Death is giving OSRS Hardcore Worlds players a chance to win real-world prizes! Discover the Reaper's Raffle, including its 443 listed tasks across six bounty boards, entry rewards, exclusive merchandise, Starforge gaming PCs, and community cash prizes.
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The Reaper's Raffle is a promotional prize-draw event created to celebrate the introduction of Hardcore Worlds.
During the event, players complete tasks on Hardcore Worlds to earn entries.
These entries provide chances to win real-world prizes from Jagex and participating prize suppliers.
Unlike an ordinary OSRS reward system, the prizes aren't simply GP, experience, weapons, or equipment.
They include physical gaming merchandise, collectibles, accessories, and technology products.
The event is themed around Death, the NPC who introduces players to Hardcore Worlds.
Death provides a collection of bounty boards containing different gameplay challenges.
These cover progression activities throughout Gielinor.
The official event dates are:
Event begins: November 4, 2026, at 11:00 UTC.
Event ends: November 30, 2026, at 23:59 UTC.
Prize draw: December 8, 2026.
Final prize claim date: December 31, 2026.
Final physical delivery deadline: March 31, 2027.
The event is active as of November 8, 2026.
Hardcore Worlds itself is a permanent game mode, but the Reaper's Raffle has a limited promotional period.
Only eligible activity recorded within the relevant event window contributes to the prize draw under the official rules.
You don't need to purchase a separate raffle ticket to earn an entry.
The event is based on qualifying gameplay in Hardcore Worlds.
However, Hardcore Worlds is a members-only game mode, so normal membership requirements apply.
You must also meet the promotion's eligibility conditions.
Not all countries and regions are eligible for the real-world prizes.
Always check the official terms before assuming you can receive a reward.
Participating is straightforward.
You need to play on Hardcore Worlds during the promotional period and complete eligible activities.
Start with an eligible character participating in Hardcore Worlds.
New players select the mode through Death's Delegate during Tutorial Island.
After completing the introduction, your character enters the dedicated Hardcore Worlds environment.
If you haven't started yet, read our OSRS Hardcore Worlds Beginner Guide for the complete joining process.
Simply logging into a Hardcore World during the event period provides your first qualifying raffle entry.
You don't need to defeat a boss or reach a high skill level to accomplish this initial objective.
However, prize eligibility still depends on the official promotion rules.
Death has created several task categories.
You earn entries by completing qualifying objectives.
These tasks involve activities such as training skills, completing quests, unlocking transportation, fighting bosses, and earning achievements.
The exact number of entries depends on the task.
Jagex provides a manual task tracker on the official Reaper's Raffle webpage.
You can use it to organize your objectives and mark tasks you've completed.
However, manually checking a task doesn't create an official entry.
Jagex verifies actual completion separately.
Once the event ends, eligible entries are included in the relevant prize draw.
Winners are scheduled to be announced during the December 8 livestream.
Jagex will contact winners through the game's messaging system.
Every qualifying bounty-board task has an associated entry value.
Most ordinary tasks award one entry.
More demanding tasks may award three, five, or ten entries.
These generally include accessible progression objectives.
Examples include:
Logging into Hardcore Worlds.
Completing Cook's Assistant.
Completing Rune Mysteries.
Reaching early combat-level milestones.
Reaching early total-level milestones.
Completing basic transportation objectives.
Finishing selected beginner skilling tasks.
One-entry tasks are useful because many overlap with activities you'd normally complete while developing a new character.
Some more demanding objectives provide three entries.
These may include completing certain quest series or reaching significant combat or skilling milestones.
For example, completing a qualifying quest series can provide more entries than completing a basic individual quest.
The exact requirement is listed on its bounty-board entry.
Five-entry objectives generally involve greater progression or risk.
Examples include:
Reaching 100 combat level.
Reaching 200 Quest Points.
Completing qualifying grandmaster quests.
Completing certain advanced Achievement Diary objectives.
Completing Wilderness bounty-board tasks.
One important exception to the usual risk-versus-reward expectation is that Wilderness tasks carry five entries even when their individual complexity varies.
However, Wilderness exposure makes these tasks especially dangerous.
Ten-entry tasks include some of the most demanding achievements.
Examples include:
Reaching combat level 126.
Reaching total level 2,000.
Earning a qualifying level 99 milestone.
Receiving an eligible boss or skilling pet.
Completing the Inferno.
Completing the Fortis Colosseum.
Completing the relevant high-difficulty raids.
Completing certain elite Achievement Diary milestones.
Completing advanced Combat Achievement objectives.
These tasks can provide more entries, but they often require substantial preparation.
For Hardcore Worlds players, additional entries aren't automatically worth risking the entire character.
A November 6 review of the event's interactive task feed identified 443 tasks across six bounty boards.
The categories are:
Exploration: 80 tasks.
PvM: 78 tasks.
Skilling: 88 tasks.
Quests: 49 tasks.
Achievements: 78 tasks.
Wilderness: 70 tasks.
Together, these total 443 listed objectives.
The counts reflect the reviewed task feed and should be rechecked if Jagex updates the live event.
The complete individual task checklist is available through the official Reaper's Raffle event page.
Its interactive task feed is the authoritative place to check every exact task name, entry weight, requirement, and eligibility condition.
Below, we'll explain each bounty board and highlight its most important objectives.
Exploration is one of the more accessible categories for players who enjoy discovering Gielinor.
It rewards progression through transportation, location access, and other world activities.
Many tasks can be completed without deliberately fighting powerful bosses.
However, traveling through unfamiliar areas may still involve risk.
Examples of accessible objectives include:
Logging into Hardcore Worlds.
Using eligible transportation methods.
Traveling aboard a charter ship.
Passing through Shantay Pass.
Traveling by boat to Great Kourend.
Unlocking and using a fairy ring.
Traveling through the Spirit Tree network.
Completing a rooftop Agility course.
Casting an eligible teleport.
These activities are useful because they can also improve your character's long-term transportation options.
As your character develops, additional exploration objectives become available.
These can involve:
Entering guilds.
Unlocking new transportation networks.
Visiting particular locations.
Completing more advanced travel challenges.
Developing access to new regions.
Participating in designated minigames.
Some objectives require quests or skill levels before they become available.
The Exploration board also contains more demanding Sailing-related objectives.
Examples include charting a substantial number of discoveries at sea and achieving higher ranks in specified Barracuda Trials.
These tasks may award more than one entry.
However, don't assume every sea-related challenge is equally manageable.
Check the precise requirements before committing.
Not every Exploration task is low-risk.
For example, using the lever in East Ardougne can send you into deep Wilderness territory.
That exposes you to potential PvP attacks.
Another exploration task may require completing an activity whose death mechanics are unsafe in Hardcore Worlds.
Therefore, examine the location and danger level rather than simply assuming the Exploration category is safe.
The PvM board focuses on combat progression, boss encounters, Slayer, and raids.
It's one of the most demanding categories because many objectives require dangerous combat.
However, some early PvM tasks are accessible to newer characters.
Examples include reaching:
Combat level 10.
Combat level 30.
Combat level 50.
These milestones can be reached through ordinary combat training.
For new Hardcore Worlds players, low-risk monsters can provide a suitable starting point.
However, even ordinary combat deaths remain dangerous.
Choose manageable enemies and maintain enough food.
As your character develops, PvM objectives can involve:
Reaching higher combat levels.
Completing Slayer assignments.
Defeating different bosses.
Earning combat skill levels.
Completing more demanding encounters.
Some tasks may be worth several entries.
However, the correct approach is to choose bosses that match your current equipment and mechanical ability.
High-value objectives include:
Reaching combat level 126.
Completing 100 Slayer tasks.
Defeating 40 unique bosses.
Obtaining an eligible boss pet.
Completing the Inferno.
Completing the Fortis Colosseum.
Completing The Fractured Archive.
Completing Challenge Mode Chambers of Xeric.
Completing Hard Mode Theatre of Blood.
Completing Expert Mode Tombs of Amascut.
Defeating an eligible Awakened Desert Treasure II boss.
These are ambitious goals.
They should not be treated as realistic starting objectives for a new character.
Many require advanced combat knowledge and substantial preparation.
If you're planning difficult encounters, read our OSRS Hardcore Worlds Death Rules Guide before participating.
Skilling contains the largest number of tasks among the six bounty boards.
It is particularly attractive because many objectives involve gathering, production, or skill progression rather than dangerous boss fights.
However, some skilling methods still involve combat or environmental hazards.
The board includes goals related to your character's combined skill levels.
Examples include:
Reaching total level 250.
Reaching total level 500.
Reaching total level 750.
Reaching total level 1,750.
Reaching total level 2,000.
Higher milestones can provide greater entry values.
However, reaching them requires substantial training across multiple skills.
Examples include:
Catching 2,500 fish.
Cooking 150 swordfish.
Progressing through qualifying Fishing objectives.
Completing other food-production milestones.
Fishing and Cooking are useful because they support your ordinary Hardcore Worlds survival.
You can gather supplies for personal use while earning progression toward raffle objectives.
Examples include:
Chopping 2,000 logs.
Lighting 30 willow logs.
Completing other Woodcutting or Firemaking milestones.
These can be useful for players who prefer gathering-focused gameplay.
However, choose resource locations carefully.
Don't enter dangerous areas simply to complete a skilling task slightly faster.
Examples include:
Mining 100 iron ore.
Completing ore-related progression objectives.
Producing eligible items through Smithing.
These tasks can also support the separate Hardcore Worlds economy.
You may be able to sell gathered materials or use them for your own equipment progression.
Examples include:
Crafting a qualifying silver item.
Fletching 150 willow longbows.
Completing additional production-related milestones.
These objectives may require resources that can be gathered or purchased from other Hardcore Worlds players.
The more demanding Skilling objectives include:
Reaching level 99 in qualifying skills.
Obtaining a skilling pet.
Achieving high total-level milestones.
Some of these provide ten entries.
However, a high-value task isn't guaranteed to be completed quickly or safely.
Focus on the skills you already need rather than taking unnecessary risks for one additional achievement.
Quests are another important source of raffle entries.
Many quest objectives also unlock useful content, transportation, equipment, or experience.
This makes questing a productive way to develop your character while participating in the event.
The task feed includes quests such as:
Cook's Assistant.
Rune Mysteries.
Druidic Ritual.
Imp Catcher.
Gertrude's Cat.
The Ides of Milk.
A Ruff Situation.
These are useful early progression targets.
However, some require travel or interaction with potentially dangerous enemies.
Always check the requirements and route before beginning.
The event also rewards qualifying Quest Point milestones.
Examples include:
1 Quest Point.
10 Quest Points.
25 Quest Points.
50 Quest Points.
200 Quest Points.
The larger milestones require substantially more quest completion.
Some also depend on completing quests containing dangerous encounters.
Certain quest series provide additional entries when completed.
These include qualifying quest chains such as the Fremennik and Fairy Tale series.
However, you shouldn't rush a quest chain solely because the event rewards it.
Learn the dangerous encounters and complete the required preparation first.
More advanced tasks involve grandmaster quest completion.
These may offer higher entry values.
However, grandmaster quests frequently contain difficult combat encounters or complex mechanics.
A high-level quest is not automatically safe because its primary purpose is story progression.
For Hardcore Worlds, familiarize yourself with the exact encounter before attempting it.
Obtaining the Quest Cape is one of the high-value objectives.
It requires completing the eligible quest roster.
For a new Hardcore Worlds character, this is an extremely ambitious goal.
You should not treat it as essential for participating in the raffle.
Many smaller quest tasks can be completed without pursuing the entire Quest Cape.
The Achievements board rewards progression through established OSRS achievement systems.
This includes Achievement Diaries, Combat Achievements, and Collection Log progression.
Achievement Diaries contain tasks associated with different regions of Gielinor.
Their requirements vary from simple interactions to advanced skilling and combat.
The Reaper's Raffle includes objectives connected to completing different diary tiers.
These can include hard and elite diary milestones.
However, an elite diary usually requires substantial skill and quest progression.
For beginners, focus on the lower-level requirements first.
Combat Achievements reward players for completing specific bossing and combat challenges.
The event includes objectives associated with completing eligible Combat Achievement tiers.
Examples include milestones involving:
Easy Combat Achievements.
Hard Combat Achievements.
Elite Combat Achievements.
Master Combat Achievements.
Grandmaster Combat Achievements.
Some tasks award additional entries for completing large numbers of qualifying challenges.
However, their risk varies significantly.
A Combat Achievement involving a weak monster is very different from one requiring a difficult raid or endgame boss.
The Collection Log records items obtained through eligible gameplay.
The Raffle includes objectives related to Collection Log progression and qualifying ranks.
More advanced ranks can award larger entry amounts.
However, collecting rare items often requires substantial time or dangerous PvM.
You should not assume that an expensive or rare reward is worth risking your entire Hardcore Worlds character.
The Wilderness board is the most dangerous category for many players.
It contains 70 tasks, each reported as worth five entries in the reviewed task feed.
These objectives involve Wilderness activities, including PvP, bosses, exploration, and other dangerous encounters.
The category contains objectives involving:
Wilderness exploration.
Defeating eligible players.
PvP-related activities.
Loot keys.
Wilderness bosses.
Wilderness Achievement Diary progression.
Completing specified Wilderness interactions.
For example, the official prize terms specifically use offering bones at the Chaos Temple as an example of a task awarding five entries.
However, that location exposes players to Wilderness danger.
Wilderness tasks carry an additional threat beyond ordinary PvM.
Other players can attack you.
A PKer may arrive while you're gathering resources, fighting a monster, or completing an objective.
If your character dies, your current Hardcore Worlds run ends.
The five-entry reward doesn't remove the potential loss.
Usually, beginners should prioritize other bounty boards first.
The Wilderness is especially dangerous for characters without reliable PvP experience, equipment, and emergency escape options.
There are many potential entries available through skilling, quests, exploration, and general progression.
You don't need to complete every Wilderness task to participate.
For new players, the most useful strategy is to focus on tasks that support normal account progression.
You can earn entries while developing skills, unlocking transportation, and preparing your character.
Your first qualifying entry is earned simply by logging into Hardcore Worlds during the event.
This requires no special combat preparation.
Cook's Assistant and other suitable beginner quests can provide entries alongside experience and unlocks.
Read the quest requirements first.
Don't assume every novice quest is completely risk-free.
Reaching combat levels 10, 30, and 50 provides useful progression objectives.
You can train against manageable monsters instead of rushing difficult boss fights.
Fishing, Cooking, Woodcutting, and Mining can support both your raffle progress and your character's resource needs.
Choose gathering locations with manageable travel routes.
Transportation tasks can be attractive because the unlocks remain useful throughout your adventure.
For example, fairy rings, teleport spells, and travel networks can reduce future travel inconvenience.
However, some unlocks require quests that need additional preparation.
Castle Wars and Soul Wars are included among the officially protected safe-death activities in Hardcore Worlds.
They can provide opportunities to complete eligible participation objectives without risking your Hardcore status through their protected combat deaths.
However, always make sure you're participating in the actual protected activity.
Some objectives appear straightforward but require entering dangerous content.
This makes them particularly important to review.
The event includes participation-related objectives for activities such as Pest Control.
However, Pest Control deaths are unsafe in Hardcore Worlds.
A single mistake can end your run.
Fishing Trawler is another activity players may assume is harmless.
However, Hardcore Worlds explicitly treats fatal Fishing Trawler deaths as unsafe.
Don't confuse a Fishing-focused minigame with a protected safe-death activity.
Waterfall Quest provides valuable Attack and Strength experience.
However, its dangerous areas can threaten low-level characters.
Don't rush the quest without understanding the relevant enemies and safe routes.
Certain transportation tasks may send you into dangerous Wilderness areas.
For example, using the East Ardougne lever leads to the Deserted Keep in deep Wilderness.
That location exposes players to potential PK attacks and significant teleport restrictions.
For a Hardcore Worlds character, the risk can be much greater than the value of a single task.
Completing dangerous raids, Inferno, Colosseum, and other advanced PvM tasks may provide more entries.
However, they require substantial experience.
If your character isn't prepared, postpone these objectives.
Jagex created a manual tracking interface on the official event webpage.
However, this tracker is not the same as the game's official task-validation system.
Jagex confirmed that there is no dedicated in-game interface for viewing all Reaper's Raffle tasks.
Instead, the official webpage contains the list and planning features.
You can mark tasks as completed on the official webpage.
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However, doing so does not create a verified raffle entry.
Jagex independently records and validates qualifying gameplay.
The tracker allows you to pin up to 50 tasks.
This is useful for organizing the objectives you want to prioritize.
Rather than scrolling through hundreds of tasks, you can focus on your selected goals.
You can also search and filter tasks by category or type.
This makes it easier to find objectives matching your current progression.
For example, you can concentrate on Skilling tasks instead of searching through the entire Wilderness board.
The manual tracker saves selected progress and preferences on the same device.
It isn't a synchronized official account progression interface.
Changing devices or clearing browser data may affect your locally saved selections.
Jagex's actual task validation takes place separately.
Yes.
Jagex explicitly confirmed that earned Reaper's Raffle tasks and entries carry over between deaths.
This is one of the event's most important features.
If your Hardcore Worlds character suffers an unsafe fatal death and chooses Reset, its gameplay progression is wiped.
However, qualifying Raffle entries already recorded remain preserved under the event rules.
This means an unsuccessful Hardcore Worlds attempt doesn't automatically erase your previous event participation.
Transfer permanently moves your character to regular OSRS.
Previously earned qualifying entries remain recorded under the promotion's persistence rules.
However, regular OSRS gameplay is not a substitute for completing new Hardcore Worlds-exclusive tasks.
If you want to continue earning additional Hardcore Worlds task entries, you need an eligible character participating in the mode.
Do not assume resetting allows you to farm the same one-time bounty-board objective repeatedly for additional entries.
The event uses tracked task completion, and Jagex validates the recorded achievements.
A task remaining completed across deaths means previous credit is preserved, not that you can automatically earn its entry reward again.
Check the exact event rules for task-specific behavior.
The Reaper's Raffle includes a substantial collection of physical and digital prizes.
Jagex's official terms identify 140 potential winners before community-goal bonuses.
The base roster contains 140 prize units across several categories.
The following are the announced prize types and quantities.
Two specially created items are included in the base raffle:
Death Trophy by DrTigerexPhD: 1 prize, valued at $500.
Hardcore Worlds Login Screen Shadow Box by PixelFiction: 1 prize, valued at £75.
These are collectible rewards connected to the Hardcore Worlds theme.
Their monetary values are the values stated in the promotion terms.
They are not cash payments to the winners.
The official merchandise category includes:
Dragonfire Shield Metal Miniature Display — 3 prizes.
Elysian Metal Miniature Display — 3 prizes.
Godwars Replica Collection — 5 prizes.
Gone Fishing Hat — 5 prizes.
King Black Dragon Skateboard Deck — 5 prizes.
Map of Gielinor Blanket — 3 prizes.
OSRS Logo Brown Cord Cap — 5 prizes.
Monopoly: RuneScape Edition — 10 prizes.
RuRuRupert x OSRS Encyclopedia Art Print Set — 5 prizes.
Zuk Skateboard Deck — 5 prizes.
These products cover collectibles, clothing, decorations, and gaming-related merchandise.
The Godwars Replica Collection and skateboard decks may be particularly attractive to long-term OSRS fans.
However, winning a particular product depends on the actual draw and eligibility rules.
One of the biggest announced prizes is the Starforge OSRS PC Bundle (Pro).
The official terms list one base raffle PC bundle, valued at $2,799.99.
Other partner prizes include:
Youtooz Lumbridge Castle Brick Set — 5 prizes.
Starforge Gielinor Desk Mat — 3 prizes.
Starforge Just Chillin' Desk Mat — 3 prizes.
Starforge OSRS Keycap Set — 3 prizes.
Starforge OSRS PC Bundle (Pro) — 1 prize.
Starforge x OSRS Ducky Tinker 75 — 3 prizes.
Starforge x OSRS TzKal Zuk Keycap — 5 prizes.
RuneScape: Kingdoms Boardgame Deluxe Edition — 5 prizes.
RuneScape: The Official Cookbook — 5 prizes.
Creator Crafted PK Skull Light — 1 prize.
Creator Crafted HCIM Logo Light — 1 prize.
Creator Crafted Elysian Shield Light — 1 prize.
Creator Crafted Dragon Med Helm Light — 1 prize.
Creator Crafted Dragon Scimitar Light — 1 prize.
Creator Crafted Dragon Dagger Light — 1 prize.
Creator Crafted Trees of Gielinor Air Fresheners — 5 prizes.
Discord Nitro Codes — 10 prizes.
The PC bundle is among the highest-value products in the draw.
However, participating doesn't guarantee eligibility for every individual prize.
Prize supplier delivery restrictions may also apply.
The event also includes fan-made collectibles and artwork.
These include:
TzTok-Jad by OSRS Bricks — 1 prize.
Yama Brick Set by OSRS Bricks — 1 prize.
Prayer Potion Stained Glass Wall Art — 1 prize.
Ranged Icon Stained Glass Wall Art — 1 prize.
Saradomin Brew Stained Glass Wall Art — 1 prize.
King Black Dragon Brick Set Mini — 1 prize.
Corporeal Beast Brick Set — 1 prize.
CoX Christmas Sweater by Tinklemouse — 1 prize.
Custom Minifigures by OSRS Bricks — 5 prizes.
Dragon Dagger P++ and Stand by OSRS Bricks — 3 prizes.
Dragon Dagger Stained Glass Wall Art — 3 prizes.
Slayer Cape Rug — 1 prize.
These prizes are designed for players who enjoy collecting unique RuneScape-themed decorations and memorabilia.
Some items are handmade or commissioned specifically for the promotion.
The official prize terms also include:
Message from a JMod of Choice: 5 prizes.
Deadman All Stars Trading Cards: 10 prizes.
These rewards offer additional ways for players to participate in the event's celebration.
The JMod message reward is a special community-oriented prize rather than an item with a stated cash value.
World Goals are separate from the individual bounty-board tasks.
They're community-wide objectives that all eligible Hardcore Worlds players can contribute toward.
You don't need to join a special team to participate.
Your normal gameplay can count toward the collective goals when it meets the event conditions.
Each completed World Goal unlocks an additional prize.
The community must collectively gain 100 million experience.
Reward unlocked: One additional Starforge OSRS PC Bundle (Pro), valued at $2,799.99.
This would increase the number of PC bundles associated with the raffle from one to two.
The community must collectively complete 100,000 qualifying quests.
Reward unlocked: One £1,000 cash prize.
Players must collectively complete 250,000 eligible diary tasks.
Reward unlocked: One £1,000 cash prize.
The Hardcore Worlds player base must reach the required collective combat-level target.
Reward unlocked: One £1,000 cash prize.
Players must collectively achieve the required combined total-level target.
Reward unlocked: One £1,000 cash prize.
The community must collectively obtain 500,000 qualifying Collection Log items.
Reward unlocked: One £1,000 cash prize.
Players must collectively chop ten million trees.
Reward unlocked: One £1,000 cash prize.
The community must collectively catch ten million fish.
Reward unlocked: One £1,000 cash prize.
Players must collectively mine ten million ore.
Reward unlocked: One £1,000 cash prize.
If all nine goals are achieved, the event unlocks:
One additional Starforge OSRS PC Bundle (Pro).
Eight separate £1,000 cash prizes.
That represents £8,000 in potential cash prizes, along with the additional PC bundle.
The official promotion terms specify that the base number of winners can increase from 140 to 149 if every additional prize is unlocked.
The official terms state that eligible players who log into Hardcore Worlds during the promotion period can participate in the additional draws for unlocked World Goal prizes, regardless of how much time they spend playing.
However, geographic and other promotion eligibility restrictions still apply.
Individual bounty-board entry weighting should not be confused with the community-goal draw's eligibility rules.
The official event page is intended to provide updated progress.
Because the targets can change as players contribute, you should check Jagex's current progress indicators rather than rely on an older completion estimate.
The official terms identify what each goal unlocks, but that alone doesn't confirm a prize is already unlocked.
World Firsts are another major part of the celebration.
Unlike ordinary Raffle entries, World First achievements recognize the earliest qualifying player or team to complete a specific objective.
These achievements can have separate prizes and public recognition.
Jagex also plans to memorialize selected World Firsts at its headquarters.
The event includes recognition for achievements such as:
First death.
First completion of Cook's Assistant.
First level 99.
First level 99 in each skill.
First player to obtain a Quest Cape.
First player to obtain a Max Cape.
First completion of a Master Clue Scroll.
First completion of the Fight Caves.
First completion of the Inferno.
First completion of the Fortis Colosseum.
First completion of Chambers of Xeric.
First completion of Theatre of Blood on Normal Mode.
First completion of Tombs of Amascut on Normal Mode.
First completion of The Fractured Archive.
First completion of a Level 8 Delve at the Doom of Mokhaiotl.
First completion of all Achievement Diaries.
First completion of the Grandmaster Combat Achievement tier.
These are separate competitive goals.
Some may already have been claimed by the time you begin playing.
Check the official event page for the latest results.
World First rewards include selected commemorative collectibles and special physical prizes.
Reported examples include custom cape rugs, engraved login-screen shadow boxes, a Death-themed trophy, and other achievement-specific awards.
The exact reward depends on the achievement and the applicable World First terms.
You should not assume completing a World First objective after another player has claimed it provides the same reward.
No.
World First prizes are based on completing the relevant achievement before anyone else who qualifies.
Ordinary Reaper's Raffle prizes are awarded through the promotional draw.
Both are part of the Hardcore Worlds celebration, but they use different selection rules.
This is one of the most important details to check before participating.
The Reaper's Raffle is not available for real-world prize delivery in every country.
The official promotion terms include specific geographic restrictions.
The published rules include selected locations in:
Australia and New Zealand.
Hong Kong and Singapore.
Most of Europe, with specific exclusions including Northern Ireland and Italy.
Listed US states.
Listed Canadian provinces and territories.
Selected Latin American countries, including Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Paraguay, Peru, and Uruguay.
The exact eligible locations are listed in the official terms.
Being able to access Hardcore Worlds does not automatically mean you're eligible for every physical prize.
Some prizes are provided by external suppliers.
For example, Starforge Systems and Creator Crafted have their own delivery availability.
The terms state that supplier shipping restrictions can affect eligibility.
Therefore, check both the main promotion rules and the relevant supplier conditions.
You must satisfy the applicable promotion terms, including any age and legal eligibility requirements.
Do not assume eligibility simply because your RuneScape account can participate in the game mode.
Jagex states that winners will be contacted through the in-game messaging system.
Make sure your account's direct-message settings allow you to receive the relevant notification.
Be cautious about unexpected messages from external websites or social media accounts claiming you've won.
Use official Jagex communication channels and verification procedures.
The official terms specify December 31, 2026, as the final claim date.
The final date for physical prize delivery is March 31, 2027.
Some products may be pre-orders and may only ship after their public release.
Winners may need to provide delivery information through the authorized prize-claim process.
The most practical strategy is to combine normal account progression with qualifying tasks.
You don't need to complete every objective.
And you don't need to risk your entire character attempting the most difficult content.
Exploration, Skilling, Quests, and early Combat progression offer many accessible objectives.
You may be able to earn entries while training the skills and completing the quests you already intended to pursue.
For example, Fishing progression can help you reach Fishing skill milestones while contributing to fish-catching objectives and the community World Goal.
Similarly, Woodcutting can support individual tasks and the collective tree-chopping goal.
Questing can contribute to individual quest completions, Quest Point milestones, and the global quest goal.
This allows you to make progress toward several objectives through ordinary gameplay.
Wilderness tasks may offer five entries.
However, that isn't necessarily a good trade-off for an inexperienced player.
A single fatal death can end your run.
There are plenty of entries available through other categories.
Ten-entry objectives can be tempting.
However, raids, Inferno, Colosseum, and advanced boss encounters demand reliable mechanics.
If you're not confident in the encounter, postpone it.
A few additional raffle entries are not guaranteed to produce a prize.
Pin the objectives that fit your current progression.
Review their exact requirements before attempting them.
The manual tracker can help you stay organized without forcing you to tackle every task immediately.
Several misunderstandings can cause players to waste time or take unnecessary risks.
Most ordinary tasks award one entry, but harder objectives can award three, five, or ten.
Check each task's actual entry weight.
Marking a task complete on the official webpage doesn't generate a verified entry by itself.
Jagex tracks and validates actual gameplay.
Earned qualifying Raffle entries persist between deaths.
However, your ordinary character progression may still be lost.
Geographic and supplier restrictions apply.
Always read the promotion terms.
World Goals are shared targets completed by the community.
They unlock additional prize draws.
They are not ordinary individual bounty-board entries.
World Firsts reward qualifying first completions.
They aren't randomly selected from the ordinary raffle entries.
Jagex states that winners are contacted through the in-game messaging system.
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Some activities commonly associated with skilling or practice have unsafe deaths in Hardcore Worlds.
Always check the rules before entering.
The Reaper's Raffle is a limited-time Hardcore Worlds event where players complete tasks to earn entries into a real-world prize draw.
It launched on November 4, 2026.
The promotion ends on November 30, 2026, at 23:59 UTC.
The draw is scheduled for December 8, 2026, during an official livestream.
The reviewed November 6 task feed contains 443 tasks across Exploration, PvM, Skilling, Quests, Achievements, and Wilderness.
Check the official live tracker for the complete individual list.
Tasks can provide one, three, five, or ten entries depending on the requirement.
Yes.
Logging into Hardcore Worlds during the promotion period provides the initial qualifying entry, subject to eligibility rules.
The published event period ends on November 30.
Only qualifying participation during the specified promotion period counts under the official rules.
Yes.
Jagex explicitly confirmed that earned tasks and entries carry over between deaths.
Don't assume you can repeat the same completed task for extra entries.
Jagex validates task completion, and the event specifically preserves prior task progress.
No.
Jagex provides a manual tracker on the official event webpage.
No.
The webpage tracker is for personal organization.
Jagex verifies actual gameplay separately.
You can pin up to 50 tasks on the official tracker.
The promotion terms identify 140 potential base winners, increasing to 149 if all nine community goals unlock prizes.
Yes.
A Starforge OSRS PC Bundle (Pro) is among the announced prizes.
A second bundle can be unlocked through the collective 100-million-XP World Goal.
Yes, but they depend on community-goal completion.
Eight separate £1,000 prizes can be unlocked.
Eligible beginners can participate.
You don't need to complete the hardest PvM tasks to earn an entry.
However, entering doesn't guarantee a prize.
No.
You can participate through qualifying tasks in other categories.
Wilderness objectives aren't mandatory for entering the raffle.
No.
World Goals are community-wide achievements.
They unlock additional prizes when the collective targets are reached.
The official terms state that eligible players who log into Hardcore Worlds during the event can participate in the additional unlocked-prize draws regardless of their total playtime.
Other eligibility rules still apply.
World First recognition is based on being the earliest qualifying completion.
Completing the same objective later does not automatically award the first-place prize.
No.
The promotion has specific geographic restrictions and prize supplier shipping conditions.
Jagex says winners will be contacted through the in-game messaging system.
The official terms specify a final physical delivery date of March 31, 2027, although some products are subject to production and release availability.
The OSRS Hardcore Worlds Reaper's Raffle gives players an additional reason to explore Gielinor during November 2026.
Every qualifying task is an opportunity to earn entries toward real-world prizes.
You can participate through exploration, skilling, questing, achievements, PvM, and Wilderness activities.
However, you don't need to complete every challenge.
For beginners, ordinary progression provides several accessible objectives.
Training skills, completing quests, unlocking transportation, and improving your combat level can all contribute toward the event.
More experienced players may pursue difficult bossing achievements, high-level skilling objectives, or World First recognition.
Meanwhile, the entire Hardcore Worlds community can work together to unlock additional prizes through World Goals.
These include a second Starforge gaming PC bundle and up to £8,000 in cash prizes.
The most important thing is balancing ambition with survival.
Hardcore Worlds still uses strict one-life death rules.
Even though your qualifying Raffle entries survive death, your character's accumulated gameplay progression may not.
Avoid risking your entire run simply because a task offers additional entries.
Choose objectives that match your experience, prepare for dangerous activities, and track your progress through the official event page.
If you're starting a new character, read our OSRS Hardcore Worlds Beginner Guide to learn how to join the mode.
For dangerous quests, bosses, and minigames, check our OSRS Hardcore Worlds Death Rules Guide before attempting unfamiliar content.
You can also explore BoostRoom for OSRS services and coaching support, and confirm that any selected offer supports Hardcore Worlds before ordering.
The Reaper's Raffle ends on November 30, with the prize draw scheduled for December 8.
Whether you're chasing your first quest completion, a skilling milestone, or a difficult PvM achievement, there's an opportunity to take part.
Complete your tasks, earn your entries, protect your one life, and see what Death has waiting for you in the Reaper's Raffle.
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