Guides

The written half of the wiki. Every other page here is generated from the game server; these are the walkthroughs that tell you what to do with it.

Getting started

Getting startedWhat a new account should do in its first hour, and where everything at home is.
Ranks, modes and what each gives upThe account type ladder, what each mode charges and pays, and the two other rank ladders beside it.
Teleports and how to get anywhereThe teleport window, the three spellbooks, and the handful of shortcuts worth remembering.
Blood money and what it buysThe combat currency: where it comes from, what it is priced against, and the four things worth saving for.

Chambers of XericThe corridor raid: what is live, how a party works, and what the Great Olm pays.
Theatre of BloodVerzik Vitur across three phases, the reward room, and what the Theatre pays.
Tombs of AmascutThe Wardens raid, its three phases, and the reward room at the end of it.
The GauntletGather, craft and cook against a timer, then fight the Hunllef with what you made.
The InfernoSixty-nine waves for one cape, the three rocky supports, and TzKal-Zuk at the end.
The Wilderness bossesEvery fight above the ditch, what the singles-plus caves change, and what a death out there costs.

Blood SlayerBlood Krystilia's Wilderness boss tasks, the points they pay, and the only real source of Slayer experience.
TasksThree daily jobs and a lifetime list, on the minimap orb, each naming what it pays.
Combat and Skilling AchievementsTwo ladders on the real Old School screens, what each tier pays, and who hands the rewards over.
Treasure trailsHard, elite and master clues, the four step types, and the caskets that are the earned route to the cosmetics.
Bounty HunterWilderness targets, emblems, killstreaks, and the target teleport that finds them.
Blood TournamentsAn automated player-versus-player bracket every hour, fought on a fixed loadout, with nothing at risk.
The Rest YardTen stations that pay experience while you are away, the token shop, and the bonus that only credit earns.
The gem stallThe coin faucet: one stall by the bank, no requirements, and a guard who turns up eventually.
GamblingFlower poker in the yard east of the Rest Yard: how a game starts, what the server holds, and what may be staked.

Blood PactsThe fountain's twenty-seven permanent perks, what each branch does, and the ones to buy first.
The Grand Exchange and the General StoreWhere to sell things: the player market, the coin counter that always buys, and why alchemy is switched off.
Item repairThe eleven untradeables that break instead of dropping, what Perdu charges, and what your killer takes.
VotingFour listings, a daily cap, the streak that now breaks, and what vote points buy.
Donator perks and the Crimson CourtThe seven tiers, what each rung actually changes, and the zone behind the portal.
Boxes and keysEvery container in the game, where each one comes from, and which of them are worth opening rather than selling.