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OSRS Best Spec Weapons for Slayer
In Old School RuneScape (OSRS), Slayer is one of the most rewarding skills, combining combat, strategy, and lucrative drops. Special attack weapons, or “spec weapons,” are crucial for maximizing efficiency during Slayer tasks. These weapons deliver unique abilities that can boost damage, restore resources, or debilitate enemies, making tasks faster and more profitable. This guide explores the best spec weapons for Slayer, tailored to various playstyles, budgets, and task types, ensuring you can optimize your Slayer grind.
Spec weapons in OSRS are defined by their special attacks, which consume energy from the special attack bar (replenishing at 10% every 30 seconds or faster with items like the Lightbearer ring). These attacks offer effects like burst damage, healing, stat boosts, or enemy debuffs, making them ideal for Slayer tasks where efficiency is key. Whether you’re extending trips with healing effects or speeding up kills with high-damage specs, choosing the right weapon can significantly impact your experience and gold per hour.
Key Benefits of Spec Weapons in Slayer
- Increased Damage Output: Weapons like Dragon Claws deliver rapid, high-damage hits, perfect for tough Slayer monsters.
- Resource Management: Healing or prayer-restoring specs, like the Saradomin Godsword, reduce the need for supplies.
- Task Efficiency: Debuffing specs, such as the Dragon Warhammer, lower enemy defenses, speeding up kills.
- Versatility: Many spec weapons suit multiple combat styles, allowing flexibility across tasks.
Top Melee Spec Weapons for Slayer
Melee is the most popular combat style for Slayer due to its low cost and high damage output. Below are the best melee spec weapons, ranked for their utility in Slayer tasks.
Saradomin Godsword (SGS)
The Saradomin Godsword is a top-tier spec weapon for extending Slayer trips. Its special attack, “Healing Blade,” consumes 50% of the special attack energy and restores health and prayer points equal to half the damage dealt (minimum 10 HP and 5 prayer points). This makes it ideal for tasks like Dagannoths or extended trips where banking is inconvenient.
- Requirements: 75 Attack
- How to Get: Drop from Commander Zilyana (God Wars Dungeon) or Grand Exchange (~20-25M GP)
- Best For: Sustaining long tasks, especially with Lightbearer for faster spec regeneration
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