Steel heraldic helm (HAM)

The Al Kharid Flyer is a unique transportation item in Old School RuneScape (OSRS) that allows players to travel swiftly between Al Kharid and various locations. It serves as a convenient means of navigating the expansive world of Gielinor, saving players valuable time when embarking on quests or gathering resources. With its vibrant design and…

Buchu seeds are a valuable item in Old School RuneScape, primarily known for their role in the Herblore skill. These seeds can be obtained by players through various means, including looting from monsters or purchasing from other players. When planted in a herb patch, buchu seeds will grow into buchu plants, which can then be…

The Bronze gold-trimmed set (lg) is a valuable piece of equipment in Old School RuneScape, showcasing both aesthetics and prestige. Crafted from bronze and adorned with striking gold trim, this set is not only a testament to a player’s dedication in their journey but also serves as an eye-catching display of their achievements. This armor…

The Clue Scroll (easy) is a special item in Old School RuneScape that offers players the chance to embark on a treasure hunting adventure. This particular clue requires players to wave along the south fence of the Lumber Yard, located just south of Varrock. Completing this task will lead players closer to uncovering hidden rewards,…

The Moonclan helm is a distinctive headgear worn by the citizens of the mythical Moonclan, a faction residing in the depths of the Lumbridge Swamp. Crafted from the finest materials sourced from the Moon, this helm offers not only protection but also a unique aesthetic that reflects the enchanting culture of its creators. Adventurers who…

Rose’s Note is a unique item within the vast world of Old School RuneScape (OSRS), cherished by players for its rich backstory and connection to the game’s lore. This note, penned by the character Rose, serves as a heartfelt message that adds depth to the ongoing narrative surrounding the various quests. Players often seek out…