Vorkath
Availability		Everyone
Examine
Sleeping: Let sleeping dragons lie. Awake: This won't be fun.
Combat level		732
Hitpoints		750
Aggressive		No
Poisonous		Yes (Venom)
Max hit		30 (Magic), 32 (Ranged), 72 (Dragonfire), 121 (Dragonfire Bomb/Special), 20 (Breath, unpotted)
Weakness		Stab, Ranged, Dragonbane weapons, Salve amulet
Attack styles
Melee (Slash), Magic, Ranged, Dragonfire (long-ranged)
Slayer info
Slayer level		???
Slayer points		???
Slayer XP		180,000
Assigned by
Combat stats
560	308	214	150	308
Aggressive stats
+0	+0	+0	+150	+78
Defensive stats
+26	+108	+108	+240	+26
Other bonuses			Immunities
+16	+0	+0	Immune	Immune
Attack speed

Vorkath is a draconic boss-monster. Created by Zorgoth during the Fourth Age's Dragonkin Conflicts, the blue dragon is one of his subjects that have survived his experiments in the laboratory beneath the dragonkin fortress on Ungael. Despite its phenomenal strength, he notes that it lacked the aggression he desired, and abandons it to guard the fortress from invading human forces as a “little distraction”.

Fight overview

Vorkath uses a variety of attacks, primarily ranged and magical attacks, as well as melee if standing next to him. Similar to the King Black Dragon, he can also use three types of dragonfire: regular, venomous, and prayer-disabling kind. His dragonfire is stronger than other dragons' and requires more tiers of protection to block. The final common attack is a fireball he launches high in the air that must be dodged or it will deal substantial damage. Vorkath also uses 2 deadly special attacks.

Standard Attacks

• Melee attack: If players are in range, he swipes at the player with his wings/claws (slash-based).

• Magic attack: Launches a bright-blue projectile at the player. Protect from Magic completely negates damage.

• Ranged attack: Launches a spiked ball at the player that hits up to 32 damage. Protect from Missiles blocks this attack. This style has been confirmed to occur more frequently than the magic attack when not in melee range[1] if in melee range, magic attack is slightly more frequent.

• Dragonfire: Multiple dragonfire types. Vorkath's dragonfire is fairly unique, like the King Black Dragon's. All three of these attacks can be completely negated by using a Super antifire and a Anti-dragon shield, Dragonfire ward or Dragonfire shield; using lesser protection, such as a regular Antifire potion, or having no dragonfire-protection shield will lead to varying and higher amounts of damage.

Special Attacks

Every six attacks, Vorkath alternates between one of two special attacks:

• Poison Pool Quickfire Barrage: Launches acid around the arena and proceeds to fire a barrage of 25 dragonfires at the player. Any damage taken while standing on the acid heals Vorkath for the same amount; up to 10 damage per tick. Should the player stand still, the dragonfire barrage deals 30-40 damage per hit regardless of prayers. Additionally, Vorkath takes 50% reduced damage until the special attack ends.

• Zombified Ice Dragonfire: Vorkath freezes the player in place with damageless ice dragonfire, summons a zombified spawn, and is immune to all damage while the spawn is alive. The spawn moves toward the player and, if not killed first, explodes on impact dealing up to 60 damage scaling off of its remaining Hitpoints. Players should queue the Crumble Undead spell and cast on the spawn as soon as it lands to prevent damage during this special attack. Once the spawn is killed, the special attack ends which frees the player and removes Vorkath's immunity.

Fight Technique

Vorkath can be killed efficiently with Melee or Ranged. Ranged has the advantage of avoiding incoming Melee attacks. It is highly recommended to use some form of protection from dragonfire and venom. Ruby Bolts (e) are recommended if using a crossbow. Switch to Onyx Bolts (e), Dragon Bolts (e), or Diamond Bolts (e) once Vorkath is at half health. Avoid Vorkath's Fireball attack when he launches it. During the Poison Pool special phase, continue to move around while taking one shot at Vorkath every chance you get. You will take some damage, but it is worth the extra damage you will deal. When Vorkath freezes you with the white projectile, stop attacking and prepare your Crumble Undead spell to use on the spawn.

Location

Vorkath can be reached by using the Monsters teleport in the spellbook.

Drops

In addition to the 100% drops, the player will also have two rolls on Vorkath's drop table, excluding tertiary items, which have only one roll. The displayed drop chances represent a single roll. The full drop table can be found on the official Wiki Drops Page. This page will automatically update if any changes are made.

Item		Notes
	Draconic visage	Can be combined with an anti-dragon shield to create Dragonfire shield
	Dragonbone necklace	Can be combined with Bonecrusher and Hydra's Tail to create Bonecrusher Necklace.
	Skeletal visage	Can be combined with an anti-dragon shield to create Dragonfire Ward.
	Vorkath's head	Can be mounted in a Player-owned House after being stuffed. The mounted head can be used to fully charge a DFS or DFW. Can be used to purchase a turquoise slayer helmet at the slayer store. Can be combined with an Ava's accumulator to create Ava's assembler. Ava's assembler can in turn be combined with a Max cape to create an Assembler max cape.
	Vorki	The Pet variant of Vorkath.

Gear Setups

Your exact inventory will depend on your gear and skill level. Make sure that you have some form of antifire potion, some form of anti-venom, an overload, some prayer restoring potions, and a source of food. Also bring runes to cast Crumble Undead. These can be placed in a rune pouch to save space. Substitute Brawling gloves (slayer) and a Slayer Helmet (i) if on a Vorkath or Blue Dragon Slayer task. Elite Void can also be used effectively here.