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Herblore is used to make different sorts of potions and poisons. Before you can use herblore you will need to complete the druidic ritual quest .

A lot of the herbs you find in the game will be unidentified. To be able to use them you will first need to use your herblore skill to identify them. Just click on a herb to identify it and if you are high enough level it will then become an identified herb type. As your herblore level gets higher you will be able to identify more and more different herbs.

The following is a table showing at what level you will be able to identify each herb. A similar table to the one below can be opened in the game by clicking the herblore skill icon in the stats menu.

Herb	Level	Herb	Level
Guam Leaf	Level 3	Marrentill	Level 5
Tarromin	Level 11	Harralander	Level 20
Ranarr Weed	Level 25	Toadflax	Level 30
Irit Leaf	Level 40	Avantoe	Level 48
Kwuarm	Level 54	Snapdragon	Level 59
Cadantine	Level 65	Lantadyme	Level 67
Dwarf Weed	Level 70	Torstol	Level 75

You will need a vial. These can be bought from shops such as the herblore shop in Taverley or made using glassmaking (see the crafting guide). Fill the vial with water from a sink or fountain. To make potions you will need a combination of one identified herb and one other ingredient as shown in the table below. You must add your herb to your vial of water first and then the other ingredient. As you reach higher levels you will be able to make more types of potions.

Extra-strong and super-strong antipoison and weapon poison potions must be mixed using a vial of coconut milk and two ingredients. Coconut milk can be obtained by smashing a coconut with a hammer, and pouring the milk into a vial.

Potion ingredients	Level	Herb needed	Second ingredient
Attack potion	3	Guam Leaf		Eye of Newt
Antipoison potion	5	Marrentill		Ground unicorn horn
Strength potion	12	Tarromin		Limpwurt root
Stat restore potion	22	Harralander		Red spider's eggs
Energy potion	26	Harralander		Chocolate Dust
Defence potion	30	Ranarr Weed		White Berries
Agility potion	34	Toadflax		Toads Legs
Restore prayer potion	38	Ranarr Weed		Snape Grass
Super attack potion	45	Irit Leaf		Eye of Newt
Super antipoison potion	48	Irit Leaf		Ground unicorn horn
Fishing potion	50	Avantoe		Snape Grass
Super energy potion	52	Avantoe		Mort Myre Fungi
Super strength potion	55	Kwuarm		Limpwurt root
Weapon poison	60	Kwuarm		Ground Bluedragon scale
Super restore potion	63	Snapdragon		Red spider's eggs
Super defence potion	66	Cadantine		White Berries
Extra-Strong Antipoison potion	68	Toadflax		Yew Roots
Anti-firebreath potion	69	Lantadyme		Ground Bluedragon scale
Ranging potion	72	Dwarf Weed		Wine of Zamorak
Extra-strong Weapon Poison potion	73	Cactus Spine		Red spider's eggs
Magic potion	76	Lantadyme		Potato Cactus
Potion of Zamorak	78	Torstol		Jangerberries
Super-strong Antipoison potion	79	Irit Leaf		Magic Tree Roots
Super-strong Weapon Poison potion	82	Nightshade		Poison-Ivy Berries

The unicorn horn, blue dragon scale and chocolate (for chocolate dust) need to be ground before they can be used in the potions. To grind them use the pestle and mortar bought from the herblore shop.

The weapon poison can only be used only on certain weapons such as arrows and daggers. Players can be poisoned by other player's poisoned weapons or by a poisonous npc. Extra-strong and super-strong weapon poisons inflict far more damage and their effects last for longer. A player will slowly take damage from the poison until it either wears off or they drink an anti-poison potion. The potion also grants a small immunity so that the drinker cannot be poisoned for a short while. Extra-strong and super-strong anti-poison potions give much longer periods of immunity.