Ice warriors are a mid-level creature that are commonly assigned as slayer tasks. They are assigned by mid-level masters such as Krystilia, Mazchna and Vannaka. Despite this, they do not actually have a slayer level requirement to kill them.
Where to kill Ice Warriors in OSRS?
- Frozen Waste Plateau (both north and south sides)
- Asgarnian Ice Dungeon
- White Wolf Mountain
- Ice Queen’s Lair
The most popular location is the Asgarnian Ice Dungeon, as it is super easy to access via the fairy ring at mudskipper point. The code for this fairy ring is A-I-Q, run north from the fairy ring spawn and enter the trapdoor to the dungeon.

Ice Warrior Gear Setup
Finding the most optimal gear to use when killing Ice Warriors in OSRS is important. Helping to increase your kills per hour and reduce supply costs. Either Melee or Ranged-based combat is recommended here, setups can be seen below for a variety of different budgets.
Melee Gear Setups
Max Melee

Mid-tier Melee

Budget Melee

Ranged Gear Setups
Max Ranged

Mid-tier Ranged

Budget Ranged

Ice Warrior FAQs
Below is some of the most frequently asked questions by players in osrs looking to kill Ice Warriors for the first time.
What are Ice Warriors weak to?
Ice Warriors are weak to fire spells and crush weapons. However, if you have relatively strong combat levels and gear they will be easy to kill with any attack style. They have very low defence levels in general.
Strategy for killing them
Bring strong melee armour if not using protection prayers as they are fairly accurate monsters. They are also highly aggressive, meaning they can be killed relatively afk with auto-retaliate. Although if you are a lower level you will need to pay careful attention to your hp/prayer levels to avoid death. Safe spots can also be useful if using range/mage.
Can you Safe Spot Ice Warriors?
Yes, the Ice Warriors can be safe spotted and it is easy to do. Particularly in areas such as the Asgardian Ice Dungeon where there are many boulders and rocks that can block the pathing of the Ice Warrior. This can be seen in the image below.
