RuneScape 3 Guide: How to Make GP with Gargoyles

At first glance, Gargoyles might seem like a strange monster to focus on for a money-making guide. Sure, they’re known for their alchable drops, and that certainly contributes to your profits, but can they really be worth a full guide on how to make serious money with them? The truth might surprise you.

Imagine making 60 million RuneScape 3 gold profit per hour with a method that has mid-level requirements. No, this isn’t clickbait—this method is entirely achievable, and you might be surprised at how accessible it actually is. Let me break it down and show you how this is possible. Now, let’s dive into the details.

What You Need: Mid-Level Requirements

Before we get into the nitty-gritty, let’s talk about the basic requirements. Level 90 gear and overloads aren’t necessary here. The requirements are actually more manageable than you might think. Here’s what you’ll need:

  1. Level 70+ Gear: You don’t need top-tier gear, but it’s recommended to use magic gear for the best results. This will allow you to efficiently kill Gargoyles while staying relatively safe.
  2. Level 75 Slayer: You’ll need this to be able to attack Gargoyles. They’re a Slayer task, and if you don’t have the required level, you won’t be able to fight them.
  3. Level 92 Prayer (Recommended): This will allow you to use Soul Split, which is ideal for healing during longer trips. If you don’t have 92 Prayer, you can use the Vampirism Aura as an alternative for healing.
  4. Killing Blows Ability: This ability allows you to automatically smash Gargoyles with your Rockhammer when they hit low HP, saving you from manually crushing them. You can unlock this ability from any Slayer master. If you don’t have it, you can also use a legendary pet with the Slayer Finisher ability to automate the process.
  5. Spring Cleaner: A handy tool to automatically alch all your Gargoyle drops, making it easy to profit without having to manually alch each item. If you don’t mind picking up gems, you can opt to keep them, but I personally think it’s not worth the hassle.
  6. Summoning: You’ll need Level 1 Summoning to create Binding Contracts, which will be the key to making the real money in this method. These contracts are used to collect Gargoyle souls for crafting purposes, and we’ll get into that in a moment.

The Big Money Maker: Binding Contracts

Here’s where it gets interesting: Binding Contracts are one of the primary ways to make money with Gargoyles, and they are the reason why this method can yield such high profits.

Binding contracts are made using Summoning pouches, and they are currently best in slot for the new skilling boss, Gate of Validus. Players use these pouches to absorb souls from the monsters they kill, and you can farm these pouches by killing Gargoyles.

To make a Binding Contract, you will need the following materials:

  • Spear Charms
  • Anti-Regular Pouches
  • Hellfire Metal (dropped by specific monsters)
  • Blood of Orcus (dropped by other monsters)

Farming Materials

While you can buy some of these materials on the Grand Exchange, you can also farm them yourself for a quick side profit. Here are the best spots for each item:

 Hellfire Metal: The best place to farm this is at the ZGS (Zaros God Wars Dungeon) entrance, near the Krill fight. Be sure to wear Zgs gear to avoid being attacked by mobs.

 Blood of Orcus: This is best obtained at the Slayer Tower Excavation Site, a location known for its monster drops.

Now, at current prices, you’ll need about 70 million GP to get started with 2,000 of each material. That might sound like a lot of initial investment, but don’t worry—you don’t have to start with that much money.

If you’re new to this method, it’s recommended to start by crafting 100 contracts at a time, gradually building up your cash stack. As you continue, you’ll pretty much be doubling your input each time, making it easier to make more.

How to Make the Pouches

Once you’ve gathered the required materials, it’s time to make the Binding Contracts. For this, you’ll want to head over to the Tely Summoning Altar, where you can craft your pouches. It’s a simple process:

  1. Sell your noted supplies to the shop.
  2. Buy them back and craft the pouches.

Yes, it’s a bit of an investment upfront, but trust me, it pays off in the long run.

And before anyone comments, “Oh, so it isn’t really 60M GP an hour,” well, it is—that’s the hourly profit including the pouch creation process. If you were to separate pouch creation, the hourly profits would push even higher, possibly nearing 140 million GP per hour.

Farming Gargoyles

Now, let’s get to the actual action. Head over to the Slayer Tower, where you’ll find Gargoyles on the top floor. You’ll want to position yourself in an area where multiple Gargoyles will aggro you at once. Once they start attacking, you’ll be able to kill them efficiently.

If the aggro starts to fade, simply go down a floor and then back up again to reset it. This trick allows you to keep the Gargoyles on you for longer periods, maximizing your kill rate.

As you kill Gargoyles, they will drop items that can be automatically alched using the Spring Cleaner, adding to your overall profits.

When your inventory is full, you can use Magic Note Paper to note your items and free up space to continue killing. The entire process is highly AFK and efficient, making it one of the best money-making methods for mid-level players

Chill Alternative Methods

If you’re looking for a more relaxed way to make money, you can check out other guides on this channel, where we cover different AFK methods and low-effort alternatives to make money in RuneScape 3. There’s always something for every playstyle or buy RuneScape gold at RSorder!

Conclusion

So, is it possible to make 60 million GP an hour with Gargoyles? Absolutely! With the right gear, a bit of Summoning, and the ability to create Binding Contracts, you can make a significant amount of money in a relatively short period. It’s not the easiest money-making method, but it’s one of the most profitable, especially if you’re looking for a more AFK-friendly approach.