Knight of Varlamore loot simulator

~52 gp per kill
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Loot simulator

Pick a boss, raid or reward chest and a number of runs to roll its loot - what you'd get and what it's worth at live GE prices.
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Generated loot · 1,000× Knight of Varlamore
Each drop is rolled independently from its per-kill rate, so totals match real expectations. Prices are live. Full table on the Knight of Varlamore page.
Expected loot · average haul from 1,000 kills, at live GE prices
Expected value: 54,705
This is the mathematical average, not a roll: each item's quantity is its drop rate times 1,000 kills. That works out at about 52 gp per kill. Full rates on the Knight of Varlamore page.

Knight of Varlamore loot simulator

Simulate the loot from Knight of Varlamore in Old School RuneScape over as many kills as you like. Every drop is rolled against its real rate, so a long run converges on the true drop table. Knight of Varlamore is worth about 52 gp per kill on average at live Grand Exchange prices, so 1,000 kills comes to roughly 54,705 gp. The rare drops to watch for are Snape grass seed, Watermelon seed, Strawberry seed.

Knight of Varlamore loot - frequently asked questions

How much gp per kill is Knight of Varlamore in OSRS?

Knight of Varlamore averages about 52 gp per kill at current Grand Exchange prices, counting every drop on its table weighted by rate.

What do you get from 1,000 Knight of Varlamore kills?

On average, 1,000 kills yields 11 different items worth roughly 54,705 gp in total. Individual runs vary - roll the simulator to see a realistic sample.

Is this loot simulator accurate?

Yes. It uses the published Old School RuneScape drop rates and rolls each item independently per kill, exactly like the game, then values the haul at live Grand Exchange prices.

Where can I see Knight of Varlamore's full drop table?

The complete Knight of Varlamore drop table, with every item's rate and live value, is on the Knight of Varlamore bestiary page.

Game data on this page comes from the OSRS Wiki: Knight of Varlamore, used under CC BY-NC-SA 3.0.