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Latest revision as of 04:41, 22 July 2020
Bat Slayer Item Property
This is a super slayer item property. It does not have an opposing slayer type.
This super slayer type was one of nine new super slayer types added with Mondain's Legacy (Bat, Bear, Beetle, Bird, Bovine, Flame, Ice, Mage, and Vermin). Originally, these slayer types were only found on talismans, but they have since also become available on spellbooks and on certain Artifacts. These nine super slayer types cannot be imbued.
Bat Slayer Items
Common Items
Artifact Items
Rare Items
Mobs vulnerable to Bat Slayer
These mobs will take double dmage while you have the Bat slayer equipped. If the slayer property is on a talisman, it will not have an effect on the damage caused by spells. For bards, success chance is increased by 20% when an Bat slayer instrument is used (at least theoretically; none currently exist).
