Requirements

• It is recommended to have at least level 70 defense to use the full Veracs set before fighting the Chaos Elemental.
• As for attack and strength, you should have at least level 80.

In case you are not a main account, you won’t necessarily be needing any defense level, but if you have a level of let’s day one defense, you’re still going to need at least level 60 attack and 80 strength.

Recommended Gear

You will want to use a full Verac’s set up for the set effect and defensive bonuses. As for the other items, these are the recommendations:

• Explorer’s ring.
• Rune gloves.
• Climbing boots.
• Mythical cape/God Cape/Ardy Cloak 3/4. 
• God cape, ardy cloak.
• Rada’s blessing
• Amulet of Glory

Make sure to bring the following items as part of your inventory:

• 1 super combat potion.
• 1 saradomin brew.
• 1 super restore.
• 3 prayer potions.
• 1 stamina potion.
• Teleports.
• Seedpod.
• Food (summer pies recommended).

You can also opt to go for Viggora’s Chainmace setup.

• Helm of neitiznot.
• Explorer’s ring.
• Mythical cape.
• Proselyte top.
• Proselyte bottom.
• Climbing boots.
• Amulet of torture.
• Dragon defender.
• Barrows gloves.
• Rada’s blessing.

As for the inventory of this setup, the same items apply except for the food. You won’t be taking much damage with this gear, so you won’t need to waste money on the summer pies (you can replace them with sharks).

Chaos Elemental Location

To get to the Chaos Elemental, you have a few different options.

The fastest way to get there requires using the wilderness obelisk, which will teleport you around the wilderness. If you don’t have one of these in your house, you will have to use the burning amulet to teleport you to the Chaos Altar, run north, find the obelisk and take it around the wilderness until you find the level 50 portal.

If you happen to have completed the wilderness hard diaries, you will choose your destination on the obelisk, making your trip to elemental chaos much faster.

Your next best option is using the wilderness lever in Edgeville. Run south of the back to find the lever, which will teleport you to the deep wilderness. Once you get there, run north, get yourself through the web, and head southeast.

A little further down, turn slightly east, and the chaos elemental will be roaming around somewhere in that area.

You can also use an Annakarl teleport if you have completed Desert Treasure:

How To Fight the Chaos Elemental

The chaos elemental has two main mechanics. The first one consists of a sort of teleport; if you are hit by it (looks like a red ball), you will be teleported some distance away from the chaos elemental; this is why you need a stamina potion.

As for the second mechanic, the chaos elemental will throw some little green spell at you, which will render you unequipped. If you have any open spaces in your inventory, some of your items will be taken off and placed there –the summer pies will keep your inventory full at all times, so this doesn’t affect you.

The flinching method is the best approach that you can take to fight the chaos elemental successfully. The kills can turn up a little slow, but you won’t have to worry about taking any damage.

If you have a Verac’s setup, you get to the Chaos Elemental, Protect from magic, Piety, and Preserve. His magic will hit you the hardest since your magic defense is as low as it can be. Go ahead and start attacking him until you kill him.

Although using the Chainmace is recommended, you can use any other weapon for the flinching method. What you have to do is position yourself behind the trees near to the wall. Put on your protect from magic as you find the chaos elemental.

Once it starts attacking you, get back over to the tree, stand behind it, and the chaos elemental will come to you. Turn piety on, and then start flinching it. Go ahead and attack it and run back immediately behind the tree. Once the hp bar disappears, repeat the attack process.

* You can turn off your piety while you’re behind the tree to save a little of your prayer.

This method will save you a little bit of money from food and prayer, and you can keep doing it for as long as you want.