IMPACT WARDENS ENCOUNTER

Impact Tombs of Amascut Guide: Wardens, Gear and Invocations

Impact Tombs of Amascut centres on the Wardens encounter. Choose an invocation level that fits your setup, learn the Phase 1 and Phase 2 positions, and understand the prayers, core and floor mechanics before moving into harder raids.

The Warden render identifies the encounter; use the in-game screenshots below for mechanic positioning.

Access: Spirit Tree at ::home
Category: Bosses
Main encounter: Wardens
Suggested start: 150 invocation
Levels covered: 150, 300, 450 and 600
Core skills: Movement, prayer and switches

CURRENT TELEPORT ROUTE

How to Get to Tombs of Amascut

The supplied Spirit Tree screenshot shows Tombs Of Amascut inside the Bosses category. Use this route instead of looking for a generic raids teleport.

Teleport to ::home.
Use the Spirit Tree.
Open the Bosses category.
Select Tombs Of Amascut.
Enter the raid area and speak to the NPC beside the entrance.

Impact Spirit Tree teleport menu with Bosses selected and Tombs of Amascut highlighted. — At the Spirit Tree at Home, open Bosses and select Tombs Of Amascut.

PACK FOR THE MECHANICS

What to Bring Before Entering

The screenshots are setup examples, not fixed shopping lists. Build around the mechanics first, then use spare space for upgrades and comfort.

Essential mechanics items

Cover every required response

Liquid Adrenaline for the documented opening special sequence
A defence-lowering special weapon
A melee weapon for the core and red skulls
A ranged or magic option for the obelisk and Warden
A harder-hitting weapon for the final core hit when used

Setup-dependent items

Match the tier you can control

Dragon Dagger for the documented core sequence outside 600s
Compact melee, ranged and magic switches
Food, Saradomin brews and prayer restoration
Combat boosts that match your selected styles
Runes, ammunition and charged equipment where required

Optional improvements

Add comfort after consistency

Higher-tier weapons and armour
Extra switches that do not cost mechanic awareness
Additional sustain for longer learning attempts
Pre-agreed team roles and attack order
One inventory plan shared before the raid starts

FOUR DOCUMENTED SETUP TIERS

Impact ToA Gear and Inventory Examples

Impact's Wiki presents four examples from high-level gear to budget Void. The images below preserve the equipment, bonuses, inventory and visible quantities from the supplied screenshots; only the lower username strip was cropped.

Compare the role of each example before opening the full screenshots.
Setup	Account stage	Combat approach	Switching	Supply tolerance	Invocation use	Main limitation
High-level	Endgame	Strong options across phases	High	Best damage margin	High raids, including documented 600 change	Expensive and mechanically demanding
Medium/high	Established	Strong main weapons with practical switches	Medium-high	Good with clean execution	Normal to higher raids	Slower phases than the top setup
Medium	Progressed	Accessible multi-style coverage	Medium	Moderate	Normal and moderate raids	Longer exposure to mechanics
Budget Void	Entry	Void-based style switching	Lower gear cost	Least defensive margin	Learning and lower raids	Mistakes consume supplies quickly

Tier 1

Endgame accounts

High-level setup

High-level Impact Tombs of Amascut equipment and inventory example. — Example high-level loadout. Open the image to inspect the equipment and inventory at full size.

Main approach: Use the strongest documented ranged or magic option for the obelisk and Warden, with a planned melee core sequence.
Important switches: Defence-lowering special, combat-style switches, core weapon and a melee option for red skulls.
Inventory focus: Liquid Adrenaline, boosts, restoration and enough healing for the selected invocation.
Strength: The best damage margin of the four documented tiers.
Limitation: More switches still create more opportunities to miss a prayer or movement cue.
Documented alternative: For 600 invocation, remove the Dragon Dagger and bring a Keris with the Sun Jewel attached.

Tier 2

Established accounts

Medium/high-level setup

Medium-high-level Impact Tombs of Amascut equipment and inventory example. — Example for an established account without every top-tier item.

Main approach: Keep reliable damage in each required phase and arrive at the core with the melee plan ready.
Important switches: Use only the armour and weapon switches you can change without missing the next attack.
Inventory focus: Balance combat tools with enough food, prayer restoration and boosts for longer phases.
Strength: Capable of higher invocations when prayers and movement are consistent.
Limitation: Lower damage than the high-level example can increase supply pressure.
Documented alternative: Use the Wiki's listed weapon priorities as a guide, not as a requirement to copy every visible item.

Tier 3

Progressed accounts

Medium-level setup

Medium-level Impact Tombs of Amascut equipment and inventory example. — Example for players learning normal or moderate-invocation runs.

Main approach: Use practical multi-style coverage and spend attention on prayer and movement rather than extra switches.
Important switches: Keep the defence-lowering, Warden and core tools in consistent inventory positions.
Inventory focus: Carry additional sustain when lower damage means more mechanics per phase.
Strength: A realistic bridge between budget learning and high-level runs.
Limitation: Longer phases leave more chances to miss beams, projectiles or floor cues.
Documented alternative: The Wiki ranks Tumeken's Shadow, Twisted Bow and Blowpipe for Phase 3; use the strongest listed option available to you.

Tier 4

Entry accounts

Budget Void setup

Budget Void Impact Tombs of Amascut equipment and inventory example. — Example budget Void loadout. Lower defence leaves less room for mistakes.

Main approach: Use Void to cover style changes with fewer armour pieces while learning the encounter.
Important switches: Prioritise the weapons required for the obelisk, core, red skulls and Warden damage.
Inventory focus: Protect space for sustain; budget damage can make every phase last longer.
Strength: Accessible entry point for learning the documented mechanics.
Limitation: Lower defence and damage make missed prayers and movement more costly.
Documented alternative: Upgrade the repeated bottleneck shown by your runs instead of replacing the whole setup at once.

DOCUMENTED IMPACT PRESETS

Invocation Recommendations for 150, 300, 450 and 600

Start at 150 while learning the tiles and prayers. Move to 300 or higher only when you can finish each phase without draining your supplies. A listed combination does not guarantee completion.

150

Approachable listed start

Sprint for It
Quiet Prayers
Deadly Prayers

300

Standard documented list

Sprint for It
Quiet Prayers
Deadly Prayers
Ancient Haste
Acceleration
Penetration
Overclocked
Overclocked 2

Alternative 300 with Insanity

Jog for It, Quiet Prayers, Deadly Prayers, Overclocked, Overclocked 2 and Insanity.

450

Higher documented list

Sprint for It
Quiet Prayers
Deadly Prayers
On a Diet
Ancient Haste
Acceleration
Penetration
Overclocked
Overclocked 2
Insanity

600

All available invocations

Enable every available invocation and use Sprint for It as the time invocation.

The Wiki also says to replace the Dragon Dagger with a Keris carrying the Sun Jewel for 600.

THE ENCOUNTER AT A GLANCE

Wardens Fight Overview

Phase 1Obelisk and Tiles 1–3Lower the obelisk while moving through the marked sequence. Phase 2Positions, prayers and beamsAlternate positions and leave them when another mechanic demands it. CoreLimited melee windowsPrepare the attack sequence before the core appears. Phase 3Slams, skulls and phantomsFollow the floor rhythm and solve each interruption first. EnrageLightning and shrinking floorKeep a movement route as the arena disappears.

Phase 1

OBELISK POSITIONING

Move from Tile 1 to Tiles 2 and 3

Open with Liquid Adrenaline and a defence-lowering special attack, then switch to the ranged or magic setup you chose for the obelisk. The Wiki lists Tumeken's Shadow first and Blowpipe second for this part of the fight.

Drink one dose of Liquid Adrenaline.
This halves the special-attack cost for the documented opening.
Use a defence-lowering special attack.
The Wiki names Elder Maul, Dragon Warhammer and Bandos Godsword as examples.
Switch to ranged or magic.
Use the selected obelisk weapon after the special attack lands.
Block the obelisk on Tile 1.
One player remains there until taking 30 damage.
Move to Tile 2.
Move only after the documented 30 damage has been taken.
Move to Tile 3 after the first UFO set.
Watch the first UFO appearance rather than moving early.
Alternate between Tiles 2 and 3.
Continue avoiding UFO attacks until the obelisk dies.

Impact Tombs of Amascut Phase 1 obelisk with Tiles 1, 2 and 3 marked. — Start on Tile 1, move to Tile 2 after taking the first 30 damage, then move to Tile 3 after the first UFO attack.

Phase 2

WARDEN POSITIONING

Use the Two Marked Positions as a Short Movement Path

The cyan and yellow outlines mark two adjacent positions near the eastern wall. The Impact Wiki does not assign a different permanent function to each colour. Choose either one as your starting position; the other becomes the adjacent movement tile when Imprisonment targets where you were standing.

Impact Tombs of Amascut Phase 2 arena with two adjacent safe-position tiles highlighted near the eastern wall. — The marked Phase 2 positions provide a short movement path for handling Imprisonment and avoid the Windmill Beam documented by the Wiki.

Start on either marked position. Treat it as the primary tile for that attack cycle.

Move to the adjacent marker for Imprisonment. The dark shot targets your last position.

Return or alternate after the attack resolves. The tile you left can become the next destination.

Leave both markers when required. Converging Beam, Lightning Skull and other area cues still need their own response.

Basic prayer response

Red-skull attack

Use Protect from Magic.

Normal-skull attack

Use Protect from Missiles.

Inside melee distance

Use Protect from Melee.

Warden special attacks

Above 55% HP

Divine Projectile

Your prayers are disabled before the Warden fires a style-specific projectile. Identify it and reactivate the matching protection:

Red scimitar: melee
White arrow: ranged
Blue spell: magic

Below 55% HP

Imprisonment

A dark shot targets your last position. Move to the adjacent marked tile. If hit, you are frozen, but the Wiki says you can still eat and use prayer.

Obelisk special attacks

Red lightning warning

Converging Beam

Beams appear north and south, then east and west. Move to the opposite quadrant. Running through a beam when it is two tiles away is a documented advanced timing option, not the beginner default.

Orange lightning warning

Windmill Beam

Rotating beams move clockwise after the floor briefly glows. Move with the rotation or use the two marked positions, which the Wiki documents as avoiding this attack.

Yellow lightning warning

Lightning Skull

The attack covers a 7×7 area. Two tiles in each straight direction remain safe. If caught inside the area, the Wiki describes running toward the centre as it lands.

LIMITED DAMAGE WINDOWS

Prepare the Warden Core Sequence Before It Appears

The core emerges when the Warden reaches zero HP. The Wiki gives example hit sequences for sufficiently strong gear, but weapon speed, damage and execution determine the result. A two-cycle core is not guaranteed.

First exposure

Open with special attacks

Five Dragon Dagger special attacks
One Godsword or Elder Maul hit

Second exposure

Adjust to remaining health

Two or three Dragon Dagger specials
Four or five Rapier or Abyssal Tentacle hits
Finish with a Godsword or Elder Maul hit

No special attack or 600

Use the documented fallback

Five Rapier or Whip hits
Finish with a Godsword or Elder Maul hit

Later exposures

Use the eight-hit window

Seven Rapier or Abyssal Tentacle hits
One final hit with the harder-hitting weapon

Phase 3

FLOOR, SKULLS AND PHANTOMS

Follow the Slam Pattern and Solve Each Interruption

Use an optional defence-lowering special attack at the start where possible. For Impact Phase 3, the Wiki lists the weapon priority as Tumeken's Shadow, then Twisted Bow, then Blowpipe.

Floor-slam pattern

1Right of centre

2Left of centre

3Centre

The sequence normally resets after each red-skull set. With Insanity active, it continues from the point where it stopped instead of returning to step one.

Priority interruption

Red skull attack

Equip a melee weapon and destroy every red skull quickly. The Wiki says there is no hit delay when attacking them; failing to clear them causes extreme damage.

Phantom Akkha

Read the projectile

A spike projectile means ranged; a red projectile means magic. Akkha strikes the staff against the ground before changing attack style.

Phantom Kephri

Move off the shadow

Kephri uses magic attacks. When a shadow appears beneath you, leave that tile before the projectile lands on your previous position.

APPROXIMATELY 5% HP

Keep Moving Through the Warden Enrage

The Wiki places enrage at about 5% HP, or roughly 100 HP. These are approximate indicators, not an exact timer.

20% healThe Warden restores health.

High defenceDamage becomes less reliable.

Red lightningShadows mark targeted tiles.

Shrinking floorPhantom attacks force players closer.

Keep moving.
Watch the floor shadows.
Avoid red lightning.
Move forward as tiles disappear.
Continue attacking when the route is clear.
Do not block a teammate's movement.

FIX THE CAUSE OF THE WIPE

Common Impact ToA Mistakes

Starting too high: learn the base tiles and prayers before adding difficult invocations.
Forgetting Liquid Adrenaline: the documented Phase 1 opener depends on it.
Leaving Tile 1 early: wait for the documented 30 damage before moving.
Missing the UFO transition: move from Tile 2 to Tile 3 after the first set appears.
Stacking for the wrong orb: standing together only reduces the documented first orb.
Treating the Phase 2 markers as universal safety: beams, lightning and prayers still require reactions.
Standing still during Imprisonment: move because it targets your previous position.
Not reactivating prayer: Divine Projectile disables protection before showing its attack style.
Wasting the core window: equip the melee sequence before the core appears.
Losing the slam sequence: remember that Insanity prevents the normal reset.
Forgetting a melee weapon: red skulls need to be cleared quickly.
Copying the screenshot blindly: understand why each switch and supply is present.

BEFORE STARTING THE RAID

Impact ToA Pre-Raid Checklist

Spirit Tree route and Bosses category known

Correct NPC entry option selected

Invocation list checked with the team

Liquid Adrenaline packed

Defence-lowering special weapon ready

Ranged or magic obelisk setup ready

Melee core and red-skull weapon ready

Core attack sequence understood

Phase 1 Tile 1, 2 and 3 sequence understood

Phase 2 marked-position movement understood

Prayer and Divine Projectile indicators memorised

Obelisk beam responses understood

Phase 3 floor-slam pattern understood

Insanity reset change understood when enabled

Food, prayer restoration and combat boosts packed

FAQ

Impact Tombs of Amascut Questions

How do I get to Tombs of Amascut in Impact?

Teleport to ::home, use the Spirit Tree, open Bosses and select Tombs Of Amascut. At the raid entrance, speak to the nearby NPC before entering.

Which invocation level should I start with?

Start at the documented 150 invocation combination while learning the tiles, prayers and core. Move to 300 or higher only when the base mechanics no longer drain your supplies.

What is the recommended 150 invocation setup?

The Impact Wiki lists Sprint for It, Quiet Prayers and Deadly Prayers for 150 invocation. The list is a recommendation, not a completion guarantee.

What gear can I use for Impact ToA?

Impact documents high-level, medium/high-level, medium-level and budget Void examples. Use the tier your account can sustain while keeping the required melee, ranged or magic options and enough supplies.

What do Tiles 1, 2 and 3 do in Phase 1?

One player blocks the obelisk on Tile 1 until taking 30 damage, moves to Tile 2, then moves to Tile 3 after the first UFO set. Continue alternating between Tiles 2 and 3 until the obelisk dies.

What are the marked positions in Phase 2?

They are two adjacent positions used to simplify movement and alternate away from Imprisonment. The Wiki does not assign a unique role to the cyan or yellow marker, and neither position protects you from every attack.

Which prayer should I use in Phase 2?

Use Protect from Magic for the red-skull attack, Protect from Missiles for the normal-skull attack and Protect from Melee while in melee distance. Divine Projectile disables prayers, so reactivate the protection matching its projectile.

How do I avoid Imprisonment?

Move from your current marked position to the adjacent one because Imprisonment targets your last position. If it hits, you are frozen but can still eat and pray.

How do I damage the Warden core efficiently?

Prepare the melee switch before the core appears and follow a weapon-speed sequence your setup can execute. The Wiki provides Dragon Dagger, Rapier or Abyssal Tentacle and Godsword or Elder Maul examples, but does not guarantee a two-cycle result.

What is the Phase 3 floor-slam pattern?

The documented pattern is right of centre, left of centre, then centre. It normally resets after each red-skull set, but Insanity makes it continue from where it stopped.

What happens during the Warden enrage phase?

At approximately 5% HP, or roughly 100 HP, the Warden heals 20%, gains high defence and adds lightning while phantom attacks remove floor tiles. Keep moving and attack only when your route is clear.

OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT UPGRADE

Learn the Fight Before Pricing Upgrades

Mechanic knowledge matters more than copying every item in a screenshot. Once your runs show a repeated equipment or supply bottleneck, check the current Impact price and stock.

Check Impact Price & Stock

Official sources, screenshots and verification

Setup tiers, invocation lists and Wardens mechanics were checked against the Impact Wiki Tombs of Amascut page. The current access route was checked against the supplied Spirit Tree menu, and the Phase 1 and Phase 2 positions were illustrated with supplied in-game screenshots. Content reviewed July 26, 2026.

The cyan and yellow Phase 2 markers are treated as two interchangeable adjacent positions because the Wiki does not give the colours separate named roles. Gear screenshots are examples rather than mandatory inventories. RSPS Gold Hub is independent and is not affiliated with or approved by Impact.