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Turoth

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Turoth are Slayer monsters that require a Slayer level of 55 to kill. They drop herbs and herb seeds fairly commonly, though not as frequently as Aberrant spectres.

Turoth, like Kurasks, must be killed with either a Leaf-bladed spear, a Leaf-bladed sword, a Slayer's staff/Magic Dart spell (which also requires a Magic level of 50), or Broad arrows/Broad-tipped bolts, or else your attacks will be ineffective. Also, as none of the weapons required to kill this monster may be poisoned, the Turoth technically immune to poison.

A Leaf-bladed sword is an alternative for players who have the money to purchase it. The sword is faster than its spear counterpart, and is only one-handed, leaving room for the player to equip a shield or defender. If using the spear or sword, it is recommended that players use the Stab style, as the weapons give a higher stab bonus than slash or crush.

Turoth seem to be weak to range. There is a safespot on the northern wall in the Fremennik Slayer Dungeon making it very easy to hit them with Broad-tipped bolts. Because of this trips can be made very long. There is another safespot at the southern end of the cave in the Fremennik Slayer Dungeon. A player must lure it to the passage leading into the Kurasks, and walk halfway and attack with Magic Dart, Broad arrows, or Broad-tipped bolts.

The lower-levelled Turoth have a maximum hit of 9 damage, while the higher-levelled ones can hit up to 10. They are fairly inaccurate, but if they hit, they usually hit high.

Since out of all the methods of slaying Turoth, only the arrows have a special attack (if used with a magic shortbow, magic longbow or a dark bow), a useful tactic is to use Excalibur's or Enhanced excalibur's special attack to boost defence (and heal hitpoints if using enhanced Excalibur).

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[edit] What to Take

[edit] Range Safe Spot

There is a safe training method for rangers against the monster, Turoth. Inside the Fremennik Slayer dungeon along the west wall lies a hole in which players can easily lure a Turoth from the north to and safely kill it. This position puts the monster one block distance away and is pictured below. Note: this safe spot only seems to apply to the two larger Turoth, a less frustrating method would be to wait for the 89 to spawn and range it with the pictured torch between you and the monster.
'Safe spot' west of Turoth in the Fremennik Slayer Dungeon

[edit] Drops

[edit] 100% drop

[edit] Charms

Charm drop percentages
No Charm Gold charms Green charms Crimson charms Blue charms
52% 5% 17% 22% 4%

Based on a sample of 1,727 kills. 1 charm is dropped at once.
Please add to the log!

[edit] Armour/Weapons

[edit] Runes

[edit] Seeds

(Common - Uncommon)

[edit] Herbs

(1-3 at a time, all unnoted)

[edit] Other

[edit] Trivia

  • Players kill a Turoth during the Slayer cape emote.
  • Uri from the Treasure Trails says; "In the end only the three legged will survive." Turoth are one of the only three legged species in RuneScape, so he may be referring to them.
  • Turoth have some similarities with Frogs as they make a croak-like noise and leap high in the air before they die.
  • According to their examine information, all Level 87 Turoths (large and dark with spikes) are female, and all Level 89 Turoth (large and dark without spikes) are male. Although the males are two combat levels stronger the females are slightly larger and spikier, which suggests that the females may in fact be the dominant gender of the Turoth. The examine information "He's one big leg short" compared to "She's one leg short!" suggests that the males should actually be larger than the females, but this does not seem to be true of the character models.