OSRS Quest Cape Guide How to Achieve This Prestigious Milestone

In Old School RuneScape (OSRS), the Quest Cape is a symbol of dedication, skill, and perseverance. Awarded to players who complete all available quests, this cape represents a significant achievement in the game. Whether you’re a new member or a seasoned player, this comprehensive guide will walk you through the steps to obtain the Quest Cape, including requirements, strategies, and tips to make your journey smoother. Let’s dive into how you can earn this prestigious item and show off your adventurer status in Gielinor!

The Quest Cape, also known as the Quest Point Cape, is a Cape of Accomplishment that players can purchase for 99,000 coins from the Wise Old Man in Draynor Village after completing all quests (excluding miniquests). It boasts unlimited teleports to the Legends’ Guild gates, a discount on Nightmare Zone dreams, and is a requirement for the Lumbridge & Draynor Elite Diary. However, obtaining it requires completing every quest in OSRS, currently totaling 321 quest points as of May 2025.

What Makes the Quest Cape Special?

The Quest Cape is more than just a cosmetic item. It signifies that you’ve explored nearly all of Gielinor‘s storylines and unlocked vast amounts of content. Here are some key benefits:

• Unlimited Teleports: Teleport to the Legends’ Guild, close to a fairy ring, saving time on travel.
• Nightmare Zone Discount: Reduces dream costs by 10,000 coins, ideal for combat training.
• Elite Diary Task: Using the cape’s emote in the Wise Old Man’s house completes a task for the Lumbridge & Draynor Elite Diary.
• Prestige: Showcases your commitment to completing all quests, a feat comparable to achieving level 99 in a skill.

Trimmed Quest Cape

Once you have the Quest Cape, you can upgrade it to the trimmed version by completing all Achievement Diaries. This enhances its appearance and adds to your prestige, though it requires significant additional effort.

Requirements for the Quest Cape

Earning the Quest Cape demands a combination of quest completions, skill levels, and game knowledge. Below, we outline the core requirements and minimum skill levels needed.

Quest Completion

You must complete all 158 quests in OSRS, including both Free-to-Play (22 quests) and Members-only (136 quests), to achieve 321 quest points. Miniquests are not required for the cape itself, but six specific miniquests are prerequisites for certain quests:

• Alfred Grimhand’s Barcrawl (for Horror from the Deep, Scorpion Catcher)
• Enter the Abyss (for Devious Minds, Temple of the Eye, Wanted!)
• Skippy and the Mogres (for Rag and Bone Man II)
• Curse of the Empty Lord (for The General’s Shadow, Secrets of the North)
• The General’s Shadow (for Secrets of the North)
• His Faithful Servants (for Desert Treasure Desert Treasure II – The Fallen Empire)

Skill and Combat Requirements

To complete all quests, you need specific skill levels and a minimum combat level. The table below summarizes the minimum requirements:

Skill/Stat	Minimum Level
Combat Level	85 (for Dream Mentor)
Attack	50
Hitpoints	50
Strength	50
Prayer	50
Runecrafting	55
Thieving	60
Ranged	60
Fletching	60
Smithing	70
Herblore	70
Defence	70
Fishing	70
Cooking	70
Crafting	70
Firemaking	70
Slayer	70
Farming	70
Construction	70
Hunter	70
Woodcutting	71
Mining	72
Magic	75
Total Level	1954

Note: Some skills can be boosted temporarily to meet requirements, but the combat level of 85 is mandatory for the Dream Mentor quest.

Optimal Questing Strategy

With 158 quests to complete, efficiency is key. Following an optimal quest order minimizes skill training and maximizes rewards. The OSRS Optimal Quest Guide on the Wiki is a great resource for this.

Start with Free-to-Play Quests

Begin with the 22 Free-to-Play quests, which are generally easier and help you gain early experience. Examples include:

• Cook’s Assistant
• The Restless Ghost
• Dragon Slayer

Progress to Novice and Intermediate Quests

Move on to novice and intermediate Members-only quests, such as Waterfall Quest and The Tourist Trap, which offer substantial experience rewards to boost your skills.

Tackle Advanced Quests

Save grandmaster quests like Monkey Madness II and Song of the Elves for later, as they require higher skills and combat prowess. Use quest guides to prepare for challenging boss fights.

Tips for Efficient Questing

Questing can be time-consuming, but these tips will help you stay on track:

• Use Quest Guides: The OSRS Wiki provides detailed walkthroughs for each quest, including required items and strategies.
• Leverage Experience Rewards: Quests like Waterfall Quest and The Knight’s Sword offer significant XP, reducing training time.
• Train Combat Early: A combat level of 85 is required, so prioritize combat training to handle tough quest bosses.
• Use Teleports: Unlock fairy rings and other teleports early to save time traveling.
• Stock Up on Gold: You’ll need at least 25 million OSRS gold for quest items, teleports, and the cape itself.

Maintaining Your Quest Cape

Once you purchase the Quest Cape, new quests may be released, causing it to unequip. You must complete the new quest to re-equip it. If your inventory and bank are full, the cape will be sent to the Wise Old Man, who will return it for free. Keep some gold handy in case you need to repurchase it.

Trimming the Cape

To trim your Quest Cape, complete all Achievement Diaries. This is a significant undertaking but pairs well with the Quest Cape as a long-term goal.

Community and Resources

Join OSRS communities on Reddit or Discord for questing tips and support. Tools like the OSRS Quest Planner can help you track progress and plan your next steps.

Earning the Quest Cape in OSRS is a monumental achievement that opens up nearly all of Gielinor‘s content. By following this guide, you’ll be well-equipped to tackle the 158 quests, meet the skill requirements, and claim your cape. Happy questing, and may your adventures in RuneScape be legendary!