Ceramic remains

Ceramic remains are a unique and valuable item in Old School RuneScape, primarily obtained from the various ceramic containers scattered throughout the lands of Gielinor. These remains are remnants of the once-cherished ceramic jars, often filled with treasures or food, that adventurers have long sought after. Players can discover these remains by smashing ceramic jars, which can be found in various locations, including the Karamja Volcano and the Temple of Ikov. The chance of receiving ceramic remains adds an element of excitement and surprise to the exploration of these regions.

These remains can be examined for a humorous description, showcasing the game’s characteristic charm. While they may not serve a direct purpose in combat or skilling, they contribute to the overall lore and aesthetic of the game, making them a delightful find for collectors and completionists alike. Additionally, ceramic remains can be traded, allowing players to interact with one another and share in the thrill of discovery. Whether a seasoned adventurer or a curious newcomer, uncovering these mysterious remnants is sure to enhance your journey through the vibrant world of Old School RuneScape.

Released	25 July 2019 (Update)
Members	Yes
Quest item	No
Properties
Tradeable	No
Equipable	No
Stackable	No
Noteable	No
Options	Read, Drop
Examine	A fragmented piece of ancient pottery.
Values
Value	1 coin
High alch	0 coins
Low alch	0 coins
Weight	0.15 kg

What are Ceramic Remains?

Ceramic remains are unique and valuable items found within the world of Old School RuneScape (OSRS). These items represent fragments of ancient pottery that adventurers can collect during their journey through Gielinor. Players can find ceramic remains while exploring various locations, especially those related to archaeology and treasure hunting.

How to Obtain Ceramic Remains

Players can obtain ceramic remains primarily through the following methods:

Excavation Sites: Ceramic remains can be unearthed at various excavation sites throughout Gielinor. Players with the necessary Archaeology level can dig up these remains using a spade.
Treasure Trails: Completing certain Treasure Trails may reward players with ceramic remains as a treasure reward.
Monster Drops: Some monsters, particularly those related to ancient cultures, may drop ceramic remains upon defeat.

Uses of Ceramic Remains

Ceramic remains serve several purposes in OSRS, enhancing the gameplay experience:

Crafting: Players can use ceramic remains to craft various pottery items, which can be useful for skills like Crafting.
Quests: Certain quests require players to collect ceramic remains, adding an element of exploration and collection to the game.
Historical Significance: Players can learn about the history of Gielinor and its ancient civilizations by collecting and studying these remains.

Locations to Find Ceramic Remains

Several key locations in Gielinor are known for having ceramic remains. Here are some notable spots:

Location	Description
Malcolm’s Dig Site	This excavation site is rich in ancient artifacts, including ceramic remains. Players can find it south of Varrock.
Gnome Stronghold	In the Gnome Stronghold, players can dig near the gnome statue for a chance to uncover ceramic remains.
Fossil Island	This island is known for its archaeological significance, making it a prime spot to find ceramic remains.

Market Value of Ceramic Remains

The market value of ceramic remains can fluctuate based on supply and demand within the game. Factors influencing their value include:

Rarity: The rarity of the remains affects their price. More sought-after pieces can fetch higher prices.
Player Demand: If a new quest or crafting item requiring ceramic remains is introduced, demand can spike.
Trading: Players can trade ceramic remains with each other, influencing the market value.

As of now, players can expect ceramic remains to range in value from 1,000 to 5,000 coins depending on the current market conditions.

Benefits of Collecting Ceramic Remains

Collecting ceramic remains offers several advantages for players:

Experience Points: Players gain valuable experience points in the Archaeology skill when excavating ceramic remains.
Completionist Goals: For those pursuing completionist achievements, collecting all types of ceramic remains can be a satisfying goal.
Community Engagement: Sharing findings and trading with other players enriches the community experience.

FAQs about Ceramic Remains

1. Can I sell ceramic remains to other players?

Yes, ceramic remains can be traded or sold to other players. Their market value can vary, so it’s wise to check prices before trading.

2. Do I need a specific level to excavate ceramic remains?

While there is no specific Archaeology level required to dig for ceramic remains, higher levels may improve your chances of finding them at excavation sites.

3. Are ceramic remains used in any quests?

Yes, some quests require players to collect ceramic remains as part of the objectives. Keeping a stockpile can be beneficial for questing.

4. What happens if I accidentally drop my ceramic remains?

If you drop your ceramic remains, they will remain on the ground for a short period before disappearing. Make sure to keep them in your inventory or bank!