Decorated cooking urn

Decorated cooking urn
Detailed
Release	15 February 2011 (Update)
Members	Yes
Members	Yes
Quest item	No
Quest item	No
Tradeable	No
Tradeable	No
Stacks in bank	No
Stacks in bank	No
Equipable	No
Equipable	No
Stackable	No
Stackable	No
Disassembly	Yes
Disassembly	Yes
Value	1 coin
Value	1 coin
High Alchemy	0 coins
High Alchemy	0 coins
Low Alchemy	0 coins
Low Alchemy	0 coins
Destroy	If you destroy this urn, you will have to start a new one.
On death	Always kept outside Wild
Exchange	Not sold
Weight	1.36 kg
Examine	This will collect scraps when I cook food requiring Cooking level 99 or below.

A decorated cooking urn is used with the Cooking skill to help gain experience. It can be created at 81 Crafting, granting 130 experience. Clicking "Take BoB" during crafting brings clay to inventory without interruption.  Another player can assist you if you do not have the 81 required level. The urn is filled when the player has earned 7,737.5 Cooking xp with the urn in inventory. Once the decorated cooking urn is full, it can be teleported to Ernie for 1,547.5 Cooking experience, or 1,935 Cooking experience with an urn enhancer. You can have a maximum of 10 fully charged urns before you need to teleport them.

The best place to make urns is in the Crafting Guild, which requires Level 40 Crafting or in Prifddinas. Otherwise, players may find it easy to complete in Gunnarsgrunn, Taverley or Burthorpe.

2 soft clay and 1 fire rune are required to fully make.

Steps to complete:

1. Mine clay
2. Use the clay on a water source to make soft clay, which can be skipped if the clay was mined with a bracelet of clay
3. Use the soft clay on a potter's wheel. You may need to use the drop down menu in the top left of the window to select the urn category.
4. Use the (unf) urns on a pottery oven to fire them.
5. Add the correct rune to the urn.

Decorated cooking urns gives you 20% more experience per cooked food item.

Making jugs of wine, rocktail soups or sailfish soups does not add to urns.

Many different foods may be cooked. The following are only examples:

Loading the urn

Food	XP per piece	Percent per piece	Number to fill	Cost to fill
Mackerel	60	0.78%	129	58,953
Redberry pie	78	1.01%	100	201,900
Salmon	90	1.16%	86	43,688
Tuna	100	1.29%	78	27,144
Meat pie	110	1.42%	71	150,804
Lobster	120	1.55%	65	22,945
Swordfish	140	1.81%	56	19,096
Monkfish	150	1.94%	52	52,364
Shark	210	2.71%	37	52,799
Cavefish	214	2.77%	37	73,741
Rocktail	225	2.91%	35	157,430
Summer pie	260	3.36%	30	169,290
Sailfish	270	3.49%	29	167,968

Disassembly

Disassembly XP	0.1
Item quantity required	1
Material count	1
Base junk chance	?  98.9% Your actual junk chance depends on your junk chance reduction researched. See the table below for all values, and Junk for more information. Reduction Junk chance None 1 98.9% 1 34 98.0% 2 49 96.0% 3 64 94.0% 4 69 92.0% 5 78 90.0% 6 83 87.1% 7 91 85.1% 8 95 82.1% 9 105 79.2%
Possible materials
Often
Simple parts	99%
Rarely
Variable components	1%

Defined properties:

All Junk chance: 98.9 Junk chance: 98.9

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Trivia

• Beverages will not fill any other type of urn.
• The bonus experience from bonfires does not count towards filling urns.
• If a player does not have the necessary crafting level to teleport a full decorated cooking urn, they may use the assist system and will still be awarded the cooking experience for teleporting it.