Quick Scoop: Level 2 Akkha in OSRS Tombs of Amascut means the memory phase has 5 lights/blasts instead of 4. Several guides and player discussions also note that the count scales by path level, with level 2 and 3 using 5, while higher levels can go to 6.

What it means

In the Akkha memory skip, you’re reacting to the “Simon Says” style memory sequence. For level 2 Akkha , the important part is that you should expect five memory steps/blasts and plan your staircase or skip timing around that count.

How players use it

A common safe rule from guides is to count the memories and move on the final one, or use a staircase pattern after the last light appears. One guide specifically says the skip is done by moving one tile in and out repeatedly after the last light, and another says to click immediately after the final light shows up.

Practical takeaway

If you’re asking because you keep miscounting Akkha, the short answer is: Level 2 = 5 memories. That’s the number to watch for before doing your memory skip.

Path levelMemory count
0–14
2–35
4+6
**TL;DR:** Level 2 Akkha memory skip uses **5** memory steps, so count to five before you execute the skip.