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Pot of flour

Best way to farm Pot of flour

All 10 monsters that drop Pot of flour, ranked by realistic quantity per hour — not just drop rate. Change the seconds-per-kill for any monster to match your own speed.

Drop data: Pot of flour on the OSRS Wiki

Currently fastest method
Skeleton Mage (Level 83)
15 / hr
Monster Drops (rarity · quantity) Avg/kill Sec/kill Kills/hr Qty/hr
Combat lvl 83
10/128 · 1 noted
 0.078 19 189 15
Combat lvl 2–7
2/128 · 1
 0.016 4 900 14
Combat lvl 40–56
5/128 · 1
 0.039 12 300 12
Combat lvl 32
1/138 · 1
 1 per 138 kills 11 327 2.4
Combat lvl 32
1/138 · 1
 1 per 138 kills 11 327 2.4
Combat lvl 33
1/128 · 1
 1 per 128 kills 12 300 2.3
Combat lvl 36
1/128 · 1
 1 per 128 kills 14 257 2
Combat lvl 38
1/128 · 1
 1 per 128 kills 14 257 2
Combat lvl 39
1/128 · 1
 1 per 128 kills 14 257 2
Combat lvl 42
1/128 · 1
 1 per 128 kills 15 240 1.9

How this is calculated

Items per hour = kills per hour × average items per kill.

Average items per kill adds up every drop line as the wiki shows it (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 drop tables; rates marked ~ are approximate on the wiki. "via" means the item comes inside another drop, like red spiders' eggs in Sarachnis's giant egg sac.

Kill times are estimates, worked out the same way for every monster from its hitpoints and defence. Add your RuneScape name in Preferences and they're worked out from your own combat levels instead. We can't see your gear or include boss mechanics, so expect individual times to be off; what matters is how the monsters compare. You can type your own time for any monster: it's remembered on this device for every page (↺ goes back to the default), and shared anonymously to help improve the estimates (privacy).

Achievement diaries that improve a drop rate or quantity can be ticked in Preferences.

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