Gold Charm Dropper: Ice Warrior

Killing ice warriors are a reliable source of gold charms.

Gold Charm Drop Rate of an Ice Warrior

If you kill 1000 ice warriors, you will receive around 434 gold charms. This means that for each ice warrior that you kill, you have around 43% chance of receiving a gold charm.

Where Ice Warriors are Located

Ice warriors can be found at the Ice Plateau, the Chaos Tunnels, the Asgarnian Ice Caves (where you mine blurite ore), and below and above White Wolf Mountain. Obviously killing ice warriors in the Ice Plateau and Chaos Tunnels are not recommended areas to grind at. The remaining two are relatively safe and easy to access. White Wolf Mountain is closest to a bank and easiest to get to (dwarven mine cart travel, charter boat, and gnome glider), however don't forget to bring a pickaxe. There will be rocks blocking your path, and you will need a mining level of 50 to clear it. All ice warriors are level 57.

Fighting Ice Warriors

Ice warriors are warriors made of ice. Like ice and the armor they wear, they are very vulnerable to crush attacks. As well, fire spells have a bonus when fighting ice warriors, but this is not recommended due to eventual large profit losses.

Keep in mind that ice warriors hit low but often. If you are considering to grind ice warriors, bring some decent food like salmon or lobsters.

Gold Charm Dropper: Werewolf

Killing werewolves are a reliable source of gold charms.

Gold Charm Drop Rate of a Werewolf

If you kill 1000 werewolves, you will generally receive around 431 gold charms. This means that for each werewolf that you kill, you have around 43% chance of receiving a gold charm.

Where Werewolves are Located

Level 88 werewolves can be found in the werewolf town of Canifis. Level 93 werewolves can be found at the God Wars Dungeon. It is recommended to grind werewolves at Canifis due to its proximity to a bank, as well as the fact that they are somewhat weaker than their God Wars counterparts.

Fighting Werewolves

It is recommended for players with a combat level of 70+ to kill werewolves. Werewolves don't really have weaknesses other than the Wolfbane dagger.

For higher leveled players, simply bringing their general monster hunting equipment will be sufficient in killing werewolves. Simply attacking a villager of Canifis will cause them to transform into level 88 werewolves.

There are many safe-spots in Canifis for rangers and mages. Commonly used safe-spots include the tables in the buildings. A person can attack with bolts or spells accross tables and safely attack werewolves without fear of being hit back.

Lower leveled players may use the Wolfbane dagger to first weaken the human version of a werewolf (level 24) and switch to their primary weapon after. This would lower the werewolf's hitpoints upon transformation, although it regenerates half its half once transformed.