Tokkul is the currency of Mor Ul Rek. It is made from obsidian and cannot be created by players. Tokkul is sometimes referred to as TokKul by some of the NPCs in the city.
Tokkul is made out of the corpses of the TzHaar, as stated in the 17th Postbag from the Hedge letter. When asked why players cannot trade Tokkul, TzHaar-Hur-Lek responded:
| “ | TokKul is precious to us; why want you to trade it to someone else? Do you not know that TokKul is most sacred? We TzHaar age and harden, and when death takes us naturally we are then solid, unchanging obsidian. The ancients among us are then made into TokKul to ensure that they remain cared for by their descendents. JalYt-Ket: you would trade the bodies of your ancestors? We do not wish for TokKul to be traded by hands unwatched by TzHaar. | ” |
— TzHaar-Hur-Lek, Postbag from the Hedge 17 |
Contents
- 1 Obtaining Tokkul
- 1.1 TzHaar Fight Pit
- 1.2 TzHaar Fight Cave
- 1.3 Selling items
- 1.4 Killing TzHaar monsters
- 1.5 Pickpocketing TzHaar-Hur
- 1.6 Infernal eel fishing
- 2 Spending Tokkul
Obtaining Tokkul[]
Since Tokkul isn't tradeable, it is difficult to get. There are currently only six ways to get Tokkul:
TzHaar Fight Pit[]
The TzHaar Fight Pit minigame, along with selling to the TzHaar shops, was the first way to get Tokkul.
TzHaar Fight Cave[]
The Fight Cave is a gauntlet for players proving themselves worthy of a fire cape. Players obtain variable Tokkul as a consolation prize depending on how far they progress before succumbing. The amount of Tokkul received from the Fight Cave is doubled after completing the Elite tasks in the Karamja Diary. However, this diary requires already owning a fire cape.
Selling items[]
This is a way to get quick Tokkul at low levels. It is mainly most effective to sell runes at TzHaar-Mej-Roh's Rune Store, as well as Tzhaar-ket-oms at TzHaar-Hur-Tel's Equipment Store or uncut gems at TzHaar-Hur-Lek's Ore and Gem Store. The TzHaar stores buy back items for approximately 10-20% of the store selling price. Due to the limited usefulness of some of the Tzhaar weapons (maul, knives, sword) the prices of these items are determined by the price of the Onyx gemstone.
It is recommended to wear Karamja gloves 1 while selling items to TzHaar shops, as this increases the amount of Tokkul received.
Killing TzHaar monsters[]
Four TzHaar monsters can be killed around Mor Ul Rek to obtain Tokkul:
Pickpocketing TzHaar-Hur[]
With 90 Thieving, players can pickpocket TzHaar-Hur. A successful pickpocket can render between 3-10 Tokkul, or various gems up to diamond. While it's not a requirement to be wearing ice gloves while pickpocketing, it is suggested for them to be equipped in order to reduce the damage taken from the TzHaar-Hur.
Infernal eel fishing[]
If a player has 80 fishing, they can fish for infernal eels. When caught, they must be smashed open with a hammer in order to receive a small amount of tokkul, lava scale shards, or onyx bolt tips
Spending Tokkul[]
Tokkul can be spent in the following shops:
- TzHaar-Hur-Lek's Ore and Gem Store
- TzHaar-Hur-Tel's Equipment Store
- TzHaar-Hur-Zal's Equipment Store (sells Obsidian armour)
- TzHaar-Mej-Roh's Rune Store
Wearing Karamja gloves 1 or higher will give a player a discount. For instance, uncut onyx will cost 260,000 Tokkul instead of 300,000.
Using chaos runes with the discount as a basis, each piece of tokkul is worth 3.3.
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