RuneScape, recreated in Minecraft

Eight slayer masters with their own assignment pools, a 39-item slayer reward shop and a wilderness-only master.

Turael assigns from 66 monsters, Krystilia 37 in the wilderness, Raff 18, Sumona 15, Achtryn 14, Vannaka 14, Catolax 10 and Spria 3. Slayer points buy from a 39-item reward shop including bonecrusher necklaces, rune pouch upgrades and cursed weapons, and your task history is tracked alongside.

Every player gets a private, persistent island world they build on and can open to visitors.

Every player gets a private world of their own, auto-saved every ten minutes, with /visit and /leave so other players can drop in. A hammer-driven place and destroy loop, a sawmill, a storage chest, teleport tabs and six house portals (Rimmington, Taverley, Pollnivneach, Rellekka, Brimhaven, Yanille) complete the skill.

A three-tab log that records boss drops, clue rewards and other uniques, paying 500 Exploration XP per new entry.

The log fills itself as you play, taking monster drops, casket rewards, barrows chest loot and the fire cape and filing each under Bosses, Clue scrolls or Others. A first-time entry announces itself and pays 500 Exploration XP, so the log is worth chasing rather than just recording. Boss drops are grouped by what dropped them and clue rewards by difficulty.

21 agility courses, 65 shortcuts and a ticket-based agility arena.

Courses span Gnome Stronghold, Al Kharid, Varrock, Canifis, Falador, Seers’ Village and Draynor rooftops, Barbarian Stronghold, the Agility Pyramid, the wilderness course and volcano, Mort’ton’s three difficulty tiers, and the training facility’s easy, medium and hard variants. 65 shortcuts gate travel on your Agility level, and the Agility Arena adds a moving-pillar ticket game with fall damage.

Standard, Hardcore and Ultimate ironman, each with its own chat icon and stripped-back ruleset.

Three variants: ironman, hardcore and ultimate. Ironman switches off the Grand Exchange, player trading, the party room, the booster shop and vote parties, so everything you own you made. Hardcore adds a single life. Ultimate goes further again and takes banking away, with dedicated storage rules in its place.

RuneTale, the seasonal mode: a separate ruleset that inherits the main game and then changes the rules under you.

Season I layers 161 league tasks across six tiers onto the main game, with Runepoints, weekly rewards, tier rewards, boosted drop rates and its own scoreboard. Season II is in development and not yet released, and we are keeping what is in it to ourselves for now. It runs alongside the main game rather than instead of it, so you can play both and switch between them whenever you like, and a season resetting at its end leaves your main account untouched.

57 quests and 2,900 dialogue trees, from Cook’s Assistant to Dragon Slayer and the Fremennik Trials.

Quests run on a script format that keeps dialogue and NPCs in plain text, with 77 of them carrying extra custom logic for cutscenes, instanced boss fights and multi-stage puzzles. Named quests include Dragon Slayer, Demon Slayer, Lost City, The Grand Tree, Troll Stronghold, Fairy Tale I and II, Nature Spirit, Priest in Peril, Waterfall, Tree Gnome Village, Murder Mystery, Animal Magnetism and the Fremennik Trials.

The full OSRS skill list plus Exploration, all trainable to level 120 rather than 99.

Agility, Attack, Defence, Exploration, Ranged, Constitution, Magic, Strength, Slayer, Farming, Mining, Herblore, Crafting, Prayer, Woodcutting, Firemaking, Fishing, Runecrafting, Thieving, Smithing, Cooking, Fletching, Construction and Hunter, plus Quest points tracked alongside them. The XP curve is built for 120 and the skill capes are relabelled to match. Behind them sit 80 crafting recipes, 75 fletching recipes, 51 spells, 34 potions and 27 prayers.

Six trap types, ten impling species and a dedicated Puro-Puro dimension to catch them in.

Bird snares, box traps, rabbit snares, deadfalls, net traps and pitfalls each behave differently, alongside butterfly netting, chinchompa explosions and skillchompas. Ten impling species (baby, young, gourmet, earth, essence, eclectic, nature, magpie, ninja, dragon) spawn both in the overworld and inside Puro-Puro, which has its own gates, spawns and teleport.

Rotating skill jobs generated from the live game, cancellable for exploration points.

Assignments are drawn from what the game actually contains: crafting, fletching, runecrafting, firemaking, cooking, smelting, smithing, potions, mining, fishing and monsters. A job therefore always points at something that exists. Partial completion costs one point and cancelling costs three, and Bedrock players get the same board.

36 monsters count as bosses, most of them with a purpose-built instanced lair and fight of their own.

King Black Dragon, Kalphite Queen, Kraken, Obor, Bryophyta, Dad, the Evil Chicken, the Creature and the Dagannoth Kings each get their own instance, so the fight is yours rather than a queue. Chaos Elemental, Venenatis, Scorpia, Giant Mole and the Corporeal Beast with its Dark Energy Core roam the open world instead. Quest bosses such as Elvarg, Delrith, Count Draynor, Tanglefoot and the Witch’s Experiment count as bosses too, and feed the boss collection log.

Four faction strongholds, four god bosses, and armour-based aggression inside one shared cave.

Armadyl, Bandos, Saradomin and Zamorak share one cave, and what you wear decides who attacks you: the faction whose colours you are not showing turns hostile. Each god has a stronghold gating the way in and a boss behind it, General Graardor, Kree’arra, Commander Zilyana and K’ril Tsutsaroth, each with their own named bodyguards.

Six brothers, six crypts, a tunnel network and a reward chest with a 21-item main table plus per-brother sets.

Six crypts, one for each brother, sit above a tunnel network with four spawns, four ropes and four gates. The reward chest rolls a 21-item main table plus five items per brother, and anything from the barrows armour or weapon sets is written into your boss collection log. Bob repairs the gear afterwards.

63 waves of Tzhaar monsters ending in TzTok-Jad, with the fire cape as the reward.

63 waves across seven spawn points, working through Tz-Kih, Tz-Kek at levels 22 and 45, Tok-Xil, Yt-MejKot, Yt-HurKot and Ket-Zek before TzTok-Jad arrives. Clearing the final wave awards the fire cape, broadcast to the server and added to your boss collection log.

A separate boss-assignment track banded into five combat tiers with its own token shop.

Five boss tiers map a player's combat level onto a boss-level band (tier 1 covers combat 0-75 and bosses up to level 140; tier 5 is combat 121+ against bosses of level 333 and above). Boss slayer tokens spend in a nine-item shop carrying imbued rings, the dragontooth necklace, holy sandals, a rune pouch upgrade and a slayer helmet upgrade.

Six clue tiers built from 461 hand-written steps across seven puzzle types.

Beginner through master, each tier drawing rewards from between four and nine sub-tables. The step pool is genuinely written out rather than generated: 115 anagrams, 96 item-fetch clues, 84 chest riddles, 62 hot-cold spots, 43 map clues, 31 questions and 30 ciphers. Puzzle boxes, light boxes, beacons and casket prerolls all work as you would expect.

• Puzzle boxes, light boxes and Orlando Smith’s hat are each their own puzzle
• 62 hot-cold locations spread across the whole 4,148 by 5,412 block map
• Clue rewards file into their own collection log tab, grouped by difficulty
• Casket opening got its own sound effects in the August 2026 audio pass

Nine boss pets bought with boss pet tokens, priced by rank.

The boss-pets shop lists pets for Dad, all three Dagannoth Kings, the Evil Chicken, the Giant Mole, the Kalphite Queen, the King Black Dragon and Obor. Token cost scales with the buyer's rank, from Babanza at base price up to default rank paying ten extra tokens, and purchased pets unlock in the global pet menu.

Six banded wilderness zones from level 10 to 60, with multi-combat opening at wilderness III.

Six zones numbered I to VI carry wilderness levels 10 through 60, and III upward is multi-combat. A ten-second PvP timer blocks teleporting and logging out once you take or deal damage, and pouches cannot be dropped inside. Gravestones, night vision, the six obelisks, Larran’s big chest, the Fountain of Rune, the Mage Arena bank and the Corporeal Beast cave gate all live up there.

A 55-floor endurance dungeon gated behind 18 quest points.

55 numbered floors, each with its own monster roster, door and arena, starting from three rats and escalating hard from there. Entry costs 18 quest points, and Ironman and league modes carry their own rules on death and access.

A cross-server buy and sell order book with an item inbox, reachable from Java menus and native Bedrock forms alike.

A genuine order book rather than a shop counter: you set your own price, orders page 19 at a time, and an inbox tells you when yours fill. You can list an item straight out of your inventory, and noted items are converted back before the offer goes up. Bedrock players get the same exchange through native forms instead of chest menus.

222 hand-made Blockbench creature models, 328 skins and a 7.2 MB resource pack players can switch between variants of.

Every monster, NPC and a good many props are hand-modelled, with their own textures, and 2,204 item definitions are compiled into the pack alongside them. Two variants ship, default and oldschool, and you can switch between them in game at any time.

We built our own synthesiser to produce the soundtrack.

The music you hear in game is produced on a synthesiser we wrote ourselves. It is what lets 640 tracks sound like one score rather than a playlist, and it is why a new region can get its own music without waiting on anybody else’s tooling.

51 spells across combat, curse, alchemy, enchant and teleport lines, plus 27 prayers.

The spellbook covers the four elemental strike, bolt, blast and surge ladders, curses (confuse, weaken, enfeeble, stun, vulnerability, freeze, curse), low and high alchemy, superheat, bones to bananas and 16 teleports. Prayers run from Thick Skin up to Rigour, Augury and the three protection prayers, with a Holy Forge and a Prayer Sceptre alongside. Salamanders and enchantment tables have their own rules.

An OSRS-style combat pipeline with hit chance rolls, accuracy/damage separation, critical hits and multi-combat rules.

Combat runs on a tick loop, with hit chance and damage rolled separately and critical hits on top. Special attacks, armour sets, durability and regeneration all sit alongside, and 363 monsters carry levels from 1 to 420 with 3,534 drop entries between them.

Every Java interface has a native Bedrock counterpart, so both clients share one world rather than one degrading to the other.

This is not a compatibility layer that degrades gracefully. Quests, skills, slayer, magic, prayer, smithing, crafting, brewing, cooking, equipment, jewellery, transmogs, shops, stock stores, the XP lamp, the jobs board, settings, the scoreboard, Tutorial Island and all three Grand Exchange screens each have a proper Bedrock version. Your client is detected on world entry and your spawn placement adjusts accordingly.

• Bedrock accounts link to a Java account in the lobby and inherit its stats
• An ease-of-access menu adds Bedrock-friendly navigation on top
• The lobby ships a separate Bedrock game definition and game selector
• Chest menus become native Bedrock forms rather than being emulated

A live world map that plots ores, anvils, furnaces, bosses, altars and fishing spots, plus a custom HUD built for the game.

The map merges the 222 mapped regions with everything worth walking to: 88 ore, 39 smoker, 34 furnace, 27 anvil, 21 potion, 20 quest, 19 prayer, 15 boss, 12 crafting and 7 tree markers, overlaid with main NPCs, construction portals, wilderness obelisks, fishing spots and runecrafting altars. The HUD draws the left and right panels, prayer, magic, combat, hotbar and minimap, and the in-game wiki explains crafting, hunter, runecrafting and exploration.

A full bank plus specialist containers: rune pouch, scroll pouch, coal bag, gem bag, essence pouches and the master scroll book.

Beyond the bank and deposit box: a backpack, player-to-player item sending, a rune pouch, a scroll pouch, a coal bag, a gem bag, five essence pouch tiers and the Master Scroll Book. Item locking, favourites, noted items and a blacklist round out inventory management.

35 NPC shops plus token economies for Tokkul, slayer points, boss pet tokens and warriors’ guild tokens.

General stock stores, the slayer and boss slayer shops, skill capes, the soul shop, the Tokkul shop, the clue shop, crates and candies, backed by 35 shops from Aubury’s runes to Zaff’s staves. Ironman worlds run their own stock rules.

3,534 configured drop entries across 363 monsters, plus a shared rare drop table and gem table.

Every monster carries its own drop list, with 37 shared tables covering the rare drop table, the gem table, Larran’s big chest, kalphite runes and the full clue-scroll reward matrix. Shared rolls are injected on top of the monster’s own, drops are announced in-game, and drop odds can be adjusted by boosts.

Animated armour on six floors plus a token-gated cyclops room that drops defenders.

Seven armour tiers from bronze to rune can be animated on three altars and fought across six floors. Tokens earned there buy entry to the standard and upgraded cyclops rooms, which award the defender chain. The guild keeps its own death rules, separate from the overworld.

31 fairy ring codes, 18 lodestones, 7 spirit trees, 7 gliders, 6 balloons, 5 canoe stops and 6 wilderness obelisks.

Fairy rings need the dramen staff and hide a ‘???’ Fairy Queen hideout among the 31 codes. Spirit trees, gnome gliders, balloon flights costing 10 oak logs at Agility 20, and canoes down the river Lum fill in the rest. On top of that sit 18 exploration lodestones, five teleport levers, three jewellery teleport sets, teleport scrolls, construction teleport tabs and 16 teleport spells.

640 tracks that swap automatically as you cross into a new region.

The soundtrack follows the 222 mapped regions and plays whatever is attached to the one you are standing in, with dedicated playlists for the gaps between them and for the wilderness. 132 tracks are wired to a region today, out of 640 shipped. One-shot stings handle fanfares, and a setting lets you control playback.

A Mining-30 pay-dirt minigame with a working cog machine and its own shop.

Entry opens at Mining level 30, and your pay-dirt is tracked through the wash and collect loop. The cog machinery actually runs, the pay-dirt is visible in the world, and a dedicated shop spends the proceeds. A mining essence area and ore spirits sit alongside it.

Recurring holiday events with their own items and rewards, plus a network-wide advent calendar.

Easter 2023 and 2025, Halloween 2022, Christmas 2020, New Year 2023 and two April Fools events. Easter 25 is the one running today, hiding collectible eggs behind a /easter toggle. Network-wide, an advent calendar runs a 25-day December giveaway with seven free days and better rewards from day 23.

26 level-gated guild and skilling areas, from the Magic and Myths guilds to five mining guild tiers.

The Warriors’, Magic, Ranged, Cooking, Crafting, Fishing and Myths guilds, five mining tiers, the agility training facility, the Grand Tree mine, Hemenster, Frankenstrain’s tower and the experiment cave are all level-gated. The Magic Guild, Myths’ Guild, Artisans’ Workshop, Stronghold of Security, the Abyss, Brimhaven Dungeon, the Fremennik slayer dungeon, Brine Rat Cave, the Mausoleum and Winter Island each have rules of their own.

Region-specific systems: desert heat, Karamja customs and cart network, Waterbirth, Trollheim and Mos Le'Harmless transport.

The desert drains players without protection, with beer as a partial resistance. Karamja adds customs checks, Luthas’ banana job, the hardwood grove and a cart network, and separate routes serve Waterbirth, Mos Le’Harmless and the Fremennik province. Death Plateau thrower trolls, the Taverley maze doors and a locked shed complete the region.

Six duelling arenas, three with obstacles, with item staking on both sides.

Six arenas, three with obstacles and three without. Duels are isolated: XP gain is suppressed, gravestones are off, and the loser’s stake transfers to the winner. Each side places a stake item and confirms before the gates open.

A shared drop party chest that fills the room with lootable balloons on a ten-second countdown.

Players load up to 35 items into the party room chest; a ten-second countdown then scatters balloons across the configured balloon volume for anyone in the room to pop. Three balloon models are used, and the whole feature is deliberately disabled on ironman worlds.

Per-skill and total-XP leaderboards, a player profile page and broadcast milestones at levels 75, 90, 99, 110 and 120.

A cached board for every trainable skill plus overall XP. Milestones broadcast when a player passes level 75, 90, 99, 110 or 120 in a skill, or 50M, 100M and 200M XP. Your profile, skill progression, unlocks and the tab list show the same figures in-game.

122 cosmetic items plus a transmog system that reskins gear without changing its stats.

A transmog lets you wear one item’s look over another’s stats, set with /transmog, and it works the same on Bedrock. Around it sits a shop of skins, join effects, fireworks, arrows, death effects, titles, sounds, balloons, particles, pets, emotes, back items, mask transmogs and a knife gadget. None of it changes a single stat.

Server-wide vote parties, loot crates, XP boosters and a booster shop.

Vote parties trigger community rewards at both network and game level, and crates open configured loot tables across four reward tiers. XP is modified through boosts, boosters and effects, with a booster shop and an XP lamp that grants skill XP directly.

1,715 translated message keys for Minescape alone, with multi-language chat, shouts and a rotating tips system.

1,715 translated lines for CraftScape alone plus 346 network-wide, with chat routed by language. On top of that: shout channels, a chat pause for cutscenes, level-coloured names across sixteen bands up to level 150, milestone broadcasts and rotating in-game tips.