Vorkath Drop Simulator

How Vorkath loot works

Post-quest Vorkath is one of the most consistent money-makers in Old School RuneScape. Each kill always yields 2 superior dragon bones and 2 blue dragonhide, then rolls a large weighted main table twice(dragonhide stacks, bolts, ores, runes, and more). Tertiary rolls sit outside that table: scaly blue dragonhide (1/10), Vorkath's head (1/50 with 50-kill pity), elite clues (1/65), dragonbone necklace (1/1,000), jar of decay and Vorki (1/3,000), and both visages (1/5,000).

What this simulator is for

Use it to stress-test a grind before you commit — for example, how many superior bones you bank in 1,000 kills, whether a skeletal visage is realistic in a weekend, or how often elite clues show up. Accumulated runs let you watch variance: some sessions dump dragonstone bolt tips and coins, others go dry on uniques while still printing bones.

Rates at a glance

• Main table: 2 rolls per kill (wiki weights out of 150)
• Vorkath's head: 1/50, guaranteed by kill 50 if missed
• Dragonbone necklace: 1/1,000
• Vorki / jar of decay: 1/3,000
• Draconic visage / skeletal visage: 1/5,000 each

Pair with the drop rate calculator for exact “chance by KC” math, or Zulrah if you are comparing mid-game bosses.

FAQ

How many rolls does Vorkath give per kill?

Every kill always drops 2 superior dragon bones and 2 blue dragonhide, then rolls the main drop table twice. Tertiary items (head, clues, necklace, jar, pet, visages) are separate independent rolls.

What is the Vorkath head pity?

Vorkath's head is 1/50 normally, but you are guaranteed a head on your 50th kill if you have not received one yet. The simulator can optionally enforce that pity.

How rare is Vorki?

The Vorki pet and jar of decay are both 1/3,000 per kill. Skeletal visage and draconic visage are 1/5,000 each. Dragonbone necklace is 1/1,000.