OSRS Grotesque Guardians Combat Achievement Service

Yes, 100%. All Grotesque Guardians tasks are completed manually. The Guardians are located on the Slayer Tower roof, accessible via a Gargoyle Slayer task (with a Brittle Key), posing no PvP risk. Account safety is ensured.

The main requirement is 75 Slayer and being on a Gargoyle task to obtain a Brittle Key for access. Good combat stats (Melee/Ranged) are needed. Understanding the mechanics of both Dawn (Melee/healing phase) and Dusk (Ranged/magic phase) is critical, including dodging lightning, rocks, energy orbs, and properly finishing Dusk with a Rock hammer/Granite hammer. Check the OSRS Wiki.

We guarantee the completion of the specific Grotesque Guardians Combat Achievement task(s) you order, such as speed kills, specific phase requirements, or perfection criteria (e.g., no orb damage), provided your account meets the OSRS Wiki prerequisites (75 Slayer, on task, Brittle Key). Earns CA points (Hard/Elite).

A hybrid setup is common, primarily strong Melee (Whip/Rapier/Fang) for Dawn and ranged defence, then potentially switching to Ranged (Blowpipe/Bowfa) for Dusk's flying phase, although Melee can work. Slayer helmet (i) is vital. A Rock hammer/Granite hammer/Gargoyle smasher is mandatory for the final hit. We'll confirm setup details.

Yes, Grotesque Guardians CAs are typically Hard/Elite tier. They demand precise execution of mechanics across multiple phases, efficient DPS, quick reactions to special attacks, and often require flawless performance for perfection tasks. Speed running requires optimized gear and near-perfect play.

Yes, each entry into the Grotesque Guardians' chamber consumes one Brittle Key, which is dropped rarely by Gargoyles while on a Gargoyle slayer task. You must provide the key(s) needed for the CA attempt(s).

Both phases have challenging CAs. Dusk's phase often has tasks related to dodging the falling rocks or lightning effectively. Dawn's healing phase and the energy orb mechanic require precise timing and movement for perfection tasks. Speed tasks require optimizing both phases.