Elemental Weakness has disappeared in Old School RuneScape in some shape or form. Still, the most recent changes have made the system more concrete, allowing players to become more flexible with their combat strategies. With the improvement in place, farming OSRS GP became a much more thought-out process and has allowed for fighting in Old School RuneScape to become much more interesting and ingenious.
Elemental Weakness Reintroduced via Project Rebalance
Project Rebalance focuses on implementing concrete combat changes that impact player gameplay. The most notable feature of this update was the solidification of Elemental Weakness. Previously, this feature only existed for several creatures and the elite, but now, it has been integrated into most enemies.
New Elemental Weaknesses have been assigned to most monsters, which players can exploit to gain an advantage. Those looking to farm OSRS GP continuously can use this improved battle system to make their fights more interesting. Here are all the elemental weaknesses added to monsters in Old School RuneScape:
- Flight Kilisa: 30% Weak to Air
- Flockleader Geerin: 30% Weak to Air
- Kree’arra: 30% Weak to Air
- K’ril Tsutsaroth: 30% Weak to Water
- Demonic Gorilla: 35% Weak to Water
- Skeleton: 35% Weak to Air
- Kephri: 35% Weak to Fire
- Black Demon: 40% Weak to Water
- Cerberus: 40% Weak to Water
- Greater Demon: 40% Weak to Water
- Lesser Demon: 40% Weak to Water
- Aviansie: 45% Weak to Air
- Adamant Dragon: 50% Weak to Earth
- Verac the Defiled: 50% Weak to Air
- Ahrim: 50% Weak to Air
- Baby Black Dragon: 50% Weak to Water
- Baby Blue Dragon: 50% Weak to Water
- Black Dragon: 50% Weak to Water
- Blue Dragon: 50% Weak to Water
- Bronze Dragon: 50% Weak to Earth
- Brutal Black Dragon: 50% Weak to Water
- Brutal Blue Dragon: 50% Weak to Water
- Brutal Green Dragon: 50% Weak to Water
- Brutal Reds Dragon: 50% Weak to Water
- Dharok: 50% Weak to Air
- Drake: 50% Weak to Water
- Ghost: 50% Weak to Air
- Giant Mole: 50% Weak to Water
- Giant Spider: 50% Weak to Fire
- Green Dragon: 50% Weak to Water
- Guthan: 50% Weak to Air
- Hellhound: 50% Weak to Water
- Ice Troll Hunt: 50% Weak to Fire
- Iron Dragon: 50% Weak to Earth
- Karil: 50% Weak to Air
- King Black Dragon: 50% Weak to Water
- Lava Dragon: 50% Weak to Water
- Mithril Dragon: 50% Weak to Earth
- Moss Giant: 50% Weak to Moss Giant
- Mountain Troll: 50% Weak to Fire
- Red Dragon: 50% Weak to Water
- Rune Dragon: 50% Weak to Earth
- Scarab Mage: 50% Weak to Fire
- Scarab Swarm: 50% Weak to Fire
- Steel Dragon: 50% Weak to Earth
- Torag: 50% Weak to Air
- Wyrm: 50% Weak to Earth
- Vespula: 50% Weak to Fire
- Abyssal Portal: 50% Weak to Fire
- Arcane Scarab: 50% Weak to Fire
- Soldier Scarab: 50% Weak to Fire
- Spitting Scarab: 50% Weak to Fire
- Zulrah: 50% Weak to Fire
- Totem The Nightmare: 70% Weak to Fire
- Fire Giant: 100% Weak to Water
- Hespori: 100% Weak to Fire
- Ice Troll: 100% Weak to Fire
- Ice Troll Female: 100% Weak to Fire
- Ice Troll Male: 100% Weak to Fire
- Ice Troll Grunt: 100% Weak to Fire
- Ice Giant: 100% Weak to Fire
- Icefiend: 100% Weak to Fire
- Pyrefiend: 100% Weak to Water
- Waterfiend: 100% Weak to Earth
- Ice Demon: 150% Weak to Fire
- Spiritual Warrior (Zaros): 200% Weak to Fire
- Spiritual Ranger (Zaros): 200% Weak to Fire
- Spiritual Mage (Zaros): 200% Weak to Fire
How Does Elemental Weakness in OSRS Work
Elemental Weakness is a relatively easy concept to grasp to make combat in OSRS simple but exciting. Players generally deal with an additional 1% damage and gain 1% accuracy, depending on the percentage of a target’s Weakness. Players earn 50% more damage and accuracy if they use an element a creature is 50% weak towards.
Elemental Weakness doubles the damage because it does not factor in magic and base damage. The higher your base attack, the stronger your total DPS would be when paired with Elemental Weakness. Here is the formula for computing your total attack:
- Damage = Base Damage x Magic Damage x Elemental Weakness
In total, Elemental Weakness further increases a person’s damage. Those who maximize their DPs must take advantage of their enemies’ vulnerabilities. Gamers who take advantage of this new and improved battle system will find their fights much more enjoyable. So if you’re looking to enhance your gameplay further, consider using OSRS services.
