necromancy weapons runescape

In RuneScape, necromancy weapons are tied to the Necromancy skill, introduced as a standalone combat style in August 2023. These weapons are designed specifically for Necromancy combat and differ from traditional melee, ranged, or magic weapons. Necromancy Weapons in RuneScape Necromancy weapons scale with your Necromancy level and use Spirit runes and Bone runes for abilities. Here are the key weapons available: Tiered Necromancy Weapons Basic Necromancy Weapons (Tier 1-90): - Crafted via the Rituals skill or dropped by enemies. - Upgraded using Ectoplasm and other materials. - Examples: - Death Guard (main-hand) + Skull Lantern (off-hand) - Necromancy Focus (2H weapon, like the Omni Guard at higher tiers) Tier 90 Weapons: - Rasial, the First Necromancer (boss in the City of Um) drops: - Death Guard (T90) (main-hand) - Skull Lantern (T90) (off-hand) - Hermodic Plates (used to upgrade weapons further) Tier 95 Weapons: - Darkness of Hallowvale (2H necromancy weapon, requires Hermodic Plates from Rasial). - Deathdealer Robes (power armor set) also boosts Necromancy damage. Special Necromancy Weapons Undead Slayer Ability: Necromancy weapons deal extra damage to undead creatures. Conjure Spirits: Some weapons enhance summoned undead allies. How to Obtain Necromancy Weapons Crafting via Rituals (early-game): - Use the Ritual Site in the City of Um to craft basic weapons. Boss Drops (end-game): - Rasial, the First Necromancer (T90+ gear). Upgrading Existing Weapons: - Use Ectoplasm, Greater Ensouled Cloth, and Hermodic Plates to improve tiers. Best Necromancy Weapon Setup Early Game: Death Guard + Skull Lantern (T60+). Mid Game: Upgraded T80 variants. End Game: T90 Rasial weapons or T95 Darkness of Hallowvale. Would you like details on abilities or optimal Necromancy combat strategies?