Chicken Coop (Level 10)

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 10, and the guide will assume all non-Combat Skills are of a similar level.

Regardless of combat style or game mode, Chicken Coop can be idled with Level 26 after purchasing the Auto Eat - Tier I upgrade in the Shop.

If you're playing Ancient Relics you will need to manual eat this dungeon just like almost every other dungeon. The idle requirements are technically possible but very impractical.

Equipment

Unsurprisingly, the players options for completing the very first dungeon are sparse, and the benefits for fully kitting out the character are lacking. However, for the ardent adventurer with some time to spare, the following is the best equipment available without wasting time grinding for items that will be replaced almost immediately.

Golbin Thief, made in Summoning is a large boost to damage for any combat style, which can especially help with taking down the dungeon's boss.
Bronze Gloves, made in Smithing is a small boost to melee defence (and melee attack, for melee builds) while not compromising on magic or ranged accuracy.

Magic

Magic is suggested for this dungeon due to Combat Triangle advantage.

Earth Strike or Wind Bolt
- alternatively, the highest level combination of matching Spell () and Wizard Robes available to you
Acolyte Wizard Robes and Staff of Earth are all made in Runecrafting.
Air Acolyte Wizard Robes require Level 11, and so must be skipped for Ancient Relics players.

Slot	Item
	Earth Acolyte Wizard Hat
	Air Acolyte Wizard Robes
	Air Acolyte Wizard Bottoms
	Air Acolyte Wizard Boots
	Bronze Gloves
	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.
Mirror Shield from the shop for 2k Slayer Coins, which is easily obtainable without by getting 1k Slayer Coins alongside the (G) Steel Platebody Township Task, as well as an extra 1k Slayer Coins, either by killing 100 Skeleton and delivering 25 Bones, or by killing 100 Plant.