Black ibis mask

Black ibis mask
Release	23 August 2011 (Update)
Members	Yes
Quest item	No
Properties
Tradeable	No
Equipable	Yes
Stackable	No
Disassembly	No
Destroy	Are you sure you want to destroy this? You can reclaim it from Diango in Draynor.
Values
Value	0 coins
Alchemy	Not alchemisable
On death	Always kept
Weight	0.453 kg
Examine
Keeps your identity secret.
Advanced data
Item ID	21534
Links	MRID • recipe
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The black ibis mask is a part of the Black Ibis outfit. Wearing this mask boosts thieving experience by +1%. This mask is received by looting urns while playing Pyramid Plunder. If the player is equipped with the Sceptre of the gods, the Master camouflage outfit, a luck enhancer of tier 3 or above, or any combination of the three, the chance is increased. However, the mask cannot be obtained at all without a Thieving level of 78.

Combat stats

Requirements						Tier
21						None
Class			Slot			Attributes
None						Armour				0.0
						Life points				0
Weapons		Main		Off		Prayer				0
Damage		-		-		Damage reduction
Accuracy		-		-		PvM: 0%			PvP: 0%
Style		-				Style bonuses
Range		-				0.0		0.0		0.0
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Update history

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• patch 14 July 2014 (Update):
  • Acquiring black ibis pieces from Pyramid Plunder will now replace artefacts if the player has no space available.

• update 23 August 2011 (Update):
  • Added to game.

Trivia

• The snake on the top of the headgear is recognisable as being a Uraeus (the name given to the rearing cobra), which have been found on real-life Egyptian pharaoh's headgear. The most notable are the golden uraeus of Senusret II, and on the mask of Tutankhamun.
• Since the Black Ibis clothing is found in the Pharaoh's treasure rooms, as well as displaying traditional symbols worn by Pharaohs, it is logical to assume that the Pharaoh is part of (or even a leader) of the mysterious Black Ibis organisation.