OSRS Drop Calculator › Dragon chainbody

Best way to farm Dragon chainbody

All 5 monsters that drop Dragon chainbody, ranked by realistic quantity per hour — not just drop rate. Change the seconds-per-kill for any monster to match your own speed. 2 other sources aren’t ranked; see why below.

Drop data: Dragon chainbody on the OSRS Wiki

Currently fastest method
Kalphite Queen
0.4 / hr
Monster Drops (rarity · quantity) Avg/kill Sec/kill Kills/hr Qty/hr
Kalphite Queen
Combat lvl 333
1/128 · 1
 1 per 128 kills 78 46 0.4
Thermonuclear smoke devil
Combat lvl 301 · Slayer 93
1/2,000 · 1
 1 per 2,000 kills 78 46 1 per 43 hrs
Dust devil (Wilderness Slayer Cave)
Combat lvl 93 · Slayer 65
1/32,256 · 1
 1 per 32,256 kills 23 157 1 per 206 hrs
Dust devil (Regular)
Combat lvl 93–110 · Slayer 65
1/32,768 · 1
 1 per 32,768 kills 27 133 1 per 246 hrs
Smoke devil
Combat lvl 160 · Slayer 93
1/32,768 · 1
 1 per 32,768 kills 81 44 1 per 737 hrs

Other sources (not ranked)

These also drop it but aren’t included in the ranking above. They’re all superior slayer monsters: they only appear randomly (~1 in 200 kills) while you’re on a slayer task.

Monster Drops (rarity · quantity) Avg/kill
Choke devil
Combat lvl 264 · Slayer 65
1/32,768 · 1 (3 rolls)
 1 per 10,923 kills
Nuclear smoke devil
Combat lvl 280 · Slayer 93
1/32,768 · 1 (3 rolls)
 1 per 10,923 kills
How this is calculated: items/hr = (3600 ÷ seconds per kill) × average items per kill. Each monster's drop lines are listed as the wiki shows them (rarity · quantity); the average adds them all up, each as rarity × average quantity × rolls — so a guaranteed drop plus a rarer bonus drop both count. Drop rates and quantities come from the OSRS Wiki's community-verified drop tables. Seconds-per-kill is an editable estimate based on each monster's hitpoints and defence — your real speed depends on your stats and gear, so adjust it and your edits are remembered on this device. Rates marked ~ are approximate on the wiki.

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