Mummy

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Mummy

Combat level	84,96,103,125,138
Hitpoints	91, (1HP - Level 96)
Slayer level	Level 1
Slayer XP	91
Members only?	Yes
Aggressive?	Yes
Poisonous?	No
Immune to poison?	No
Attack style	Melee
Max hit	17 (level 84); 24 (level 103 & 125)
Weakness	Salve amulet (e), Fire Spells
Always drops	Ashes
Examine text	See article

Mummies are Undead found in the Pyramid Plunder mini-game, during quests such as Desert Treasure and Dealing with Scabaras, and in the Chaos Tunnels.

Mummies are well known for dropping Ancient Staves, although this is a quite rare drop. If you've purchased an Ancient staff from Eblis and lost it, and don't want to buy one from another player, this is your only choice.

Contents 1 Strengths and Weaknesses 2 Ice Burst and Red Chinchompas 3 Locations 4 Examine Text 5 Drops 5.1 100% Drops 5.2 Other Drops 6 Trivia 7 See also

[edit] Strengths and Weaknesses

Mummies can hit through even the well-armoured (Rune armour and Dragon armour) players with high amounts of damage (up to 24 hitpoints). For this reason, players should consider using the Protect from Melee prayer when meleeing them. This is especially recommended when players wear low-defence Desert camouflage gear or Desert robes (to reduce water consumption and avoid the effects of desert heat) when fighting the mummies in desert areas such as Ullek.

Mummies have a high melee Defence, which suggests that players use Super set potions.

Mummies are Undead, which means that wearing a Salve amulet (e) provides a significant combat boost. In addition, Mummies are weak to fire magic spells. Despite being undead, the Magic spell Crumble Undead does not affect mummies, contrary to the beliefs and wishes of some players.

[edit] Ice Burst and Red Chinchompas

There is an area in the Chaos Tunnels with at least 15 aggressive mummies, making it a great place to train using Red Chinchompas, normal Chinchompas or ancient magicks. Although expensive, the Ancient staffs and rune items dropped from the mummies helps to cover small portions of how much you spend.

[edit] Locations

• Pyramid Plunder minigame
• Jaldraocht Pyramid
• The ruins of Ullek
  • These mummies are killed to obtain Scabarite notes.
• Chaos Tunnels - Level 103 mummies.

[edit] Examine Text

• Where's my mummy?
• But who's the daddy?
• A tightly-wrapped mummy.
• A spooky, bandaged dead dude.
• A victim of poor first aid.
• Warning: Highly flammable.

[edit] Drops

[edit] 100% Drops

• Ashes

[edit] Other Drops

• Nothing
• Coins
• Ancient Staff
• Rune scimitar
• Rune square shield
• Casket
• Level 2 Clue Scroll
• Gold ore
• Gold bar
• Gold ring
• Gold amulet
• Ring of duelling (3)
• Ring of duelling (1)
• Bracelet of clay
• Gold charm
• Green charm
• Crimson charm
• Blue charm
• Ruby ring
• Sapphire ring
• Papyrus
• Rune javelin (5) (extremely rare)
• Ruby
• Uncut Diamond
• Swamp Tar (1)
• Tooth half of a key
• Nature Talisman (extremely rare)
• Champions scroll (extremely rare)

[edit] Trivia

• The level 96 mummies that come out of the sarcophagi in the Jaldraocht Pyramid have 1 hp and can only be killed by fire spells. What's more interesting is that they have the same drops as the level 103 mummies. There are also 2-3 parts of the pyramid you can reach where no level 103 mummies will attack you.
• If you use any fire spell, the Mummy will catch on fire but will not be affected in combat other than in a few of their animations.
• Also, while on fire, their examine info changes. This only happens if you continue to use fire spells. Otherwise, it will change back.

[edit] See also

• Dealing with Scabaras quest
• Desert Treasure quest
• Pyramid Plunder minigame
• Chaos Tunnels
• Salve amulet (e)