Akkha is a powerful apparition encountered at the end of the Path of Het, within the Tombs of Amascut raid. Once a human warrior dedicated to the god Het, he eventually came under the influence of Amascut and was used by her to imprison Het.

The Tombs of Amascut is a raid located within the Jaltevas Pyramid in the necropolis. The raid makes use of the invocation system, allowing players to customise the difficulty of the raid by choosing to enable various invocations that act as difficulty modifiers to the raid. The tombs' nexus, where all the paths can be found.

Perfect Akkha is a master combat achievement which requires the player to complete Akkha in a group of two or more, without anyone taking any damage from the following: Akkha's attacks off-prayer, Akkha's special attacks (orbs, memory, detonate), exploding shadow timers, orbs in the enrage phase or attacking Akkha with the wrong style.

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Sep 2, 2022 · What are people doing to get through the final phase of Akkha? I can get through it, but I have to chug through brews. Do people have any tips to reduce supply use? It feels near impossible to dodge all of the cyclone thingies.

This is a quick guide on how to use the Butterfly Method-- a strategy which allows you to take 0 damage from Akkha's melee phase while doing continuous magic damage to both Akkha and his shadows. If you have Tumeken's Shadow, or a high magic level and great gear, this is the most effective way to damage Akkha.

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The Remnant of Akkha is an item obtained from the Tombs of Amascut raid. It is used on the Tumeken's guardian pet to allow it to metamorphose into Akkhito. In order to receive one from the reward chest, players must complete a raid at level 450+ with zero deaths for all party members, whilst having all invocations for Akkha enabled.