God Wars Dungeon/Rewards

[edit] Godsword

The Godsword is the focus of the dungeon, control of it being the reason for the battle that is occurring. Its pieces (shards and hilts) may be found by killing the four god generals or their bodyguards (Godsword Hilts cannot be obtained from the bodyguards.)

[edit] Godsword shards

There are three types of shards which are dropped by the four generals (and their bodyguards). Combining these three shards will produce the Godsword blade, a feat which requires level 80 Smithing.

• Godsword shard 1
• Godsword shard 2
• Godsword shard 3

[edit] Godsword hilts

Main article: Godsword hilt

There are 4 types of customisable hilts, one for each god. Each hilt is only dropped by the general of the particular god. Once the hilt is attached to the Godsword blade, it becomes a wieldable godsword, with its own unique special attack that can deal great damage to any of your underestimating enemies. Note, that the hilts are interchangeable; which means that each godsword blade can be taken off of one hilt and can be attached with another hilt.

Types of hilts are as follows:

• Zamorak hilt
• Saradomin hilt
• Armadyl hilt
• Bandos hilt

[edit] Types of godsword

Each godsword is identical in terms of stats and speed. The only variation is the Special attacks provided by attaching different hilts.

• Zamorak godsword - drains 55% of the special bar. The attack deals melee damage and prevents the opponent from moving around for 20 seconds.
• Saradomin godsword - drains 50% of the special bar. It heals Hitpoints based on 50% of the hit, and restores 25% of the hit to the Prayer points. Guaranteed to heal at least 10 Hitpoints and restore 5 Prayer points unless the attack misses.
• Armadyl godsword - drains 50% of the special bar. The maximum hit will also be increased by 25%.
• Bandos godsword - drains 100% of the special bar. If successful, it will drain the opponent's stats, reflected on what is hit. The maximum hit will also be increased by 10%.

[edit] Dragon boots

The strongest metal boots, Dragon boots, are dropped by spiritual mages, requiring level 83 Slayer to kill. As with all dragon armour, dragon boots require level 60 Defence to wear.

[edit] Steam battlestaff

The Steam battlestaff supplies unlimited fire and water runes, which are equivalent to the other battlestaves, except for type of runes supplied. Mystic steam battlestaves can also be created from steam battlestaves in the same way as with other mystic battlestaves. This can be done by bringing 40,000 coins to Thormac after the completion of the Scorpion Catcher quest.

[edit] Bandos armour

Bandos armour (Bandos chestplate, Bandos tassets, and Bandos boots) are dropped by General Graardor and his bodyguards, and requires level 65 Defence to wear. Players may use this armour as a melee armour. Bandos armour is also currently considered the best non-degradable melee armour available.

[edit] Armadyl armour

Armadyl armour (Armadyl helmet, Armadyl chestplate, and Armadyl plateskirt) is dropped by Kree'arra and his bodyguards, and requires both level 70 Ranged and level 70 Defence to wear. Players may use this armour as a Ranged armour.

[edit] Saradomin sword

The Saradomin sword is a two-handed sword which requires 70 Attack to wield. The Saradomin sword's special attack is two strikes of magic lightning. Note that the Saradomin sword is different from the Saradomin godsword.

[edit] Zamorakian spear

The Zamorakian spear is a two-handed spear which requires 70 Attack to wield. However, the spear has a faster attack speed (as fast as a scimitar, whip, or dagger.) Its special attack is the same as the Dragon spear, which shoves the opponent away and stuns them for a short time, while doing no damage. Note that the spear cannot be poisoned.

The Zamorakian spear is frequently used during the attacks on the Corporeal Beast. Thus, the spear is worth keeping hold of because of this. It is worth noting that the spear has the same drop rate as the Zamorak hilt.