Ancient ceremonial legs
Ancient ceremonial legs price history
Ancient ceremonial legs market data
Ancient ceremonial legs equipment bonuses
What drops Ancient ceremonial legs?
Ancient ceremonial legs live Grand Exchange price
The current Grand Exchange price of Ancient ceremonial legs in Old School RuneScape is 48,336 gp to buy and 83,000 gp to sell, for a post-tax margin of 33,004 gp per item. Ancient ceremonial legs is a members-only item with a 4-hour buy limit of 8 and a high alchemy value of 48,000 coins.
Ancient ceremonial legs is worn in the legs slot, giving +5 prayer. Use the best-in-slot gear builder and DPS calculator to see where Ancient ceremonial legs fits your loadout.
Ancient ceremonial legs is dropped by 8 sources in Old School RuneScape, including Blood Reaver, Spiritual mage, Spiritual ranger, Spiritual warrior and 4 more. Open any monster below for its full drop table with live prices.
Over the last 30 days the price of Ancient ceremonial legs has risen 10.2%, ranging from 45,717 to 162,530 gp.
Ancient ceremonial legs - frequently asked questions
How much is Ancient ceremonial legs worth in OSRS?
On the Grand Exchange, Ancient ceremonial legs buys for 48,336 gp and sells for 83,000 gp, a margin of 33,004 gp after the 2% GE tax.
What is the buy limit for Ancient ceremonial legs?
You can buy up to 8 Ancient ceremonial legs every 4 hours on the Grand Exchange.
Is Ancient ceremonial legs members-only?
Yes, Ancient ceremonial legs is a members-only item in Old School RuneScape.
What is the high alchemy value of Ancient ceremonial legs?
Casting High Level Alchemy on Ancient ceremonial legs converts it into 48,000 coins.
What drops Ancient ceremonial legs in OSRS?
Ancient ceremonial legs is dropped by 8 sources, including Blood Reaver, Spiritual mage, Spiritual ranger, Spiritual warrior, Cruor (Blood Reaver at 1/640).
What are the stats of Ancient ceremonial legs?
Ancient ceremonial legs is legs-slot equipment; see the equipment bonuses table for its full attack, defence and other worn stats.
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