Black chinchompas are one-handed multi-target stackable Ranged weapons requiring level 65 Ranged to use. Black chinchompas can be obtained by box trapping black chinchompas in the Wilderness. This requires 73 Hunter, and will give the player 315 Hunter experience per catch.

The black chinchompa is a chinchompa that players can capture with the Hunter skill at level 73 or above and the completion of Eagles' Peak, granting 315 Hunter experience.

Black chinchompas are very widely used for quickly levelling up Ranged, and players will make most of their money from Hunter by catching them. Upon arrival, it would be a good idea to kill one to see where it respawns so that traps can be set accordingly to surround the spot.

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Dec 16, 2024 · Black Chinchompas are unique creatures used as stackable ranged weapons. Their ability to hit multiple enemies simultaneously allows players to achieve impressive ranged XP rates, making them highly sought after for ranged training.

Just plain nasty.

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Black chinchompas are found in the Wilderness, south-east of the Lava Maze. Black chinchompas can be caught using the Hunter skill. They can be trapped with box traps at level 73 Hunter and give 315 Hunter experience when caught. The chance of a successful catch is -78/255 at level 1...

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