Dungeoneering token

This article is about the currency. For other uses, see Dungeoneering token (disambiguation).

See also: Dungeoneering/Rewards

Dungeoneering token

Release date	12 April 2010 (Update)
Also known as	Tokens
Members only	No
Tradeable	No
Approximate value	16.67 coins
Examine	A dungeoneering token, used to get rewards from Dungeoneering.

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Dungeoneering tokens are a reward from the Dungeoneering skill and are used to purchase rewards from the Rewards trader. They can also be used to purchase Dungeoneering experience, on a 1:1 ratio. Tokens are received for completing a dungeon; no tokens are earned if the dungeon is left early. The amount of tokens a player receives is dependent on the amount of experience gained for completing a floor, in a 10:1 ratio of experience to tokens rounded down. An example being if a player received 459 experience, they would get 45 Dungeoneering tokens. Bonus experience does not affect token gain.

Tokens can also be obtained in ways other than completing dungeons. Defeating the bosses and mini bosses in elite dungeons such as the Temple of Aminishi will reward the player with 5,000 tokens each. By participating in Sinkholes, a player will earn tokens relative to their level and their prize. They can also be obtained by playing Fremennik sagas or as a possible reward from Treasure Hunter in the form of Dungeoneering token boxes. Kal'gerion demons, found outside of Daemonheim that can be accessed with 90 Dungeoneering, rarely drop lost tokens, which can be redeemed for a one-time bonus 10,000 Dungeoneering tokens. Tokens can also be earned in bags of 10 or 100 tokens by pickpocketing Meilyr workers.

Players can see how many tokens they have by talking to the Rewards Trader, typing a quick chat message or by attempting to upgrade their Ring of kinship within a dungeon. It is also in Currency pouch.

Players can buy many different types of equipment like weapons such as chaotic equipment or other useful items like scroll of life or the anti-poison totem. A lot of the rewards are very expensive to buy and repair, so players should choose their reward carefully. For a complete list of available rewards and their prices in Dungeoneering tokens, see Dungeoneering/Rewards.

Dungeoneering tokens are also used to upgrade the Ring of kinship to provide 12 different types of bonuses towards melee, ranged or magic combat, or skilling. For more information, see, Ring of kinship/Classes.

Dungeoneering tokens are worth 90 coins if used to repair chaotic equipment or roughly 138.5 coins if used to repair gravite weaponry.

Drop sources

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Source	Combat level	Quantity	Rarity
Ahoeitu the Chef	111	500–5000	Always
Alanogard the Black	117	500–5000	Always
Arhat paragon	121	500–5000	Always
Deathbreath	121	500–5000	Always
Dragon wolf alpha	107	500–5000	Always
Elegorn the Celestial	114	500–5000	Always
Emberbound Soul	114	500–5000	Always
Engorged lava strykewyrm	113	500–5000	Always
Firebelly	113	500–5000	Always
Giant slime	106	500–5000	Always
Goku the Unrelenting	111	500–5000	Always
Horrific crassian	93	500–5000	Always
Jade the Unruly	111	500–5000	Always
Masuta the Ascended	1000	500–5000	Always
Menaphite guard captain	101	500–5000	Always
Ol' Sawtooth	120	500–5000	Always
Olivia the Chronicler	111	500–5000	Always
Oyu the Quietest	118	500–5000	Always
Sangri the Red	131	500–5000	Always
Sarkhan the Serpentspeaker	111	500–5000	Always
Seiryu the Azure Serpent	10000	500–5000	Always
Shul the Molten	140	500–5000	Always
Smoulders	129	500–5000	Always
Spyndra	107	500–5000	Always
The Sanctum Guardian	850	500–5000	Always
The Violet Lotus	111	500–5000	Always
Verak Little	107	500–5000	Always
Xiang the Water-shaper	111	500–5000	Always
Yukimura of Hanto	105	500–5000	Always
Meilyr worker	N/A	10	Common
Meilyr worker	N/A	100	Rare

Devices

Item	Skill	Materials

Trivia

• Alongside the Slayer Challenges update, the prices of all Dungeoneering rewards were reduced by 50-95% to make them more affordable since Jagex deemed the prices to be too high.