Rewards
Each level you conquer increases your odds of scoring rare, powerful drops. Early floors offer a glimpse, but the real rewards are buried in the depths.
Whether you’re here for the thrill, the glory, or the loot, there’s only one thing you need to ask yourself; how deep are you willing to go?
Let’s see what you might drag back from the dark…
The Eye of Ayak
This cursed, one-handed Magic weapon is infused with the raw fury of Osto-Ayak. This thing slaps – fast.
- 3-tick Attack Speed.
- Power level: Between Tumeken’s Shadow and the Sanguinesti Staff.
- Great for high-pressure spellcasting and clever spell-weaving.
- Cannot be used in PvP.
Charging and Management
- Can be charged with Runes or Demon Tears, not both.
- When you uncharge it, you get back exactly what you put in.
- Will charge a small amount passively if charged with Demon Tears while defeating Osto-Ayak.
Special Attack: Soul Rend
- Reduces a target’s Magic Defence by the damage dealt.
- Has doubled accuracy and a 30% higher max hit.
- Won’t reduce defence below zero.
- Uses 50% Special Attack Energy.
- Perfect for sustained encounters with magically tanky foes.
The Avernic Treads
These tribrid boots don’t just look good – they’re also best in slot, straight out of the box.
Using Demon Tears and boots from Cerberus, you can create upgraded variants:
- Primordial Boots: +2 Melee Strength
- Pegasian Boots: +1 Ranged Strength
- Eternal Boots: +1% Magic Damage
Each upgrade costs 4,000 Demon Tears, and they do stack. Unlock all three, and you’ll forge the mighty Avernic Treads (Max) – the most powerful, versatile boots to ever stomp across Gielinor.
A few laces to tie up:
- Each upgraded variant is untradeable but can be reverted to the base (tradeable) Treads – you just won’t get your Tears back.
- You’ll need 80 Strength, Defence, Ranged, and Magic to wear them, and 80 Smithing (boostable) to craft.
- Sorry, GIMs – no hand-me-downs allowed. If you want to slip into these shiny new stompers, you’ll need to beat the Doom of Mokhaiotl at least once on any floor. Unless your group is casual, unranked, or past the wealth-transfer cooldown, there’s no shortcut.
- Any variant using Primordial Boots still counts as Dragon Boots for Treasure Trail purposes.
Whether you’re stabbing, blasting, or ranging your enemies from across the room, the Avernic Treads have you (and your little toesies) covered.
Confliction Gauntlets
Ever splash a spell so hard you felt it in your soul? Yep, been there. Introducing the Confliction Gauntlets – a best in slot Magic glove upgrade that hates whiffing as much as you do.
These gloves are forged from fury using three ingredients:
- One Tormented Bracelet
- A rare, untradeable Mokhaiotl Cloth, dropped by The Doom
- 10,000 Demon Tears
Crafting them takes 83 Crafting and 70 Smithing (both boostable) and must be done at a Bank, similar to the Rancour Amulet – no stalling here, please!
Once created, the Confliction Gauntlets are fully tradeable and come packing an extra 2% Magic Damage and Accuracy. They also have a deadly passive effect.
Second Chance Magic
Miss once, roll twice. That’s the magic here.
When wearing the Confliction Gauntlets, if your standard spell (of any spellbook or charged Staff) fails to hit, your next cast of the same spell on the same target will roll accuracy twice.
Perfect for PvM, ideal in PvP, and the antidote to every monster that heard about Magic Defence and decided to make it their whole personality.
A few things to note:
- Works only with 1-handed or no weapons (sorry, Shadow).
- No cooldown and no charges.
- Only applies to the same spell and the same target – so no funny business!
- Works in both PvM and PvP. Splash a freeze when trying to escape in the Wilderness? Try again, this time with feeling!
This isn’t a band-aid for bad RNG – it’s a subtle but powerful passive that keeps your DPS up, reduces the pain of missing those clutch hits, and helps maintain pressure in high-stakes situations. Whether you’re freezing PKers or melting magic-defensive monsters, the Confliction Gauntlets let even the most chronic splasher cast with confidence.
Demon Tears
While you’ll gain most of your Demon Tears from bullying the boss itself, the infested tree roots near the entrance of Mokhaiotl are another source for those of you with 80 Woodcutting or more. The rate is slower, but the vibes are much more chill.
