Anti-poison totem

Release date	12 April 2010 (Update)
Members?	Yes
Quest item?	No
Tradeable?	No
Equipable?	Yes
Stackable?	No
High Alch	90,000 coins
Low Alch	60,000 coins
Value	150,000 coins
Destroy	Drop
Store price	44,000 Dungeoneering tokens (Rewards trader)
Examine	An icon from an ancient race.
Weight	2.2 kg

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The anti-poison totem is an item bought from the rewards trader in Daemonheim for 44,000 Dungeoneering tokens. To equip it, a player must have 60 Defence, 60 Dungeoneering and 70 Herblore. It is worn in the shield slot.

It doesn't work like antipoison, as it will not cure poison. However, a player wearing this will be immune to being poisoned.

The immunity to poison can be very useful against poisonous Slayer creatures (such as cave crawlers, kalphites, and jungle strykewyrms), as it allows more room for food and drops. It can also save a player from death when doing hard and elite clue scrolls, to ward off the poison of Saradomin wizards and Guthix wizards. The totem can be used during Barbarian Assault for immunity against Penance Healers, and during Pyramid Plunder for immunity to snakes and scarab swarms. It may also be used to avoid being poisoned while training on Monkey Guards or skeletal apes on Ape Atoll. It may also be helpful while fighting the Dagannoth kings to provide protection from the spinolyp. One of the most useful features of the totem is providing immunity against K'ril Tsutsaroth's poison (starting at 160), as it reduces the need for antipoison potions and thus allowing space for food (among other things) in your inventory. The only poison this item does not protect against is that of the Monstrous cave crawler.

Combat Stats
Class Slot All Weapons Main Off Damage - - Accuracy - - Type - - Attributes Armour rating30 Life bonus+0 Prayer bonus0 Critical bonuses 0% 0% 0%
Compare item	A player wielding an anti-poison totem
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TriviaEdit

• The monks will allow players to take it onto Entrana.
• The anti-Poison Totem used to cost 100,000 Dungeoneering Tokens before the 21 April 2010 update.