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Harpie Bug Swarm
Harpie Bug Swarms are mid-level slayer monsters that require a Slayerlevel of 33 to kill. A lit bug lantern, which requires a Firemaking level of 33 to light, is required to kill these monsters (an unlit lantern will not work). If you do not have 33 Firemaking, you cannot be assigned Harpie Bug Swarms as a Slayer task.[1]
Harpie Bug Swarms should be an easy task for well-equipped mid-level players. Their abundance as well as the fact that they remain aggressive to players until level 93 combat makes this task very click-easy. However, Harpie Bug Swarms are very accurate, and will often hit for up to 6 hitpoints; thus, it is advisable to bring food appropriate for the player's level. Many may find lobsters suitable for the task. Defence levels beginning roughly in the late 40s or early 50s or higher will prove helpful in defending against this enemy.
It is recommended to bring nature runes while slaying this monster since it has many drops that can be alched to free up inventory spaces, and fire runes are frequently dropped from this monster.
There is a safespot behind a bush in between two trees on the south side of the area.
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slayer_level
33
monster_name
Harpie Bug Swarm
combat_levels
46
hp_slayer_exp
25
slayer_equipment
Lit bug lantern
unique_drops
Steel boots
location
Northern most beach of Karamja
id: 13
uid: 3Z5SM
insdate: 2018-12-17 01:09:28
title: Harpie Bug Swarm
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Harpie Bug Swarms are mid-level slayer monsters that require a Slayerlevel of 33 to kill. A lit bug lantern, which requires a Firemaking level of 33 to light, is required to kill these monsters (an unlit lantern will not work). If you do not have 33 Firemaking, you cannot be assigned Harpie Bug Swarms as a Slayer task.[1]
Harpie Bug Swarms should be an easy task for well-equipped mid-level players. Their abundance as well as the fact that they remain aggressive to players until level 93 combat makes this task very click-easy. However, Harpie Bug Swarms are very accurate, and will often hit for up to 6 hitpoints; thus, it is advisable to bring food appropriate for the player's level. Many may find lobsters suitable for the task. Defence levels beginning roughly in the late 40s or early 50s or higher will prove helpful in defending against this enemy.
It is recommended to bring nature runes while slaying this monster since it has many drops that can be alched to free up inventory spaces, and fire runes are frequently dropped from this monster.
There is a safespot behind a bush in between two trees on the south side of the area.
Loot from 37 kc
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slayer_level: 33
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monster_name: Harpie Bug Swarm
combat_levels: 46
hp_slayer_exp: 25
slayer_equipment: Lit bug lantern
unique_drops: Steel boots
location: Northern most beach of Karamja
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