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These tools use RuneScape 3 records and the supported Main hiscore table. Old School RuneScape has separate skills, records and an economy of its own. Its tools have their own section on this site.
RUNESCAPE 3 / THE FIELD GUIDERead your story.
Read your story.
Plan the next chapter.
A little context for your next adventure. Learn to read your profile, plan a milestone and make sense of the market.
Start with
your adventurer.
Search your RuneScape display name. Your report brings together the skills, ranks and activities returned by Jagex’s public hiscores.
Open player lookupSkills, bosses and more.
The report includes returned activities as well as skills. Activity scores can represent different things, so read each activity’s name rather than treating every score as a boss kill count.
Unranked does not mean untouched.
Below a public ranking threshold, a skill’s XP may be unknown. It remains visible, but cannot support an XP-based goal calculation. If a whole profile is missing, check the display name and game.
See the distance.
Set your pace.
Nearby goals and the target planner turn known skill XP into a concrete next step. Choose a skill and a target, then decide how you want to get there.
Plan from your profileEach skill has its own destination.
The report uses each skill’s configured level cap and experience thresholds. Reaching level 99 does not imply the same remaining level progression in every skill, and XP can continue beyond a level cap.
Invention follows its own curve.
Invention uses a separate elite XP table. Its levels and target gaps are calculated with that curve rather than the standard skill table. A smaller XP gap does not automatically mean faster training.
HOW THE PLANNER ESTIMATES TIMEXP remaining ÷ your XP per hour
The optional rate comes from you. Estimated hours assume that rate stays constant; the public hiscores do not measure your training speed.
Keep the target in perspective.
The report also surfaces XP milestones beyond level goals when available. A goal is a planning aid, not a recommendation for a particular training method, budget or play session.
Your position.
In context.
Explore a skill or the Overall table in the supported Main account rankings. The leaderboard preserves Jagex’s published order.
Explore HiscoresA view of the top, not every account.
This page requests up to 50 players from the ranking endpoint. Its name search filters the returned list; use player lookup to find a profile outside that snapshot.
Equal experience can have different ranks.
The XP gap compares each listed player with the first. A zero gap means equal displayed XP, not an equal position. Overall shows total XP, not total level. This endpoint does not provide daily XP gains or rank movement.
A rank is not a universal skill score.
Ranks belong to a particular skill and account table. Comparing a skill rank with Overall can highlight a difference in position, but it does not establish a population percentile or how well you play.
A guide price.
A longer view.
Browse the catalogue by category and initial, then open an item to explore its reported price and history.
Open Grand ExchangeA reference value, not a live offer.
RS3 market data comes from the official Jagex Grand Exchange. The guide price may be rounded and cached; it is not a promise that your buy or sell offer will fill at that value.
Two series, clearly separated.
The item chart shows daily observations and the separate average series supplied by Jagex. You can hide the average or switch between 30-day, 90-day and full-history windows, ending at the latest returned observation.
Published changes and calculated ranges.
The 30-, 90- and 180-day changes come from Jagex. The chart’s daily minimum, maximum and first-to-last change are calculated from the selected window. Check the displayed dates before interpreting a change.
Know what the catalogue can tell you.
Name and membership filters apply to the returned catalogue page. The endpoints used here do not provide live bid/ask quotes or traded volumes, so historical price changes are not presented as trading profits.
Unfinished stories.
New beginnings.
Read the quest record shared through RuneMetrics, find what is open and choose a few quests for your next session.
Open Quest PlannerEligibility is reported by Jagex.
Ready-to-start, unmet and unknown requirements stay separate. The endpoint does not supply a breakdown of missing levels, items or prerequisite quests. Members quests may require membership even when eligibility is reported.
Explore the complete returned record.
Filter by status, difficulty, membership or title. Started and completed quests remain available alongside the unstarted list. Special is a separate difficulty category, not a tier above Grandmaster.
A list for the session you choose.
Select ready or started quests to see their combined quest-point rewards. These are potential rewards, not points already earned or a time estimate. The list persists across filters but resets when you reload the report or change player.
Quest privacy is separate from hiscores.
A private or unavailable RuneMetrics quest profile is not an empty quest record. Public hiscores may still be available. The recent-adventures journal is also a separate RuneMetrics response and may contain older entries.
THE RECORD BEHIND THE REPORTKnow where
Know where
the numbers begin.
Player reports and rankings use Jagex hiscores. Quest records and eligibility come from RuneMetrics; guide prices and history come from the Jagex Grand Exchange. Goal gaps, chart ranges and selected quest-point totals are calculations built from those inputs.
Responses can be cached, so changes may take time to appear. A snapshot does not reveal your current session, inventory or training method.
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