On Drop Rate helps you check roughly how long you'd need to grind for an item, and whether you're actually dry right now, or just feeling like it.
We're passionate OSRS players, grinding since the game's 2013 release across multiple accounts and every seasonal game mode along the way.
This vibe-coded project is built and maintained by us.
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The Odium shard 1 takes about 5 hours and 1 minute to obtain if you are exactly on droprate.
Expected kills
256
Expected kills on drop rate
Expected time to obtain
5h 1m
at 51 kills/hour (average)
Loot from 256 kills
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