Unarmed is a style of combat in which a player is fighting with no weapons equipped. As a result, the player has no attack bonuses, besides those that may come from other items that may be equipped, such as an amulet.

After the Evoluction of Combat, attempting to fight a melee unarmed is no longer advised.  Mages may fight without the use of a staff or wand and retain a decent damage output from their spells and abilities.

Fighting unarmedEdit

Players engaged in unarmed combat normally do so because they do not have the funds for a significant weapon, or are simply trying out fighting barehanded. A player who has a Members object equipped as a weapon in a Free-to-play world will fight as if they are unarmed, and will punch or kick the enemy regardless of what they may be holding. Some popular members weapons, however, are an exception to this, and may have their own animation.

Unarmed has the same attacking speed as a scimitar. (One hit per 2.4 seconds)

Since Unarmed has no attack bonuses, the damage players are able to deal depends on their Strength level and the accuracy of their hits depends on their Attack level, as well as critical chance bonuses from other equipped items and abilities.

Combat bonusesEdit

Combat Stats
Class Slot None Weapons Main Off Damage - - Accuracy - - Type Crush - Attributes Armour rating0 Life bonus+0 Prayer bonus0 Critical bonuses 0% 0% 0%
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Playing unarmedEdit

Players not engaged in combat are often unarmed to minimise their excess weight, thus enabling them to run for longer periods of time. This is useful during training Agility or rune running.

Other uses of "Unarmed"Edit

Unarmed may also be used to describe a player who has no weapons wielded or in their inventory. This context is most often used when a player may not be carrying a weapon as a requisite to travelling to a certain location. For example, a player traveling to Entrana must be unarmed. In addition, two players may consent to fight unarmed in the Duel Arena.