The Voidscape Guide

Getting there

Pull the Guardian lever at 90,3301 in Varrock sewers and confirm entry. Mason stands beside it at 92,3301. Use the current client and finish any other activity before entering.

Death is safe for equipment and Hardcore status. Food, potions and other supplies you use remain spent. The chamber's exit lever works even during combat; ::guardian leave is a fallback.

Prayers and movement

The Guardian's mace can hit up to 54 without protection. Use Paralyze Monster against melee. Outside melee, its Void Strike also drains 10% of your current Prayer, rounded up; Protect from Magic blocks that spell's damage and drain.

Normal three-round melee escape rules still apply. Watch the boss display and floor markers so you can react when combat releases.

Shatter and Ward

Shatter: leave the marked 3×3 area before the attack lands.

Ward: move into the marked 3×3 area and stay there for two consecutive game ticks to interrupt it. Merely crossing the marker is not enough. Miss either mechanic and it deals 30 damage. Use the recovery opening to attack.

Loot and repeat kills

Every victory gives 10,000 coins, big bones and one main reward. A separate 1 in 50 roll can add a Guardian core; it never replaces the main reward. All drops are unnoted.

Your loot appears in the chamber for you to collect. The Guardian returns 60 seconds after defeat if you stay. Speak to Mason after leaving to recover unclaimed rewards; they are not automatically added on login. See the complete Stone Guardian drop table.

Set your own stats

Use the custom editor to set your own staking stats at exactly 61.75 combat. Your first build is free. Later changes cost 250,000 coins and reset your guild win/loss record, while keeping defeated Masters, equipment rights and titles.

After you save your first build, an optional lesson with the Well-Rounder teaches switching: Klank's for your strike, plate before his. Complete three timed switches, skip it, or return for practice later. Practice loans are temporary and restore your own gear and stats afterward.

Challenge a Master

Right-click Challenge on an unbeaten Master to enter a private duel. Bring your own equipment and combat potions. The countdown starts the fight automatically: no retreat, prayer, magic, food or ranged attacks. The Boxer allows fists only.

Fight in any order and retry immediately after a loss. Each Master can be defeated once. Your original gear and stats return after a normal Master duel; potions you drank remain spent. Configure Dueling Chips in Advanced Settings, Interface to switch your owned equipment quickly on desktop, browser or Android.

Aubery amulet

Obtain an uncut Aubery stone from Bone Dragons at 1/400 or Crypt Wardens at 1/800. Cut it at 90 Crafting, then use a gold bar, the cut stone and an amulet mould at a furnace with 94 Crafting.

String it with wool and cast Enchant lvl-5 amulet at 68 Magic using one Cosmic rune, 15 Water runes and 15 Earth runes. While worn, the enchanted amulet adds 50% more runes to NPC drops, rounded to whole runes.

Skull amulet

At 97 Crafting, combine a gold bar, cut Aubery stone and dragon bones at a furnace while carrying an amulet mould. String it with wool, then use the same level-5 enchantment.

While worn, it adds 50% Slayer XP on your current assignment and 15% damage against undead NPCs across melee, ranged and magic. It gives no PvP damage bonus. The amulet and Skill XP card combine up to 2x the card-less Slayer award; other XP modifiers remain separate.

Eternal Dragon Amulet

At 95 Crafting, use a charged dragonstone amulet and 99 cut dragonstones at a furnace. Noted stones count. Forging consumes the amulet and stones and awards 25,000 Crafting XP.

No extra enchantment is needed. Rub it for the charged dragonstone amulet's destinations with unlimited charges. Normal teleport restrictions still apply.

Tasks and streaks

Your final required kill completes the task and awards its points. Every 10th task pays triple points; every 50th pays five times instead. Your streak carries between masters. Check the task directions: similarly named quest or event monsters may not count.

Shelve your current family for 25 points to keep it out of the next five assignments. This keeps your current task; skipping is a separate choice.

Skipping and blocking

A free cancellation resets your streak. A paid skip costs 30 points and keeps it. Block a current monster family for 100 points to remove it from future assignments, with two block slots available. Blocking keeps your streak; removing a block does not refund points.

Master and Wilderness XP

Torvin adds 5% on-task combat XP. Grimma adds 15% Slayer XP and 10% combat XP. Vexis adds 30% Slayer XP and 15% combat XP. On-task kills on actual Wilderness tiles add another 25% Slayer XP and 10% combat XP. Combat bonuses follow the skills you actually train, and Slayer points are unchanged.

Slayer Keys

Every fifth Grimma task gives one key. Vexis gives 2 per task, plus one for a fully Wilderness assignment, one for a boss bounty, and the highest streak bonus: +1 at 10 or +2 at 50. Torvin gives no keys.

The Slayer Chest

Use a key on the chest beside Vexis in Yanille for supplies, gear, coins or rare rewards. The chest has a 4.5% chance of 2 or 3 bonus keys and a 0.15% Skull Staff chance. Runite-bar rolls give 2–3 bars, or 6 on the rare roll; the former finished dragonstone amulet reward is now an uncut dragonstone. See Drops for the complete table.

Skull Mask

1/1,000 from Marrow Wraiths or Skull Sentinels, on or off task. While worn, it adds 20% damage against your assigned monsters for melee, ranged and magic. It does not boost accuracy or PvP damage. Its Yanille Teleport returns you beside Vexis, subject to normal teleport restrictions.

Crypt Warden and Skull Staff

The Warden requires 90 Slayer to attack and has an independent 1/400 Skull Staff roll. The staff requires 60 Magic. While wielded, each credited Slayer task kill heals 10% of your maximum Hits, at least 3, up to full health.

The Warden can now be assigned by Vexis at 90 Slayer and combat 105. While he is your task, the mask's task damage and the staff's task-kill healing apply normally.

Before the final quest

Talk to the Void Archivist in Lumbridge and use Quest Helper to check your progress. The Fourth Depth follows The Second Hand and needs permanent levels of 45 Magic, 50 Agility and 50 Crafting at its key steps. Boosts do not count. Keep the story items from earlier quests and follow the helper's item list.

The Margin

Finish The Fourth Depth to permanently unlock this new area outside the Wilderness. Edrin's Bookmark provides a reusable return. The temple has yew and magic trees, ores through runite, a furnace, anvils, cooking, banking, an altar and Agility shortcuts.

Void Gauntlets

The plain and trimmed gauntlets greatly reduce Void Dragonfire. Bring them to fight the Margin's Void Dragons; normal dragonfire shields do not protect against that fire. The gauntlets reduce damage rather than making you immune. They do not give the old extra gathering yield.

Hunting Void Dragons

The Margin's dragons are tougher than regular black dragons and guarantee Dragon bones and a Runite bar, alongside their normal reward roll. The quest guardian is a separate, weaker fight. Find the current supplies, gear and rare rolls in Drops.

Woodcutting Guild

McGrubor's Wood is open at 60 Woodcutting, with no entrance fee. It has four yews, five magic trees, a free bank chest and a Forester who certifies logs. Guild yews regrow in 60 seconds and magic trees in 120 seconds. Cutting still needs the normal level, including 75 Woodcutting for magic trees.

Magic Trees now have pale bark, turquoise foliage and light glints to match Magic Logs. Each log type also has its own inventory art.

Agility shortcuts and cape travel

Shortcuts are open around the world, including the 70 Agility pipes in Taverley Dungeon. Other routes cover Falador, Taverley to Catherby, Entrana, Seers and resource areas. Level requirements, failure chances and Wilderness restrictions still apply.

The Cape of legends has free, unlimited teleports to the entrances of the Legends', Heroes' and Champions' Guilds. Choose Teleport from the cape; normal teleport and guild-entry restrictions remain.

Dragon's Fury in combat

Equip a Dragon longsword, Dragon battle axe or Dragon medium helmet and use Dragon's Fury during a melee fight. The sword improves your next melee accuracy roll, the axe improves your next melee power roll, and the helmet improves defence against the next physical attack.

They share a 200-second cooldown and cannot be prepared out of combat. Stake King resets your Fury after each duel. The Dragon square shield keeps its dragonfire protection instead of a Fury active.

Dragon Woodcutting Axe

Requires 70 base Woodcutting and chops twice as often as Rune, using your ordinary level-based batch size. Its Fury has a 15% chance to finish the remaining batch. Try it once per batch, with 30 seconds between attempts, including failed rolls.

Sources include KBD 1/3,000, the Skilling Chest 1/5,000, black dragons or Demon Kings 1/8,000, and the Dragon Chest 1/1,000. The Dragon Chest first needs a dragon kill to earn its key, so Seers remains the better chest route for chasing the axe.

Dragon Keys and the Dragon Chest

Adult dragons drop keys: KBD 1/100, black dragons 1/150, red dragons 1/200, blue dragons 1/250, and Elvarg 1/300. Bring a key to the Dragon Chest in the Lava Maze. No Legends' Quest completion is required. The improved chest has about a 15% chance of finished Dragon gear or tools, plus larger supply bundles and more chances at sword and shield parts. See Drops for every exact reward and rate.

Community Double XP

Donate eligible unwanted items to the Garbage Collector in Lumbridge. The first 1M-value goal adds 24 hours of Double XP for everyone. Each following goal doubles, and extra donated value carries forward. Donations are permanent, give no personal payment, and exclude coins, notes and untradeable items.

Everyday improvements

Potion names show their doses in buy-order choices, hover text and ground labels. Large coin amounts use clear k and M labels, with exact amounts still shown where you confirm a trade or duel. Loot Tracker brings your latest kill to the top; Quest Helper no longer blocks mobile spellbook taps.

All arrow tiers work in the F2P Wilderness while normal bow and Ranged requirements still apply.

Nearby voice and Blackjack watching

Desktop proximity voice starts Off. Enable it in Settings, Chat and hold your Talk key to speak. Only nearby, opted-in players can hear you; you hear up to the three closest active speakers.

Click a player's Blackjack icon to watch across hands until you close the view or they leave. Wager 10M across Slots and Solo Blackjack on one character to earn the Degenerate title.

Event Key and Event Key Shards

An Event Key opens the Event Chest. Dragon harpoon, pickaxe, medium helmet, sword, battle axe and square shield are each 1/600, keeping the Dragon Chest as the best route for Dragon equipment. New supply rolls include 50 Swordfish, 300 Rune Arrows, 10 Super attack potions or 10 Super strength potions. Bundles of 5 Void Keys, 5 Skilling Keys or 3 Dragon Keys remain 1/100 each, alongside XP cards and coin prizes. Eligible competitive-event starters earn one shard when the event finishes; when the configured prize is an Event Key, eligible runners-up receive ten instead. Assemble 100 shards into one key; if inventory cannot receive it, the key goes to your bank rather than the ground. Fury pays its announced prize without attendance shards. Exact chest odds live in Drops.

Skilling Key

Eligible non-combat skilling XP outside either tutorial gets at most one independent 1/750 key roll per five-game-tick activity window. Prayer counts; combat skills do not. A full pack places a successful key briefly on your own tile. Use it on the Skilling Chest; generated rewards live in Drops.

Reset Card

Redeem one card to reset exactly one permanent Attack, Defence, Strength, Ranged, Magic, or Prayer level from 2-39 to level 1 and zero XP. The choice is confirmed and irreversible. Redemption is blocked in combat, Wilderness, while skulled, duelling, or held by an event. The subscription vendor charges 250,000 coins. Read the confirmation before using a card.

Staker Card

A limited-distribution prize usable only by a fresh combat-level-3 character. It grants a chosen legal combat-61 Stake King build: at least 60 Attack, 60 Defence, and 20 Strength, with Hits derived. Attack, Strength, Defence, Hits, Prayer, and Magic then lock permanently; Ranged may rise only while combat stays at 61. Read both confirmations; conversion cannot be undone.

Void Cape

The first completed Void Cave run guarantees the cape; later clears roll another at 1/20. It gives +7 Armour and +5 Power and is tradable. Its teleport reaches the Null Sanctum only after you have paid the Void Dungeon toll or earned free passage, and is blocked in the cave, deep Wilderness, and other no-teleport regions.

Demon King Sword

This one-handed 40-Attack sword has 70 Aim and 70 Power. Against the explicitly audited demon, giant, and dragon set it multiplies the melee power roll by 1.20; it provides no dragonfire protection. The Demon King source and exact independent table odds live in Drops.

Current cosmetics

The Orange Party-Hat has a 1/200 Event Chest roll, capped at 50 awarded hats. Announcements show progress toward the cap. After the cap, that roll awards 1M coins. The Grey party hat is the tradeable, noteable completion reward for filling all 144 Collection Log entries, alongside the Completionist title. Neither cosmetic has a combat effect.

Vharok & Oathbreaker

Vharok returns 60 seconds after defeat. Every qualifying player receives five noted Dragon bones plus a common roll, with one shared rare draw for the fight. Bind Vharok’s chain to an unworn, unnoted Stonebreaker to make Oathbreaker: 60 Attack, 66 Aim and 62 Power. The Chainbound ammo mould makes eight cannonballs from two steel bars per pour, keeping the usual output and XP per bar. See the Oathbreaker addendum for combat bonuses and the blood oath, and Drops for the full reward table.

Other current equipment

The focused sections below cover Void combat gear, Void wizard robes, Void Boots, Nature Staff, Rangers Amulet, dragon sword/tools, dragon arrows, bolts, and crossbow. Nature Staff can batch high alchemy up to 15 items while wielded. Quest Helper lists story items when you need them.

Prayer and magic

Ordinary prayers drain at half the authentic rate. The authentic spellbook remains in place, with Entropy as the documented custom PvP spell. Nature Staff changes alchemy value and batching, not rune costs.

Wilderness

Normal Wilderness level matching and skull rules apply. Bounty targets, red-rift travel, conditional Wilderness drops, and death custody are server-owned systems; a safe tile or safe event is labeled explicitly.

Loot modifiers

Void Amulet adds 50% to eligible stack quantities from Void NPCs. It changes quantity, not odds.

Death and valuables

Do not assume an item will land safely on the ground. Account-bound contents, bank overflow, minigame safety, Wilderness deaths, and ordinary death-loss rules differ by system; the relevant item or activity section states the custody rule.

Automated events

Use ::event status to see the active event, ::event join to enter and ::event leave to leave. The automatic rotation includes Stake King, Castle King, Mage Battles, Void Rush and Flats. Every event, automatic or owner-hosted, gives you 2 minutes to sign up and then 1 minute to get ready before it starts. For Stake King that ready minute is when you choose and lock your stats.

Flats and 2v2

Flats offers regular 99s, combat 38 and 40-1-99 formats with supplied kits. In 2v2, partners are assigned randomly and stay together. At least four players and an even number are needed. If your partner is knocked out, you can keep fighting; advancing teams receive the normal restock. Each winning teammate gets the full announced prize.

Fury: survive all 21 rounds

Join a hosted Fury event for a free 4 to 8 player team challenge. Meet in its waiting lobby with your own gear and levels, then start with supplied equipment and temporary 99 combat stats. Enemies are stronger and Void Rush rounds faster than the solo cave.

One survivor can win the announced prize for every starter, including knocked-out teammates. There is no re-entry, automatic healing or revival. Surviving runs no longer lose to round timers. The normal solo Void Cave is unchanged.

Fury supplies

Start with 10 swordfish, a Yew longbow, 100 bronze arrows and limited other supplies. After rounds 5, 10, 15 and 20, survivors get 15 seconds to pick up 3 swordfish, 25 rune arrows, 80 air runes, 20 death runes, 100 fire runes and one prayer-restore dose. Rounds 10 and 20 also add one dose each of super attack, strength and defence.

The supplies are yours to pick up manually before the pause ends. Rune arrows work with the supplied bow. Uncollected items disappear, and knocked-out players do not revive.

Casino

Edgeville hosts the Fortune machine and Cracker Spins. Fortune targets 95% RTP over many plays; it does not promise a return on an individual session. Voidscape Blackjack has its own cabinet beside the Fortune machine; its rules are documented in the Blackjack section.

Market and auction

The Auction House and web Market share the server order book. Listings, buy orders, tax, settlement, and offline delivery are server-owned. Player-supplied party chests and dynamic pots never have fabricated public odds.

Collection and titles

The Collection Log now includes the Dragon Woodcutting Axe, Dragon Key, Slayer Key, Skull Mask and Skull Staff. Earn them from their listed sources to fill entries; buying an item or already owning it does not add new credit. Select earned titles through the Herald.

Wagers

Wagers are ordinary inventory coins: even amounts only, minimum 2, maximum initial wager 100,000. Doubling debits the hand's wager again and splitting debits the initial wager again, so the maximum total at risk in one round is 400,000.

Table rules

Cards are drawn from an effectively infinite deck. The dealer stands on soft 17 and checks for blackjack when showing an Ace or ten-card, so you only ever lose your initial bet to a dealer blackjack. Double on any first two cards, including after a split; split once when both cards have equal value (any two ten-cards may split); split aces receive exactly one card each. No insurance, no surrender.

Payouts and the edge

An ordinary win pays 1:1 profit, blackjack pays 3:2 profit on your first two cards only, and a push returns the wager. Return to player is 99.43% under optimal play. a 0.57% house edge that comes entirely from these disclosed rules; every card is an independent uniform draw from server-side cryptographically strong randomness.

Custody and transparency

Payouts go to your inventory, or your bank if your inventory is full, and are otherwise safely recorded and delivered when you next make room. winnings are never dropped. Leaving mid-hand is safe: an unfinished hand resumes when you return, and a hand untouched for 10 minutes is automatically stood and settled. The cabinet shows lifetime TOTAL WAGERED and TOTAL PAID TO PLAYERS across the whole server since launch.

The robes work on everything

Unlike the rest of the Void set, the robe bonus applies to any NPC. Only the Sceptre's share is void only. Wear the robes anywhere you fight monsters.

But nothing in PvP

The set bonus is zero against players. In PvP the three pieces are worth their raw +22 Magic and no armour at all.

Bound to the character

You can own one physical Sack across inventory and bank. It cannot be traded, dropped, staked, sold, auctioned or put in a party chest.

Death

On an ordinary unsafe PvE or PvP death, the Sack is kept for free but every stored herb spills to the ground and the Sack becomes empty. Safe minigame and stake-duel deaths keep the contents.

How XP cards combine

Skill and Combat cards can run together because they affect different skills. All XP bonuses add to the chosen base rate; they never multiply each other.

Redeeming safely

Cards are ordinary tradable items and can be lost under normal death rules. Redemption is confirmed before consumption. Characters created on the 1× path receive no card or subscription XP bonus.

Admission sticks until you die

Pay once and you can leave, log out and come back through a restart without paying again. The rift remembers your deepest floor and offers to drop you back there.

Dying underground clears all of it. Admission and depth both reset. The next trip costs another 100,000 coins.

One fight at a time

Once you and another player trade blows, nobody else can attack either of you for about 20 seconds after the last hit. A third party gets told the dungeon only allows one on one fights.

A few seconds to move

Kill something and you get about 3 seconds where clicking the ground or minimap lets you walk without the room re-aggroing. Only a real walk click counts. Attacking cancels it.

Members loot, free rules

Every floor counts as free to play Wilderness for what you may use, but members only drops still appear and can be carried out. You just cannot equip, eat or identify them until you leave.

Before you go

Bring three free inventory slots beyond the key, or the chest refuses to open. Some rewards pay several items.

A noted key will not work. Un-note it at a bank first. Keys do not stack.

What it does

The +5 Attack and +5 Strength inputs affect combat calculations for 30 seconds. The effect never stacks. A recast refreshes the same effect and still pays runes and starts the caster cooldown. Casting awards 0 Magic XP.

Where it works

Ordinary members Wilderness with both players eligible. It refuses in free-to-play Wilderness, the Void Dungeon, safe zones, instances, duels and the Void Arena. It causes no damage, accuracy roll, skull or combat opponent.

Safe-side departure

Immediate. There is no fee, cooldown, random destination, confirmation, or arrival protection.

Wilderness-side departure

You need 10 seconds clear of combat and 10 continuous seconds standing still at the rift. Movement or combat cancels the stationary timer.

Rested XP

Time logged out builds a pool worth +50% XP. You bank one rested second per second offline. It starts after 30 minutes away and caps at 45 minutes.

Type ::rested to check it.

Starter paths

Every new character picks Warrior, Forager or Arcanist on Void Island. The path gives 2× XP in its three skills until that skill hits level 50. It switches off per skill, not all at once.

You cannot leave the island until you choose.

Prayer drains at half rate

Ordinary prayers burn points twice as slowly as authentic Classic. The same level and prayer bonus last twice as long. Boss specific drains are untouched.

Skilling batches by level

Repeated actions run as a batch instead of one click each. The batch grows with your level in that skill, from 1 at low level up to 30 at 99. Chores that award no XP stay one at a time.

Nodes cannot rob you

A fresh rock or tree always gives at least 3 harvests before it can deplete. After 4 failures in a row on the same resource, the next attempt is guaranteed.

World-map walking

Click a reachable destination on the world map and your character follows a goal-aware route, replanning around temporary blockers. Dangerous areas are still dangerous; the map does not teleport you or bypass access rules.

Milestone coins

Skill levels 20 through 99 and total level milestones pay a small coin reward, once per character. An acknowledgement, not an income. 2,500 coins at 99.