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The Birth of Midgard In the RSPS community, Divine and Nucky, the well-known creators behind Lunite, decided to announce a new project on September 17, 2022: Midgard. The announcement was made to Lunite's loyal community with promises that Lunite would remain their "number one focus," and there would be no in-game currency crossover between Lunite and Midgard. Instead, both servers would remain separate entities, run simultaneously by the same owners. The announcement was cautiously optimistic. The creators promised that Lunite's future was secure, despite embarking on a new venture. But this wasn’t just any new server; Nucky’s IRL friend/relative Scape was soon revealed to be joining the ownership team. Divine — 09/17/2022 9:19 AM “As stated, our love and effort in Lunite will not and has not shifted... It will not be directly tied to Lunite with in-game currency or anything like that, they will remain 2 separate servers we will just be running both.” The truth? This was the beginning of Lunite’s downfall. The Midgard Launch: An RSPS Disaster in the Making Fast forward to January 18, 2024, Nucky excitedly announced that Midgard was officially launching on February 17th. What should have been a joyous occasion quickly turned into a disaster. Nucky — 01/18/2024 1:53 AM “Today we are extremely excited to announce the official release date of Midgard! We will be releasing on February 17th... We will also be opening Staff Applications soon! Thank you all for the continued patience and love we've received!” This massive push brought over many loyal Lunite players to Midgard, with promises of a fresh start and unique content. However, behind the scenes, things were unraveling quickly. Voting Stats: The Numbers Don’t Lie RSPS players are familiar with the importance of voting, and the decline of both servers’ vote counts tells a story of failure and player abandonment. Midgard Vote Stats (Launch to September 2024) February (Launch): 5,563 votes March: 9,066 votes (+62.97%) April: 2,024 votes (-63.61%) May: 2,711 votes (-51.27%) June: 3,149 votes (-43.39%) July: 2,827 votes (-49.16%) August: 2,291 votes (-58.82%) September: 1,729 votes (-68.91%) As seen from the stats above, Midgard saw a massive spike in votes during March but immediately crashed by 63.61% the following month, with a continuous drop leading to September where it experienced a 68.91% drop from the launch. Lunite Vote Stats (Decline of a Top Server) February: 8,418 votes March: 9,066 votes April: 4,716 votes (-47.96%) May: 4,819 votes (-42.75%) June: 4,400 votes (-47.72%) July: 4,819 votes (-42.75%) August: 5,407 votes (-35.77%) September: 5,837 votes (-30.68%) Lunite, once ranked among the top 6 servers, took an absolute beating during Midgard’s release, with its vote count dropping by nearly 48% by April and struggling to climb back up. It eventually fell to the 12th-15th rank, barely hanging on. Abandonment and a Cash Grab Not long after Midgard’s launch, Divine and Nucky began distancing themselves from the project, leaving Scape to run the show. On October 16, 2024, Divine made it clear that they had stepped away from Midgard, handing full control to Scape. Divine — Yesterday at 11:31 AM “Hey guys, as you may have seen Nucky and myself have taken a step back from Midgard. Scape has been the main guy running the show for a while and he wants to take it in his own direction. We continue to praise him for his work and hope to see Midgard prosper even more!” Nucky’s silent exit from the Discord speaks volumes about his interest in the project. He had previously attempted to close the server on April 18, 2024, citing poor communication and real-life obligations as excuses for putting Midgard offline temporarily. Nucky promised a return by June 1st, 2024, but this was just another example of empty words with no results. Nucky — 04/18/2024 7:11 AM “Due to the overwhelming response of keeping Midgard online with the understanding that the next update planned will be June 1st... We will admit that we may have made a decision without communicating it properly.” Midgard never recovered. The server’s votes declined, updates became sporadic, and player engagement dwindled. What started as a promising project turned into a classic RSPS cash grab, with players' donations being funneled into a failing project. Scape’s Leadership: Laziness Personified When it comes to evaluating leadership in an RSPS, activity and consistency are critical measures of engagement. Let’s review Scape’s activity within Midgard’s Discord channel from July 2024 to October 2024. Despite being the sole remaining owner, his leadership is defined by inconsistent posts, delayed responses, and bare-minimum event management. How Active is Scape? Let’s break down some key moments of activity and analyze how often Scape actually engages with his community. October 17-18, 2024: Multiple scattered posts across a 24-hour period: Client issues: Problems with the client build were reported multiple times on the same day, but without any proper resolution. Halloween Event: Scape posted about launching the same Halloween event with minimal effort—recycling content from previous events like the July event. This repetitive, low-effort approach is a hallmark of his disengaged leadership. Despite these posts, there was no new meaningful content, and the focus remained on temporary events like Trick or Treat rather than substantial updates. September 2024: Few posts, mostly concerning cash-grab donation incentives: For every $50 donated, players would receive bonus items like Death Touch Darts or Summer Boxes. Activity here is clearly centered around generating donations rather than improving the gameplay experience or addressing community feedback. No significant updates were announced apart from client issues, highlighting how little actual development work is being done. August 2024: Low activity with minor content updates: New bosses and donator ranks were introduced, but again, the emphasis was on increasing the perks for high-tier donators, showing that donations remained a priority. No regular development updates: Most development seems to be done at the last minute with little to no engagement from Scape between updates, leaving the community in the dark about the server’s direction. July 2024: Focus on minor updates and quality-of-life changes: Buffs for donator boxes and small improvements were rolled out, but there was very little interaction with the community in terms of meaningful feedback or discussion. Posts revolved primarily around developing new perks for donations, indicating once again that monetization was a higher priority than server improvement. A Disconnected Leader Scape’s interaction with the community is sporadic and primarily tied to donation incentives or event announcements. For a server marketed as "the most anticipated RSPS in 2024," one would expect a more involved and responsive leader. However, Scape only appears when there is a need to push donations or manage short-term events like Halloween trick-or-treating. The reality is that these short bursts of activity are woefully insufficient for a server that’s clearly struggling. Even his DevBlogs are delayed, and Scape has openly admitted that he hasn’t posted one in a while due to his "hectic schedule." This further demonstrates his lack of commitment to actively engaging with the community or guiding the server towards success. Scape’s Posts: Frequency Breakdown October 2024 Activity October 18: 1 post October 17: 6 posts October 16: 4 posts October 15: 1 post October 11: 2 posts August-September 2024 Activity August 16-19: 4 posts September 17-24: 4 posts (mainly regarding donations and client fixes) Weekly Engagement Breakdown On average, Scape is posting 4-6 times per week, with most of these posts clustered around event announcements or donation incentives. Outside of this, there are days of complete silence, during which the community is left without any updates or engagement. Lack of Meaningful Updates Although Scape claims to be working on updates, his posts reveal that he is recycling the same content. For example, his October 16, 2024 post about the Halloween event was nothing more than a rehash of the July event with minor tweaks: Scape — 10/16/2024 4:30 AM "NEW UPDATE!! Trick or treating is live... Same content as the July event with minor tweaks." This repetition demonstrates a clear lack of creativity and innovation. Players who have supported the server since its inception expect more than just recycled events. Unfortunately, Scape's leadership seems to be marked by a pattern of reused content and delayed features, with promises of significant updates being pushed back repeatedly. Even the features and content that are promised in devblogs often arrive late or not at all. For instance, updates such as the Slayer rework and new boss mechanics have been teased for months, but the community has yet to see anything truly game-changing. This lack of fresh, engaging content is unacceptable for an RSPS that was once marketed as the most anticipated server of 2024. Players are growing increasingly frustrated as they feel misled by promises of updates that never fully materialize. Conclusion: A Lazy, Disengaged Leader Scape’s leadership has been characterized by inconsistency, disengagement, and a clear focus on monetizing the player base rather than improving the player experience. His activity level, though somewhat frequent, is uninspired and directionless. Most of his engagements are tied to either cash-grab events or repetitive seasonal updates, with very little meaningful development work happening behind the scenes. While it’s understandable that every server may experience periods of downtime or slow updates, Midgard is being held back by a leader who lacks the passion or commitment to push the server forward. The failure to introduce new, original content, combined with the recycling of events like Halloween Trick or Treat, has left the community feeling disillusioned. With voting stats in freefall and key features continually delayed, Midgard has become a cautionary tale for RSPS players. It serves as a stark warning to anyone considering supporting a server where leadership is absent and the primary focus seems to be on driving donations rather than delivering the experience players deserve. Takeaway for RSPS Players: If you’re looking for a server with active and passionate leadership, avoid Midgard and look for alternatives that are transparent about their development progress. Don't be lured by promises of new content that never comes or by temporary donation incentives designed to milk the player base. Instead, explore servers on rspstoplist.com where player reviews and genuine rankings ensure you're joining a server that's truly committed to its community.

Is RuneSaga Losing Its Edge? A Deep Dive into Declining Engagement and Player Interest When RuneSaga launched on April 6, 2023, it was hailed as an RSPS game-changer. However, since then, both player engagement and Wet Wizard's YouTube channel views have faced a steep decline. Could the challenges of running RuneSaga be wearing down its owners, and is the server itself struggling to keep its community engaged? A Sharp Decline in Player Engagement: The Voting Trends Over the past year, RuneSaga's votes have shown a troubling trend. Starting strong with a peak in October 2023 at 11,205 votes, the numbers have continuously dropped to only 6,986 votes by September 2024—a 37.7% decrease. With voting allowed every 12 hours, this reflects a shrinking active player base. Recent weekly votes tell a similar story, fluctuating but generally declining, with only 1,100 votes in the last recorded week. Estimated Player Count Decline Considering votes per player every 12 hours, we can estimate an average daily player count. For 2023, this averaged around 124 players daily, but by October 2024, this could be down to approximately 80 players—a 35% drop in active players. The projected decline suggests that, without intervention, RuneSaga’s player count may continue to shrink, potentially dropping below 60 players daily by early 2025. Wet Wizard’s YouTube Channel: Is RuneSaga Draining His Content Drive? Since RuneSaga’s release, Wet Wizard’s YouTube channel has seen a notable decline in engagement. Views dropped from 41,000 in January 2023 to an average of just 7,000 monthly views in 2024. Now posting only one video per month, Wet Wizard’s decreased activity may be a direct result of focusing on RuneSaga, but it’s causing his loyal audience to lose interest. Wet Wizard's Discord Activity and Community Disconnect Since September, Wet Wizard’s minimal presence on Discord has been concerning, with only 21 messages from September 19 to October 11, 2024. This represents around 1-2 daily interactions, mostly focused on refunds, brief responses, or event reminders. Projecting from this data, it’s estimated that Wet Wizard could post around 60-65 times monthly, maintaining a pattern of transactional interactions rather than genuine player engagement. Such limited activity suggests a concerning shift in priorities. The lack of consistent, meaningful communication raises questions about RuneSaga’s future community management approach. As RuneSaga’s voting stats and player engagement drop, this minimal interaction reflects an apparent detachment from players. For a server once driven by active involvement, a continued lack of care and interaction with players could result in further declines in loyalty and enthusiasm. Creative Exhaustion? RuneSaga’s Plea for Community Ideas In an unprecedented move, RuneSaga’s ownership recently appealed to its community for a brainstorming group to help generate new ideas and provide feedback. For a server that launched with promises of a unique, custom OSRS experience—including over 20 custom bosses, 30+ armor sets, cosmetic overrides, and an invention skill—this request hints at a lack of internal direction. This call for external help suggests creative burnout within the team, raising serious concerns about whether they can sustain RuneSaga's momentum or if the innovation that once set them apart is running dry. Projected Decline: What’s Next for RuneSaga? With vote counts and player engagement on a downward trend, RuneSaga faces an uncertain future. If the current decline continues, RuneSaga could see further drops in both active players and community interest. The server may need a renewed focus on content and engagement strategies to avoid fading into the background. Final Thoughts RuneSaga’s current trajectory shows significant declines in both player engagement and content creation from Wet Wizard. As both RuneSaga and Wet Wizard’s YouTube presence struggle to maintain momentum, the community is left wondering: Can RuneSaga reignite the excitement that once defined it, or will it lose its standing in the RSPS world?

The RSPS community was recently shaken by the news that Runelist, a well-known RSPS platform, has been sold for a whopping $30,000. However, the mystery surrounding the new buyer has left many of us questioning the future of this platform. With the original project leader leaving, there are serious concerns about whether the new owner can live up to the promises that have been made to the community. Inactivity and Broken Promises One of the main concerns surrounding Runelist.io is the glaring inactivity. Not only has the much-touted 'protected launcher' – which was promised to enhance security for RSPS servers – remained incomplete, but the blog has also seen no new posts for an extended period. This raises questions about how committed the new owner is to delivering on the promises made by the previous leadership. Without clear communication or transparency, how can we, as RSPS players and server owners, place our trust in this platform moving forward? How RSPS Toplist Plans to Be Different At rspstoplist.com, we believe in providing a transparent, active, and secure platform for RSPS listings. Unlike Runelist.io, we are committed to ensuring that our platform evolves with the community’s needs. Our team is constantly engaging with the community and ensuring that our features, including virus-free listings and secure server management tools, are top-notch. We are actively developing our platform and blog to keep you informed, and we're here for the long haul. We plan to deliver on all promises, ensuring our members receive the best RSPS experience possible. So, while Runelist.io's new ownership may raise concerns, you can trust rspstoplist.com to provide a better, more reliable alternative for your RSPS needs.

RuneScape Private Servers (RSPS) have become a dynamic part of the gaming landscape in 2024, offering fans of the classic MMORPG a personalized, sometimes radically different experience compared to the official game. RSPSs are independently created servers that replicate or customize RuneScape’s core gameplay, often providing unique content, customizations, or easier progression for players. In recent years, RSPSs have diversified into several types, each catering to distinct player preferences. Whether you’re new to the RSPS scene or a veteran, understanding the server types and navigating the landscape safely can enrich your gaming experience. Three Main Types of RSPS in 2024 1. Vanilla OSRS Servers Vanilla OSRS servers are designed for players who crave the authentic Old School RuneScape experience, closely mirroring Jagex's OSRS gameplay and progression. These servers replicate the official game’s slow, steady leveling, community-based economy, and challenging PvM (Player vs. Monster) content. Ideal for players who enjoy the nostalgia and gradual progression of classic RuneScape, Vanilla OSRS servers often adhere closely to updates from the official game, ensuring an experience faithful to OSRS. 2. SpawnPK Servers SpawnPK servers are the go-to for PvP enthusiasts who want instant access to high-stakes action without the time-consuming grind. In these servers, players can spawn most items instantly, allowing for quick access to powerful weapons and armor ideal for Player vs. Player combat. SpawnPK is all about high-intensity PvP, perfect for players who enjoy risk-filled, competitive gameplay in dangerous PvP zones without spending hours collecting resources. This server type skips the slow-building experience of Vanilla OSRS in favor of instant thrill and competition. 3. Custom Servers For those looking for a completely new take on RuneScape, custom RSPS servers offer a unique twist. These servers introduce new bosses, items, skills, and game mechanics that break away from the traditional RuneScape setup. With exclusive dungeons, original spells, and themed expansions, custom servers let developers unleash their creativity, giving players an experience unlike any other. These servers are great for those wanting to explore new content and try innovative game features while staying rooted in the familiar RuneScape universe. Staying Safe on RSPS in 2024 The RSPS scene has improved its security standards, but staying safe is still essential. Before you dive into a server, it’s wise to verify its reputation by checking for an active website, an engaged community on Discord or forums, and transparent updates from developers. Reputable RSPS directories like rspstoplist help you find trustworthy servers that align with your gaming style, whether you’re looking for Vanilla OSRS, high-energy SpawnPK, or custom content. Choosing the Right RSPS for You In 2024, RSPSs offer something for everyone. Vanilla OSRS servers provide an authentic, classic RuneScape experience; SpawnPK servers focus on fast PvP action; and custom servers break the mold with innovative content. When selecting an RSPS, look for servers with a good reputation and strong community backing, as these are often the most stable and secure. Choosing the right server, and navigating the scene safely, ensures that you can dive into the RSPS world with confidence.

As a previous RSPS owner, I understand the path to dominating your project from the ground up. If you're serious about creating a successful server, you need to invest time and effort. In 2024, players aren't fooled by a simple rework of a homepage, a few model tweaks, or minor game changes like updating Slayer. Players notice the difference between a passion-driven project and a quick cash grab. If you're committed to building something substantial, take the time to understand how your base code functions. Invest in the right assets, especially models, to give your game a unique look and feel. I highly recommend connecting with talented modelers on Discord: https://discord.gg/rUXDSYGc9H. Prices can range from $10 to $150 depending on the complexity of the work, and it's an investment that pays off in the long run or looking for someone known in scene for models contact: playerown90 via discord. Step 1: Generate Hype Before Launch Before you even think about launching, you need to build pre-launch hype. One of the best places to start is the RSPS project section on Rune-Server: https://rune-server.org/forums/projects.308. Even though some platforms might feel outdated or toxic, they remain valuable for pre-launch exposure. Key Tips for Pre-Launch Hype: Post Updates Regularly: Whether it's daily or bi-weekly, consistency is key to keeping potential players interested. Detailed Logs Matter: Make sure to provide detailed update logs showcasing your progress. Players love transparency. Use Visuals: In 2024, attention spans are shorter. Include plenty of images and visuals to capture your audience's attention. Step 2: Collaborating with RSPS YouTubers Once you’ve built some traction and have a solid foundation, it’s time to bring your project into the spotlight. Collaborating with RSPS YouTubers can give your server the boost it needs. However, don’t reveal everything in your teasers. Think of it like a trailer for an official game—keep them excited but leave enough mystery to build anticipation. Be mindful, though—RSPS YouTuber marketing has become more expensive and less impactful over time. Some influencers charge outrageous prices, so it’s crucial to pick wisely. Here are a few reliable options: SohanRSPS: Pricing starts at $400, but this can easily get you 20 active daily players. FPKMerk: Known for botting likes and comments, but pricing is more affordable at $150 - $250, making him a great starter option. EggyRS: One of the most legit YouTubers, with prices starting at $250+. Effigyswiper: High-end contracts for OSRS servers starting at $10,000 per month, bringing in massive traffic (500+ players). He’s difficult to reach but worth it if you’re scaling big. Wr3ckedyou: Great value for $125, providing quality traffic. Ideal for a starter server or video series. Walkchaos: Decently priced at $160+, but some concerns about botted traffic. While YouTubers are good for initial exposure, don’t rely on them long-term. The traffic from YouTubers has declined due to the repetitive content they showcase. It might be worth considering hiring a media manager to handle your YouTube content directly. This way, you control your narrative, and your server isn't competing with others advertised on the same YouTuber’s channel the next day. Step 3: Boost Your Visibility on Toplists Finally, make sure to get your server listed on RSPS toplists. These platforms are still a major source of traffic, even in 2024. Start with rspstoplist to maximize your exposure. Remember, building a successful RSPS in 2024 is about more than just launching a server. It’s about engaging your community, creating consistent content, and choosing the right marketing channels to ensure your hard work pays off.

On September 12th, Royal RSPS launched, rebranding what was once Destiny RSPS. While rebrands often signal new beginnings, Royal RSPS appears to be anything but. With unfinished website pages, lazy graphics, and an overemphasis on its store page, it feels like this is just another quick money grab. For those familiar with the server’s owner, Johnny, this should come as no surprise. Unfinished Website, Lazy Graphics, and One Completed Page — The Store Let’s face it: a professional, polished website is critical for any online community, especially one that thrives on player engagement like a RuneScape private server. Unfortunately, Royal RSPS falls flat. Many parts of the website are incomplete, showcasing a lack of attention to detail. The design elements are generic and rushed, and the user experience is far from what you’d expect from a server trying to position itself as “new and improved.” The only section that appears to have received real focus? The store page. This alone speaks volumes. When the store is the most polished aspect of the site, it’s clear where the priorities lie — and it’s not on gameplay improvements or community engagement. Johnny’s Reputation: Another Server, Another Cash Grab This isn’t the first time we’ve seen this play out. Johnny, the notorious owner behind Royal RSPS, has a history of opening multiple servers under the guise of a “network.” Time and again, these servers follow a familiar pattern: launch with a lot of hype, collect player donations, and then slowly fade away with minimal updates or support. Royal RSPS seems to be following the same script. The rebrand from Destiny RSPS feels like a thinly veiled attempt to milk the player base once again, offering little in the way of real improvements. It’s hard to ignore that every time Johnny opens a new server, the same cycle repeats: hype, donations, neglect. Players Should Wait Before Investing If you’re thinking about jumping into Royal RSPS and opening your wallet, take a step back. With the server’s rocky history and the clear emphasis on monetization over substance, it’s worth waiting at least 3 months before even considering any financial investment. Don’t fall into the trap of getting excited by a few shiny new updates or flashy marketing campaigns. Take the time to see if this server actually follows through with meaningful updates or if it fizzles out once the initial donation surge is over. History suggests the latter. Is Royal RSPS a Worthwhile Investment of Your Time and Money? At this stage, it’s hard to say anything positive about the direction Royal RSPS is heading. The unfinished website, minimal updates beyond the store, and the notorious past of the server’s owner paint a bleak picture for both new and returning players. If you’re a seasoned RSPS player, you’ve likely seen this kind of cash grab before. The rebrand feels like a way to bring in new donations, rather than a genuine attempt to improve gameplay. Key Dates in the Rebranding Process August 13th: Destiny RSPS entered “Private Mode,” preventing new accounts from being created while the rebrand was being prepared. August 30th: Destiny went offline in preparation for the Royal RSPS launch. September 12th: Royal RSPS officially launched, but what’s really new aside from a few surface-level changes? Final Thoughts: Buyer Beware Royal RSPS is positioning itself as the next big thing, but the reality is much different. Johnny’s track record speaks for itself, and Royal RSPS looks like another server set to follow the same predictable pattern. With unfinished content, lazy graphics, and a clear focus on driving store sales, the rebrand feels more like a way to squeeze more money from players rather than offering a genuinely improved gaming experience. If you’re thinking of supporting this server, give it time. Watch how the community evolves and if the developers actually deliver on their promises. Until then, don’t invest your money into Royal RSPS. You might just find yourself left with an empty server and a lighter wallet.

In an unexpected turn of events, Jacmob, the renowned owner of Near-Reality (NR), has decided to cancel all YouTuber contracts and temporarily shift focus away from the once-dominant RSPS. According to an inside source, Jacmob commented, "We're shifting our focus from NR for now, but new servers are going to be massive!" It seems the spotlight is turning toward their highly anticipated new project, RuneSpawn. Even one of Near-Reality’s main listed owners, Stan, has been pulled into the new venture. As Jacmob revealed in a recent message, "Stan is working on RuneSpawn with me; he doesn't have an interest in NR." With two of the biggest names in the RSPS scene turning their attention to RuneSpawn, the future for this upcoming server seems brighter than ever. In addition to the major shift in focus toward RuneSpawn, recent developments suggest that all is not well within the Near-Reality (NR) project. A respected member from within the Near-Reality community has leaked concerning information, warning investors and players alike. According to this insider, the Near-Reality team is allegedly continuing to issue false disconnects and make false promises, all in an attempt to minimize chargebacks. The message is clear: "If I were you, I would stop investing in this project." The concerns don’t end there. It has been confirmed that Near-Reality recently suffered a massive security breach. Their source code has been leaked, and it is now publicly available on RuneSuite, a prominent site for RuneScape-related leaks and modding tools. You can review the leaked source here. This latest blow only adds to the growing list of concerns around Near-Reality’s future, casting doubts on the integrity and security of the project. If you're considering an investment in NR, it may be time to rethink your strategy. Stay tuned for more updates as we delve deeper into what RuneSpawn has in store and how this major shift will impact the Near-Reality community! Update 9/15/2024 Jacmob Addresses the Community Amid these concerns, Jacmob recently addressed the Near-Reality community directly regarding the ongoing server issues. In a public message, he stated: "Hello we are aware of the issues with the login server & disconnects. We have a solve hopefully by the end of the weekend. Thanks everyone!" (Jacmob, 3:57 AM). Despite his assurances, many in the community are skeptical. As one insider pointed out, "Even though it only takes 1-3 hours to get a NEW secure dedicated host, our fears are coming true—they could be intentionally keeping the disconnects." What’s Next for RuneSpawn and Near-Reality? As Jacmob and Stan turn their attention to RuneSpawn, Near-Reality’s future hangs in the balance. The shift in focus, combined with security issues and community unrest, leaves investors and players questioning whether NR will ever return to its former glory. Meanwhile, RuneSpawn’s launch is highly anticipated, and many are eager to see what new features and experiences it will bring to the RSPS community. Stay tuned for more updates as we delve deeper into what RuneSpawn has in store and how this major shift will impact the Near-Reality community!

Play Now | Discord Are you looking for a New Epic Runescape Adventure? Look no Further! RuneRealm is your one-stop-shop for everything RSPS! This server truly has it all. From traditional OSRS progression & gameplay to unique/custom raids, minigames, events, ideas and more! This server is a server that creates it's own Unique Content taken from suggestions from the Community, it is what a RSPS should be! The traditional feeling and gameplay you all enjoy, with our own creative twist - Everyones! RuneRealm has something for everyone, whether you are a PvMer, PvPer or Gambler... we have what you WANT! Give RuneRealm a shot today and the only thing you will regret is not joining sooner. Notable RuneRealm Features Daily Login Rewards Daily Bosses Daily PvP rewards Over 15+ Minigames Oer 15+ Bosses to Battle each with it's own unique mechanic! Battlepass & Votepass Working RuneLite Client with OpenGl Hd & Resource Packs & 3d Weather System! Afk Zone Automated PvP Tournaments Loads of skilling content including Construction, Wintertodt, Puro Puro, Most OSRS roof courses and much more Heavy focus on World Events Loads of dungeons, minigames and bosses to take on around the world Item Upgrading with loads of Upgradeable - Weapons/Armour/Gear Apply Cosmetics to your BIS Gear! Nightmare, Nex, TOB, COX Near 1:1 OSRS slayer system Achievements & Collection Logs

Welcome to Decimate! Thank you for checking out our amazing Server! To get everything started We are a fully custom RSPS! We Have multiple Customs!!! Such as:-Items-Bosses-Global Bosses-Instances-Minigames-Maps-Perk Tree -Pets-Upgrade table-Battle Pass We’re a server that’s dedicated to the community as we push for release! We’re trying to get the hype as big as possible! With Release right around the corner and as much product that we have in Decimate there is no doubt in our minds we can and will become the #1 Fully custom server in the scene! Things are really going to be a ride, and we would love nothing more than to have you along with us! We have a fully functioning up to date website, discord We Support nothing, but kindness and we love nothing more than an active community that respects each other!

Welcome to Volaris • Engaging and Interactive Staff Team • 5 Tiers Of Achievements • 200+ Unique Monsters • Custom Raid Mechanics • Daily + Weekly Events • F-Keys + Hover Stats • Healthy Economy • Fully Free to Play • Daily Task Rewards • Insane Starter Tasks Join Our Discord Here: https://discord.gg/YDQUx8TxV6 Visit Our Website + Wiki: https://volaris.live/ http://volaris.wiki/ Volaris | Active 350+ Players | Community Driven Updates | 50+ Custom Zones | Hundreds of Unique Bosses | No Bull Shit |Free to Play | Daily Events | 30+ Custom Pets | Custom Skill