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Kebbit bolts are ammunition used in tandem with the hunters' crossbow. They can be made at level 32 Fletching by using a chisel on a kebbit spike. Doing so will produce twelve bolts from every one spike, giving 5.8 experience each action.
Kebbit bolts are ammunition used in tandem with the Hunters' crossbow. They can be made at level 32 Fletching by using a chisel on a Kebbit Spike. Doing so will produce six bolts from every one spike, granting six experience each action.
Question. Is there a reason for this, or is it an oversight? Its not like an RCB can't fire bronze bolts, so why can't an upgraded Hunter's Crossbow fire the bolts it could before the upgrade?
An antifire potion provides slight immunity to a dragon's breath. When used in conjunction with an anti-dragon shield or dragonfire shield, a single dose will provide complete immunity against dragonfire for 6 minutes.
Long kebbit-tipped hunting bolts are ranged ammunition for the hunters' crossbow. They are made from long kebbit spikes. Use a chisel on a long kebbit spike to create six long kebbit bolts. This requires 42 Fletching and grants 8 Fletching experience per long kebbit spike.
Kebbit bolts are a Ranged ammunition for the Hunters' crossbow. They are made by using a chisel on a kebbit spike, creating six kebbit bolts. Doing so requires a Fletching level of 32.
It's an infographic on damage from their dragonfire, not an extensive tanking guide. You are absolutely correct in that it's best to tank KBD in melee range though, with protect from melee, in order to reduce the number of times you are hit with dragonfire.
