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Holy Scythe of Vitur

A powerful scythe cleansed in the light of Saradomin.

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Holy ornamented Scythe of Vitur.

  • Requires 80 Attack and 90 Strength. Two-handed, with a five-tick attack cycle.
  • No charges, upkeep or degradation. All four appearances have the same full-strength combat profile in Serenity.
  • One hit against a 1x1 target, two against a 2x2 target and three against a 3x3 or larger target. Each hit rolls accuracy separately.
  • Additional hits on the same target have half and one quarter of the first hit's maximum damage.
  • In multicombat, remaining hits can strike eligible enemies in the forward arc. Each swing is limited to three hits total.

Using this item

Use the matching ornament kit on the regular scythe to attach it.

Use the ornamented scythe on any banker to recover both the regular scythe and its kit.

Keep one inventory slot free for dismantling. A full inventory does not consume the scythe.

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No monster drop is listed in the configured loot tables. Check the sources below; this item may also come from skilling, quests, minigames or special encounters.

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Other ways to find it

No stocked shop or fixed ground spawn is recorded for this item. Check the quest, skill and recipe sources below for other recorded methods.

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How to make it

Ingredients, levels and the next step.

The next creation

What you can make with it

2 recorded recipes

Scythe of ViturScythe of ViturItem exchange
Holy ornament kitHoly ornament kitItem exchange
Prepared for adventure

Equipment bonuses

Attack

Stab+70
Slash+125
Crush+30
Magic-6
Ranged0

Defence

Stab-2
Slash+8
Crush+10
Magic0
Ranged0

Other bonuses

Summoning defence0
Strength+75
Prayer0
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