Chaos dwarf

Release date	13 August 2001 (Update)
Members?	No
Combat level	68
XP per kill	110.5 (and 36.5 experience)
Slayer level	1
Slayer XP	61
Assigned by	Unknown edit
Always drops	Bones
Examine text	A dwarf gone bad.
Combat stats LP Max hit 1700 170 Attack Defence Ranged Magic Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Other Immune to Poison? Immune to Stun? No Unknown edit Attack Speed Speed 6 (Interval: 2.4 seconds) Aggressive? Poisonous? Yes/No, at Chaos Dwarf Battlefield unless you attack another chaos dwarf No Attack style Weakness Melee Air spells

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Chaos dwarves are found in various locations, most notably the Wilderness and the Chaos Dwarf Battlefield. They attack with a steel warhammer and have a maximum hit of 170 Life Points, which they hit fairly often, even through tough armour such as Torag's. They give slayer experience if your task is dwarves.

Although they have high hitpoints for their level, Chaos dwarves are not a good monster to train on because of their accuracy. However, they seem to have a reasonable (albeit low) drop rate for Blue charms. On occasion, they may drop a muddy key which will get you quite an amount of mid-level items if you manage to get to the chest. Range seems to work better than melee.

It is revealed in Forgettable Tale of a Drunken Dwarf that they are the result of experiments by The Red Axe in their attempt to conquer Keldagrim, and in Forgiveness of a Chaos Dwarf that The Red Axe have been kidnapping ordinary dwarves, brainwashing them, and using machinery to turn them into Chaos Dwarves, being ultimately loyal to Zamorak and no more to Guthix.

The physical form of the chaos dwarves are unlike any other dwarf in Gielinor. The Lores and Histories entry, "The Coat Thief", describes the appearance of a chaos dwarf:

"He was like no dwarf I'd ever seen in Keldagrim. His skin was dark red and had a rough texture, and it seemed to glow from within like lava... Even unconscious, his face was locked in a grimace of rage. He smelled of sulphur and radiated unmistakable heat...

"...The heat was growing stronger. I stepped back, and Hilda did the same. The dwarf's skin glowed brighter and brighter red and then began to disintegrate, crumbling in on itself like wood curling up in a fire... In less than a minute he was gone, leaving only a few bones and some scorched armour fragments in a thinning cloud of black smoke..."

LocationsEdit

• Chaos Ridge in Wilderness
• Taverley Dungeon
• Deep Wilderness Dungeon
• Chaos Dwarf Battlefield

DropsEdit

100% DropsEdit

Item		Quantity	Rarity	GE Market Price
	Bones	1	1 Always	90

Armour/WeaponsEdit

 

Item		Quantity	Rarity	GE Market Price
	Steel full helm	1	2 Common	199
	Mithril longsword	1	2 Common	578
	Mithril sq shield	1	2 Common	709
	Black full helm	1	4 Rare	398
	Dragon pickaxe	1	5 Very rare [1]	8,209,495

1. ^ Estimated at 1/3,837 using gathered Adventurer's Log data as of 18 September 2012.

CharmsEdit

Charm drop percentages

No charms
80–83%	8–10%	3–4%	2–3%	2–4%

Represents 90% confidence range, based on a sample of 2,310 kills.
1 charm is dropped at a time.

Please add to the log (only if 50 or more creatures killed).

Runes & TalismansEdit

Item		Quantity	Rarity	GE Market Price
	Water rune	10	2 Common	130
	Air rune	12, 24	2 Common	156–312
	Mind rune	37	2 Common	148
	Cosmic rune	3, 6	2 Common	399–798
	Chaos rune	10, 37	3 Uncommon	410–1,517
	Nature rune	9, 18	3 Uncommon	1,008–2,016
	Law rune	3, 6	3 Uncommon	537–1,074
	Death rune	3, 6	4 Rare	279–558

OtherEdit

Item		Quantity	Rarity	GE Market Price
	Coins	25, 47, 92, 150, 250, 350, 450, 550	2 Common	Not sold
	Coal	1	2 Common	272
	Muddy key	1	3 Uncommon	3,122
	Cheese	1	3 Uncommon	70
	Mithril bar	1	3 Uncommon	1,492
	Tomato	1	3 Uncommon	42
	Grimy ranarr (m)	1	4 Rare	2,169
	Spin ticket	1	4 Rare	Not sold
	Starved ancient effigy (m)	1	5 Very rare	Not sold

Rare drop table drops (m)Edit

This monster drops items from the rare drop table.
The ring of wealth improves the chances if equipped but is not required to access the table.

See alsoEdit

• Dwarves
• Dwarf
• Cloaked figure