Toktz-ket-xil

"Obsidian shield" redirects here. For the kiteshield, see Obsidian kiteshield.

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Toktz-ket-xil
Release	19 September 2005 (Update)
Members	Yes
Members	Yes
Quest item	No
Quest item	No
Tradeable	Yes
Tradeable	Yes
Equipable	Yes
Equipable	Yes
Stackable	No
Stackable	No
Disassembly	Unknown
Disassembly	Unknown
Noteable	Yes
Noteable	Yes
Value	45,000 coins
Value	45,000 coins
High Alchemy	27,000 coins
High Alchemy	27,000 coins
Low Alchemy	18,000 coins
Low Alchemy	18,000 coins
Destroy	Drop
On death	Unknown
On death	Unknown
On death	Unknown
Exchange	33,001 coins (info)
Buy limit	10
Weight	3.628 kg
Examine	A spiked shield of obsidian.
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A Toktz-ket-xil, roughly translated to "sharp obsidian defender", is an obsidian shield that requires at least 60 Defence to wield. It cannot be made using any skills.

Since the Evolution of Combat, this shield is equal to a dragon kiteshield in stats and is also cheaper and lighter.

Combat Stats

Requirements						File:Obsidian shield equipped.png
60
Class			Slot
Melee
Tier
60
Weapons		Main		Off
Damage		-		-
Accuracy		-		-
Style		-
Range		-
Attributes						Damage reduction
Armour				226		PvM: 0%			PvP: 0%
Life points				0		Style bonuses
Prayer				0		0		0		0
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Dropping monsters

For an exhaustive list of all known sources for this item, see here.

Source	Combat level	Quantity	Rarity
TzHaar-Ket	86	1	Rare
TzHaar-Xil	86	1	Rare
TokHaar-Ket	119; 180	1	Rare

Trivia

• The banner released along with the quest The Temple at Senntisten on 3 December 2009 displayed a player wielding an obsidian shield, which was confirmed by Mod Emilee when many people thought it was a Dragon kiteshield.
• The price of the obsidian shield has fallen dramatically to near its high alchemy value. This made the Obsidian shield a good item to high alchemise, due to gaining profit out of it at times.
• Before the Evolution of Combat, some players speculated that this was the equivalent of a dragon kiteshield at its time, having a 60 Defence requirement and being red with black spikes before the armour update.
• In the 46th Postbag from the Hedge, TzHaar-Mej-Tak mentions that an obsidian shield is used in a similar way to a defender, rather than a shield. This explained its former strength bonus.
• While wearing Warpriest of Zamorak armour, equipping the shield causes a brightness effect on the cap, causing it to appear much brighter than before, appearing charcoal grey instead of black.