OSRS Best Way to Get Tokkul

In Old School RuneScape (OSRS), Tokkul is the unique currency of the TzHaar city, Mor Ul Rek, used to purchase valuable items like the uncut onyx, obsidian gear, and more. Since Tokkul is non-tradeable, players must earn it through specific methods, which can be time-consuming but rewarding. This guide explores the most efficient ways to farm Tokkul in 2025, tailored for both casual players and Ironmen. Whether you’re aiming for an onyx or just stocking up, these strategies will help you maximize your Tokkul gains.

Tokkul is made from the obsidian corpses of the TzHaar, as revealed in the 17th Postbag from the Hedge, and serves as the primary currency in Mor Ul Rek. It’s essential for buying high-value items, such as the uncut onyx (260,000 Tokkul with Karamja gloves) or the TokKul-Zo ring. Since it cannot be traded or created, players must rely on in-game activities to acquire it. Knowing the best methods to farm Tokkul can save you hours of grinding.

Why Farm Tokkul?

Tokkul opens the door to some of OSRS’s most coveted items. For example:

• Uncut Onyx: Used to craft powerful jewelry like the Amulet of Fury.
• Obsidian Gear: Offers unique strength bonuses, especially the obsidian platelegs.
• TokKul-Zo: A rechargeable ring with combat bonuses and teleports.

Ironmen, in particular, rely on Tokkul to bypass the rarity of certain items, making efficient farming methods crucial.

Selling Items to TzHaar Shops

One of the fastest and most accessible ways to earn Tokkul is by selling items to TzHaar shops, particularly for low-level players or Ironmen. The shops buy items at 10-20% of their store selling price, and certain items yield high Tokkul returns.

Best Items to Sell

Here are the top items to sell for Tokkul, focusing on accessibility and efficiency:

• Chaos Runes: Sell to TzHaar-Mej-Roh’s Rune Store for 70 Tokkul each (with Karamja gloves 1+). They’re easy to stockpile via rune shops, Barrows, or runecrafting.
• TzHaar-Ket-Om: Sell to TzHaar-Hur-Tel’s Equipment Store for 7,500 Tokkul each. Dropped by TzHaar monsters, these are great for high-combat players.
• Uncut Gems: Sell to TzHaar-Hur-Lek’s Ore and Gem Store. Sapphires yield 250 Tokkul each and are cost-effective when bought from other shops.

Chaos Runes Strategy for Ironmen

For Ironmen, chaos runes are the go-to method. Buy 100-rune packs from rune shops (e.g., Varrock or Port Sarim) for coins, then sell them at the TzHaar rune shop. With Karamja gloves, you need approximately 29,000 chaos runes to afford an uncut onyx (260,000 Tokkul). This method is low-skill, requiring only access to Mor Ul Rek and some coins.

Item	Shop	Tokkul per Item (with Karamja Gloves)	Approx. Cost (Coins)
Chaos Rune	TzHaar-Mej-Roh’s Rune Store	70	80-100
TzHaar-Ket-Om	TzHaar-Hur-Tel’s Equipment Store	7,500	N/A (Monster Drop)
Uncut Sapphire	TzHaar-Hur-Lek’s Ore and Gem Store	250	200-300

TzHaar Fight Cave

The TzHaar Fight Cave is a challenging but rewarding method for earning Tokkul, especially for players with high combat stats. Completing the Fight Cave grants a Fire Cape and 8,000 Tokkul (16,064 with Elite Karamja Diary).

How to Maximize Tokkul from Fight Cave

To optimize Tokkul gains:

• Complete Elite Karamja Diary: Doubles Tokkul rewards to 16,064 per run.
• Sell Extra Fire Capes: Each Fire Cape sells for 8,000 Tokkul, netting 24,064 Tokkul per run with the diary.
• Use Efficient Gear: High-tier gear (e.g., Toxic Blowpipe, Armadyl Crossbow) speeds up runs, averaging 30-40 minutes for skilled players.

A single run can yield enough Tokkul for significant purchases after just a few completions. However, this method requires a Fire Cape to unlock the diary boost, making it less accessible for beginners.

Fight Cave Tokkul Efficiency

With the Elite Karamja Diary, 11 runs (including selling Fire Capes) provide enough Tokkul for an uncut onyx. Each run takes about 40 minutes, totaling roughly 10 hours. This is slower than selling chaos runes but ideal for players already grinding for Fire Capes or Jad tasks.

Killing TzHaar Monsters

Killing TzHaar monsters in Mor Ul Rek is a straightforward method to farm Tokkul, especially for mid-to-high-level players. Monsters drop Tokkul directly or items that can be sold for Tokkul.

Best Monsters to Target

Focus on these TzHaar monsters for optimal Tokkul:

• TzHaar-Xil (Level 133): Drops Tokkul (50-200 commonly) and items like TzHaar-Ket-Om (7,500 Tokkul when sold).
• TzHaar-Ket (Level 149): Similar drops to Xil but with higher hitpoints, making them slower to kill.
• TzHaar-Mej (Level 103): Lower Tokkul drops but easier to kill for mid-level players.

Avoid TzHaar-Hur, as their drop table lacks high-value Tokkul items. Using a Slayer task (unlocked with 100 Slayer points) boosts damage with a Black Mask or Slayer Helmet, increasing efficiency.

Tokkul per Hour

Players can expect 50,000-60,000 Tokkul per hour by killing TzHaar-Xil and selling their drops, especially with high combat stats and a Slayer task. This method is faster than Fight Caves for pure Tokkul farming and requires less focus, making it semi-AFK.

Fishing Infernal Eels

For players with 80 Fishing, catching infernal eels in Mor Ul Rek is a low-effort, AFK-friendly way to earn Tokkul. Eels can be smashed with a hammer to yield Tokkul, lava scale shards, or onyx bolt tips.

How to Fish Infernal Eels

Head to the southeast part of Mor Ul Rek (near the bank) with a Fishing Rod, Oily Fishing Rod, or bait. Recommended gear includes:

• Angler’s Outfit: Boosts Fishing XP.
• Spirit Flakes: Increases catch rate.

Expect around 4,000 Tokkul per hour, plus 150,000-160,000 GP in additional loot. This method is ideal for Ironmen seeking a passive Tokkul source while training Fishing.

Pros and Cons of Infernal Eels

Pros	Cons
AFK-friendly	Requires 80 Fishing
Additional loot (GP, XP)	Lower Tokkul per hour
No combat required	Slower for high-combat players

Daily Tokkul from Elite Karamja Diary

After completing the Elite Karamja Diary, players can claim 8,000 Tokkul daily from TzHaar-Hur-Zuh in the TzHaar main plaza. This is a passive, no-effort method but requires significant prerequisites, including a Fire Cape.

How to Claim Daily Tokkul

Simply speak to TzHaar-Hur-Zuh once per day to receive 8,000 Tokkul. This method alone won’t suffice for large purchases like an onyx but supplements other strategies, reducing overall grinding time.

Prerequisites for Elite Karamja Diary

Key requirements include:

• Fire Cape: From the Fight Cave.
• High Skill Levels: 91 Runecrafting, 87 Slayer, and others.
• Karamja Gloves 4: Unlocked after completing all diary tasks.

This method is best for advanced players already pursuing the diary for its other benefits, like doubled Fight Cave rewards.

Conclusion

Farming Tokkul in OSRS requires balancing efficiency, accessibility, and player skill levels. Selling chaos runes to TzHaar shops is the fastest and most accessible method, especially for Ironmen, while killing TzHaar monsters offers high Tokkul per hour for combat-focused players. The Fight Cave is great for those grinding Fire Capes, and infernal eels provide an AFK alternative for Fishers. Finally, the daily 8,000 Tokkul from the Elite Karamja Diary is a nice bonus for advanced players. Combine these methods based on your account’s strengths to efficiently gather Tokkul for that uncut onyx or obsidian gear.

Start with the method that suits your playstyle, and don’t forget to equip Karamja gloves for discounts and bonuses. Happy grinding!