Dungeoneering cape

This cape has trimmed, hooded, hooded trimmed, master, inverted hooded, inverted hooded trimmed, and inverted master versions.

Dungeoneering cape
Release																				12 April 2010 (Update)
Members																				Yes
Quest item																				No
Properties
Tradeable																				No
Equipable																				Yes
Stackable																				No
Disassembly																				No
Destroy																				Drop
Actions
Backpack																				Wear, Activate
Values
Value																				99,000 coins
High alch																				59,400 coins
Low alch																				39,600 coins
On death																				Reclaimable Value: 99,000 Reclaim: 100
Weight																				0.453 kg
Examine
The cape worn by veterans of Daemonheim.
Advanced data
Item ID																				15706, 18508
Links																				MRID • recipe

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The Dungeoneering cape is the Cape of Accomplishment for the Dungeoneering skill. It can be bought for 99,000 coins (or 92,000 coins with the ring of charos (a) or its imbued version) alongside the Dungeoneering hood from Thok, who is located south of Daemonheim, by players who are level 99 in Dungeoneering.

The cape's emote transforms the wearer into a warrior wearing primal equipment, a mage wearing Celestial equipment, or a ranger wearing sagittarian equipment, as depicted below. The selection can be influenced by wielding a weapon of a certain class. Wielding no weapon turns the wearer into a warrior.

Should a player achieve skill mastery in a second skill after Dungeoneering, the Dungeoneering cape will turn into a Dungeoneering cape (t), which is the trimmed version of the original cape. The Dungeoneering cape (t) has a light orange trim.

The dungeoneering hood can be attached to the cape by using one on the other, creating either a hooded dungeoneering cape or a hooded dungeoneering cape (t). It can be detached with a right-click option.

Talking to Thok of Daemonheim gives an option to toggle the appearance of the cape to a retro version, overriding the normal appearance and making it look similar to how it did before the 2015 graphical update. The retro cape can be used with a keepsake key.

Combat stats

Requirements						Tier
99						75
Class			Slot			Attributes
All						Armour				33.9
						Life points				0
		Auto		Ability		Prayer				2
Damage		-		-		Damage reduction
Accuracy		-				PvM: 0%			PvP: 0%
Style		-				Style bonuses
Range		-				21.6		21.6		21.6
FAQ • docs

Perk

The Dungeoneering cape's perk provides unlimited teleports to any available resource dungeon. The cape can be worn inside Daemonheim (the ability to wear the cape inside Daemonheim does not extend to the support cape, max cape, or completionist cape).

Up to three perks of the capes of accomplishment can be added to the max cape, the completionist cape, the trimmed completionist cape, and their master versions. Up to two perks of the capes of accomplishment of a specific skill type can be added to the respective Expert cape of Accomplishment. This can be done by using a Cape of Accomplishment with the desired perk on one of the capes. The cape of accomplishment is then lost in the process. To make space for other perks, it is possible to later remove the added perks, but with no reimbursement. All of the added perks are shared among max cape, completionist cape, trimmed completionist cape, and their master versions, thus it is not possible to have different configurations of perks on the different capes.

It always teleports the user right outside the entrance of the resource dungeon, with the exception of the Edgeville Dungeon chaos druids dungeon, in which case it sends the user just south of the gate into Wilderness.

Several dungeons have additional requirements before they can be accessed.

• Braindeath Island 'Rum'-geon cannot be teleported to before A Clockwork Syringe is completed.
• Dragontooth Island resource dungeon can be teleported to before One of a Kind, but the dungeon entrance cannot be seen or entered.
• Chaos Tunnels resource dungeon cannot be teleported to if the player has any parts of the Dwarf multicannon in their inventory or before The Hunt for Surok miniquest is completed.
• Gorajo resource dungeon cannot be teleported to before Plague's End is completed.
• Edimmu resource dungeon cannot be teleported to before Plague's End is completed; while it requires 115 Dungeoneering to enter, this is not required to teleport to it.

Many mines can quickly be accessed with these teleports.

Hotkey(s)	Resource dungeon	Rocks inside dungeon	Rocks outside dungeon
2	Dwarven Mine resource dungeon	Gold Mithril Phasmatite	Iron Luminite
7	Mining Guild resource dungeon	Luminite Drakolith	Runite Orichalcite
0, 5	Al Kharid resource dungeon	Drakolith Necrite Precious gem	Silver Gold Common gem Uncommon gem

Store locations

This is an auto-generated list (update now). For a full list, see here. For help, see the FAQ.

Seller	Location	Cost	Currency	Base stock	Members?
Thok of Daemonheim	Daemonheim, Daemonheim, Burthorpe Castle, Daemonheim, Daemonheim, Heimland Games, Lumbridge Crater, West of Piscatoris Fishing Colony, Burthorpe Castle, west of Piscatoris Fishing Colony, Varrock Palace, West of Piscatoris Fishing Colony, Anachronia Dinosaur Farm, Anachronia, Anachronia, Anachronia, Anachronia base camp, Burthorpe Castle, Anachronia	99,000	Coins	∞

Emotes

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  Melee emote

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  Ranged emote

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  Magic emote

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 6 July 2020 (Update):
  • Misleading info that Max Capes could be taken into Daemonheim has been removed for the Dungeoneering Perk.

• patch 13 August 2018 (Update):
  • It is no longer possible to detach a Dungeoneering hood from it's skillcape within a dungeon.
  • Hooded dungeoneering capes will no longer be removed when leaving a dungeon.

• patch 22 January 2018 (Update):
  • The Dungeoneering skillcape perk no longer displays a 'no cannon allowed' message when opening the teleport menu.

• patch 27 February 2017 (Update):
  • The level requirement has been removed from the Dungeoneering skillcape's Kal'gerion dungeon teleport.

• ninja 13 April 2015 (Update):
  • Players can now change their skillcape appearances at Thok.

• ninja 17 December 2013 (Update):
  • Skillcapes are no longer unequipped when logging into a F2P world.

• patch 30 October 2013 (Update):
  • The bow is now wielded correctly during the skillcape emote.

• patch 8 October 2013 (Update):
  • The Dungeoneering skill cape now uses the correct icon.

• patch 10 September 2013 (Update):
  • Dungeoneering skillcapes no longer have a blue background around the Dungeoneering icon.

• patch 29 August 2013 (Update):
  • The skill cape hanging up next to Thok has been updated.

• patch 13 August 2013 (Update):
  • The untrimmed dungeoneering cape icon is no longer distorted.

• hotfix 18 March 2013 (Update):
  • The Dungeoneering skillcape emote will now default to use the Melee emote if the player has equal stats in Melee, Ranged and Mage instead of choosing a random emote.

• patch 26 September 2012 (Update):
  • The skillcape now has its black smoke effect again.

• patch 2 April 2012 (Update):
  • The Dungeoneering skillcape emote no longer takes the melee stats of a weapon into account if autocasting is enabled when deciding which set of Dungeoneering gear to wear.

• patch 7 June 2011 (Update):
  • This skillcape's emote no longer causes female avatars to transform into males during the animation.

• patch 9 February 2011 (Update):
  • This skillcape will now play the melee emote when wielding mauls.

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

Trivia

• Currently, 195,906 people are able to own this cape (as seen on the highscores).
• When attempting to teleport whilst doing the emote text will come up reading "You can't do that while transmogrified into this form."
• The Dungeoneering cape, along with the Completionist cape, the Divination cape, Quest Cape, and Invention cape, are the only capes of accomplishment not worn by the seller.
• There was a glitch where you were able to play as one of the NPC's you morph into.
• When this cape is activated the NPC that comes out is gender specific, if you are male they will all be male, if you are female they will all be female. Previously for females only the warrior would come out as female while the others remained male, this has since been changed.
• Unlike other skillcapes, the bottom part of the cape is not trimmed even if another skillcape is achieved.
• Even if you used the cape's +1 Dungeoneering boost, you still cannot use the Daemonheim auras to fight a boss 1 level higher than your own.
• Players with 99 Dungeoneering can replace the group gatestone portal with a skillcape stand to display the cape, using 1 tangle gum branches. It provides no practical use, although they can interact with the stand to perform the skillcape emote.
• Previously, if you open the second page of the teleport menu, you receive a message that notifies you that Dwarf multicannons cannot be used inside the Chaos Tunnels - before you could attempt to choose any option, before it was fixed. It still cannot be used to bypass that restriction, however.
• Unlike the Dwarf multicannon, Kinetic cyclones and Oldak Coils won't prevent the player from teleporting to the Chaos Tunnels resource dungeon.