The Dungeoneering skill incorporates every other skill in the game. Below are tables showing skills used, levels required and other info. Through the use of potions, most skills can be boosted in Daemonheim, often by significantly more than would be possible on the surface. Gathering from resource spots and unlocking skill doors will respect all these boosts, frequently rendering Herblore very useful.

Skills

Image	Skill	Description
	Attack	Used to defeat the various creatures with accuracy.
	Ranged	Used to defeat enemies from afar.
	Defence	Used to take less damage.
	Strength	Used to hit higher, thus defeating enemies faster.
	Constitution	Used to take more damage before death.
	Agility	Used to disarm doors.
	Cooking	Used to cook raw fish on a fire or range to prepare food that can be used to heal.
	Crafting	Used to make ranged and magic armour from raw materials. Also used to fix pulleys in broken doors so that you can open them, and to craft stone weapons for statues so you can pass the room.
	Farming	Used to grow food and potion ingredients in farm patches. Also used to prune vines away from doors.
	Firemaking	Used to set fire to branches, allowing you to cook food on them. Also used to burn log piles blocking doors so you can open them.
	Fishing	Used to collect raw food from fishing spots located around the dungeon. Also used for certain puzzle rooms.
	Fletching	Used to make bows, arrow shafts, staves and hunter traps.
	Herblore	Used to create potions from ingredients bought/found in the dungeons, also used to open doors.
	Hunter	Used to set traps made with the Fletching skill.
	Magic	Used to dispel the barriers on certain doors, as well as its normal use in combat, teleportation, alchemy, etc.
	Mining	Used to harvest ore from rocks, used in some events to mine stone from rubble. And destroy rock piles blocking doorways.
	Prayer	Used for exorcising dark spirits from certain doors so that you may pass through them, as well as its normal use in combat.
	Slayer	Used for slaying some special creatures that require a slayer level, and have special drops.
	Smithing	Used to turn ore into melee armour, melee weapons and arrow tips, or create tools for harvesting raw material. Also used to repair keys for some doors.
	Summoning	Used to infuse and summon familiar pouches, allowing them to fight for you through the dungeon. Also used to dismiss rogues blocking some doors.
	Thieving	Used to open some chests which contain items.
	Construction	Used to build certain things in the base.
	Runecrafting	Used to craft runes to be used in spells, as well as imbue staffs. Also used in puzzles to activate crystals, and to imbue rune energy into doors so that you can open them.
	Woodcutting	Used to cut wood from various trees and growths around the dungeon. Also used to chop away logs blocking doors so you can open them.

Doors are an integral part of Dungeoneering. There are a number of different types of door that may be encountered, each requiring a different action completed to open them.

Types of Doors

Basic Doors

Image	Name	Examine	Information	Item needed
	Door	This door is closed.	In some rooms this door is immediately possible to open (Eg, starter room, room with only monsters). However, in other rooms you are required to complete a puzzle to open the door. For more information see Dungeoneering/Puzzles.	None
	Guardian door	The gazing eye of the door watches over the room.	It only unlocks once all the monsters in the room have been slain. One exception to this rule is in the case of the different Bovimastyces which do not need to be killed to enter the door.	None
	[colour] [shape] door	A door with [colour] [shape] markings.	Can be unlocked by finding the correct colour and shape key and using it to unlock the door. This key may be anywhere else in the dungeon.	Appropriate Key

Skill Doors

While exploring the dungeons of Daemonheim, players may encounter a door that requires them to perform a skill based action. All of these doors require a level in a skill specific to that door. Doors along the critical path will always be able to be opened by at least one member of the party, other doors that lead to bonus rooms may have any level requirement to be passed. Level requirements may sometimes be above 99, sometimes even up level 105 in a skill, requiring a member of the party to create a skill boosting potion to unlock that door. It is possible for the requirement to be far out of reach even with potions. Some doors require equipment to be opened, but all of the required items, apart from the vial, can be found on the toolbelt. While trying to solve a door, doors can be failed, dealing moderate to severe damage and sending you an amusing commentary on what happened via your chat box. Once successfully passed, doors grant experience equal to the skill level that they required times five, to the skill used. The experience will be shared as long as the sharing option is turned on.

Only members can open doors pertaining to member skills, even if you have the required level. Trying to open one on a free world will give you the message "You are unable to unlock this door."

Image	Name	Examine	Skill	Information	Message received upon failure
	Runed door	One of the runes is blank.	Runecrafting	Players must imbue the door with energy for it to open.	You imbue the door with the wrong type of rune energy, and it reacts explosively.
	Barred door	The bar is rusted into place.	Strength	Players must force the bar off the door.	You pull a muscle while attempting to move the plank.
	Pile of rocks	A pile of rocks is blocking the way.	Mining	Players must destroy the rock that is blocking the door.	You fail to mine the obstruction, and are harmed by falling debris.
	Flammable debris	A pile of flammable debris is blocking the way.	Firemaking	Players must burn the flammable debris covering the door.	The pile of debris fails to ignite. The same cannot be said for your clothes.
	Magical barrier	A magical barrier is blocking your path.	Magic	Players must dispel a barrier on the door.	You fail to dispel the barrier and take a surge of magical energy to the face.
	Dark spirit	A dark spirit is blocking your path.	Prayer	Players must exorcise the dark spirit on the door. There are no boosts for this.	The gods snub your prayer, and the dark spirit attacks you.
	Wooden barricade	A wooden barricade is blocking the way.	Woodcutting	Player must clear down a barricaded door.	You swing the axe against the grain and are showered with sharp splinters of wood.
	Broken key door	The large key hanging by the door is badly bent.	Smithing	Players must repair a broken key near the door in order to unlock it.	You hit your hand with the hammer. Needless to say, the key is still broken.
	Broken pulley door	The rope for the pulley has snapped.	Crafting	Players must fix the broken pulley on the door in order to open it.	The rope snaps again as you attempt to fix it, and you crush your hands in the mechanism.
	Locked door	The chain above it looks suspicious.	Agility	Players must grab the chain above the door, disarm the trap, and dismantle it.	You miss the chain, and set off the trap.
	Padlocked door	There is a huge padlock on the door.	Thieving	Players must pick the lock.	You set off a booby trap inside the lock, and fail to pick it.
	Ramokee exile	A traitor of the gorajo.	Summoning	Players must dispel a rogue Bloodrager familiar.	You fail to dismiss the rogue familiar, and it punches you in anger.
	Liquid lock	There is a complex liquid-based locking mechanism on the door.	Herblore	Players must mix an ancient mixture to open the door.	You incorrectly mix the ingredients, making it explode.
	Vine-covered door	There are thorn-covered vines all over the door.	Farming	Players must prune the vines to access the door.	You hurt your hands on the vicious thorns covering the vines.
	Collapsing doorframe	Structurally unstable.	Construction	Players must repair the broken door frame in order to open it.	You dislodge some debris while attempting to fix the door, and it falls on you.

Trivia

• The Dark Spirit door's shadow shows the eye beams that appear when opening fails even when you aren't interacting with it.
• The only skills not used to open doors are Attack, Defence, Ranged, Constitution, Fletching, Slayer, Hunter, Fishing, Cooking, and Dungeoneering, unless you count the normal doors.