Four reliable OSRS resources, a clean RuneLite setup, and the plugins that solve real problems instead of filling your sidebar with junk.
These cover most questions about quests, items, prices, gear comparisons, and the client itself.
Official community wiki
The first stop for quests, items, monsters, training methods, drop tables, requirements, calculators, and game mechanics.
Open the Wiki ↗
Independent price tool
Check current Grand Exchange prices, recent movement, trade volume, item history, and broader market trends.
Check prices ↗
OSRS Wiki tool
Compare loadouts against a specific monster using your stats, equipment, prayers, boosts, accuracy, max hit, DPS, and estimated kill time.
Compare loadouts ↗
Official RuneLite site
A free, open-source OSRS client with built-in quality-of-life features and an in-client Plugin Hub for community additions.
Visit RuneLite ↗RuneLite keeps the original game underneath and adds information around it: overlays, timers, markers, price displays, bank tools, screenshots, notifications, and other conveniences. It does not replace the OSRS account or create a separate character.
Some features are built in and only need to be enabled. Others come from the Plugin Hub, which contains third-party plugins installed from inside RuneLite.
Download from RuneLite.netClick the wrench icon in RuneLite’s sidebar.
Type the feature name. Built-in plugins can be enabled immediately without installing anything.
For community plugins, scroll to the bottom of the configuration list and select Plugin Hub.
Search the exact name, install it, then return to configuration and open its settings.
Start with the first group, then add the rest when the problem they solve actually appears.
The biggest immediate improvement for a new or returning player.
Guides quests step by step, marks relevant NPCs and objects, lists required items, and helps prevent the classic “walk across Gielinor twice because you forgot a bucket” problem.
Right-click a destination on the world map to draw a route. Especially useful before your teleport network and map knowledge are fully built.
Puts the Wiki’s efficient quest order in RuneLite so quest rewards can reduce unnecessary early training. Treat it as a route, not a law.
Saves gear and inventory templates for bosses, Slayer tasks, skilling, clue steps, or anything else you do more than once.
Tracks discovered stars, their locations, and estimated timing so star hunting does not become a telescope-and-world-hop scavenger hunt.
Useful once your bank stops fitting neatly on one screen.
Estimates how much skill experience is sitting in your bank as logs, ores, herbs, bones, food, and other training supplies.
Another banked-XP viewer with item XP tooltips. It overlaps with Banked Experience, so try both and keep the one whose layout you prefer.
Shows items that may be recoverable elsewhere or otherwise taking unnecessary slots. Review recommendations before removing anything valuable or sentimental.
A setting inside RuneLite’s Bank plugin that lets you enter your bank PIN with the keyboard instead of clicking the shuffled keypad.
Makes abbreviated prices easier to read by showing clearer decimal values instead of forcing you to mentally decode every large stack.
Helpful, but there is no prize for enabling every visual effect at once.
In Tile Indicators, enable your true location to show the tile the server currently considers your character to occupy. This matters for precise movement and PvM.
Changes default and Shift-click actions for many items, NPCs, and objects. It removes repetitive right-clicking, but configure swaps deliberately so muscle memory does not betray you.
Adds a GPU renderer with upgraded lighting, shadows, textures, atmosphere, and draw-distance options. Optional—and more demanding on weaker computers.
Smooths camera rotation and zooming for players who prefer less abrupt movement. Pure comfort; disable it if the classic camera feels better.
Begin with Quest Helper, Shortest Path, Inventory Setups, Menu Entry Swapper, True Tile, and Keyboard Bankpin. Add the bank, star, price, and visual plugins as your account gives you a reason to use them.
