Blood moon helm
| Released | 9 September 2020 (Update) |
|---|---|
| Members | Yes |
| Quest item | No |
| Properties | |
| Tradeable | No |
| Equipable | Yes |
| Stackable | No |
| Noteable | No |
| Options | Read, Drop |
| Examine | A helm that glows with an ominous light. |
| Values | |
| Value | 500,000 coins |
| High alch | 300,000 coins |
| Low alch | 150,000 coins |
| Weight | 1.2 kg |
Overview of the Blood Moon Helm
The Blood Moon Helm is a powerful piece of headgear in Old School RuneScape (OSRS), designed for players looking to enhance their PvE and PvP experiences. This helm is a part of the Blood Moon set, which is crafted from unique materials and reflects the eerie aesthetics of the Blood Moon event.
How to Obtain the Blood Moon Helm
Players can acquire the Blood Moon Helm through various methods:
- Crafting: Players can craft the helm using Blood Moon Fragments, which are obtained from defeating Blood Moon creatures found during the Blood Moon event.
- Quests: Completing specific quests related to the Blood Moon lore may reward players with the helm as part of the quest rewards.
- Player Trading: The helm can also be purchased from other players at the Grand Exchange, making it accessible to those who prefer not to engage in combat.
Stats and Bonuses
The Blood Moon Helm offers a range of stats and bonuses that make it a desirable item for both combat and skill training:
| Stat | Value |
|---|---|
| Defence Bonus | +80 |
| Attack Bonus | +10 |
| Magic Resistance | +5 |
| Ranged Bonus | +15 |
The helm is particularly beneficial for players engaging in combat against magic-based enemies due to its resistance bonuses.
Appearance and Design
The Blood Moon Helm is visually striking, featuring a dark, metallic surface adorned with crimson accents that pulse ominously. The design reflects the themes of the Blood Moon event, with intricate patterns that embody the essence of darkness and power. Players often appreciate its aesthetic appeal in addition to its combat benefits.
Usage in PvE and PvP
This helm is versatile, making it suitable for various combat scenarios:
- Player versus Environment (PvE): The defensive stats make it ideal for boss fights and high-level monsters, particularly during the Blood Moon event when specific creatures yield valuable loot.
- Player versus Player (PvP): In PvP scenarios, the helm’s bonuses can turn the tide in battles, especially in Wilderness or during clan wars where gear choice can be critical.
Tips for Maximizing the Blood Moon Helm
To get the most out of your Blood Moon Helm, consider the following tips:
- Upgrade with Enchantments: If possible, look for opportunities to enchant the helm for additional bonuses.
- Pair with the Blood Moon Equipment Set: Combining the helm with other Blood Moon items maximizes your combat effectiveness and provides set bonuses.
- Engage during Events: Participate actively during the Blood Moon events to collect more fragments and improve your gear.
Common Myths and Misconceptions
Like many items in OSRS, the Blood Moon Helm is surrounded by various myths. Here are a few:
- Myth 1: The Blood Moon Helm automatically protects against magic attacks – while it provides resistance, it doesn’t grant total immunity.
- Myth 2: Wearing the helm will significantly reduce damage from all sources – while it offers good defence, players still need to manage their health.
FAQ
What is the Blood Moon Helm made of?
The helm is crafted using Blood Moon Fragments, which are harvested from specific creatures encountered during the Blood Moon event.
Can I sell the Blood Moon Helm?
Yes, players can sell or trade the Blood Moon Helm at the Grand Exchange or directly to other players.
Does the helm have any special effects?
Besides its stats, the helm does not have unique special effects but can be enhanced with enchanting spells for bonus attributes.
Is the Blood Moon Helm worth the effort to obtain?
Absolutely! Given its strong defensive stats and versatility in both PvE and PvP, it’s a valuable addition to any player’s inventory.
Can I use the Blood Moon Helm for skilling?
While it is primarily a combat item, its defence boost can provide some safety when skilling in dangerous areas.
