Aggro the healers one at a time to make them focus on you while Praying against each of Jad's attacks. Do not get too distracted by the healers, just take your time and keep most of your focus on Jad's attacks. Try not to concern yourself with their healing and assume that Jad will be at full HP once you've wrangled them all. Rushing or panicking here is an easy way to miss one of Jad's attacks and die. If you're lucky one or more of the healers may get stuck and won't interrupt the fight, but assume all 4 of them will be there anyway.
Once you have all the healers focused on you, there are a few different strategies to finish the fight:. Once Jad is defeated, you will get your Firecape as well as 37, Tokkul as a reward.
In conclusion, the Fight Caves is a very difficult minigame. Dying means you'll have to start all over, so preferably you'll want to focus your efforts on patience and defence more than attacking. Don't be discouraged if you fail multiple times, very few people have beaten it on their first try. Remember to stay determined! Share on.
Create account or Sign in. Use hit-and-run tactics to keep away from it. Kill these first as you can usually one-shot them, their Prayer drain will stack up otherwise. Tz -top Kek 45 20 Melee 7 Does 1 damage in recoil for each melee hit done to it.
These are the lowest priority to kill in the later waves as they can only melee attack and do nothing very special. Tz-Kek 22 10 Melee 4 Two of these spawn upon a 45 Tz-Kek's death, they do not recoil any damage from melee. Tok-Xil 90 40 Melee, Ranged 13, 14 On the waves that these begin spawning, you'll need to start Praying against Ranged attacks often until they show up with the Magic-using level Ket-Zeks, whereupon which you'll need to tank their Ranged attacks and kill the Tok-Xils quickly.
Yt-MejKot 80 Melee 25 Can heal itself and other nearby monsters. These are a lower priority to kill in the later waves, aggro them once to stop them from healing everything and wait until the more dangerous monsters are dead first. Be vary cautious during waves that they spawn on, as you can only take a few hits at the most when caught off guard by one. They should be defended against via Prayer at all times once they begin spawning, and then quickly taken care of after the lower-HP threats are dealt with.
TzTok-Jad Melee, Ranged, Magic 98, 97, 97 Spawns in the final wave, see further below in the Jad section for more details and strategies against him. Yt-HurKot 60 Melee 14 These only spawn when Jad appears and he is taken down to half his HP, see further below in the Jad section for more details and strategies against them. Remember the killing order. See below in the Jad section for further tactics. Unless otherwise stated, the content of this page is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.
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TzTok-Jad is the final monster encountered in the Fight Cave. Examining it yields the discouraging message "This is going to hurt It is one of the highest levelled monsters in all of RuneScape that players can fight with conventional methods. Defeating TzTok-Jad requires a huge amount of persistence and determination, as TzTok-Jad is rarely defeated in the first few tries by even the best RuneScape players. In order for one to reach TzTok-Jad, one must first endure 62 waves of fighting progressively tougher monsters.
The current wave that the player is on is shown at the beginning of each wave. TzTok-Jad himself is a level , huge, four-legged behemoth and uses all three sides of the combat triangle - magic , ranged and melee. TzTok-Jad will not attack with melee unless the player is adjacent to him. There is no setup animation for TzTok-Jad's melee attack, unless you are already using protect from melee when he starts his attack, you will not have time to switch prayers for it.
If the player attacks from a distance - which is strongly recommended for inexperienced players - TzTok-Jad will alternate between Magic and Ranged attacks. Survival depends on watching TzTok-Jad's movements - an animation precedes the attack, telling the player which prayer to use. While it's strongly recommended to pray against range first, it is never known which attack he uses first until it is too late. Be careful of this, as you can be killed within seconds of starting the wave.
Have auto-retaliate on and prepare for the fight. It is strongly recommended to bring either Saradomin brews and super restores or Rocktails to heal above your maximum life points the wave right before Jad, in case things might go wrong. When TzTok-Jad is down to half health, he will summon four Yt-HurKots level melee fighters with 10, LP and tiny in comparison which will heal him, effectively causing him to regenerate endlessly until they are dealt with. When in melee range of the player, the Yt-HurKots will heal themselves.
If you plan on killing the Yt-HurKots it is wise to kite them around TzTok-Jad, otherwise they are much harder to kill. In order to stop them from healing, they need to be killed, one by one, so they don't heal each other, but don't forget about the TzTok-Jad waiting to kill you. If you kill them after TzTok-Jad has been healed to full health, when you get him down to half health, the Yt-HurKots will respawn again.
However, if you manage to kill all 4 of the Yt-HurKots before they bring Jad up to full health, they will not respawn when a player brings TzTok-Jad down to half health again. The Yt-HurKots ' melee attacks hit up to Distracting may not work unless they are stuck behind south-west wall. Since the Evolution of Combat, healers will continue to heal TzTok-Jad even if they have been attacked once.
It is recommended to kill healers if attempting to kill TzTok-Jad especially if you are attempting at a lower level. You can effectively kite them as long as they get far away from Jad, as they must be within proximity of him to heal.
Since the release of Kuradal , players may now receive Tzhaar creatures as Slayer tasks. Upon receiving the assignment, Kuradal will offer a player the option to upgrade the task to " volcanic creatures of the Tzhaar Fight Caves. Additionally, going through the whole Fight Cave on this alternative task may yield up to 77, Slayer experience. It is highly advised to get a full slayer helmet or a focus sight before attempting this task with range.
With the boosts from these helmets, effective players with high combat stats can complete the caves in well under an hour, yielding relatively high experience per hour. The task will end when the player reaches kills. Afterwards, the player can continue progressing through the Fight Caves, but they will no longer receive Slayer xp or the bonuses from the full slayer helmet or the focus sight. If you are successful in completing all the waves and defeating TzTok-Jad, you will be rewarded with 16, Tokkul and the much-coveted and non-tradeable fire cape.
This cape has an animated "lava" pattern. The animation shows lava flowing downwards continually. The Fire cape is widely considered one of the best melee capes in RuneScape.
It provides ample protection, prayer, and melee critical bonuses only equalled or surpassed by the Max cape , Completionist cape , and TokHaar-Kal. Numerous other capes, such as trimmed skillcapes , Ardougne cloaks , and most notably the Soul Wars Cape, provide higher Prayer bonus.
The Fire cape also gives the ability to obtain an Ice strykewyrm slayer task without using slayer reward points to purchase that ability, and doubles the damage of fire spells while slaying them. In addition, it adds 40 damage to all attacks against them. Ice strykewyrms are the only monster to drop the Staff of light. Defeating TzTok-Jad subsequently after obtaining the Fire cape awards the player with another Fire cape and 16, Tokkul, allowing you to have more than one fire cape at a time.
If a player dies in the fight caves, they will still get Tokkul, but not as much as they would if they defeated TzTok-Jad. The further a player gets, the more Tokkul and if one dies at TzTok-Jad then they will only receive 8, Tokkul—about half the amount than if the player defeats TzTok-Jad. RuneScape Wiki Explore. Ranch Out of Time Primal feast.
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