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Impling jar

#11260

"It's got little holes in the top."

WikiGE
High Alch1gp
Low Alch1gp
Store Value1gp
GE Limit13,000

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About Impling jar

"It's got little holes in the top."

Impling jar is the empty container produced when a player catches a baby impling at Puro-Puro or in mainland Gielinor with a Magic butterfly net. Higher tier impling jars (e.g. eclectic, nature, magpie, dragon) contain valuable loot that is released when the jar is opened, making jars themselves a cheap commodity but a critical Hunter consumable.

Item Details

Item ID11260
MembersYes
Store Value1gp
High Alch1gp
Low Alch1gp
GE Limit13,000 / 4h

Item Information

Released2006-11-06
UpdateHunter
Weight0 kg
TradeableYes
StackableYes
NoteableNo
EquipableNo
Quest itemNo
AlchableYes
DestroyDrop
OptionsOpenDrop

Creation Recipes

HunterLevel 1720 XP
Materials:
Butterfly jarMagic butterfly net
Tools:Butterfly jar, Magic butterfly net

History (2)

  1. 2017-06-08

    Loot tables for higher tier jars were rebalanced for the GE economy.

  2. 2006-11-06

    Released with the Hunter skill and impling species in Puro-Puro.

Related Items

Butterfly jarComponent
Empty jar used to capture implings before they become impling jars.
Magic butterfly netComponent
Net used at Puro-Puro and in mainland to catch implings.
Nature impling jarAlternative
Higher-tier impling species that yields herb-based loot.
Eclectic impling jarAlternative
Popular mid-tier impling that drops clue boxes.
Dragon impling jarAlternative
Top-tier impling jar yielding dragon equipment loot.

Market Strategy

  • Value sits at the GE minimum because the base jar is a byproduct of every impling catch.
  • Demand comes from Hunter trainers who want extra storage at Puro-Puro.
  • Buy limit of 13,000 means the item is effectively unlimited supply.

Trading Tips

Treat as a vendor good; alch is impossible at 1 gp.
Stockpile during impling content spotlight weeks to flip on demand spikes.
Avoid holding long-term: stack quickly depreciates.