November 2026 is Quest Month in Old School RuneScape! Discover the two new quests, Mudfoot's Big Adventure and The Writing's on the Wall, along with their requirements, rewards, and useful unlocks.
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Quest Month is an Old School RuneScape initiative focused on introducing multiple new quests during November.
The idea was presented during RuneFest 2026 and subsequently approved through the polling process.
Jagex's goal is to celebrate the different types of adventures that make OSRS quests memorable.
Some quests are humorous.
Others involve mysteries, combat, unusual characters, or challenging puzzles.
Rather than making every new quest a large endgame adventure, Quest Month emphasizes smaller experiences that can still provide meaningful rewards.
Quest Month officially began on November 3, 2026.
The first update introduced two new quests alongside several quest-related quality-of-life improvements.
The announced plan is to release at least one quest per week throughout November.
However, individual release dates and unrevealed quest details should not be treated as confirmed until Jagex publishes them.
Jagex's RuneFest proposal outlined at least five smaller surprise quests during November, in addition to the separately planned Master quest, The Graveyard.
The first two surprise quests were released on November 3.
More quests are expected to follow.
However, the exact complete release roster has not yet been officially revealed as of November 8, 2026.
The two released quests are ordinary additions to the OSRS quest system, not temporary event-only activities.
You don't need to complete them before November ends to keep access to their normal rewards.
Quest Month is the name of the release initiative.
It doesn't mean the quests disappear when the month finishes.
The opening update introduced two adventures designed for very different players.
The first is a lighthearted introduction to combat.
The second is an investigation featuring clues, dialogue, and a dark mystery.
Quest type: Free-to-play
Difficulty: Novice
Length: Very Short
Skill requirements: None
Quest prerequisites: None
Starting NPC: Captain Harlan
Starting location: Outside Lumbridge General Store
Main rewards: 1 Quest Point and four combat XP lamps
Mudfoot's Big Adventure is designed for players who are still learning OSRS.
It introduces the basic combat triangle through a short storyline involving a robbery near Lumbridge.
The quest is particularly useful for fresh characters because it requires no previous quests or skill levels.
Travel to the Lumbridge General Store.
Find Captain Harlan outside the building and speak with him.
He'll introduce the problem involving outlaws who robbed the store.
Your adventure then leads you around the surrounding Lumbridge area.
You'll meet Mudfoot, investigate the robbery, and confront the responsible enemies.
The quest is intended to teach basic combat mechanics while providing a humorous story.
Old School RuneScape uses three primary combat styles:
Melee.
Ranged.
Magic.
These styles have different strengths, weaknesses, and equipment requirements.
For example, heavy melee armor commonly provides poor Magic defence, while Ranged equipment can offer advantages against certain Magic attacks.
However, the exact outcome always depends on equipment, NPC statistics, and combat mechanics.
Mudfoot's Big Adventure introduces these ideas through encounters with different enemies.
This makes it useful for players who haven't yet learned when to change attack styles.
The quest follows several short encounters around Lumbridge.
First, speak with Captain Harlan near the General Store.
Then cross the River Lum to find Mudfoot near the area south of the cow field.
After learning more about the robbery, return toward Lumbridge and begin confronting the outlaws.
The quest includes encounters near the windmill, the H.A.M. Hideout area, and Lumbridge Graveyard.
Each encounter introduces different combat considerations.
The final outlaw uses Protect from Melee.
That means repeatedly attacking with ordinary Melee is not an effective solution.
Bring a Ranged or Magic option so you can defeat the enemy using another combat style.
Once you've dealt with the outlaws, return to Captain Harlan to complete the quest.
Completing the quest provides:
1 Quest Point.
4 combat XP lamps, each granting 500 XP.
2,000 total selectable combat XP.
500 GP.
Access to a basic equipment claim from Captain Harlan approximately every 30 minutes.
You can also acquire basic combat items during the encounters, including a shortbow and bronze arrows, Magic supplies, and melee equipment.
The four lamps are especially useful because they let you choose where to allocate the experience.
There isn't one correct answer for every account.
For a fresh character, consider your immediate progression goals.
If you want stronger Melee accuracy, Attack may be useful.
If you're developing damage output, Strength is another option.
If you want more defensive equipment, Defence can help unlock armor.
Ranged and Magic are useful if you're planning to develop those combat styles.
Prayer may be particularly valuable when you're working toward important protection-prayer milestones.
However, if you're maintaining a restricted account build, avoid accidentally gaining experience in a skill you intend to keep low.
Because the lamps are selectable, plan your allocation before using them.
Yes, especially for beginners.
It provides experience, GP, useful introductory equipment, and a Quest Point without demanding an established character.
It also helps explain the basic combat system.
Even experienced players may want to complete it for their Quest Cape progression.
The quest is short, accessible, and designed to fit naturally into the early game.
Quest type: Members-only
Difficulty: Intermediate
Length: Short
Required Agility: Level 22
Required Thieving: Level 20
Quest prerequisites: None
Starting NPC: Betty
Starting location: Land's End, Great Kourend
Main rewards: 1 Quest Point, 2,500 Agility XP, 2,500 Thieving XP, and Amulet of Sight
The Writing's on the Wall is a very different experience from Mudfoot's Big Adventure.
Instead of teaching basic combat, it focuses on investigation and problem-solving.
The quest takes players through a dark mystery involving suspicious incidents across Great Kourend.
You'll need to inspect locations, examine clues, speak with characters, and work through a connected investigation.
The developers deliberately designed the quest to provide less direct guidance than many modern adventures.
That makes careful observation particularly important.
Before beginning, you'll need:
Level 22 Agility.
Level 20 Thieving.
Access to members-only content.
These skill requirements cannot be boosted.
No prerequisite quest is required.
That makes the adventure relatively accessible for players who've already trained a few basic skills.
However, new characters will need to train Agility and Thieving before starting.
Travel to Land's End in Great Kourend.
Find Betty outside the north-easternmost house and speak with her.
You'll become involved in a criminal investigation.
Sergeant Hudson is another important character you'll encounter while progressing through the story.
The quest involves multiple locations across Great Kourend, so prepare for some travel.
The investigation takes you through areas including:
Land's End.
Hosidius.
Port Piscarilius.
Shayzien.
The area near Watson's House.
Each location contains clues or characters that help advance the story.
You'll need to inspect the environment rather than relying entirely on combat.
The quest doesn't require defeating enemies as part of its normal objective.
However, you should still prepare for traveling across Great Kourend.
Useful items include:
Energy or stamina potions.
Weight-reducing clothing.
Available regional teleports.
A few empty inventory spaces.
A small GP reserve for transportation.
If you have fairy rings, Xeric's talisman, or other useful regional transportation unlocked, these may make traveling easier.
However, none of those conveniences should be confused with mandatory quest requirements.
The Writing's on the Wall encourages players to examine their surroundings.
If you're stuck, consider these steps:
Revisit the current crime scene.
Examine bodies, furniture, shelves, and unusual objects.
Speak with all relevant NPCs.
Review newly available dialogue options.
Check whether an item or clue can be inspected again.
Read the Quest Journal for your current objective.
Some clues become meaningful only after you discover additional information.
Don't assume you've finished investigating a location simply because you've spoken to one character.
The quest is intended to reward attention and observation.
Completing the quest provides:
1 Quest Point.
2,500 Agility XP.
2,500 Thieving XP.
1 Amulet of Sight.
The ability to purchase additional Amulets of Sight from Sergeant Hudson.
The XP rewards are useful for developing accounts.
However, the most notable new item is the Amulet of Sight.
It's a practical early Ranged accessory that can be equipped without training toward an additional level requirement.
The Amulet of Sight is a new necklace-slot equipment item introduced on November 3, 2026.
It was designed to provide an accessible Ranged accuracy upgrade for early-game players.
The item doesn't require high combat levels or a difficult equipment unlock.
That makes it particularly attractive for newer Ranged-focused accounts.
The confirmed properties are:
Equipment slot: Neck.
Ranged Attack bonus: +10.
Level requirement: None.
Tradeable: Yes.
Free quest reward: The Writing's on the Wall.
Additional NPC source: Sergeant Hudson.
NPC purchase price: 1,500 GP after completing the quest.
The amulet improves Ranged accuracy.
However, a +10 Ranged Attack bonus does not mean you deal ten additional damage.
Attack bonuses influence the accuracy calculation rather than adding a flat amount of damage.
There are three practical acquisition routes.
Method 1: Complete The Writing's on the Wall
Finish the quest to receive your first Amulet of Sight for free.
This is particularly useful if you also want the Quest Point and experience rewards.
Method 2: Purchase From Sergeant Hudson
After completing the quest, you can buy additional copies from Sergeant Hudson for 1,500 GP each.
This provides a fixed NPC purchase option for eligible players.
Method 3: Buy Through the Grand Exchange
The Amulet of Sight is tradeable.
Eligible accounts can purchase one from another player through the Grand Exchange, subject to availability.
However, its market price can change.
Don't assume the 1,500 GP NPC price is the same as the Grand Exchange price.
Yes.
The amulet has no equipment-level requirement, and it is tradeable.
A regular account can obtain a copy through trading without first completing The Writing's on the Wall.
However, completing the quest remains valuable for its experience, Quest Point, and free amulet.
Ironman accounts must obtain equipment through their permitted acquisition methods.
For those players, the quest reward is especially useful.
Yes.
The amulet provides a useful accuracy bonus during early Ranged progression.
Its lack of an equipment-level requirement makes it accessible before higher-level upgrades.
A fresh Ranged character might begin with basic leather armor, a shortbow, and appropriate arrows.
Adding the Amulet of Sight provides +10 Ranged Attack through the neck slot.
This can improve attack accuracy against appropriate monsters.
However, it doesn't replace the need for suitable weapons and ammunition.
It's important to understand the difference between Ranged Attack and Ranged Strength.
Ranged Attack primarily affects your ability to hit successfully.
Ranged Strength contributes to damage calculations.
The Amulet of Sight's announced +10 bonus is an accuracy improvement.
It should not be described as a direct damage multiplier.
The Amulet of Sight provides +10 Ranged Attack.
The Amulet of Power offers a smaller Ranged Attack bonus while providing broader offensive and defensive bonuses.
For players focused on Ranged accuracy, the Amulet of Sight may be attractive.
However, the Amulet of Power remains useful as a versatile all-round accessory.
Choose according to your combat style, enemy, equipment, and budget.
Yes.
The Amulet of Sight gives Ironman players another accessible Ranged equipment option without requiring a lengthy high-level combat progression path.
Jagex specifically positioned the amulet as an early alternative while players work toward stronger equipment.
It can be useful for Ironmen who haven't yet obtained a Necklace of Fangs.
However, the quest still requires 22 Agility and 20 Thieving.
You'll need to meet those requirements before claiming the free copy.
Because the Amulet of Sight is a newly introduced tradeable item, its market price can fluctuate.
Some players will complete the quest and sell their reward.
Others may buy copies from Sergeant Hudson after completing the quest.
Demand from new Ranged accounts and Ironmen following the quest progression may also influence interest.
However, Ironman accounts cannot simply buy the item through ordinary player trading.
For a regular account that only wants the equipment bonus, buying an Amulet of Sight may be more convenient.
For a player interested in quest progression, completing The Writing's on the Wall provides additional rewards.
You receive:
The amulet.
2,500 Agility XP.
2,500 Thieving XP.
1 Quest Point.
These additional benefits can make the quest worthwhile even if the amulet itself is inexpensive.
Possibly, but there's no guaranteed profit.
The NPC sells additional copies for 1,500 GP after the quest.
If the market selling price is lower than that amount, buying from Hudson for resale would not be profitable.
Even if the selling price is higher, you'll need to account for relevant transaction fees and demand.
Check the current Grand Exchange market before buying large quantities.
Don't rely on outdated price estimates from the original release day.
One of the most useful Quest Month changes isn't a new quest at all.
Jagex updated 18 existing quests that previously lacked experience rewards.
These quests now provide additional XP.
This improves early progression and gives players another reason to complete familiar adventures.
Even better, players who already finished the affected quests can claim their newly added rewards.
New reward: Two combat XP lamps, each granting 1,000 XP.
Total: 2,000 selectable combat XP.
These lamps can be claimed from Aris in Varrock Market after completion.
New reward: One lamp granting 500 XP.
This adds an experience reward to the familiar Varrock quest.
New reward: One lamp granting 500 XP.
A useful bonus for players who already completed this classic cooperative quest.
New reward: One lamp granting 500 XP.
This gives the Draynor Manor adventure an additional progression benefit.
New rewards:
500 Smithing XP.
500 Crafting XP.
The two skills receive separate experience rewards.
New reward: Two combat XP lamps, each granting 1,000 XP.
Total: 2,000 selectable combat XP.
This adds a useful reward to the quest beyond its existing benefits.
New reward: 800 Cooking XP.
A straightforward bonus for players completing the treasure-hunting adventure.
New reward: 500 Runecraft XP.
This supports early Runecraft progression.
New reward: 1,200 Firemaking XP.
A useful addition to the free-to-play quest.
New reward: 1,200 Mining XP.
This makes the quest more valuable for early Mining progression.
New reward: 1,000 Firemaking XP.
Another small experience benefit added to an older quest.
New rewards:
2,000 Mining XP.
2,000 Smithing XP.
2,000 Crafting XP.
That's 6,000 total XP distributed across three skills.
New rewards:
1,500 Woodcutting XP.
1,500 Crafting XP.
That's 3,000 additional XP.
New reward: 1,000 Firemaking XP.
This adds an experience benefit to the Camelot-related adventure.
New reward: 1,000 Hunter XP.
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A useful addition for developing Hunter progression.
New reward: 1,500 Mining XP.
This gives another reason to complete the Great Kourend quest.
New rewards:
1,000 Woodcutting XP.
1,000 Mining XP.
1,000 Fishing XP.
1,000 Farming XP.
That's 4,000 additional XP across four skills.
New reward: 2,000 Agility XP.
A valuable extra bonus for a skill that many players find expensive or time-consuming to train.
If you've already completed one or more of the 18 affected quests, you may still be eligible to receive the new XP.
You don't need to repeat the quest.
Jagex confirmed that previously completed quests can receive their additional experience rewards.
Open the Quest List.
Review which of the affected quests your character has already finished.
Jagex directs players toward Perdu or the Lumbridge Guide for retroactive rewards.
For relevant XP lamps, you may need to speak with the original quest NPC instead.
Confirmed examples include:
Shield of Arrav: King Roald.
Romeo & Juliet: Romeo.
Ernest the Chicken: Veronica.
Demon Slayer: Aris.
Speak with the applicable NPC and check the dialogue options.
Follow the current reward-claim instructions.
Don't assume every quest uses the same NPC or dialogue.
If the reward uses a selectable lamp, make sure you choose the correct skill.
This is particularly important for restricted accounts that avoid certain combat levels.
Ordinary fixed-skill XP rewards cannot be freely allocated to unrelated skills.
No.
Retroactive rewards are intended to give previously completed quests their newly introduced XP.
They aren't repeatable training rewards.
Once your character has claimed the appropriate reward, you shouldn't expect to receive it again.
Another important November change involves Daddy's Home.
Previously, Daddy's Home was categorized as a miniquest.
Jagex has converted it into a full quest.
This makes it easier for beginners to discover and complete.
Daddy's Home now:
Appears as a full quest in the Quest List.
Has a quest icon on the minimap.
Awards 1 Quest Point upon completion.
Continues serving as an introduction to Construction.
Construction is useful for developing a player-owned house.
The skill eventually provides access to useful conveniences, storage, transportation, and other improvements.
Daddy's Home introduces basic Construction mechanics.
Converting it into a full quest makes this beginner experience easier to find.
It also matters for Quest Cape progression because the quest now belongs to the standard quest system.
Quest Month also introduces changes to the in-game Quest List.
These are designed to help players find the quests they're currently working on.
A new setting allows active quests to appear at the top of your Quest List.
The default configuration prioritizes quests in progress.
This makes it easier to return to an adventure without searching through the entire list.
Another setting allows completed quests to appear at the bottom.
This helps keep unfinished content more visible.
Players with many completed quests may find this especially useful.
Jagex has also improved the recommended starter quest order.
The Activity Advisor uses updated recommendations intended to guide newer players more effectively.
This is helpful if you're unsure which quest should come next.
However, recommended order doesn't replace actual requirements.
Always review the skill, item, and quest prerequisites before starting.
The update adds an optional quest-rating system.
After finishing a quest, you can receive a prompt asking you to rate it from 0 to 5.
This provides feedback to the developers.
The rating prompt is enabled by default but can be disabled in the settings.
It doesn't affect the quest's experience rewards or gameplay progression.
Lumbridge received several smaller improvements as part of the November update.
These changes focus on making the starting area more welcoming and easier to navigate.
The three former combat tutors have been combined into one character, Harlan.
His dialogue has been updated to fit the world of Gielinor.
He also serves an important role in Mudfoot's Big Adventure.
Several introductory NPCs have been renamed or adjusted.
These include:
Wilfred, the Woodcutting tutor.
Feoras, the Smithing apprentice.
Cadmus, the Crafting tutor.
Finlay, the Fishing tutor.
Monlum, the Mining tutor.
Feoras also has a shop selling basic low-level combat equipment.
This can be useful for fresh characters.
Some NPCs have been moved or replaced.
For example, Father Aereck provides Prayer advice, while the Cook handles basic Cooking guidance.
Mikasi serves as the Lumbridge task master.
Hatius Cosantius has moved to the Falador pub.
These changes don't completely redesign Lumbridge, but they make the starting area feel more coherent.
The opening update is only the beginning.
Jagex's RuneFest proposal described a broader month of quest releases.
Additional small surprise quests are planned, with at least one quest intended to release each week.
However, players should distinguish between content already available and future plans.
The developers intend to introduce additional Novice-to-Experienced quests.
These adventures may explore different story styles and gameplay mechanics.
However, names, requirements, and rewards for unrevealed quests should not be treated as confirmed.
Jagex's approach is to keep the stories secret until release.
One of the known upcoming quests is The Graveyard.
This is a planned Master-level continuation of the story associated with Olaf's Quest.
The announced requirements include:
Completion of Olaf's Quest.
Completion of The Fremennik Exiles.
Completion of Pandemonium.
Level 65 Sailing.
Level 65 Agility.
Level 56 Woodcutting.
Level 54 Fletching.
The announced rewards include:
3 Quest Points.
35,000 Agility XP.
15,000 Runecraft XP.
35,000 Sailing XP.
10,000 Fletching XP.
Two selectable combat lamps worth 75,000 XP each.
Access to the new Graveyard area.
Jagex also proposed a new Agility training activity associated with the quest.
Important: As of November 8, 2026, The Graveyard should be treated as planned November content rather than an already released quest. Final implementation details should be checked against its launch announcement.
Jagex has also discussed additional rewards associated with later Quest Month content.
These include an untradeable bone-storage item and new low-level Hunter opportunities.
The bone-storage proposal would allow players to carry up to 28 bones, with withdrawal restrictions.
The Hunter proposals focus on introducing new players to the skill through additional early-level creatures and locations.
However, these are not rewards from the two November 3 launch quests.
Don't confuse planned later rewards with the already released Amulet of Sight.
The Quest Cape is one of the most recognizable account-completion milestones in Old School RuneScape.
To obtain and maintain it, players need to satisfy the current quest completion requirements.
New quest releases can therefore affect Quest Cape holders.
Yes.
When a new eligible quest is added, players who previously completed the full quest roster may need to complete the new quest to meet the current requirements again.
This applies to ordinary new quests added during Quest Month.
Daddy's Home becoming a full quest also matters for accounts that hadn't completed it.
Yes, if they want to maintain full quest completion.
Mudfoot's Big Adventure is particularly accessible.
The Writing's on the Wall requires some Agility and Thieving progression.
The planned Graveyard quest is more demanding and has significant prerequisites.
Players approaching Quest Cape completion should account for the additional quests when planning their remaining requirements.
Quest Month overlaps with the launch of OSRS Hardcore Worlds.
The two updates are separate, but they can complement each other.
Hardcore Worlds characters can participate in eligible quests according to their normal requirements.
However, they must also follow the game mode's strict death rules.
The quest provides beginner combat experience and useful equipment.
However, it includes combat encounters.
Don't assume those fights are protected safe deaths.
Bring appropriate supplies if your character is vulnerable.
The quest focuses on investigation rather than boss combat.
That makes it an attractive progression option once you've reached 22 Agility and 20 Thieving.
However, traveling across Great Kourend still requires awareness of the environment.
The Amulet of Sight may also be useful for early Ranged-focused Hardcore Worlds characters.
No.
Hardcore Worlds uses normal XP rates.
The new quest rewards provide their stated amounts, without special Hardcore Worlds multipliers.
For account creation and game-mode information, read our OSRS Hardcore Worlds Beginner Guide.
If you're planning to complete the new quests and future releases, a little preparation can make the experience easier.
The Writing's on the Wall requires level 22 Agility and level 20 Thieving.
Reaching these levels allows you to begin the investigation.
Additional Agility progression may also help with future Quest Month content.
Unlocking travel methods can reduce unnecessary walking.
Useful options include:
Fairy rings.
Regional teleports.
Spirit Trees.
Transportation jewelry.
Other quest-related travel networks.
However, not every new quest requires these unlocks.
Choose transportation appropriate for the areas you're visiting.
Some Quest Month adventures contain combat.
Even if a quest is rated Novice, review its mechanics before entering.
A small collection of Melee, Ranged, and Magic equipment can make switching combat styles easier.
Selectable XP lamps are particularly valuable when used carefully.
Consider which skill will benefit most from the available experience.
However, don't spend hours optimizing a small reward if your character can simply use it to unlock a useful next step.
If you've played OSRS for years, you may have completed most of the affected quests already.
Check the newly added retroactive XP rewards.
Some may provide useful experience without requiring any additional quest completion.
Several mistakes are worth avoiding.
Mudfoot's Big Adventure and The Writing's on the Wall launched on November 3.
Other planned quests should not be described as released until officially confirmed.
The final outlaw uses Protect from Melee.
Bring Ranged or Magic rather than relying entirely on Melee attacks.
You need 22 Agility and 20 Thieving.
These are not boostable requirements.
Train the necessary levels before traveling to start the quest.
It provides +10 Ranged Attack.
That's an accuracy bonus, not a flat damage increase.
The item is tradeable.
Regular accounts may obtain it through the Grand Exchange without completing the associated quest.
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Players who completed the affected older quests may have new experience rewards waiting.
Check the appropriate NPCs.
The two opening quests are deliberately different.
Mudfoot's Big Adventure introduces combat, while The Writing's on the Wall is an investigation.
Prepare for the actual quest mechanics rather than assuming they're all the same.
Quest Month is a November 2026 initiative introducing multiple new quests, experience rewards, and questing improvements to Old School RuneScape.
November 3, 2026.
The opening update released two new quests.
Mudfoot's Big Adventure and The Writing's on the Wall.
Both were added on November 3.
Yes.
It's a Novice free-to-play quest with no skill or quest requirements.
Speak with Captain Harlan outside the Lumbridge General Store.
One Quest Point, four combat lamps worth 500 XP each, 500 GP, and access to basic equipment claims from Captain Harlan.
It's a members-only Intermediate quest involving a detective mystery across Great Kourend.
Speak with Betty in Land's End.
Level 22 Agility and level 20 Thieving.
Neither requirement is boostable.
The quest focuses on investigation and does not require defeating enemies as part of its normal progression.
One Quest Point, 2,500 Agility XP, 2,500 Thieving XP, and the Amulet of Sight.
A new necklace-slot item providing +10 Ranged Attack with no level requirement.
Complete The Writing's on the Wall, purchase an eligible tradeable copy through the Grand Exchange, or buy an additional copy from Sergeant Hudson after completing the quest.
Additional Amulets of Sight cost 1,500 GP each.
Yes.
It can be traded between eligible accounts.
No.
It has no equipment-level requirement.
Yes.
The quest reward offers an early Ranged accuracy upgrade without requiring Grand Exchange trading.
The confirmed +10 Ranged Attack bonus improves accuracy rather than directly increasing Ranged Strength or maximum hit.
Eighteen quests received additional rewards, including Demon Slayer, Romeo & Juliet, Shield of Arrav, Family Crest, Lost City, Throne of Miscellania, and Troll Stronghold.
Yes.
Eligible players can claim retroactive rewards through the appropriate sources, including Perdu, the Lumbridge Guide, or relevant quest NPCs.
Yes.
It was converted from a miniquest into a standard quest and now awards one Quest Point.
Jagex plans additional surprise quests throughout November.
Unreleased details should be treated as planned until confirmed.
As of November 8, 2026, The Graveyard remains planned content rather than a verified released quest.
Yes.
New quest additions can affect the requirements for maintaining full quest completion.
Hardcore Worlds uses the normal quest XP and equipment mechanics.
However, its strict death rules still apply to dangerous quest encounters.
Quest Month is bringing new adventures and meaningful improvements to Old School RuneScape.
The November 3 update introduced two different quests.
Mudfoot's Big Adventure provides a lighthearted introduction to combat and rewards players with flexible combat experience.
The Writing's on the Wall offers a darker investigation with Agility XP, Thieving XP, and the new Amulet of Sight.
For Ranged players, the Amulet of Sight is particularly interesting because it offers +10 Ranged Attack without requiring additional equipment levels.
Meanwhile, the retroactive XP improvements give established players a reason to revisit rewards from 18 older quests.
Changes to the Quest List, recommended quest order, Daddy's Home, and Lumbridge tutors also make the starting experience easier to navigate.
And there's still more content planned.
Additional surprise quests are expected throughout November, while The Graveyard is set to expand the Fremennik storyline with a more demanding Master-level adventure.
If you're building an account, our OSRS Quest Guide: Best Quests for Progression and Unlocks can help you identify other valuable quest unlocks.
You can also explore OSRS Quest Boosting on BoostRoom for available quest-completion offers, or OSRS Coaching if you prefer improving your own gameplay with guidance.
Check the exact quest availability, requirements, and service scope before ordering.
Whether you're earning your first Quest Point, unlocking a new Ranged accessory, or preparing to reclaim your Quest Cape, November has plenty of reasons to return to questing.
Explore the new stories, collect your rewards, and make the most of OSRS Quest Month 2026.
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