Chaotic longsword

newbroken
Chaotic longsword



Release																				12 April 2010 (Update)
Members																				Yes
Quest item																				No

Properties

Tradeable																				No
Stacks in bank																				No
Equipable																				Yes
Stackable																				No
Disassembly																				Yes
Destroy																				You will need to buy another one from the rewards trader at Daemonheim. Destroying this item will refund 50% of the token price.
Examine																				A razor-sharp longsword.

Options ^[?]

Backpack																				Wield, Check charges, Destroy
Equipped																				Check charges

Values

Value																				130,000 coins
Alchemy																				Not alchemisable
On death																				Reclaimable Value: 20,000,001 Reclaim: 20,000
Weight																				2.721 kg

Advanced data

Item ID																				18351
Links																				MRID • recipe

A chaotic longsword is a tier 80 melee main hand weapon. It requires level 80 Attack and 80 Dungeoneering to wield.

It can be purchased as a reward from the Dungeoneering skill for 200,000 Dungeoneering tokens.

The chaotic longsword may be used to make Chaotic essence by breaking it down at a Dragonkin anvil in the Ancient Cavern, destroying it in the process and providing 2 essences. This is required to make the Masterwork 2h sword.

Combat stats

Requirements		Degrades
80		30,000 charges
Class
Melee
Slot

Tier
80

Offensive attributes
	Tooltip	Ability
Damage	980.0	768
Accuracy	1924
Style	Slash
Range	1
Speed	5 ticks (3.0s)

Style attributes

Damage	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
Accuracy	0	0	0	0

Defensive attributes
Armour	0.0	Reduction
LP	0	PvM	0%
Prayer	0	PvP	0%

Products

For an exhaustive list of all products, see here.

Product

Members

Using

Skills

Experience

Materials

GE price

1 × Augmented chaotic longsword

N/A

2

?

1 ×		Chaotic longsword
1 ×		Augmentor

N/A

2 × Chaotic essence
(Longsword)

Dragonkin anvil

99

0

1 × 

 Chaotic longsword

18,223,440

Degradation and repair

The chaotic longsword has 30,000 charges of combat (a minimum time of 5 hours). Once the charges run out, it will break and become unusable until repaired by the rewards trader at Daemonheim. When first purchased, it will have a 20% charge. Repairs are made incrementally in 1% portions, and the cost of recharging can be paid in two ways: coins, or a combination of coins and Dungeoneering tokens.

Charge	Cost	Combination cost
99%	20,000	2,000 and 200
90%	200,000	20,000 and 2,000
20%	1,600,000	160,000 and 16,000
0%	2,000,000	200,000 and 20,000

All repair costs are reduced by 5% if Daemonheim aura 3 has been earned.

Usage cost

Per hour
Combat charges	30,000
Method	Rewards trader	Rewards trader	Rewards trader (Daemonheim aura 3)	Rewards trader (Daemonheim aura 3)
Item(s) consumed	2,000,000 x Coins	200,000 x Coins 20,000 x Dungeoneering token^{[uc 1]}	1,900,000 x Coins	190,000 x Coins 19,000 x Dungeoneering token^{[uc 2]}
Total GE price	2,000,000	200,000	1,900,000	190,000
Average rate^{[uc 3]}	120,000	12,000	114,000	11,400
High rate^{[uc 4]}	240,000	24,000	228,000	22,800
Maximum rate^{[uc 5]}	400,000	40,000	380,000	38,000

^ Item is not tradeable on the Grand Exchange.
^ Item is not tradeable on the Grand Exchange. Using calculated value.
^ 1,800 charges per hour.
^ 3,600 charges per hour.
^ 6,000 charges per hour.

Chaotic weaponry comparisons

There are three primary melee chaotics, all of equal tier, accuracy, and price: the chaotic longsword, a slashing main hand; the chaotic rapier, a stabbing main hand; and the chaotic maul, a crushing two-hand. Before one decides which chaotic to buy, they must first choose whether they plan to fight with a shield, or specialise in dual-wielding or two-handed abilities.

Dual-wielding or using a two-handed weapon both give 150% the damage of a sole main hand weapon; therefore the maul, being a two-handed weapon, is 150% the DPS of a sole rapier or longsword. An off-hand rapier or longsword may be purchased to match the maul's DPS, but at an additional 100k tokens for 300k total.

If one does not plan to cater to monsters' weaknesses, they can either pay: 200k tokens for a main hand rapier or longsword, if they plan to use a shield; 200k tokens for the maul, if they want the 2h abilities or don't wish to pay more; or 300k tokens for a main hand and off-hand rapier or longsword. (Of the two ability classes, dual-wielding is generally for upfront damage to a single target, and two-handed for area-of-effect damage.)

If the player decides on dual-wielding or using a shield, they must choose either the rapier or longsword. Both have the same damage and accuracy, but the rapier is a stabbing weapon and the longsword is slashing. There are no bosses and few high-level creatures that are weak to slash, yet frost dragons, tormented demons and the Kalphite King have a stabbing weakness – thus there is little incentive for buying the longsword over the rapier.

Further degrading the longsword as a choice are the chaotic claws. There are both main hand and off-hand slashing claws, which are equal to the longswords in DPS (the claws have less damage but are faster), and cost only 100k tokens per claw. The downside is that, as they are an upgrade to dragon claws, one has to pay 742,357 alongside the tokens. It is worth noting that chaotic claws are made with 100% charge, rather than 20%, so the player saves money on an initial recharge.

To summarise, the monsters the player will fight are most often weak to the rapier (stabbing attacks), and if a slashing weapon specifically is needed, the claws are better weapons and are typically easier to get.

Shop locations

Seller	Location	Number in stock	Price sold at	Price bought at	Members
Rewards trader Shop: Daemonheim Rewards ^{[sl 1]}	Daemonheim	∞	200,000	N/A
Wythien Shop: Daemonheim Rewards (Prifddinas) ^{[sl 1]}	Prifddinas	∞	200,000	N/A

^ ^a ^b Requires level 80 Dungeoneering to unlock.

Disassembly

Chaotic longsword

Disassembly category

Longswords

Disassembly XP

24.0

Item quantity required

1

Special chance

Shifting components × 4

Always

Normal chance

Base junk chance

2.3%

Material count

8

35/100

30/100

30/100

3/100

2/100

Advanced data

Raw category

longsword

Item level (for junk chance)

80

Update history

This information has been compiled as part of the update history project. Some updates may not be included – see here for how to help out!

patch 7 December 2010 (Update):
- A chaotic longsword and fire cape are no longer joined when worn together.

update 21 April 2010 (Update):
- Dungeoneering reward items have had their costs reduced to a more suitable amount. Anyone who has already bought any of these items will find they have been refunded the difference in reward tokens.

update 12 April 2010 (Update):
- Added to game.

Trivia

Before an update on 21 April 2010, the chaotic longsword cost 400,000 tokens.
Chaotic longswords, along with all other chaotic weapons/shields, will stack in the bank as long as they are on the same charge. For example, two chaotic longswords with 35% charge and 67% charge will not stack, but two chaotic longswords with 67% will.
Until an update on the 17 July 2012, along with the Solomon's General Store and the 10 year veteran cape, the chaotic longsword was held across the player's body.
Prior to the Evolution of Combat update, the chaotic longsword had a Strength bonus of +120, making it one of the most powerful one-handed weapons in the game. When combined with a dragon defender or dragonfire shield, it would achieve a Strength bonus of +126 or +127, respectively. Thus, it was often referred to as the "one-handed godsword."

[untradeable-1] Item is not tradeable on the Grand Exchange.

[calcvalue-2] Item is not tradeable on the Grand Exchange. Using calculated value.

[rate1-3] 1,800 charges per hour.

[rate2-4] 3,600 charges per hour.

[rate3-5] 6,000 charges per hour.

[Chaotic_longsword_1_1-6] Requires level 80 Dungeoneering to unlock.

[uc 1]

[uc 2]

[uc 3]

[uc 4]

[uc 5]

[sl 1]

Chaotic longsword

Contents

Combat stats

Products

Degradation and repair

Usage cost

Chaotic weaponry comparisons

Shop locations

Disassembly

Update history

Trivia

Navigation menu