earth Bolt|notext=true}}{{SpellIcon|Fire Bolt|notext=true}}) and {{ItemIcon|Air Acolyte Wizard Hat|notext=true}}{{ItemIcon|Water Acolyte Wizard Hat|notext=true}}{{ItemIcon|Earth Acolyte Wizard Hat|notext=true}}{{ItemIcon|Fire Acolyte Wizard Hat|notext=true}} Wizard Robes available to you'' | |||
* {{ItemIcon|Fire Acolyte Wizard Hat|notext=true}}{{ItemIcon|Fire Acolyte Wizard Robes|notext=true}}{{ItemIcon|Fire Acolyte Wizard Bottoms|notext=true}}{{ItemIcon|Fire Acolyte Wizard Boots|notext=true}} Acolyte Wizard Robes and {{ItemIcon|Staff of Fire}} are all made in {{Skill|Runecrafting}}. | |||
{{Equipment/Recommended | {{Equipment/Recommended | ||
|style= | |style=Magic | ||
|showDR=false | |showDR=false | ||
|helm1= | |helm1=Fire Acolyte Wizard Hat | ||
|body1= | |body1=Fire Acolyte Wizard Robes | ||
|legs1= | |legs1=Fire Acolyte Wizard Bottoms | ||
|boots1= | |boots1=Fire Acolyte Wizard Boots | ||
|gloves1= | |gloves1= | ||
|shield1= | |shield1= | ||
|weapon1= | |weapon1=Staff of Earth | ||
|neck1= | |neck1= | ||
|ring1= | |ring1= | ||
}} | }} | ||
===Melee=== | |||
* {{ItemIcon|(G) Steel Platebody}} from a {{Skill|Township}} '''[[Township/Tasks|Task]]''' for killing 25 {{MonsterIcon|Golbin}}, | * {{ItemIcon|(G) Steel Platebody}} from a {{Skill|Township}} '''[[Township/Tasks|Task]]''' for killing 25 {{MonsterIcon|Golbin}}, | ||
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* {{ItemIcon|Silver Topaz Ring}} from {{Skill|Crafting}}. | * {{ItemIcon|Silver Topaz Ring}} from {{Skill|Crafting}}. | ||
{{Equipment/Recommended | {{Equipment/Recommended | ||
|style= | |style=Melee | ||
|showDR=false | |showDR=false | ||
|helm1= | |helm1=Steel Helmet | ||
|body1= | |body1=(G) Steel Platebody | ||
|legs1= | |legs1=Steel Platelegs | ||
|boots1= | |boots1=Steel Boots | ||
|gloves1= | |gloves1= | ||
|shield1= | |shield1=Steel Shield | ||
|weapon1= | |weapon1=Black Scimitar | ||
|neck1= | |neck1=Silver Ruby Necklace | ||
|ring1= | |ring1=Silver Topaz Ring | ||
}} | }} | ||
{{CombatNav| | |||
{{Menu}} | <br> <br> | ||
{{CombatNav|Dungeon}} | |||
{{Menu}} | |||
Latest revision as of 08:35, 21 June 2024
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This article is a strategy guide for Undead Graveyard.
Information on equipment, mechanics and strategies are on this page.
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Undead Graveyard (Level 15)
This guide is written around the restrictions of the 
Ancient Relics game mode, but intended to serve for players playing in 
Standard Mode.
The Ancient Relics game mode restricts the players maximum Levels for Combat Skills to to 10 + the number of Dungeons completed. For this Dungeon, the players Combat Skills will be capped at a maximum of 15, and the guide will assume all non-combat skills are of a similar level.
Regardless of combat style or game mode, 
Undead Graveyard can be idled with 
Level 53 after purchasing the 
Auto Eat - Tier I upgrade in the 
Shop, or at Level 36 with 
Auto Eat - Tier II.
Equipment
With combat skills still being very low, the player's options haven't changed too much from the previous dungeon, but they do have a little more room to improve their equipment with accessories from additional monsters. Once again, its not necessary to hunt down every scrap of beneficial equipment since so much will be replaced quickly, but the following is an approximation of the best available equipment at this stage of the game.
Golbin Thief and 
Wolf, made in 
Summoning are large boosts to damage for any combat style, which can especially help with taking down the dungeon's boss.
Magic
Magic is suggested for this dungeon due to Combat Triangle advantage.
Fire Strike or 
Wind Bolt
- alternatively, the highest level combination of matching Spell (
) and 
Wizard Robes available to you
- alternatively, the highest level combination of matching
Acolyte Wizard Robes and 
Staff of Fire are all made in 
Runecrafting.
| Slot | Item |
|---|---|
 |  Fire Acolyte Wizard Hat |
 |  Fire Acolyte Wizard Robes |
 |  Fire Acolyte Wizard Bottoms |
 |  Fire Acolyte Wizard Boots |
 |  Staff of Earth |
Melee
(G) Steel Platebody from a 
Township Task for killing 25 
Golbin,
Steel Armor from 
Steel Knight or 
Zombie.
- Steel Knight is a modestly difficult enemy, but only a few need to be killed in order to get everything that isn't a Steel Platebody, which isn't helpful anyway with the free (G) version from Township.
Black Scimitar from 
Confused Pirate.
Silver Ruby Necklace from 
Mummy or 
Crafting.
Silver Topaz Ring from Crafting.
| Slot | Item |
|---|---|
|  Steel Helmet |
|  (G) Steel Platebody |
|  Steel Platelegs |
|  Steel Boots |
 |  Silver Ruby Necklace |
 |  Silver Topaz Ring |
|  Black Scimitar |
 |  Steel Shield |
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