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He can be difficult to fight for multiple reasons: All that needs to be done is look where he is standing, and carefully walk around equipment to get to him. Treus Dayth has a nasty habit of teleporting in spots where the machinery can hit you. Killing Treus Dayth will not award Slayer experience in Nightmare Zone. Treus Dayth can be fought in the Nightmare Zone after completion of the Haunted Mine quest however, he will not have any obstacles to command and can only use his melee attack, and is therefore very easy to kill, especially with Ranged. This is the least used attack and also the least dangerous.
This can hit up to 9 typeless damage every game tick, which can equal to 36 damage every 2 seconds if the player is unfortunate. Mine Cart - When the player steps on a cart track, a mine cart will be sent tumbling after them.This is the second most dangerous attack out of three. Crane - The possessed cranes will attack the player if the player moves to a square directly adjacent to it, dealing up to 10 typeless damage.
He is summoned when the player attempts to pick up the Innocent-looking Key. He has the power to possess objects around him and send them hurtling towards players. Treus Dayth is the boss monster in the Haunted Mine quest.
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