Custom Content

• Buy / Sell X — enter a custom quantity when buying or selling from any shop.

• Deposit Inventory button added to all banks — deposits your entire inventory in one click.
• Bank Placeholders — ghost slots keep your bank layout when you withdraw items. Toggle in Settings → Placeholders. Disable the setting to clear empty ghosts.
• Lumbridge Castle Banker — a banker is available on the upper floor of Lumbridge Castle.

• Shift + Drop — hold Shift and left-click an item to instantly drop it.
• Keyboard dialogue — press Spacebar to continue NPC dialogue, number keys (1, 2, 3…) to select options.
• Shift + PM reply — press Shift to instantly reply to your last private message.
• Compass click — clicking the compass resets the camera to face north.
• Scroll wheel zoom — mouse scroll wheel controls camera zoom.
• F-key tab shortcuts — jump straight to a sidebar tab: F1 Combat, F2 Skills, F3 Quest Journal, F4 Inventory, F6 Equipment, F7 Prayer, F8 Magic, F9 Control Panel, F10 Friends.

• XP Drops — experience gains appear in the top-right corner of the screen.
• Ground item highlights — items worth 1,000,000 GP or more appear in green text on the ground.
• Inventory highlights — items worth 10,000,000 GP or more show in green text in your inventory.

• Combat style saves — your selected attack style (Slash, Block, Aggressive, etc.) persists through logout.
• Run mode saves — run toggled on/off persists through logout.
• AFK logout timer — 3 minutes of no real input before logging out.
• Word filter removed — no censorship on public or private chat.

• Bird's Nests have a chance to fall out of any tree while Woodcutting — the rate scales with tree tier, so higher-level trees give noticeably better odds:

• Search a nest for a random reward:

Dragon Axe combat and cutting animations have been fixed — it no longer bugs out when attacking or chopping, and its inventory icon has been resized to match the other axes.

New Beaver pet — a rare chance (1/50,000 per log received) while cutting any tree. Follows you around as a cosmetic companion. Not tradeable.

New Tree spirit pet — a rare chance (1/50,000 per log received) while cutting any tree. Cosmetic companion. Not tradeable.

• Quantity options added when cutting bows: 1 / 5 / 10 / All.

• Fires automatically continue burning logs from your inventory — no repeated clicking required.

• Cooking automatically continues through your full inventory instead of stopping after each item.
• Aubury's Note Service — Aubury in Varrock will note your rune essence for 100 GP per inventory.

• Furnaces automatically continue smelting bars from your inventory. Works for all bar types (Bronze through Rune). Stops if an iron bar fails.

• Gem drops from mining with an Amulet of Glory are supported.

New Rock golem pet — a rare chance (1/50,000 per ore mined) from any rock. Cosmetic companion. Not tradeable.

• Dragon Harpoon — a rare reward from Caskets (1/256). While in your inventory or worn slot, it grants an invisible +3 Fishing level boost that refreshes every harpoon cycle and drains naturally when you stop fishing. Broadcasts server-wide when obtained.

New River troll pet — a rare chance (1/50,000 per fish caught) from any fishing spot. Cosmetic companion. Not tradeable.

• Run energy recovery increased at all Agility levels (at 99: +32 per tick vs +24 previously).
• Run energy drain reduced — at 0 kg carry weight: ~45 drain per tick (was ~67).
• At 64 kg carry weight: ~90 drain per tick (was ~134).
• A full run energy bar at 0 weight lasts approximately 2.2 minutes (was 1.5 minutes).
• Falador shortcut — behind Falador Bank, requires 5 Agility. Works both directions.
• Taverley Dungeon pipe — shortcut directly to the Blue Dragons area, requires 50 Agility.

• Ardougne gem stall rebalanced — drop rates adjusted to reduce GP generation at high Thieving levels.

• Chaos Altar (Wilderness, Level 38) — bones offered here grant 3× Prayer XP. High risk, high reward.

A golden crown icon sits next to your Friends List. Click it to open the Oldrune Control Panel, which tracks your progress and contains all custom settings.

Complete challenge tiers to earn XP lamps, GP, teleport items, and exclusive gear. Access diaries via the Control Panel. Full details: /diaries

• Three tiers: Easy, Medium, Hard
• Completing Tier I rewards the Old Bow — currently the BiS ranged weapon
• Completing Tier II rewards the Abyssal Whip (untradeable) — currently the BiS melee weapon
• All bulk rewards are given as noted items
• Completed tasks display as white text on a green background

Earn Slayer XP and points by completing tasks assigned by Slayer Masters. Full details: /slayer

Slayer XP and points are 2× the standard rate.

Found in Varrock West Bank. Lets players buy and sell items through a simple player marketplace.

• Up to 20 active listings visible at once
• Maximum 5 active listings per player
• Listings expire after 24 hours — expired items return via the Collect tab
• You cannot buy your own listings
• Every ~15 minutes, a random active listing worth 10k+ GP is broadcast server-wide

Exclusive to the Slayer rewards shop. Visually aged dark metal, stats slightly better than Rune equivalents.

Costs 500 Slayer Points. A passive held item — keep it anywhere in your inventory. When you kill an NPC, the Bonecrusher automatically buries its bone drop and awards you the full Prayer XP. The bone never appears on the ground. Works on all bone types (Bones, Big bones, Dragon bones, etc.). Not tradeable.

Earned by completing Tier I Diaries. Currently the best-in-slot ranged weapon — higher Ranged Attack bonus than the Magic Shortbow. Not tradeable, not dropped, not sold in any shop. If lost on death, buy it back from the Diary Keeper in Lumbridge for 1,000,000 coins.

Earned by completing Tier II Diaries. Currently the best-in-slot melee weapon (slash). Requires 70 Attack. Not tradeable, not dropped, not sold in any shop. If lost on death, buy it back from the Diary Keeper in Lumbridge for 1,000,000 coins.

Available from Harold's Vote Shop in Edgeville for 25 vote points each. Three cosmetic colour variants — identical stats, different appearance.

Available from Harold's Vote Shop for 5 vote points. A ring with charges that can be used for teleportation.

Obtained by opening Slayer Chests with a Slayer Key. Keys drop at 1/500 from on-task kills. Bat pet drops at 1/500 from the chest. Overall rarity: approximately 1 in 250,000 Slayer task kills. Not tradeable.

A tiny Phoenix, straight from the OSRS Wintertodt. Every Wintertodt supply crate you open has a 1/1,000 chance to contain it. With up to 5 crates per game, keep subduing that Wintertodt! Drop it to have it follow you; right-click it and Pick-up to put it away. Shows in the Control Panel's Pets tab. Not tradeable.

All 7 partyhat colours broadcast server-wide on first obtain. Currently obtainable sources:

• Black Partyhat — drops from the Dagannoth Overlord (1/2000)
• Red Partyhat — rare reward from Vote Mystery Boxes (1/750)
• White Partyhat — found inside Caskets, obtained from Big Net fishing (1/500 per casket opened)
• Dragon Harpoon — rare find inside Caskets, obtained from Big Net fishing (1/256 per casket opened) — grants an invisible +3 Fishing boost while in inventory — broadcasts server-wide on obtain
• Green Partyhat — rare find when searching a Bird's Nest (1/1000)
• Other colours — coming soon

Located on top of Spider Hill, north of the Bandit Camp in approximately Level 28 Wilderness. Soloable but deep in the wilderness — watch for player killers. Respawns in 60 seconds.

Ores and bones drop noted. Runes always drop unnoted.

Found in the Wilderness (level 30) Hill Giant Dungeon, surrounded by regular Hill Giants. Two separate spawns exist so more than one group can fight him at once — one near the skeleton area (with the skull piles), and another a bit further north. Respawns in 2 minutes.

Each drop tier rolls one item at random from its list. Ores, bones, and fish drop noted; runes drop unnoted. He'll actively chase you for a while before giving up, so you'll need to stay engaged rather than tank hits from a distance.

Every player opens their own chest. In a group, your reward depends on how much of the party's damage you dealt — so everyone has to pull their weight.

• Solo: always 100% of the rewards.
• Group (2–4 players): up to 90% — raids are faster with friends, so groups get a little less. You get the full 90% if you dealt at least your fair share of the damage (half in a duo, a third in a trio, a quarter in a group of 4).
• Less than your fair share: your reward drops in proportion, but never below 25%.
• The percentage applies to the item amounts and to the uncommon/rare drop chances (battlestaffs, clues, Ava's, dragon items).

When you open the chest in a group you'll see your numbers, for example: “You dealt 1240 damage (30% of the party). Reward: 54%.”

Multi-combat for groups: parties of 2+ players are sent to the multi-combat arena first, so everyone can attack the same monster. Solo raids use the other arenas, keeping it free for groups.

The loot tables below show the full (100%) rewards.

Weak zombies, then tougher zombies, ending with the Zombie Brute boss.

Bones, herbs, big bones and battlestaffs drop noted; runes drop unnoted.

Hobgoblins and chaos druids give way to giants and earth warriors, ending with the Ogre Warchief boss (escorted by Ice Giants).

Ores, gems, herbs and battlestaffs drop noted; runes drop unnoted.

Demons and hellhounds escalate into greater demons, ending with the Demon Overlord boss (escorted by Black Demons).

Ashes, gems, herbs and battlestaffs drop noted; runes drop unnoted.

Every day you get 6 contracts: 3 Combat and 3 Skilling. They reset at midnight UTC (you get your new ones on your first login of the day). Each finished contract pays out on its own — do the ones you like.

You get 3 different skills each day. They work at any level — for example "Catch 75 fish" counts any fish. Medium contracts are 2× the amount below, Hard contracts 3×.

* Herblore and Runecraft contracts only show up once you've started those skills (after their quests).

Reaching these levels in any non-combat skill earns Guild Marks once. When the Guild launched, every player received Marks for the milestones they had already reached.

Your rank is based on all Marks you've ever earned — spending Marks never lowers it. Higher ranks unlock more of the Guild shop.

Each outfit needs level 50 in its skill to wear. Every piece gives +0.5% XP in that skill, and the full set gives +2.5%.

Bag contents are stored on your account, so if you lose a bag you can buy a new one and your contents are still there.

Swap 5 Guild Marks for an Old Key at the Keymaster (or buy one in the Guild shop), then use it on the Old Chest next to him for one of these rewards:

Found in Varrock Square. A gambling NPC with results broadcast server-wide.

• Bet between 10,000 and 1,000,000 coins
• Roll 55–100 to WIN — receive 190% of your bet back (90% profit)
• Roll 1–54 to lose your bet
• 46% win chance — approximately 2.6% house edge

See New Features → Exchange Clerk above.

Everyone joins as Member and ranks up from there. If the Owner leaves, ownership auto-transfers to the longest-serving Admin (or Moderator, or Member, in that order) — if the Owner is the last person left, the clan disbands automatically instead.

• Who can join: any Ironman or Hardcore Ironman account, new or existing — you don't need to start a fresh character.
• Group size: up to 5 members per group.
• Separate from clans: Group Ironman teams are independent of the regular Clan system. You can be in a clan and a GIM group at the same time — they don't interact.
• Trading: once you and another member have both been in the group for at least 24 hours, you can trade freely with each other — no other players, even in the same group, become tradeable exceptions to the normal Ironman rules.
• Loot sharing: drops become visible and pickable by groupmates too (not just the player who killed the monster), also gated by the same 24-hour rule.

Pending invites also show up automatically when you log in, so you won't miss one if you were offline when it was sent.

Groups are ranked on the Hiscores page under the Group Ironman tab — teams are ranked by their members' combined total XP, with a breakdown available per skill too.

Shared group storage (a communal bank/chest for the whole team) is planned for a future update but isn't in yet. For now, item sharing between groupmates happens through direct trading and shared loot visibility only.

• Requirement: 50 Firemaking to light and feed the braziers.
• Grab an axe, knife, hammer and tinderbox from the supply crates at the camp if you don't have them.
• Chop bruma roots from the roots around the arena and fletch them into bruma kindling with a knife.
• Light a brazier and feed it: roots = 10 points, kindling = 25 points. Lighting a brazier or fixing a broken one with a hammer = 25 points.
• Every burning brazier drains the Wintertodt's energy. When it reaches 0, it's subdued and the round ends. More players = more energy to burn through.
• The Wintertodt regenerates 1% of its energy every ~10 seconds, so keep those braziers burning!
• Watch out: the cold and falling snow damage you during a round, and the Wintertodt regularly puts out or breaks braziers. Relight them with a tinderbox or fix them with a hammer.
• Feeding gives Firemaking XP scaled to your level.

You need at least 500 points when the Wintertodt is subdued to get a reward: 1 supply crate per 500 points, up to 5 crates per game (2,500 points). Each crate needs 4 free inventory spaces to open and contains 3 rolls from the table below plus a chance at the rare drops. Most loot is noted and scales with your skill levels.

Looking for the Pyromancer outfit? It's in the Adventurer's Guild shop for Guild Marks from your daily contracts.