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Nardah Minigame Explanation Gain access to the Nardah pyramid minigame through Nardah teleport scrolls, or a fairy spirit tree. Nardah teleports are acquired from the thieving money making daily, wilderness bosses, or prize boxes. Note: you can claim a free Nardah scroll every 12 hours from VIP zone if you are a VIP donator. The fairy spirit tree is located in a player-owned house, can be used once for a free trip to Nardah and Kharazi minigame once per 12 hours. 5 Minute time limit to get into nardah and kill as many mummies as you can in hopes for some good loots Notable loots include Mummy: Bonus mystery chest (1/512), Ancient Mace (1/512), Amulet of Nardah (1/1515), Chaos mummy scroll (1/2000) Afflicted mummy: Bonus mystery chest (1/128), Chaos mummy scroll (1/625), Nardah gear (1/1204) Cursed mummy: Bonus mystery chest (1/28), Chaos mummy scroll (1/200), Nardah gear (1/500), Sand gear (1/1030) Sand mummy: Chaos mummy scroll (1/100), Bonus mystery chest (1/128), Sand gear (1/128) Suggested Gear and Inventory Setup For this Nardah strategy I suggest using your best damage per second gear. Since Nardah is a timed minigame you want to be doing as much damage in as little time as possible. Here are some examples of gear for all combat styles. The staff in the mage setup is a Chaos sceptre. It's obtained from the Chaos mummy which is teleported to with a Chaos mummy scroll. It is also buyable from other players Strategy Explanation The strategy that I use revolves around getting sand gear, the most expensive drop. Since this drop is at such a decent drop rate (1/128), in my opinion it is better to use Nardah scrolls to farm this drop. While some people like to kill the afflicted mummies, the drop rate is to low that you are better off killing the cursed and sand ones only. This will also give you more time in order to kill both cursed and potentially 1-2 sand mummies per run. More details on how I execute my runs in the video. Sand Mummy Spawn Explanation There are currently 3 (to my knowledge) sand mummy spawns in Nardah. These spawns can only be accessed by opening specific coffins I show off all three of these coffins in the video, however for further clarification here are some pictures Items obtainable in Nardah While in Nardah you will get a few items that are usable only in the minigame. These items are, Saragorgak key, and Tomb keys from bronze to gold. Obtained from killing a cursed mummy (100% drop rate) Used to open "Mystic sand door" which is located directly after the first cursed mummy you will encounter. Obtained from either killing mummies in Nardah or searching the sarcophagi. Can be used on sarcophagi (using the item in the inventory on the sarcophagus) to obtain better loots. Bronze tomb key: When used you will receive +30 seconds to your Nardah run as well as +250 Runex points and an item. Rare loot from bronze tomb key: Amulet of Nardah. Silver tomb key: When used you will receive +60 seconds to your Nardah run as well as +500 Runex points and an item. Rare loot from silver tomb key: Amulet of Nardah, Nardah robes, and Mystic Sand armor. Gold tomb key: When used you will receive +120 seconds to your Nardah run as well as +1000 Runex points and an item. Rare loot from gold tomb key: Amulet of Nardah, Nardah robes, Mystic Sand armor, Nardah wand, Book of chaos, and Chaos blessing. Example Nardah Run Some final words from @Levi's Nardah guide Good luck on future Nardah runs!

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I'm not sure what you mean but I was meaning an ironman with a normal account could pay someone outside of Kharazi so that their ironman could kill the seller to get anything they want that you can get in Kharazi. And even just being able to pick up blood money and trading sticks would basically make it so ironmen could buy the armor and whatever else that is purchasable in there.

This would allow ironmen to basically buy Kharazi armor and whatever they want that is obtainable in Kharazi. No support.

very nice guide!

I was thinking about how we could make corrupted items more accessible to Ironmen. So I was brainstorming and this wonderful idea came to me. Make an area like Fiyr Shades same amount of mobs as Fiyr Shades. Make them looks like reanimated armor sets in warrior guild. Their drop table will consist of corrupted armor pieces and a rare chance to obtain a corrupted blade, the rest of the drop table will contain mithril and adamant bars, rune and/or dragon items, dragon and/or amethyst arrows, super restores and/or super combats. Maybe also add a possibility to obtain a key like Fiyr Shades but have better loot than Black Chest (i.e. more Catalyst Tokens, Rune/Adamant Bars, Dragon/Amethyst Arrow in bigger quantities than Black Dragons and Ancient titans currently give). With an update like this it will give Ironmen and Prime/Supreme accounts more options to obtain supplies and give ironmen a better chance of obtaining Acolyte (which is used in some task scrolls) and arrows for those that are wanting to grind for a Twisted Bow, and also give more options of obtaining the new Cursed Blade especially for Ironmen.

Seems like more and more suggestions are being based on things you can't do/get as a ironman without getting lucky. Seems like the overall thought from ironman players is that the drop tables need to be modified.

I have to agree with this suggestion, this is just a small example of a growing problem. A lot of the 'top' gear is locked behind some pretty absurd methods, be it getting a cursed blade being locked behind getting a corrupt blade out of pure luck. A cursed cannon locked behind getting a hand cannon out of pure luck, Raid gear being locked behind sacred tokens which are almost impossible to accumulate on your own. I could go on, but I think there is so much room for new bosses, NPC's or even minigames to properly introduce some of these items rather than just getting a lucky clue or key reward.

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