Supporter Store

Supporter credits

Credits buy cosmetics: outfits, hats and titles that change how you look and nothing else. They are a balance on your game account, not an item, so they can't be traded — and neither can anything they buy. Every price is fixed and on this page. What money buys, and what it never will.

Prices are in Australian dollars. Purchases use Stripe-hosted checkout, and you will need to log in and link Discord first so we can send your receipt and credit the correct game account. Joining the Discord server is optional. The terms of service and refund policy apply to every purchase.

Handful

5

Supporter credits

A$5 AUD

Hoard

75

Supporter credits — 60 + 15 bonus

A$45 AUD

The Wardrobe

Cosmetics and their prices

The same list, at the same prices, as the Wardrobe keeper in the Lumbridge courtyard. Buy here with credits or vote seals; gold prices are paid in game, at the Wardrobe, and that gold is destroyed rather than paid to anyone. Whatever you buy, you claim from the Wardrobe — it is bound to your account, and if you ever lose it, you claim it again for free.

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Every cosmetic here is checked by the game for having no stats, no requirements and no effect. Earned cosmetics — from quests, guild contracts, the leaderboards, expeditions and Bounty Hunter — are never for sale, and nothing for sale is made to look like them. Item pictures are not on the website yet; the Wardrobe shows each one in game.

Before you buy

Prices are in Australian dollars and charged by Stripe, which handles your card details end to end on its own hosted checkout page. Credits are added to the game account you pick at checkout, normally within seconds. They have no cash value and cannot be exchanged back for money outside a refund.

If a purchase is refunded or charged back, the credits from it are removed. If they were already spent, nothing is taken away automatically: a member of staff looks at it and sorts it out with you. The fair play policy has the whole of it.

If a purchase goes wrong, open a ticket in Discord. The refund policy sets out what happens and what your rights are under Australian Consumer Law; the terms of service and privacy policy cover the rest.