Simplicity Review

Simplicity is a feature-rich pre-EoC Runescape private server filled with a variety of semi-custom content and other notable Oldschool Runescape content. This server is staffed by a team of 28 individuals and played by as many as 250 players at a time (on average). This RSPS possesses a very entertaining mix of both familiar and unique content found through exploring skills such as Dungeoneering and Summoning, or by taking on a multitude of exciting bosses and minigames. Prepare to learn what Simplicity RSPS is at its core and find out why we find this a very cool combination of two worlds.

Notable Features

The amount of entertaining content this server has to offer is enticing to play for hours at a time. Duo Slayer, Party Dungeoneering, Full Raids, Vorkath & Hydra are just a few of many pieces of content found in Simplicity. There’s a good handful of custom items found throughout the server too, such as Ring of Bosses, Scythe of Vitur X and Dark Twisted Bow – amongst many others. The mix of content in this server is, well, Simply amazing. Let’s find out, shall we?

Player vs Monster (PvM)         

PvM is a big hit on Simplicity. This server offers existing bosses from Oldschool Runescape alongside pre-eoc, as well as unique custom bosses to battle. For example, Phoenix and Nex are two bosses from the later stages of Runescape whilst the Nightmare and Hydra are found on OSRS. Simplicity also offers the opportunity to try out new combat mechanics by fighting the Bandos Avatar, Slash Bash or Tarn. All bosses have unique levels of difficulty and offer excellent rewards.

↑ Image 1: The mix of Pre-EOC and OSRS bosses that Simplicity has to offer.

Skilling         

Skilling is somewhat of an uncertainty. There are a lot of skills, including Dungeoneering and Summoning which are a popular hit amongst the players. However, most skills are pretty basic when it comes to training. For example, there are only four agility courses; Thieving can only be trained at stalls that are located at home; and Hunter is mainly trained at Puro-Puro. While this isn’t a problem for most players, it can get a bit repetitive when going for 99 in a skill.

↑ Image 2: One of the many unique AFK training methods that Simplicity has to offer.

Player vs Player (PvP or Pking)       

Sadly, PvP action is nowhere to be found in Simplicity. First of all, Simplicity is primarily an economy-based server meaning that you won’t be able to spawn items or set your levels. This isn’t a bad trait to possess, but it doesn’t exactly attract pkers. Secondly, players rarely tend to visit the Wilderness unless there is a hotspot. Even then, there are only a couple of people in the entire Wilderness. Finally, considering the combat feels a bit clunky (E.g. Autocasting) it is hard to get some nice tribridding action. On the other hand, there are occasionally PvP-oriented events hosted which are nice to see.

↑ Image 3: Wilderness has a variety of PvM bosses, but there are no players to PvP with.

Minigames       

There are a lot of minigames on this server, including both custom minigames and the ones from oldschool runescape. The problem is that there isn’t really a lot of activity in minigames such as pest control unless there is an event that is going on. Therefore, it can take some time for you to get rewards from the minigames you want if they require larger amounts of players. However, the minigames that are currently on the server are focused on PvM/Skilling, and a lot of players seem to enjoy participating in them.

↑ Image 4: A mix of 15 different OSRS, Pre-Eoc and custom minigames

Player activity          

Simplicity is considered to be a large-sized server as it sees between roughly 60 to 250 active players online at a time, depending on the time and day. There are enough players for chatting and having fun while skilling and PvMing; however, at times there seems to be a good handful of players that are AFK training. While AFK training is a nice feature, it can be demotivating to play at times when a lot of players are AFK training or standing still. However, it is still impressive to maintain large numbers of players for long periods of time – which Simplicity has most certainly managed to accomplish.

↑ Image 5: Simplicity is an active server with a decent amount of players.

Other content          

When it comes to miscellaneous content, there’s a lot on the table. Upon logging in, there are a couple of different game modes to choose from, depending on how much of a grinder one is. Additionally, there’s a very nice achievement system with 106 achievements and four different tiers. Moreover, there are also a lot of systems in place to aid with gaming. Some examples being kill log, drop log, drop tables, collection log, etc.

Conclusion          (3.8 on average)

Simplicity is the perfect server for those who seek casual gameplay and a good variety of content to choose from. There’s a ton of cool activities never seen before on any other server. Plus, it is the kind of server that can easily be played for weeks on end. If original Runescape mechanics and looks are more your style, then this server may not be your ideal match. Afterall, it is more of a custom 317 server than an emulation. So it really depends on what you prefer. Grinds and replications, or entertainment and unique content? We can offer insight only so far, so in the end you will have to decide for yourself if Simplicity is the right server for you!

  Website: https://www.simplicityps.org/
  Discord: https://discord.gg/NjbEDNg

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🔰Alora Review🔰

Alora was released in November 2016 by Omicron and is now in its fifth year as a RSPS. During the years of its existence Alora has steadily climbed the ranks of Runescape Private Servers and is now known to be amongst one of the largest and most stable available on the market. With lots of content to offer and many active players; Alora seeks to entertain those who are seeking for a real adventure!

Notable Features

Apart from being the only server with SD/HD and 2007/2010 themed-graphics, Alora offers a lot of OSRS content such as Chambers of Xerics, Tithe Farm, Tears of Guthix, Pyramid Plunder, the Nightmare and Theatre of Blood. On top of that, they also have multiple modes to cater all players. Apart from the casual Iron Man Modes, players can also choose to play in Classic, Realism and Elite Ironman Mode for slower experience rates or in Group Ironman Mode. With that said there is a lot of content to cover.

Player vs Monster (PvM)         

We kick it off with PvM, which receives an outstanding solid five stars. Alora has a reputation for quickly adapting to Oldschool Runescape’s latest additions. This means players that play Alora will find themselves fighting new OSRS content on the same week or shortly after Oldschool Runescape has done a release. Currently, Alora is home to 25 bosses, ranging from the infamous God Wars Dungeon all the way to the latest boss: The Nightmare. This is excluding activities like Wintertodt, the Gauntlet, Inferno, and others. All of their bosses have mechanics identical to OSRS, so you will find no problems with adapting your existing skills to the challenges that Alora has to offer

↑ Image 1: The Nightmare of Ashihama, one of the many OSRS Bosses that Alora has to offer.

Skilling         

When playing Alora, you will find that ít offers a large variety of skilling methods. You can do pretty much anything. Mine falling stars, catch all salamanders, create mahogany homes or mine dense essence rocks. Out of all the RSPS, Alora has the most features when it comes to skilling. On top of that, they also offer skilling minigames such as e.g. Pyramid Plunder, Tithe Farm, Tears of Guthix, amongst many others. Yes, they have Wintertodt, Zalacano and Puro Puro. If you love skilling, you surely will find your place at Alora.

↑ Image 2: Alora has the new OSRS contruction minigame, Mahogany Homes.

↑ Image 3: Fully working Miscellania Management.

Player vs Player (PvP or Pking)       

Alora possesses a flawless PvP combat system and content that draws players into Wilderness, such as Revenants, Crystal Dragons, Wilderness Bosses and more. While it does cater to PvP players, they will still have to level up and acquire gear as this is primarily an economy server.

↑ Image 4: Ferox Enclave is the restored remains of a small town in the middle of the Wilderness.

Minigames         

Alora offers a lot of minigames. Seriously, a whole whooping lot. With 21 minigames, you won’t find enough time to play through them all. The only problem is that there could be some issues finding groups for larger minigames, as some are less popular than others. However, the majority of them are solo or typically have events on them so there shouldn’t be too many issues. We highly recommend that you try out Pyramid Plunder and Tithe Farm, as there is no other RSPS that has those minigames fully functional.

↑ Image 5: Alora even has Tith Farm as one of their 20+ minigames.

Player activity          

While Alora was previously found holding over a thousand players, it has dwindled down by a bit. During their peak they hold around 500-600 hundred players, outside of that there are usually 250-350 players online. While that amount certainly isn’t a small one, you may find it hard to find a group of players to participate with when playing certain minigames or want to participate in some special activity..

↑ Image 6: Alora is an active server with many players. Always around 250+ online!

Other content          

As with everything else, Alora also exceeds in misc content. They offer quests such as Dragon Slayer 2 for players to take on if they are ready to battle mighty foes. If not, no worries! Alora also has several fun activities for the more casual player, who can take on twisted leagues, clue scrolls or even enjoy some competitive fun with fellow group ironmen.

Conclusion          (4.7 on average)

If you are looking for a stable server with too much content for your mind, Alora might be the perfect RSPS for you. They offer identical content to Oldschool Runescape and quickly adapt to whatever is the latest trend. On top of that they also offer multiple challenges, ranging from bosses to minigames to adventures such as clue scrolls, quests and more. You will find yourself overwhelmed with the amount of entertainment to be found at Alora.

  Website: https://www.alora.io/
  Discord: https://discord.com/invite/CHJzZUM

Roat Pkz Review

Roat Pkz is an OldSchool Runescape private server with a heavy focus on PvP and is packed with a variety of both exciting and innovative content appealing to multiple types of players, including PvM too. Founded by Gretar in 2011, Roat Pkz has been running smoothly ever since with over 400 active players online daily! Considering its many years of success and massive player base, it is clear Roat Pkz is one of the leading RSPS for a reason.
In this server review, we will break down some of Roat Pkz’s notable content, as well as examine the quality of its features and player activity. Based on 30-point scale – ranging from 1 to 5 stars – our team will rate Roat Pkz in attempt to help you decide if this is the right server for you. Keep in mind: many servers are constantly evolving, so certain categories may improve over time. It is always a good idea to try servers out for yourself and come to your conclusions!
Now let’s kick this off with an interview from the owner of Roat Pkz, Gretar!

Notable Features

If you are the type of player who enjoys the PvP aspect of Runescape, then you will certainly love playing Roat Pkz! The wilderness at Edgeville servers as the main center for activity and caters to all PK builds and types. Some unique features include daily PvP achievements and tasks, hitpoint events, daily PK tournaments and a Clan Cup for huge OSRS prizes.

Roat Pkz development team also releases frequent updates which maintains the quality of the game at an extremely high standard. Players love updates, right?!

Player vs Monster (PvM)         

Although Roat Pkz is mainly a PvP server, it does offer players unique PVM content. Killing bosses such as the Roat Pkz champion, Corporeal beast and Skotizo can be a lucrative money maker. Due to the vast number of players, you won’t have trouble finding PVM clans / partners.

↑ Image 1: A custom boss named “Roat Pkz Champion” that can be fought in the wilderness.

Skilling         

Roat Pkz has developed its own skilling zone to cater to skillers that consists of thieving stalls, trees, and fishing spots. You can earn skilling points for successfully completing tasks and leveling up skills which can spent in shops found around the game. Roat Pkz is missing a number of skills which is why they are receiving 3 stars from us. This is quite common for servers that are primarily oriented towards Player vs Player gameplay.

↑ Image 2: Multiple thieving stalls around the home area to pickpocket money.

↑ Image 3: One of the skilling zones on Roat Pkz, a great way to make additional money.

Player vs Player (PvP or Pking)       

Player killing on Roat Pkz is highly enjoyable, so there is no question why so many players choose it as their main source for PvP gameplay. Firstly, Roat Pkz keeps things interesting by providing players with countless PK related events and incentives every day. The Most NH kills/Hybrid kills and dharok kills for great rewards. It is also important to mention how great the Roat Pkz combat system is. The developers behind this server have contributed countless hours into the combat mechanics. Many players consider Roat Pkz player killing to be nearly flawless! You will not have any trouble finding a match in this thriving Wilderness. Roat Pkz is full of numerous active PvP clans which makes the server very appealing to new players and the competitive nature of it incredibly fun.

↑ Image 4: Wilderness is the most active place on Roat Pkz, many clan fights aswell.

Minigames         

Roat Pkz offers players various minigames to choose from with some of the most popular games being Castle Wars, Last Man Standing (LMS), and the tournament system! These different minigames attract numerous players through automatic announcements made in-game. Roat Pkz also gives away a jaw-dropping 500m OSRS weekly in their tournament system!
I participated in a Dharoks tournament during the week of writing this review and found a lot of entertainment and fun while competing against other players!

↑ Image 5: A unique tournament system that is activly used by all sorts of players.

Player activity          

Without a doubt, Roat Pkz fully deserves 5 stars for its player activity. This server averages over 400 players online every day and sometimes reaches 550 on weekends. The Wilderness and home area is well populated with players conversing and trading! Roat Pkz has a dedicated staff team in-game and on the forums to assist players with their needs, suggestions and problems that may arise while playing. There are currently 17 members in their staff team which speaks volumes on just how much energy is put into this server.
Keep in mind – this server has been online for nearly 10 years! In this time, Roat Pkz has seen a fluctuation in its player base like most servers. However, Roat Pkz has always seen over 150 players online for its entire existence in the RSPS scene ..which is a great feat!

Other content          

Roat Pkz has implemented a massive variety of unique content to the game. This server contains 1040 achievements and tasks to complete ranging from participating in an event to mining runite rocks. The variation of content is constantly entertaining!

The Clan Cup also attracts a great number of different clans to compete for the most kills! These Clan Cup’s occur every single month with over 15B OSRS given away over time!

Roat Pkz recent clan cup can be found here.

Conclusion          (4.3 on average)

In conclusion, it is fair to say Roat Pkz is one of our top picks for PvP servers considering the quality and vastness of it features. Not to mention the longevity of the server is quite notable. There is no doubt Roat Pkz is very easily one of the longest running RSPS in existence. This server offers players a highly enjoyable experience through its highly active community and ever-evolving content.
If you are the type of player who enjoys more PVM and Skilling content, then we would recommend a different server you can read up on in our other server reviews on RuneList! However, if you receive a thrill out of the PvP aspect of OSRS, then we highly recommend you play Roat Pkz and see what you think for yourself!

  Website: https://roatpkz.com/
  Discord: https://discord.gg/5mwPpS2P57

Zaros Server Review

First Impressions Zaros offers several game modes to satisfy all types of players. Those who haven’t played a lot of ed a RSPS or took a long break can take a tour around Zaros which explains the sections rated in this review (PvM, Skilling, etc). There seems to be a lot of activity in more or less all areas of the game which is a nice change from smaller servers. While Zaros isn’t the perfect server you might ever want – It most certainly is close to being one.

Notable Features

There’s a lot of notable features such as multiple worlds, extreme player count, multiple training methods and a lot of content such as all ironman modes (normal, group, hardcore, etc) and a fancy yet simple teleportation system. It has content for days, a solid security system with 2FA, forum and email verification and even offers questing! Ho-ly! That’s a lot. Let us take a look at various aspects of the game individually to try to cover it all, starting off with PvM.

Player vs Monster (PvM)         

Unlike other private servers, Zaros has a multitude of bosses ranging from Obor and Bryophyta to the Nightmare, Inferno and Raids 1 & 2. In other words there’s a massive amount of bosses to fight, from easy ones to insanely difficult ones. There’s also the ability to use instances to avoid getting crashed or crashing others, which is a big pro for ironmen and other solo players. On top of that, the drop rates seemed pretty balanced meaning you don’t have to grind an eternity for a drop but at the same time probably won’t get one in the first few kills. One downside is that it might be difficult to fight a few monsters as certain areas are highly swamped with players.

↑ Image 1: Displaying a list of bosses including the Nightmare of Ashihama, The Inferno, Raids I and Raids II

Skilling         

Skilling is extraordinary. First and foremost, all skills are fully functional on Zaros. That means you can train Agility on all courses , try out Aerial Fishing or chase imps in Puro-Puro. Secondly, there are xp boosts for those of you who hate a certain skill. You can skip a few levels in Runecrafting, or train it from start to finish by visiting Juna at the Tears of Guthix. Finally, there’s both solo and group training methods. If you’re too tired from Firemaking by burning logs, you can take on Wintertodt with a party of players to gain both experience and items.

↑ Image 2: Skilling on Zaros including outfits like the Carpenter and Lumberjack, also working minigames.

Player vs Player (PvP or Pking)       

While Zaros offers perfect switching, formulas identical to OSRS and superb PvP content (Presets, PvP Zone, Wildy Bosses and more), the interest in PvP is lacking. There’s between 2 to 15 players fighting in various areas depending on what the time is. If you are looking for some Player VS Player action, you will have to search thoroughly to find a single fight.

↑ Image 3: Multiple PvP teleports, but sadly even the PK Hotspot is dead.

Minigames         

When it comes to Minigames, Zaros is unrivalled with the amount that it has to offer. With up to 19 minigames including unique mini’s like Tears of Guthix, Observatory and others, you will find yourself running from one to another in a never ending cycle of entertainment. On top of that, there are minigames for all types of players. Pkers will find themselves fighting in Last Man Standing and Tournaments, Skillers will be grinding Zalcano & Wintertodt while PvMers are busy taking down the Great Olm and Verzik amongst others. Oh, and did I mention they are all identical to OSRS?

↑ Image 4: Zaros has a lot of minigames including Tears of Guthix, Zalcano and Castle Wars.

Player activity          

As Zaros currently holds the most players out of all Runescape Private Servers, it fairly deserves five stars for player activity. With over 1,500 players online at all times and over 2,000 at peak times, you will have no problems finding a friend, a group or even a whole party to play the game with. It also makes the game more entertaining to play, knowing that you can speak to anyone at any time which removes the feeling of loneliness. However, as with all big games – Less attention is given to each individual player as it is impossible for a team of even 20 staff to deal with 2,000 players.

↑ Image 5: Zaros has two worlds full of people, around 1,500 players online at all times.

Other content          

If you’re more of an adventurer that enjoys roaming cities and doing quests, don’t worry – Zaros covers that too. There’s over 12 quests in Zaros that are identical to OSRS. Not to mention achievements that range from easy to elite such as picking mort myre fungi and obtaining mega rare items from clue scrolls. Oh, clue scrolls. Yes, there are clue scrolls in Zaros. Not to mention everything else like skilling pets, collection logs, fossil hunting and mini-quests like Mage Arena II.

↑ Image 6: As seen in the picture a player can do numerous achievements, Zaros also has RuneLite.

Conclusion          (4.6 on average)

Zaros is the perfect server for skillers, adventurers and pvmers. It has a lot of content no matter if you enjoy playing with others or if you’re more of a lone wolf that goes with ironman modes. The only problem is that it doesn’t really have a lot of PKers for PvP action. However, Zaros satisfies the hunger of everyone else. They have the latest content and offer a lot of challenges for you. If you haven’t tried it already, we highly recommend you do.

Oldschool Near-Reality Review

Near Reality (NR) is an OSRS RSPS with a focus on replicating content. Therefore, you can expect a lot of gameplay to be similar, but with a faster pace. One of the examples can be seen at the minigames and bosses that NR holds; Obor, Bryophyta, Zalcano, Tears of Guthix, Pyramid Plunder, etc. With an already high player count that is steadily growing, NR is home to all kinds of adventurers that enjoy OSRS but with a breath of fresh air.

Notable Features

As NR focuses a lot on OSRS, its notable features is mainly the impeccable ability to replicate content to Oldschool Runescape’s standards. The combat is great, the variety of content is amazing and the community is phenomenal. By playing NR, you won’t feel as if you are part of a server, you will feel as if you are playing the game itself but faster, and with a more close-hearted community

Player vs Monster (PvM)          

When we say that there are a lot of PvM challenges, we mean it. NR has a boss for everyone, from Obor and Bryophyta for weaker players, to Vorkath, Zulrah for intermediate, all the way to Chambers of Xeric for those with experience. If you are more into skilling, fear not, as NR has skilling bosses as well, such as Zalcano, Wintertodt and the Gauntlet. They even have the Mimic for players that love clues, how amazing! With that being said, the PvM-aspect is fully covered as the developers have put a lot of love and effort into creating a variety of bosses for players to kill.

↑ Image 1: An group of brave players fighting the Great Olm.

Skilling         

Training skills on NR is immaculate. There are a load of methods for you to train each skill, and each skill has something to it. For instance, Thieving has both pickpocketing, stalls, and Pyramid Plunder. Mining has regular ores, salts, the quarry, and the Motherload mine. The list goes on. On top of that, there are also skilling outfits to increase your gains, which is magnificent. In sum, all skills are functional and can be trained in multiple ways, with multiple roads leading to 99 in a skill.

↑ Image 2: Sklling boss, Zalcano.

Player vs Player (PvP or Pking)       

Since NR is mainly an Economy server where players have to train and obtain their items from the start, PvP is somewhat of a sore thumb. To begin with, there are low to none Wilderness incentives. People that visit the Wilderness do it due to areas such as the Wilderness Slayer, Revenants, etc. Therefore, most of the players are there for PvM purposes, where you will find players separate or just casually talking while doing their activities. While the combat is quite decent, the problem lies in the lack of players and the lack of Wilderness content, which discourages players to visit it.

EDIT: At August 2022, there are about 20 people in the wilderness (out of 400). There are also Wilderness events now.

↑ Image 3: Wilderness PvP

Minigames         

Minigames are superb on NR, with a variety between solo and group, skilling and combat, and safe and dangerous minigames. A great balance of all. There are minigames for the skillers, e.g. Pyramid Plunder, Tears of Guthix and Motherload Mine. Next, there are also activities for PvMers such as the Inferno, Warriors Guild and Barrows. Finally, there is also the infamous OG Duel Arena for people who want to get risky and bet their belongings. The only thing missing are minigames revolving around PvP, e.g. Last Man Standing or a Bounty Hunter system for the Wilderness. However, since this is an Economy server it still deserves a solid 5 stars.

↑ Image 4: The Inferno.

↑ Image 5: The Inferno.

Player activity          

Currently, on the 20th of August, there are roughly 400 players online. This is quite an achievement, and a remarkable number to hold. The server has been released for over a month now, and still has 300+ members online every day. Although the server is still very new. Therefore, the server might hold far lower or higher players than when the review was written. But, the discord community holds an insane 5,000 members, so the activity will always be top-notch.

↑ Image 6: Player activity at home

Other content          

Apart from PvM and Skilling, NR also offers four experience rates per game mode, with a total of five game modes. This leaves you with 20 modes to choose from, with each mode having its own restrictions and benefits. Next, there are also achievement diaries identical to the OSRS ones, with QoL rewards to make your life easier. Not enough? No worries, NR also has treasure trails, full collection logs, weekly events and far more.

Conclusion         (4.3 on average)

Near Reality grants you the full OSRS experience, but at a faster pace for those who do not have time to spend years and years upon grinding an account. Even if you want a slower pace, it is available through different game and experience modes. This game is for those who want longevity, and want to be able to play the same RSPS for years to come. We highly recommend this game to players who are looking for a grind, a community, and a place to stay.

  Website: https://near-reality.com/
  Discord: https://discord.gg/nr

Zulrah – a good strategy for good profit 2023

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Zulrah is a popular boss due to its considerably low requirements to kill and good, consistent runescape gold per hour. According to Old School RuneScape Wiki, single kill of Zulrah will earn you approximately 160k gold. Once you will get skilled with Zulrah mechanics, you can expect to make from 2M to 3.8M gp per hour which could easily earn you 10M  per day by spending just 3-5 hours after school or work.There is a 1/256 chance to hit unique drop table, which you can reduce to 1/128 because of cool Zulrah feature to always give you double drop. There are 4 unique drops you might get which are listed below with current (2019 February) G.E. prices:

• Tanzanite fang currently sells for 5M
• Magic fang currently sells for 4.5M
•  Serpentine visage currently sells for 5M
•  Uncut Onyx currently sells for 3M

Because of this double drop feature you can even hope for double unique drop to get that juicy 10M  in single kill:

Another cool feature about Zulrah is that even if you die during combat, you will be able to retrieve your lost stuff with no cost, which is not an option for such solo bosses like Alchemical Hydra or Vorkath. This means that you can practice your skills with very low cost, even if you will be dying a lot at the beginning.

Requirements:

• The main requirement to unlock killing Zulrah will be

Regicide

quest, which additionally requires 56 Agility and subquests like Underground Pass, Biohazard, Plague City. Without Regicide quest completed you won’t be able to use teleportation methods near to Zul-andra area.

Combat requirements:

• Combat levels to kill Zulrah are more recommended than required as even “pure” players with 1 defence are killing Zulrah for money. Even though, high Magic and Ranged level will really help to speed up your kills and we highly recommend having at least these combat levels: 80+ Magic; 75+ Ranged; 70+ Defence; 40+ Prayer (

40 is required

to use magic and ranged prayer protections).

Gear setup: Bellow you can find 3 different gear setups to kill Zulrah.First gear setup: First equipment setup is the least effective, but also the cheapest. This setup will only cost you around 12M old school gold. If you are looking for items names to buy them on G.E, here is the list:Weapons:

Trident of the swamp (magic) and Toxic blowpipe (ranged).

Head slot:

Farseer helm (could be swapped for mystic hat if you don’t have Fremenink trials done).

Armors:

Mystic robes (mage), any Blessed d’hide armor (ranged).

Shield slot:

• Book of darkness.

Gloves slot:

Barrows gloves (could be swapped to combat braclet).

Jewelry slot:

• Occult necklace (mage), Amulet of glory (ranged), Ring of recoil

(must!)

.

Cape slot:

Any God cape, I am wearing Zamorakian on this example.

Second gear setup:

This setup is enough to kill Zulrah effectively, I am using this setup to this day when I want to make some extra old school runescape money  or when I run out of scales for my blowpipe and I don’t feel like I want to buy it from G.E. This gear will cost you around 63M gp. Items list:

Weapons:

Trident of the swamp (magic) and Toxic blowpipe (ranged).

Armors:

Ahrim’s armors with Eternal boots (mage), Karil’s armors (ranged).

Head slot:

Ahrim’s hood.

Shield slot:

Malediction ward.

Gloves slot:

Barrows gloves (could be swapped with Granite gloves).

Jewelryslot:

Occult necklace (mage), Necklace of anguish (ranged), Ring o suffering (charged with Recoil rings), any Blessing for arrows slot, I am using Unholy blessing for this example.

Cape slot:

any God cape imbued (mage); any Arrows assembler (ranged).

Third gear setup: This is the best possible gear to kill Zulrah which will cost you over 500M gp and will result in very fast kills. But please note that you need to be very skilled to use such equipment to full potential, therefore I would recommend sticking with second gear setup before you master Zulrah or upgrade your gear by buying most effective parts, like Bracelet of torture and Imbued heart which will increase your magic damage by 10%.  Items list:Weapons:

Trident of the swamp (magic) and Toxic blowpipe (ranged).

Armors:

Ancestral robes (mage), Armadyl armors (ranged).

Boots slot:

Eternal boots (mage), Pegasian boots (ranged).

Head slot:

Ancestral hat (mage), Armadyl helmet (ranged).

Shield slot:

Arcane spirit shield.

Gloves slot:

Tormented bracelet (mage), Barrows gloves (ranged).

Jewelryslot:

Occult necklace (mage), Necklace of anguish (ranged), Ring of suffering (charged with Recoil rings), any Blessing for arrows slot.

Cape slot:

any God cape imbued (mage), any arrows assembler (ranged).

Consumables:

key consumables will be your best affordable food, Super restores, Prayer potions, Ranging potions, saradomin brews, Anti-Venom+, teleportation methods to Zul-Andra and bank just like displayed in previous setup images. Although, I wouldn’t recommend bringing any sara brews at the beginning of practice. Saradomin brews will extend your trips by increasing your kill counts per trip, but at first just take your best food, make your first kill, get comfortable with mechanics. You will feel when you are ready for extended trips with sara brews. For blowpipe I recommend using Adamant darts as they are most effective for the price range.

Other useful items you should! consider buying:Serpentine helm

: This item will make you immune to Zulrah venom poison which will result in 1 free inventory space and less items to be switched between (head slot). The downside of it is that your kills will become slower. This helm currently sells for 5M.

Sanguinesti staff:

If you can afford it, this staff from Theatre of Blood is a much better alternative than Trident of the swamp, because you won’t be able to make use of Trident’s special poisoning effect as Zulrah is immune to poison while Sanguinesti’s life leaching effect and +2 damage points will help you to make your kills even easier. This staff currently sells for 160M gold at oldschool runescape G.E.

Imbued heart:

This item could be used before each fight to increase your magic damage by 1-3 points. This magic boosting item currently sells for 21M gp.

Getting there:

There are two efficient ways to get to Zulrah. First one is to use fairy rings with code B*J*S. Although this will require 76 agility to get through stepping stone (71 agility with summer pie boost). The other way is to use Zul-Andra teleport which can be bought at G.E. for approximately 20k gp. Both locations are displayed below:

Zulrah Mechanics:

There are 2 main concepts for killing Zulrah you will need to learn.

1. Zulrah Forms
2. Zulrah Rotations.

Zulrah forms: Zulrah has 3 different forms with unique strengths and weaknesses which are:

1. Green form (ranger). Which is using ranged attack and is vulnerable to magic attacks, therefore you should always use ranged prayer protection and attack him with your magic attack (Trident of the swamp).
2. Red form (mele). Use your mage gear to fight mele Zulrah, she can hit up to 40+ and stun you after using some wiggle animation which is her special attack. Important! When she starts to wiggle you just need to step 1 square away from your previous location and she will miss her hit. When she wiggles, just imagine a rattlesnake warning you to move away from your current spot. You could also hide behind two pillars which will absorb the attack, but check rotations map first!
3. Blue form (cancer mage). You will need to use protection mage against this form and use your blowpipe as she is vulnerable to ranged attacks. But I named this form as cancer not without a reason. You need to protect mage because she is using this combat style most often and hit the hardest, but sometimes she will hit with ranged attacks for which there are no way to protect from. No matter how skilled you are, the main reason for your deaths at Zulrah will be those repetitive ranged attacks from blue form, that’s how she earned her name as cancer mage.

These forms are displayed below: Rotations: There are 4 different rotations you will need to recognize at the start of the instance. All rotations start with green (Ranger) form in the middle of instance and you will always start the fight by standing in North East corner just like displayed below: I recommend setting your camera facing south just as showed in previous picture. This will give you best vision around instance and will make it easier to understand rotations map. Rotations map: As mentioned before, there are 4 rotations which in picture below are represented as column “Alpha”; “Bravo”; “Charlie” and “Delta”. Each Rotation, or column, starts from top and moves downwards after certain amount of time. Purple dot indicates location where you should stand during each step of it. First form is always green (ranger) and the second form after will determine which rotation you will need to follow, in my case I got blue form on step 2 just like displayed below:

• Which means I received

“Delta”

• rotation, therefore I will switch to my ranger gear and pray mage to fight cancer mage form. Once she will lay down beneath, I will move to

step 3

• on rotation “Delta” which tells me to move south north (indicated in rotation map by purple dot) where I’ll be fighting green (ranger) form Zulrah, which means I will switch to my mage gear and turn protection mage on, on

step 4

• I will be fighting mage form with my range gear again, on

step 5

• will be hiding behind pillars (indicated by grey dots) from mele Zulrah attacks while dealing damage with my mage gear setup and so on. On

step 11

• you will face

green JAD Zulrah

, which you will still need to fight with your mage gear on, but this time you will need to flick between mage and ranged prayers for each attack Zulrah makes. Just as indicated in “Delta” column step 11, you will start by praying mage, then switch to ranged protection after Zulrah makes single attack, then back to protection mage and so on until step is finished. After step 12, rotation will restart, and you will start rotatoions from the beginning.

Additional information: During the fight, Zulrah will be spawning venom clouds and minions known as snakelings which can deal up to 15+ damage. To protect against snakelings it is SUPER IMPORTANT to bring Ring of recoil or Ring of suffering charged with Rings of recoil, because snakelings will kill themselves after hitting you as they have only 1 hitpoint. Also it is vital to have anti-venom+ potion ready (or wield Serpentine helm), otherwise you will get poisoned by venom clouds and Zulrah’s mage/range attacks. Clouds will still deal damage to you even if you’re using anti-venom+ potion or Serpentine helm, these tools will only protect you from getting poisoned. Venom is a much stronger form than regular poison.

Flipping items for profit on the Grand Exchange in Old School Runescape is easy and profitable money-making method if the correct steps are followed.

To start flipping, you can have any excess RuneScape gold, you have no matter how small, but with a large enough investment, millions of Gp can be earned per day in little to no time.

Choosing your flipping method

There are two main methods of flipping in Old School Runescape:

• High volume flipping, which is a low-risk low reward,
• Low-volume flipping, which is a high-risk & high reward method.

High volume flipping is flipping a large number of items for a small amount of profit per item.

Low volume flipping is flipping a single item or small batch of Items for a substantial profit per item.

High Volume Flipping

High Volume Flipping is the method mainly used by flippers without a large amount of OSRS gold to spare as it includes expected returns and short waits with little to no risk.

High volume flipping is flipping a large number of items that are cheap and frequently traded, such as food, potions, and runes.

To find an item to flip quickly, check the Old School Runescape Top 100 most frequently traded items page here http://services.runescape.com/m=itemdb_oldschool/top100?list=0.

Find an item that is above about 100 Gp and check its margins (see below for help with checking margins).

If the item has a substantial margin, add a buy order for that item for 1 Gp over the cost of what you sold it for to obtain the most profit.

If you are unable to buy your item anymore, you might have hit the buy limit for the RuneScape item, which will reset every 4 hours.

You can check this by searching for your item on the RuneScape wiki here: https://oldschool.runescape.wiki.

Another possibility is that somebody might have added a buy order for the item that is higher than yours.

In this case, you can choose to increase the price of your buy order or take the items you have now and cancel the buy order.

When your buy order is complete, or you are unable to obtain any more items, recheck your margins and add a sell order for 1 Gp less than what you just bought the item for.

For example, a player could buy 10,000 sharks for 1,000 Gp each after checking margins.

These margins could be buying for 999 Gp and selling for 1,011 each.

Once all of the sharks have been bought, margins can be checked once again if needed.

Next, the sharks could sell for 1,010 Gp each for a profit of 100,000 OldSchool RuneScape gold.

Low Volume Flipping

Low Volume flipping is often used by very experienced flippers to make large amounts of Gp but at the cost of significant investment, patience, and high risk.

Low volume flipping is similar to high volume flipping, but only a small amount of items are bought that are high cost.

Margin checking is often not economical due to its high cost for the costly items used in low volume flipping such as the Chamber of Xeric items, Theater of Blood Items, and other high-end PvM and PvP gear.

We recommend using ge-tracker.com to search for an item’s prices.

Using a Ge tracker, you can get a vague value of an item’s previous buying and selling price to place accurate buy and sell orders. When choosing an OSRS item, make sure an update is not coming out soon to nerf it or the content it excels at, or you could get stuck with millions of Gp lost.

When placing your buy order, you must understand that you might not see your return for a few hours or even days due to so little people trading these super high priced items, so if an item is not buying or selling soon enough, remember to have patience.

For example, a player could search on Ge Tracker for an item such as the Dragon claws, which looks like they could be bought for 55,000,000 Gp and sold for 56,500,000 Gp. This margin is significant, that can be taken advantage of.

They could buy in a buy offer for about 55,100,000 to make sure they are not undercut. This item will most likely take a while to buy, so some waiting is a must. When the RuneScape item does buy, recheck its predicted margins and sell it for around 56,400,000 Gp.

This method would allow for a substantial profit margin of 1,300,000 Gp for only a few minutes of work!

Checking Margins

Checking margins on your items is one of the most critical aspects of flipping. Checking margins shows how much profit can be made on a single OSRS item by subtracting the buy price from the selling price.

You can do this by going to the Grand Exchange and adding a very high priced offer for the item, then sell the item back to the Grand Exchange for a meager price.

Next, click the history tab in the top left-hand corner of the Grand Exchange interface to see how much the item bought and sold for. The margin number times the amount of the OldSchool RuneScape item you flip will give a reasonable estimation of your predicted profits. But you have to even this out with your GP invested.

Dividing your Gp profit by your Gp Invested will give you a value that shows how much Gp you are expected to make per Gp invested. The higher this value is, the better. This value must be paid close attention as it shows what items should and should not be invested in.