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Blurite rocks

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Blurite rocks
Released6 April 2001 (Update)
MembersNo
QuestThe Knight's Sword
LocationAsgarnian Ice Dungeon
Map icon
OptionsMine
ExamineA rocky outcrop.
Advanced data
Object ID11379
LinkMOID

Blurite rock is a rock that, when mined, gives blurite ore, which can be used in the making of the hilt of the blurite sword in The Knight's Sword quest and in crossbows and bolts. It can be mined by a player with level 10 Mining. Blurite rocks can only be found in the Asgarnian Ice Dungeon mine in the Asgarnian Ice Dungeon, located south of Port Sarim on the tip of the Asgarnian Peninsula.

Low-level players should take caution before entering the caves due to the presence of Ice warriors and Ice giants. However, there is a safespot. Situated right in front of the blurite ore is a single stalagmite. You can mine one of the rocks from directly behind it and trap all attackers on the other side. To get the other rock, you may run around, mine it, and situate yourself back in the safespot.

Locations

Location Members Spawns Map
Asgarnian Ice DungeonFree-to-play4Show map

Mining info

Blurite rocks
Level requiredMining 10
Mining XP17.5 xp
Required toolPickaxe
Respawn time25 seconds

Rocks deplete and produce one blurite ore on every successful mining attempt, though more ore can be gained using special equipment.

Item Quantity Rarity Price High Alch
Blurite ore.png: Blurite rocks drops Blurite ore with rarity Always in quantity 1Blurite ore1AlwaysNot sold1

The probability to succeed on a given mining attempt scales with Mining level according to the figure below.

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Pre-roll

The mining gem drop table has a 1/256 chance to roll on every mining attempt;[1] if the player is wearing a charged amulet of glory, amulet of glory (t), or amulet of eternal glory, the probability increases to 1/64.2.[2][3] If the table successfully rolls, the player may receive an uncut gem or nothing, and in either case can not receive an ore.[4] This neither depletes the rock nor grants Mining experience. The rates shown are for every mining attempt.

Item Quantity Rarity Price High Alch
This does not exist.NothingN/A70/32,768; 70/8,216[d 1]N/AN/A
Uncut sapphire.png: Blurite rocks drops Uncut sapphire with rarity 32/32,768 in quantity 1Uncut sapphire132/32,768; 32/8,216[d 1]20615
Uncut emerald.png: Blurite rocks drops Uncut emerald with rarity 16/32,768 in quantity 1Uncut emerald116/32,768; 16/8,216[d 1]41630
Uncut ruby.png: Blurite rocks drops Uncut ruby with rarity 8/32,768 in quantity 1Uncut ruby18/32,768; 8/8,216[d 1]1,01160
Uncut diamond.png: Blurite rocks drops Uncut diamond with rarity 2/32,768 in quantity 1Uncut diamond12/32,768; 2/8,216[d 1]2,455120
  1. ^ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 The drop rate is increased while wearing any charged variant of an amulet of glory.

Tertiary

The following items can drop together with the main resource. The rates shown are for a successful mining attempt.

Item Quantity Rarity Price High Alch
Clue geode (beginner).png: Blurite rocks drops Clue geode (beginner) with rarity 1/943 in quantity 1Clue geode (beginner)11/943–1/521[d 1]Not soldN/A
Clue geode (easy).png: Blurite rocks drops Clue geode (easy) with rarity 1/8,022 in quantity 1Clue geode (easy)11/8,022–1/4,212[d 1]Not soldN/A
Clue geode (medium).png: Blurite rocks drops Clue geode (medium) with rarity 1/9,438 in quantity 1Clue geode (medium)11/9,438–1/4,956[d 1]Not soldN/A
Clue geode (hard).png: Blurite rocks drops Clue geode (hard) with rarity 1/15,573 in quantity 1Clue geode (hard)11/15,573–1/8,178[d 1]Not soldN/A
Clue geode (elite).png: Blurite rocks drops Clue geode (elite) with rarity 1/47,192 in quantity 1Clue geode (elite)11/47,192–1/24,782[d 1]Not soldN/A
Rock golem.png: Blurite rocks drops Rock golem with rarity 1/741,350 in quantity 1Rock golem11/741,350–1/739,125[d 2]Not soldN/A
  1. ^ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 The drop rate increases with Mining level; see Clue geode § Rates for more details. Drops as a scroll box after the completion of X Marks the Spot.
  2. ^ The drop rate increases with Mining level; see the pet calculator for more details.

Equipment

  • Varrock armour 1, 2, 3, and and 4 give a 10% chance to receive an extra ore.
  • Celestial rings and signets provide an invisible +4 boost to Mining level, regardless of charges. When charged with stardust, they also give a 10% chance to receive an extra ore.
  • Prospector kit boosts Mining experience by 2.5%.
  • Amulet of glory increases the chance of obtaining gems when charged.
  • Mining capes give a 5% chance to receive an extra ore.
  • Varrock armour, celestial rings, and Mining capes roll independently; multiple bonus resources can be given.
  • Mining gloves and all their variants have no effect.

Changes

Date Changes
20 March 2024
(Update)

Map icon changed from to .

15 March 2023
(Update | poll)
  • The object has been renamed from "Rocks" to "Blurite rocks".
  • The "Prospect" option was removed.
7 December 2022
(Update | poll)

The random tick delay after mining blurite has been removed.

21 January 2016
(Update | poll)

The object was graphically updated

References

  1. ^ Jagex. Mod Ash's Twitter account. 11 February 2020. Archived from the original on 27 November 2020. Mod Ash: "It adds a gem roll before each ore roll, and if you receive a gem you don't get the ore roll."
  2. ^ Jagex. Mod Ash's Twitter account. 22 May 2019. Archived from the original on 1 August 2022. Mod Ash: "All charged amulets of glory, including the eternal one, have the same benefit for getting gems."
  3. ^ Jagex. Mod Ash's Twitter account. 7 February 2017. Archived from the original on 18 June 2019. Mod Ash: "[the actual increase when wearing the Amulet of Glory while mining is] 1/86 rather than 1/256 for a gem."
  4. ^ Jagex. Mod Ash's Twitter account. 6 July 2020. Archived from the original on 27 November 2020. Mod Ash: "Yes, [the mining gem table has] got [...] chance of giving no gem."

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