Ogre coffin

An ogre coffin.

Ogre Coffins are coffins located in the level one basement of Jiggig and just outside Jiggig directly south. The coffins can be opened by either of two means:

• Picking the lock requires level 20 Thieving, yielding 27 experience. Failing to pick the lock yields 1 thieving experience and lowers your Thieving stat temporarily.
• Opening the coffin using an Ogre coffin key. Keys are obtained from drops by Zogres and Skogres in Jiggig, or through gambling in Soul Wars.

Picking the coffin lock

You attempt to pick the lock on the coffin:

• You unlock the coffin... (the dialogue tells you the items found, if any).
• Your lockpick snaps (if you have one; a lockpick not required to pick the locks).
• You fail to pick the lock - your fingers get numb from fumbling with the lock.
• Outside Jiggig only: You fail to pick the lock - your fingers get numb from fumbling with the lock (and you get caught).

Ogre Guard: Hey thief! I's gonna teach ya!

You're knocked unconscious and dropped down a chute.

You slowly wake up in a strange place (you are in the level one basement of Jiggig).

You cannot pick the locks during combat. Thieving while under attack results in, "You're in mortal danger, thieving is the last thing on your mind."

Each time you fail and your fingers get numb, you temporarily lose 1 - 4 points of thieving ability. If your thieving drops below 20, you can't attempt to pick the lock. Failure is frequent even for players with thieving levels in the 80s, so expect thieving ability losses. Thieving ability can be restored by drinking Super restore potions.

Loot from Ogre coffins

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Bones

The bones found in the Coffins give a very large amount of Prayer XP. These can be especially useful when used on a Gilded altar or taken to the Ectofuntus for the extra prayer bonus.

The chances are calculated using a sample size of 2560.

	Item	Quantity	Rarity	GE price
	Coins	6–20	Uncommon	6–20
	Hatchet(Bronze - steel)	1	Common	Not sold
	Pickaxe(Bronze - steel)	1	Common	Not sold
	Dagger(Bronze - steel)	1	Uncommon	Not sold
	Nails(Bronze - black)	1–11	Common	Not sold
	Knife	1	Common	111
	Rusty sword	1	Uncommon	Not sold
	Damaged armour	1	Uncommon	Not sold
	Leather body	1	Uncommon	414
	Buttons	1	Rare	Not sold
	Tinderbox	1	Rare	474
	Uncut opal	1	Rare	177
	Uncut jade	1	Rare	315
	Grimy lantadyme	1	Rare	7,551
	Clue scroll (easy)	1	Uncommon	Not sold

Picture	Bones	Prayer XP	Price	Chance
	Zogre bones	22.5	1,401	49.96%
	Fayrg bones	84	8,488	10.86%
	Raurg bones	96	33,145	7.66%
	Ourg bones	140	27,878	3.75%

This means that the average profit for looting 100 coffins using keys would result in 274,807 coins profit, ignoring the other rewards, since they are either untradeable or very cheap. Do note, however, that the expensive Raurg bones are almost exclusively used for Daily Challenges, and as such have a very low demand, making them unlikely to sell at or near the Grand Exchange guide price for a very long time.

Trivia

• The ogre coffins are valued for being the source of Fayrg, Raurg, and Ourg bones, all of which yield good Prayer experience when buried.
• For players at or above combat level 89, the basement of Jiggig is an acceptable place to pick the locks of the coffins. The zogres will not be aggressive to players at these levels. So, if you get caught picking locks outside Jiggig and are tossed down the chute to the basement, just work on the coffins there. You can only pick the locks of intact coffins. It is not safe even to bury zogre bones in the basement, as this results in aggressive skogres appearing after burying 4, just like the surface level of Jiggig.
• Picking the locks often results in failure. It therefore does not seem any faster than using Brutal arrows to kill zogres and skogres for their automatic key drops.
• Lockpicks may snap while picking the coffins.
• When in the underground section of Jiggig, it is possible for all combat levels to use the coffins as safespots, making it possible to train in peace.
• It is possible to receive nothing from opening a coffin.