OSRS Treasure Trails Guide And Strategy

The goal of OSRS is to help see your character improve not just in Skill level, but also in the equipment that you carry. If you're after the biggest rewards in the game, then you should definitely try to do Treasure Trails as it offers the best in that regard.

Unlike most other challenges in OSRS, Treasure Trails isn't too heavy on the combat. However, it will test your general knowledge of the game's mechanics too. While not all about fighting, it's still a pretty challenging feat to complete in OSRS and a lot of players eventually seek help doing it.

What Is Treasure Trails In OSRS?

In Treasure Trails, you embark on a Distraction and Diversion that requires solving clue scrolls, rare items dropped by most monsters in RuneScape. You'll discover clues and riddles within these scrolls, leading you to a reward casket with potential unique rewards. Obtain a clue scroll randomly by defeating monsters, engaging in minigames, looting implings, fishing, woodcutting, or mining.

You'll encounter six different levels of clue scrolls, each increasing in difficulty. Keep in mind that you can hold one clue scroll of each level simultaneously. While free-to-play players can participate in treasure trails, only the lowest level clues are accessible in free-to-play worlds. The remaining five levels are exclusive to members' worlds.

If you happen to die in the Wilderness with a clue scroll (or reward casket) in level 20 or higher Wilderness, and it's not among your top 3 kept items (or top 4 with Protect Item prayer), or safeguarded by a clue box (in which case you lose the box but keep the scroll), the clue scroll will vanish, irrespective of whether it's a PvP death. In lower Wilderness (level 20 or lower), during a PvP death, an unprotected clue scroll will remain on the ground for up to one hour. Carrying a Wilderness sword (for cutting webs), Royal Seed Pod/Teleport Crystal, and/or an Explorer's ring is advisable, as clue scrolls always take precedence over these items; however, these items will be lost upon death, and obtaining duplicates is straightforward.

If players succumb to a monster outside the Wilderness, they will always retain their clue scroll, whether protected or not, as it is an untradeable item.

Treasure Trails have no fixed location; the clue scrolls may lead you all over Gielinor. Hence, it's recommended to have access to as many teleports and transportation systems as possible.

Treasure Trails Difficulty Levels

You have six types of difficulty levels for clue scrolls: beginner, easy, medium, hard, elite, and master. The more challenging trails offer more valuable rewards.

You can only have one clue scroll of the same difficulty in your possession at a time, but you can own multiple scrolls of different difficulties simultaneously. If one of your clue scrolls is still on the ground, you might receive additional scrolls of the same difficulty as drops. In such cases, you can complete both scrolls by leaving one on the ground and alternating between steps.

Certain clues will demand access to areas that may require quests, items with specific skill requirements to wear, wield, or access, or skill challenges that need a certain level in that skill. The table below provides links to pages with all the requirements. Temporary skill boosts can be utilized for most non-combat skill challenges.

Treasure Trails Clue Scrolls

Clue Scroll (Beginner)

You can obtain a clue scroll (beginner) as a random drop from a wide range of lower-levelled monsters in the free-to-play area. They are also obtainable from baby implings, young implings, clue bottles, clue geodes, and clue nests. These clue scrolls kick off a Treasure Trail, leading you on a hunt across Gielinor with a series of clues that ultimately guide you to rare and unique treasures. However, if your account is less than 10 hours old, you won't be eligible for any unique rewards.

Just like all tiers of clue scrolls, you can only hold one beginner clue scroll at a time, whether it's kept in death's office or stored in your bank.

To learn how to complete a clue scroll, refer to the Treasure Trails Guide. Beginner clues typically consist of 1-3 steps. Unlike other clue types, where each number of steps is equally likely, beginner clues have a 10% chance of having 1 step and a 45% chance of having 2 or 3 steps.

Beginner clue scrolls are the easiest to obtain and complete, offering relatively low rewards. If you don't already have one, Veos rewards you with a beginner clue scroll after completing X Marks the Spot.

Completing the steps of a beginner clue will lead to another clue or a reward casket (beginner), which contains the final reward for the trail. Upon completing 600 beginner clues, you unlock the Explore emote.

It's important to note that beginner clue scrolls are not required to be given to Watson in exchange for a master clue scroll. Additionally, master clue scrolls will not be rewarded from completing beginner clue scrolls.

The best ways to get a beginner scroll are:

• Killing Bryophyta or Obor for a guaranteed beginner clue scroll drop.
• Killing hill giants for a 1/50 drop rate.
• Killing minotaurs for a 1/60 drop rate of a beginner clue scroll.

Clue Scroll (Easy)

You can obtain a valuable clue scroll (easy) as a random drop from a wide range of lower-level monsters. These clue scrolls mark the beginning of a Treasure Trail, leading you on a hunt across Gielinor. Upon completing the trail, you receive a reward consisting of items randomly chosen from a specific list, which may include rare and valuable items.

Keep in mind that, like all tiers of clue scrolls, you can hold only one easy clue scroll at a time, whether it's kept in death's office or stored in your bank.

Easy clue scrolls are the most accessible and manageable in P2P, offering lower rewards in return. The loot can range from black equipment to wizard robes (g). To swiftly acquire easy clue scrolls, consider pickpocketing H.A.M. Members in Lumbridge. Note that wearing H.A.M. robes won't boost pickpocket success but reduces the chance of being kicked out of the hideout on a failed attempt. Another method involves defeating thugs in the Edgeville Wilderness dungeon while wearing a ring of wealth (i).

Unlike other clue scrolls, easy ones don't include coordinate clues and don't involve combat. They also keep you out of the Wilderness.

Completing easy clues earns you another clue or a reward casket (easy) with the final trail reward. After finishing 500 easy clues, you'll be presented with a large spade.

If you hand over an easy clue scroll to Watson, along with medium, hard, and elite clues, you'll receive a master clue scroll. Additionally, there's a 1/50 chance of receiving a master clue scroll as a reward for completing the easy scroll.

Easy clue scrolls can consist of 2 to 4 steps.

The best ways to get these scrolls is by:

• You can obtain an easy clue scroll with a 1/50 chance by pickpocketing H.A.M. Members.
• Equip a ring of wealth (i) and eliminate thugs for a 1/64 drop rate.
• Engage swamp crabs in battle for a 1/96 chance of receiving a drop.
• Defeat goblins for a 1/128 chance of obtaining an easy clue scroll. Their low hitpoints and the abundance in a confined space make it very easy for you to acquire clue scrolls using this method.'

Clue Scroll (Medium)

When you embark on a treasure hunt in Gielinor, a medium clue scroll becomes a valuable find, dropping randomly from a diverse array of mid-level monsters. As you follow the clues scattered across the land, you'll encounter coordinate clues, tackle intricate puzzles, and sometimes face off against monsters ranging from chickens to Market Guards. The rewards, selected from a specific list, may include rare and valuable items, ranging from mithril armor to coveted ranger boots.

Completing a medium clue scroll typically takes between 3 and 5 steps. Once you've followed the trail, your efforts will be rewarded with a casket (medium) containing the final loot. After successfully completing 400 medium clues, you'll earn a clueless scroll.

Remember, just like other tiers of clue scrolls, you can only hold one medium clue scroll at a time, whether it's in your inventory, stored in death's office, or kept in your bank. Be cautious in the Wilderness - if you meet your demise there with a clue scroll above level 20, it will vanish unless it's an item kept on death or you have a clue box. In the lower levels of the Wilderness, an unprotected clue scroll will linger on the ground for an hour if another player deals the final blow, or it will remain in your inventory if a monster is the cause.

Keep an eye out for a rare occurrence - a medium clue scroll can be unexpectedly obtained (1/256 chance) by feeding a monkey bananas. When this happens, a message will pop up in your chat box, declaring, "The monkey chews on the banana and spits out a clue!"

For those seeking even greater challenges, consider giving Watson a medium clue scroll, along with an easy, hard, and elite one. In return, you'll receive a master clue scroll.

The best ways to get the scroll are:

• Killing guards in Falador, after completion of the Falador medium diary, for a 1/106 drop rate of a medium clue scroll.
• Killing pyrefiends in the Wilderness God Wars Dungeon with a ring of wealth (i) equipped for a 1/64 drop rate of a medium clue scroll.
• Looting the Stone chest for a 1/100 rate of a medium clue scroll drop rate. The fast respawn can compensate for the lower rate.

Clue Scroll (Hard)

A hard clue scroll is a valuable drop from a variety of high-level monsters. These scrolls can be 4-6 steps long and serve as the initiation of a Treasure Trail, leading you on a journey across Gielinor and beyond.

Upon completing the intricate trail, you'll receive a reward randomly selected from a specific list, potentially containing rare and valuable items such as rune, 3rd age, and gilded weapons and armor. Hard clue scrolls often involve complex puzzles, trips to the Wilderness, and encounters with formidable wizards aligned with Zamorak or Saradomin, as well as the double agent.

These clues pose greater challenges compared to easy and medium ones, as they carry the risk of attacks and require the completion of more quests. Many players opt to tackle the easier versions, but the allure of valuable rewards keeps adventurers seeking the harder challenges.

Remember, only one hard clue scroll can be held, either in death's office or stored in your bank, at any given time. If you drop a prior clue scroll with completed steps, the next one you receive won't retain the progress of the dropped clue.

In the Wilderness, a hard clue scroll above level 20 will disappear upon death, whether from player versus player (PvP) or other causes, unless it's an item kept on death or stored in a clue box. It's advisable to carry items like a Wilderness Sword, Royal Seed Pod, Teleport Crystal, or an Explorer's Ring, as these will always be kept above a clue scroll.

After successfully completing 300 hard clues, you'll unlock the Uri Transform emote. Additionally, handing a hard clue scroll to Watson, along with easy, medium, and elite scrolls, will reward you with a master clue scroll.

The best places to get this scroll are:

• Killing hellhounds in wilderness with a ring of wealth (i) equipped for a 1/32 drop rate of a hard clue scroll.
• Killing Skotizo for a guaranteed hard clue scroll.
• Killing warped jellies for a drop rate 1/64 as well as additional ones through totem pieces they drop.
• Killing the Dagannoth Kings for a 1/42 drop rate of a hard clue scroll.
• Killing Sarachnis for a 1/40 drop rate of a hard clue scroll.
• Looting the Rogue chest for a 1/99 drop rate.

Clue Scroll (Elite)

This is the second-highest tier of Treasure Trail, spanning between 5 and 7 steps and concluding with an elite reward casket.

Just like other tiers of clue scrolls, you can hold only one elite clue scroll at a time, either in death's office or stored in your bank. Upon successfully completing 200 elite clues, you'll be rewarded with a heavy casket.

Elite clue scrolls are rare drops from various high-level monsters, implings, raid rewards, and skilling clues like clue nests, clue bottles, and clue geodes. These scrolls kick off a treasure trail, a thrilling hunt across Gielinor and other realms. Upon completing the trail, you'll receive a reward of items randomly selected from a specific list, with the chance of obtaining rare and valuable items.

While elite clues are intricate and demand significant effort to complete, they are not as challenging as their master-tier counterparts. However, they come with a more extensive list of requirements, including quests and item possession, especially for ironmen. Many players may opt for easier clues, such as easy, medium, or hard, due to these additional demands. Some steps may even lead you into the Wilderness, requiring you to face an Armadylean guard or a Bandosian guard.

Beware that, unless the clue scroll is kept on death as an item or protected by a clue box, dying beyond level 20 in the Wilderness will result in the destruction of the clue scroll, regardless of the cause of death. Carrying a Wilderness sword, royal seed pod, teleport crystal, or an explorer's ring can be advantageous, as clue scrolls are always kept above these items. However, these items will be lost upon death, although replacements are easily obtainable. In the event of death, an unprotected clue will stay on the ground for up to 1 hour, including PvP deaths below level 20 in the Wilderness. The same applies to reward caskets. The only exception is death to a monster in the Wilderness below level 20, where the clue will always be protected.

Consider handing an elite clue scroll to Watson, along with easy, medium, and hard scrolls, to receive a master clue scroll and delve into a new level of challenges and rewards.

The best places to get this scroll are:

• Killing Skotizo for a 1/5 drop rate of an elite clue scroll.
• Killing lava dragons with a ring of wealth (i) equipped for a 1/125 chance of an elite clue scroll.
• Killing Sarachnis for a 1/60 drop rate of an elite clue scroll.
• Looting the Barrows chest after killing all six Barrows brothers for a 1/33 chance of an elite clue scroll.
• Killing Callisto, Venenatis or Vet'ion with a ring of wealth (i) equipped for a 1/50 drop rate of an elite clue scroll.
• Killing Vorkath for a 1/65 drop rate of an elite clue scroll.
• Killing Zulrah for a 1/75 drop rate of an elite clue scroll.

Clue Scroll (Master)

This is the highest tier in the lineup, spanning between 6 and 8 steps and culminating in a master reward casket upon triumphant completion.

You can acquire a master clue scroll through various methods:

1. Watson's Exchange: Bring one each of the easy, medium, hard, and elite clue scrolls to Watson, situated in the expansive, fenced-in house west of the Forthos Ruin in Hosidius. However, be cautious—if you possess an incomplete master scroll and attempt to obtain a new scroll, Watson will collect all lower-tier scrolls but won't provide you with a master scroll until you either finish the original one or discard it.
2. Treasure Trail Rewards: As a potential reward from completing any easy, medium, hard, or elite treasure trails, with the chances of obtaining them being 1/50, 1/30, 1/15, and 1/5, respectively.

Master clue scrolls, like their elite and hard counterparts, introduce combat encounters that include a Brassican Mage, Double agent, or three Ancient Wizards (in multi-combat areas). Given their advanced tier, master clues demand a myriad of high-level items, requirements, and quests for successful completion.

It's crucial to note that if you die in the Wilderness with a clue scroll above level 20, it will vanish, whether due to PvP death or other causes, unless it's an item kept on death or protected by a clue box. Returning to your loot will reveal the absence of the clue scroll. On the contrary, if you succumb to the perils of the Wilderness with a clue box, the clue will persist in your inventory while the clue box is forfeited. Carrying a Wilderness Sword (for web cutting), Royal Seed Pod/Teleport Crystal, and/or an Explorer's Ring can be advantageous, as clue scrolls always take precedence over these items. However, these items will be forfeited upon death, though obtaining replacements is a simple task. In lower Wilderness regions (level 20 or lower) during PvP death, an unprotected clue will endure on the ground for up to 1 hour. The same rules apply to reward caskets. Notably, if you perish in lower Wilderness due to a monster, the clue will always be safeguarded, whether protected or not. Prepare yourself for the challenges of master clues and ensure your success in this demanding tier of treasure trails.

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Types of Treasure Trails Clues

There are various types of clues that you can get in Treasure Trails. However, not all clues are available per difficulty level. Refer to the chart below.

Here are the types of clues you can get and how you can solve them.

1. Anagram

In your OSRS treasure trails, you'll encounter anagrams—sequences of letters that can be rearranged to form another word or phrase. Take, for instance, the anagram "orchestra," which transforms into "carthorse."

Your task is to decipher these anagrams, as the solution will always be the name of a non-player character (NPC). Engage with the NPC you've unveiled, and they'll present you with your next clue. Keep in mind that the anagrams don't necessarily align with the number of spaces in an NPC's name. Even an anagram without spaces may lead to an answer with a name that has one or more spaces. Upon interacting with the NPC, brace yourself for a challenge scroll, puzzle box, or light box, which you must conquer to unveil the subsequent clue.

2. Challenge Scrolls

When you encounter challenge scrolls during your OSRS Treasure Trails, get ready for some logical puzzles presented by an NPC. These scrolls come in medium, hard, and elite clues, each consisting of two crucial steps. Initially, you must pinpoint the correct NPC by deciphering cryptic or anagram clues. Once you've tracked down the NPC, the second step involves solving a riddle to progress along your trail.

To conquer the challenge scroll, examine the question inscribed on it, and then engage in conversation with the NPC who provided the scroll to furnish the correct answer. Upon delivering the accurate response, you'll successfully complete the challenge, earning yourself either the subsequent clue or a well-deserved reward. Dive into the logic of the challenge scrolls and claim your victories in the realm of Treasure Trails!

3. Ciphers

In Old School RuneScape, ciphers play a crucial role in Treasure Trails as a method of encrypting information. These ciphers utilize a Caesar shift, where the regular alphabet undergoes a change in position. For instance, ABC becomes BCD when shifted once to the right or forward.

When faced with a more challenging shift involving 26 combinations, a systematic approach is essential. Consider the example cipher "BMJ UIF LFCBC TFMMFS" and tally the frequency of each letter:

B = 2

M = 3

J = 1

U = 1

I = 1

F = 4

L = 1

C = 2

T = 1

S = 1

Identify the most common letter, "F" in this case, and presume it corresponds to the letter "E" in the English alphabet. Create a table with the correct alphabet order and the shifted sequence starting from "F" and looping back to "A":

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z A

Now, with this table, you can decipher the message by matching the ciphered letters at the bottom row with the corresponding alphabet letter at the top. For example, if the cipher contains "Z," find it on the bottom row, and the corresponding deciphered letter is "Y." In the given example, "BMJ UIF LFCBC TFMMFS" translates to "ALI THE KEBAB SELLER."

However, if the presumption that "E" equals "F" doesn't yield the correct answer, explore alternative keys. Start with vowels, namely "A, E, I, O, U, and Y," since every English word contains at least one of these letters. Work through the vowels, testing them as potential keys. If none of these proves successful, continue exploring other letters systematically until you find the solution to the cipher.

4. Coordinates

In the midst of your Treasure Trail adventure, you may encounter a unique challenge known as a coordinate clue. These clue scrolls provide a set of coordinates, akin to real-world longitude and latitude, pinpointing an exact location where the next clue scroll or even the treasure casket lies buried.

The RuneScape coordinate format is structured as follows:

• 03 degrees 00 minutes north/south
• 02 degrees 00 minutes east/west

In Old School RuneScape, each square of space translates to 15/8 (1.875) minutes of arc. While players can employ a chart, sextant, and watch to determine their coordinates, all that's required for the excavation is a trusty spade.

For hard Treasure Trails, digging on the correct spot triggers the appearance of a formidable level 108 Saradomin wizard, unleashing both melee attacks with a Dragon dagger (p++) and the magic spell Saradomin Strike. To conquer this magical adversary, don dragonhide armor and deploy the Protect from Melee prayer. In the Wilderness, a level 65 Zamorak wizard emerges, wielding Flames of Zamorak. Defeating this foe requires the Protect from Magic prayer, and keep an eye out for potential player interruptions.

For elite Treasure Trails, your excavation may summon either a level 97 Armadylean guard or a level 125 Bandosian guard. Armadylean guards, in Aviansie form, succumb to ranged or magic attacks. Use Protect from Missiles prayer against them and Protect from Melee when facing Bandosian guards.

Master Treasure Trails pose an even greater challenge. Digging in the correct spot may unleash three Ancient Wizards (levels 112, 98, 98) in multi-combat or a level 140 Brassican Mage. The multi-combat wizards each wield a unique attack style and are poisonous, while the Brassican Mage, encountered in single-combat zones, attacks relentlessly, impervious to protection prayers. Defeat these magical guardians to claim your well-earned next clue or treasure casket.

5. Cryptic Clues

These clues present a diverse array of tasks, spanning from conversing with an NPC to scouring a designated crate or guiding you to dig in rather obscure locations. As the difficulty level escalates, additional side tasks may be required to unravel the full clue, such as locating a key or solving a puzzle box.

In the realm of medium Treasure Trails, clues might lead you to a locked chest or drawer, necessitating a key for access. Attempting to open these containers unveils a clue pointing to a specific, typically local, monster that must be defeated. It's noteworthy that monsters drop treasure trail keys exclusively when the player possesses the corresponding clue. Interestingly, in steps involving keys, players can acquire the key before deciphering the hint, potentially saving valuable time.

As the challenges intensify with hard clue scrolls, players may encounter fairy ring codes followed by numbers. To crack these codes, you must journey to the specified fairy ring, follow the indicated number of steps in the order of compass directions (North, East, South, West), and then excavate at the designated spot.

In both hard and master clues, a puzzle box challenge might come your way. Your task is to unravel the scrambled image to unlock the next clue or claim your well-deserved reward.

Master clues, the pinnacle of difficulty, present a unique twist by offering three cryptic clues in one step. To progress, you must visit each cryptic destination, dig at the correct spot, or engage with the right NPC to obtain a torn part of the subsequent step. Once all three fragments are in your possession, they can be melded into either a new clue step or the coveted reward casket. Brace yourself for the layered challenges of master clues on your epic Treasure Trail adventure.

6. Emote Clues

This intriguing clue type spans all levels of Treasure Trails. Once you've successfully executed the required emote, Uri makes an appearance, providing you with the next clue (or the ultimate reward if the emote clue serves as the final step).

It's crucial to remember that if you're tasked with another emote before conversing with Uri and you happen to overlook it, Uri won't depart but will express, "I don't believe we have any business." Fear not, as you can still perform the overlooked emote and then engage with Uri to complete the clue. The emote requirements vary: easy clues demand one emote, medium clues require two, and for hard and advanced clues, you perform one emote followed by a confrontation with the formidable Double Agent. Elite clues, however, skip the encounter with the Double Agent.

A noteworthy detail is that substituting any version of a required item with a variant won't suffice; for instance, a Rune platebody (t) cannot replace a standard Rune platebody.

For seasoned Treasure Trail enthusiasts, hoarding items for every emote clue is not advisable due to the vast array of items across different levels, consuming substantial bank space. Players with the appropriate construction level can alleviate this issue by constructing STASH units to store emote clue items conveniently near the corresponding clue locations, ensuring an organized and efficient approach while saving precious bank space.

7. Light Boxes

Light boxes feature a 5x5 grid of lights accompanied by 8 switches that toggle them on and off, presenting a complex challenge where the objective is to illuminate all the lights.

It's essential to note that should the puzzle be destroyed or lost, players must reattempt and solve it anew from the very beginning.

A proven strategy for conquering this intricate puzzle involves a systematic approach. Concentrate on one light at a time, systematically flipping every switch and keeping meticulous track on paper of which switches control that specific light. Repeat this process for all lights until identifying a light exclusively controlled by a single switch. The position of this particular switch, which illuminates the light in question, becomes the permanent position for that switch. Consequently, there's no longer a need to check that specific switch, effectively halving the remaining switch permutations.

In essence, finding the initial switch is the most challenging, while subsequent discoveries become progressively easier. This systematic method streamlines the process, allowing players to navigate the intricacies of the light box puzzle and ultimately achieve the goal of illuminating all the lights.

8. Maps

These maps, spanning all clue scroll difficulties, offer rough depictions of very localized areas, providing a unique challenge to unravel.

Should the map guide you to an X, equip your trusty spade and journey to the specified location, diligently digging where the X marks the spot. The bounties of your excavation may reveal the next clue or the coveted reward. On the other hand, if the map directs you to a crate, a simple search is all that's required. Be prepared, as at times, you might encounter a small heap of crates or even a multitude of them. Thoroughly search each until you unearth the next clue or your well-deserved reward.

Maps ingeniously incorporate various landmarks, ranging from buildings, fish denoting fishing spots, roads, rivers, bridges, and more, guiding you through the intricacies of the local terrain.

An interesting facet is that digging in the location indicated by a map clue ensures a monster-free excavation, sparing adventurers from unexpected confrontations.

These maps are neatly organized, first by boxes and then by X, progressing from left to right based on the location of the mark. As you navigate the map clues strewn across your trail, let the adventure unfold, revealing the hidden treasures within these intricate landscapes.

9. Puzzle Boxes

You'll come across this on a hard, elite, or master Treasure Trail, you may come across puzzle boxes—a mental challenge that requires you to unravel a scrambled image. Click on tiles deftly to move them into an empty space. Once you've successfully deciphered the intricate puzzle box, engage with the NPC who gave it to you to claim the next clue or your well-earned reward.

If, for any reason, you prematurely close the puzzle box before interacting with the NPC, be prepared for the puzzle to defiantly re-scramble, necessitating another round of solving. If you want a fresh start, you have the option to either destroy the puzzle box and request another from the NPC or simply log off.

There are six distinct types, with three exclusive to master clues, adding an extra layer of complexity to the challenge.

To effectively solve the puzzle:

1. Begin by aligning the first section (red) from left to right to match the solution.
2. Repeat the process for the second section (orange).
3. Once again, replicate the steps for the third section (yellow).
4. Correctly arrange the two tiles in the fourth section (green).
5. Repeat the process from step four for the fifth section (blue).
6. Finally, organize the last six tiles in the sixth section (purple).
7. When all tiles precisely match the solution, exit the interface to successfully complete the puzzle.

A crucial note: After completing a step, refrain from re-arranging any tiles in the preceding steps; continue to work with the progress achieved.

Treasure Trails Rewards

We know what you're here for so it's time to talk about the rewards. When you complete each tier of clues, the process begins by determining how many rewards you receive. This starts with the minimum amount (2 for easy, 3 for medium, 4 for hard and elite), and then a roll of 0-2 is added to this result. Since the likelihood of getting 0, 1, or 2 is equal, the average is 1. Therefore, the average number of rewards you'll get is the minimum plus one.

Once the number of rewards is established, the rewards themselves are generated through a series of rolls:

1. The first roll is made against the common reward table.
2. Most slots on this table contain the 'common' rewards of the clue, such as runes, normal staves, normal gear, materials, etc. None of these are clue-specific rewards.
3. One slot leads to the global table, which includes items like god pages, meerkats, sweets, etc.
4. Another slot leads to the rare table specific to that clue.
5. If the global or rare table is obtained, another roll is performed.
6. Depending on the result of the second roll, a third (or more) roll may be performed to determine precise rewards.

Beginner Rewards

Beginner clues generate a minimum of 1 reward and maximum of 3,, getting an average of 2 rewards per casket.

	Item	Quantity	Rarity	Price
	Mole slippers	1	1/360	515,276
	Frog slippers	1	1/360	65,737
	Bear feet	1	1/360	50,389
	Demon feet	1	1/360	37,003
	Jester cape	1	1/360	34,061
	Shoulder parrot	1	1/360	313,112
	Monk's robe top (t)	1	1/360	46,536
	Monk's robe (t)	1	1/360	27,776
	Amulet of defence (t)	1	1/360	3,523
	Sandwich lady hat	1	1/360	3,195
	Sandwich lady top	1	1/360	3,022
	Sandwich lady bottom	1	1/360	3,402
	Rune scimitar ornament kit (guthix)	1	1/360	6,040
	Rune scimitar ornament kit (saradomin)	1	1/360	12,301
	Rune scimitar ornament kit (zamorak)	1	1/360	18,746

Easy Rewards

Easy clues generate a minimum of 2 reward spots and a maximum of 4, giving an average of 3 rewards.

	Item	Quantity	Rarity	Price
	Wooden shield (g)	1	1/1,404	43,542
	Black full helm (t)	1	1/1,404	12,133
	Black platebody (t)	1	1/1,404	11,078
	Black platelegs (t)	1	1/1,404	7,726
	Black plateskirt (t)	1	1/1,404	3,299
	Black kiteshield (t)	1	1/1,404	8,619
	Black full helm (g)	1	1/1,404	94,043
	Black platebody (g)	1	1/1,404	120,882
	Black platelegs (g)	1	1/1,404	42,100
	Black plateskirt (g)	1	1/1,404	6,466
	Black kiteshield (g)	1	1/1,404	91,900
	Black shield (h1)	1	1/1,404	2,073
	Black shield (h2)	1	1/1,404	2,047
	Black shield (h3)	1	1/1,404	2,220
	Black shield (h4)	1	1/1,404	1,802
	Black shield (h5)	1	1/1,404	2,068
	Black helm (h1)	1	1/1,404	4,265
	Black helm (h2)	1	1/1,404	2,208
	Black helm (h3)	1	1/1,404	2,557
	Black helm (h4)	1	1/1,404	2,353
	Black helm (h5)	1	1/1,404	2,432
	Black platebody (h1)	1	1/1,404	2,302
	Black platebody (h2)	1	1/1,404	2,032
	Black platebody (h3)	1	1/1,404	2,117
	Black platebody (h4)	1	1/1,404	2,023
	Black platebody (h5)	1	1/1,404	3,627
	Steel full helm (t)	1	1/1,404	4,777
	Steel platebody (t)	1	1/1,404	7,652
	Steel platelegs (t)	1	1/1,404	4,744
	Steel plateskirt (t)	1	1/1,404	2,933
	Steel kiteshield (t)	1	1/1,404	6,644
	Steel full helm (g)	1	1/1,404	7,950
	Steel platebody (g)	1	1/1,404	8,707
	Steel platelegs (g)	1	1/1,404	4,943
	Steel plateskirt (g)	1	1/1,404	4,533
	Steel kiteshield (g)	1	1/1,404	10,145
	Iron full helm (t)	1	1/1,404	30,918
	Iron platebody (t)	1	1/1,404	25,734
	Iron platelegs (t)	1	1/1,404	8,571
	Iron plateskirt (t)	1	1/1,404	1,993
	Iron kiteshield (t)	1	1/1,404	9,135
	Iron full helm (g)	1	1/1,404	96,766
	Iron platebody (g)	1	1/1,404	209,067
	Iron platelegs (g)	1	1/1,404	17,303
	Iron plateskirt (g)	1	1/1,404	5,929
	Iron kiteshield (g)	1	1/1,404	84,939
	Bronze full helm (t)	1	1/1,404	5,510
	Bronze platebody (t)	1	1/1,404	2,360
	Bronze platelegs (t)	1	1/1,404	2,914
	Bronze plateskirt (t)	1	1/1,404	3,705
	Bronze kiteshield (t)	1	1/1,404	2,484
	Bronze full helm (g)	1	1/1,404	28,784
	Bronze platebody (g)	1	1/1,404	30,514
	Bronze platelegs (g)	1	1/1,404	7,623
	Bronze plateskirt (g)	1	1/1,404	2,692
	Bronze kiteshield (g)	1	1/1,404	20,080
	Studded body (g)	1	1/1,404	13,268
	Studded chaps (g)	1	1/1,404	8,829
	Studded body (t)	1	1/1,404	3,644
	Studded chaps (t)	1	1/1,404	1,557
	Leather body (g)	1	1/1,404	50,264
	Leather chaps (g)	1	1/1,404	9,488
	Blue wizard hat (g)	1	1/1,404	128,738
	Blue wizard robe (g)	1	1/1,404	136,500
	Blue skirt (g)	1	1/1,404	14,834
	Blue wizard hat (t)	1	1/1,404	50,471
	Blue wizard robe (t)	1	1/1,404	22,800
	Blue skirt (t)	1	1/1,404	5,038
	Black wizard hat (g)	1	1/1,404	238,591
	Black wizard robe (g)	1	1/1,404	164,563
	Black skirt (g)	1	1/1,404	12,437
	Black wizard hat (t)	1	1/1,404	53,312
	Black wizard robe (t)	1	1/1,404	44,444
	Black skirt (t)	1	1/1,404	8,607
	Saradomin robe top	1	1/1,404	39,037
	Saradomin robe legs	1	1/1,404	46,060
	Guthix robe top	1	1/1,404	21,897
	Guthix robe legs	1	1/1,404	23,971
	Zamorak robe top	1	1/1,404	49,090
	Zamorak robe legs	1	1/1,404	39,855
	Ancient robe top	1	1/1,404	23,613
	Ancient robe legs	1	1/1,404	28,222
	Armadyl robe top	1	1/1,404	24,043
	Armadyl robe legs	1	1/1,404	23,923
	Bandos robe top	1	1/1,404	19,642
	Bandos robe legs	1	1/1,404	23,794
	Bob's red shirt	1	1/1,404	7,435
	Bob's green shirt	1	1/1,404	4,545
	Bob's blue shirt	1	1/1,404	7,747
	Bob's black shirt	1	1/1,404	20,126
	Bob's purple shirt	1	1/1,404	5,611
	Highwayman mask	1	1/1,404	36,963
	Blue beret	1	1/1,404	6,415
	Black beret	1	1/1,404	17,027
	Red beret	1	1/1,404	4,860
	White beret	1	1/1,404	15,960
	A powdered wig	1	1/1,404	3,265
	Beanie	1	1/1,404	6,685
	Imp mask	1	1/1,404	4,302
	Goblin mask	1	1/1,404	12,816
	Sleeping cap	1	1/1,404	22,735
	Flared trousers	1	1/1,404	2,682,870
	Pantaloons	1	1/1,404	5,206
	Black cane	1	1/1,404	2,539
	Staff of bob the cat	1	1/1,404	35,215
	Amulet of power (t)	1	1/1,404	367,435
	Ham joint	1	1/1,404	2,008,067
	Rain bow	1	1/1,404	96,593
	Coins	3,400-8,200	1/1,755	3,400-8,200
	Golden chef's hat	1	1/2,808	321,418
	Golden apron	1	1/2,808	179,252
	Red elegant shirt	1	1/2,808	4,995
	Red elegant blouse	1	1/2,808	3,253
	Red elegant legs	1	1/2,808	3,533
	Red elegant skirt	1	1/2,808	1,428
	Green elegant shirt	1	1/2,808	9,544
	Green elegant blouse	1	1/2,808	3,051
	Green elegant legs	1	1/2,808	3,763
	Green elegant skirt	1	1/2,808	1,552
	Blue elegant shirt	1	1/2,808	7,245
	Blue elegant blouse	1	1/2,808	3,296
	Blue elegant legs	1	1/2,808	4,671
	Blue elegant skirt	1	1/2,808	1,944
	Team cape zero	1	1/5,616	3,435,311
	Team cape i	1	1/5,616	1,079,388
	Team cape x	1	1/5,616	1,219,366
	Cape of skulls	1	1/5,616	4,874,943
	Monk's robe top (g)	1	1/14,040	4,280,218
	Monk's robe (g)	1	1/14,040	2,653,734

Medium Rewards

When you tackle medium clues, they generate a minimum of 3 reward spots and a maximum of 5, resulting in an average of 4 rewards for you.

The likelihood of obtaining any medium-clue-specific item is approximately 1/3 per clue.

Delving into the medium clue reward table reveals 74 slots, each housing a unique item from the list of medium clue rewards, with a few exceptions:

1. The Strength Amulet (t) occupies 3 slots on the table.
2. The Pith helmet takes up 2 slots on the table.
3. The five animal masks (Sheep, Penguin, Bat, Cat, Wolf) share 1 slot, and it's a 1/5 roll to determine which mask is received.
4. The briefcase and off-hand briefcase also share 1 slot, and it's a 1/2 roll to determine which briefcase is received.
5. The three checkered shirts share 1 slot, and it's a 1/3 roll to determine which shirt is received.
6. Each set of elegant takes 1 slot on the table, totaling 4 slots for the 4 sets. Each slot then has a 1/2 roll to determine if the top or bottom piece is received.

Given this information, you can estimate that there's about a 1/222 chance per clue to hit a specific slot on the table. This makes animal masks the rarest medium clue item, with a 1/1110 chance per clue of obtaining a specific mask.

	Item	Quantity	Rarity	Price
	Ranger boots	1	1/1,133	31,076,697
	Wizard boots	1	1/1,133	189,974
	Holy sandals	1	1/1,133	1,635,020
	Spiked manacles	1	1/1,133	601,311
	Climbing boots (g)	1	1/1,133	44,412
	Adamant full helm (t)	1	1/1,133	2,500
	Adamant platebody (t)	1	1/1,133	9,651
	Adamant platelegs (t)	1	1/1,133	3,306
	Adamant plateskirt (t)	1	1/1,133	3,282
	Adamant kiteshield (t)	1	1/1,133	2,968
	Adamant full helm (g)	1	1/1,133	6,284
	Adamant platebody (g)	1	1/1,133	13,194
	Adamant platelegs (g)	1	1/1,133	7,363
	Adamant plateskirt (g)	1	1/1,133	3,412
	Adamant kiteshield (g)	1	1/1,133	8,508
	Adamant shield (h1)	1	1/1,133	2,953
	Adamant shield (h2)	1	1/1,133	3,003
	Adamant shield (h3)	1	1/1,133	2,961
	Adamant shield (h4)	1	1/1,133	2,840
	Adamant shield (h5)	1	1/1,133	2,898
	Adamant helm (h1)	1	1/1,133	2,285
	Adamant helm (h2)	1	1/1,133	2,052
	Adamant helm (h3)	1	1/1,133	1,956
	Adamant helm (h4)	1	1/1,133	1,890
	Adamant helm (h5)	1	1/1,133	1,957
	Adamant platebody (h1)	1	1/1,133	9,387
	Adamant platebody (h2)	1	1/1,133	9,510
	Adamant platebody (h3)	1	1/1,133	9,280
	Adamant platebody (h4)	1	1/1,133	9,121
	Adamant platebody (h5)	1	1/1,133	9,312
	Mithril full helm (g)	1	1/1,133	6,680
	Mithril platebody (g)	1	1/1,133	5,635
	Mithril platelegs (g)	1	1/1,133	4,063
	Mithril plateskirt (g)	1	1/1,133	2,321
	Mithril kiteshield (g)	1	1/1,133	5,557
	Mithril full helm (t)	1	1/1,133	3,324
	Mithril platebody (t)	1	1/1,133	3,802
	Mithril platelegs (t)	1	1/1,133	3,327
	Mithril plateskirt (t)	1	1/1,133	2,106
	Mithril kiteshield (t)	1	1/1,133	3,046
	Green d'hide body (g)	1	1/1,133	5,871
	Green d'hide body (t)	1	1/1,133	4,271
	Green d'hide chaps (g)	1	1/1,133	35,575
	Green d'hide chaps (t)	1	1/1,133	4,910
	Saradomin mitre	1	1/1,133	16,782
	Saradomin cloak	1	1/1,133	52,908
	Guthix mitre	1	1/1,133	16,733
	Guthix cloak	1	1/1,133	23,717
	Zamorak mitre	1	1/1,133	19,554
	Zamorak cloak	1	1/1,133	24,900
	Ancient mitre	1	1/1,133	18,794
	Ancient cloak	1	1/1,133	30,119
	Ancient stole	1	1/1,133	1,359
	Ancient crozier	1	1/1,133	6,830
	Armadyl mitre	1	1/1,133	15,678
	Armadyl cloak	1	1/1,133	43,605
	Armadyl stole	1	1/1,133	3,655
	Armadyl crozier	1	1/1,133	6,949
	Bandos mitre	1	1/1,133	16,463
	Bandos cloak	1	1/1,133	70,953
	Bandos stole	1	1/1,133	3,266
	Bandos crozier	1	1/1,133	6,873
	Red boater	1	1/1,133	10,547
	Green boater	1	1/1,133	6,902
	Orange boater	1	1/1,133	3,437
	Black boater	1	1/1,133	7,417
	Blue boater	1	1/1,133	6,539
	Pink boater	1	1/1,133	1,776
	Purple boater	1	1/1,133	6,641
	White boater	1	1/1,133	2,224
	Red headband	1	1/1,133	1,479
	Black headband	1	1/1,133	2,469
	Brown headband	1	1/1,133	1,009
	White headband	1	1/1,133	1,918
	Blue headband	1	1/1,133	3,264
	Gold headband	1	1/1,133	1,794
	Pink headband	1	1/1,133	1,873
	Green headband	1	1/1,133	2,102
	Crier hat	1	1/1,133	2,257
	Crier coat	1	1/1,133	2,745
	Crier bell	1	1/1,133	2,332
	Adamant cane	1	1/1,133	1,451
	Arceuus banner	1	1/1,133	1,084
	Piscarilius banner	1	1/1,133	3,232
	Hosidius banner	1	1/1,133	1,072
	Shayzien banner	1	1/1,133	1,024
	Lovakengj banner	1	1/1,133	1,114
	Cabbage round shield	1	1/1,133	8,673
	Cat mask	1	1/1,133	11,110
	Penguin mask	1	1/1,133	4,348
	Leprechaun hat	1	1/1,133	6,854
	Black leprechaun hat	1	1/1,133	3,465
	Wolf mask	1	1/1,133	5,247
	Wolf cloak	1	1/1,133	12,220
	Black unicorn mask	1	1/2,266	8,884
	White unicorn mask	1	1/2,266	4,250
	Purple elegant shirt	1	1/2,266	3,392
	Purple elegant blouse	1	1/2,266	2,822
	Purple elegant legs	1	1/2,266	3,189
	Purple elegant skirt	1	1/2,266	2,510
	Black elegant shirt	1	1/2,266	3,788
	White elegant blouse	1	1/2,266	5,885
	Black elegant legs	1	1/2,266	3,804
	White elegant skirt	1	1/2,266	2,290
	Pink elegant shirt	1	1/2,266	2,416
	Pink elegant blouse	1	1/2,266	2,279
	Pink elegant legs	1	1/2,266	1,956
	Pink elegant skirt	1	1/2,266	2,618
	Gold elegant shirt	1	1/2,266	1,798
	Gold elegant blouse	1	1/2,266	1,493
	Gold elegant legs	1	1/2,266	3,021
	Gold elegant skirt	1	1/2,266	1,616

Hard Rewards

When you engage with hard clues, your journey into the rewards begins with a droptable boasting 16 slots. From this, one slot advances to the hard-clue-specific droptable, a comprehensive 96-slot ensemble detailed below. Within the top-level droptable, some remaining slots guide you to the all clues table, while the remaining 14 are designated for general reward items like mahogany planks and rune equipment, among others. Although technically the top-level table exceeds 16 slots, it effectively simplifies to a close approximation of 1/16 to access the rare table.

For you, hard clues yield a minimum of 4 reward spots and a maximum of 6, resulting in an average of 5 rewards as you navigate the intricacies of the treasure trail.

	Item	Quantity	Rarity	Price
	Amulet of glory (t4)	1	1/1,625	39,840
	Robin hood hat	1	1/1,625	1,126,941
	Enchanted hat	1	1/1,625	8,604
	Enchanted top	1	1/1,625	77,560
	Enchanted robe	1	1/1,625	51,113
	Dragon boots ornament kit	1	1/1,625	48,481
	Rune full helm (t)	1	1/1,625	34,306
	Rune platebody (t)	1	1/1,625	46,472
	Rune platelegs (t)	1	1/1,625	45,412
	Rune plateskirt (t)	1	1/1,625	37,580
	Rune kiteshield (t)	1	1/1,625	40,778
	Rune full helm (g)	1	1/1,625	111,201
	Rune platebody (g)	1	1/1,625	90,990
	Rune platelegs (g)	1	1/1,625	55,644
	Rune plateskirt (g)	1	1/1,625	38,636
	Rune kiteshield (g)	1	1/1,625	173,233
	Rune shield (h1)	1	1/1,625	69,857
	Rune shield (h2)	1	1/1,625	36,918
	Rune shield (h3)	1	1/1,625	33,634
	Rune shield (h4)	1	1/1,625	33,117
	Rune shield (h5)	1	1/1,625	33,766
	Rune helm (h1)	1	1/1,625	56,835
	Rune helm (h2)	1	1/1,625	22,619
	Rune helm (h3)	1	1/1,625	24,988
	Rune helm (h4)	1	1/1,625	21,874
	Rune helm (h5)	1	1/1,625	21,619
	Zamorak full helm	1	1/1,625	906,120
	Zamorak platebody	1	1/1,625	49,672
	Zamorak platelegs	1	1/1,625	51,207
	Zamorak plateskirt	1	1/1,625	37,863
	Zamorak kiteshield	1	1/1,625	46,324
	Guthix full helm	1	1/1,625	36,372
	Guthix platebody	1	1/1,625	58,265
	Guthix platelegs	1	1/1,625	47,871
	Guthix plateskirt	1	1/1,625	37,939
	Guthix kiteshield	1	1/1,625	43,486
	Saradomin full helm	1	1/1,625	92,841
	Saradomin platebody	1	1/1,625	73,735
	Saradomin platelegs	1	1/1,625	67,686
	Saradomin plateskirt	1	1/1,625	37,554
	Saradomin kiteshield	1	1/1,625	72,695
	Ancient full helm	1	1/1,625	40,912
	Ancient platebody	1	1/1,625	48,165
	Ancient platelegs	1	1/1,625	41,272
	Ancient plateskirt	1	1/1,625	37,826
	Ancient kiteshield	1	1/1,625	47,913
	Armadyl full helm	1	1/1,625	25,441
	Armadyl platebody	1	1/1,625	44,129
	Armadyl platelegs	1	1/1,625	40,980
	Armadyl plateskirt	1	1/1,625	37,771
	Armadyl kiteshield	1	1/1,625	35,453
	Bandos full helm	1	1/1,625	25,420
	Bandos platebody	1	1/1,625	124,074
	Bandos platelegs	1	1/1,625	41,814
	Bandos plateskirt	1	1/1,625	38,238
	Bandos kiteshield	1	1/1,625	34,286
	Red d'hide body (g)	1	1/1,625	6,046
	Red d'hide body (t)	1	1/1,625	6,207
	Red d'hide chaps (g)	1	1/1,625	9,191
	Red d'hide chaps (t)	1	1/1,625	3,508
	Blue d'hide body (g)	1	1/1,625	5,245
	Blue d'hide body (t)	1	1/1,625	5,218
	Blue d'hide chaps (g)	1	1/1,625	4,764
	Blue d'hide chaps (t)	1	1/1,625	2,711
	Saradomin coif	1	1/1,625	92,281
	Saradomin d'hide body	1	1/1,625	289,321
	Saradomin chaps	1	1/1,625	600,608
	Saradomin bracers	1	1/1,625	76,843
	Saradomin d'hide boots	1	1/1,625	595,810
	Guthix coif	1	1/1,625	93,924
	Guthix d'hide body	1	1/1,625	220,607
	Guthix chaps	1	1/1,625	481,548
	Guthix bracers	1	1/1,625	28,219
	Guthix d'hide boots	1	1/1,625	529,638
	Zamorak coif	1	1/1,625	110,205
	Zamorak d'hide body	1	1/1,625	407,750
	Zamorak chaps	1	1/1,625	690,916
	Zamorak bracers	1	1/1,625	197,622
	Zamorak d'hide boots	1	1/1,625	962,312
	Bandos coif	1	1/1,625	99,217
	Bandos d'hide body	1	1/1,625	209,891
	Bandos chaps	1	1/1,625	481,917
	Bandos bracers	1	1/1,625	113,976
	Bandos d'hide boots	1	1/1,625	542,101
	Armadyl coif	1	1/1,625	121,861
	Armadyl d'hide body	1	1/1,625	442,092
	Armadyl chaps	1	1/1,625	582,492
	Armadyl bracers	1	1/1,625	174,902
	Armadyl d'hide boots	1	1/1,625	995,277
	Ancient coif	1	1/1,625	110,798
	Ancient d'hide body	1	1/1,625	201,477
	Ancient chaps	1	1/1,625	490,849
	Ancient bracers	1	1/1,625	188,964
	Ancient d'hide boots	1	1/1,625	823,867
	Saradomin stole	1	1/1,625	4,127
	Saradomin crozier	1	1/1,625	8,239
	Guthix stole	1	1/1,625	5,629
	Guthix crozier	1	1/1,625	8,129
	Zamorak stole	1	1/1,625	4,415
	Zamorak crozier	1	1/1,625	8,219
	Zombie head (Treasure Trails)	1	1/1,625	2,617
	Cyclops head	1	1/1,625	19,512
	Pirate's hat	1	1/1,625	103,377
	Red cavalier	1	1/1,625	3,095
	White cavalier	1	1/1,625	5,863
	Navy cavalier	1	1/1,625	2,541
	Tan cavalier	1	1/1,625	3,896
	Dark cavalier	1	1/1,625	8,215
	Black cavalier	1	1/1,625	21,158
	Pith helmet	1	1/1,625	6,430
	Explorer backpack	1	1/1,625	26,992
	Green dragon mask	1	1/1,625	8,425
	Blue dragon mask	1	1/1,625	5,656
	Red dragon mask	1	1/1,625	5,627
	Black dragon mask	1	1/1,625	95,440
	Nunchaku	1	1/1,625	6,632
	Rune cane	1	1/1,625	8,239
	Dual sai	1	1/1,625	10,622
	Thieving bag	1	1/1,625	5,937
	Rune defender ornament kit	1	1/1,625	37,346
	Berserker necklace ornament kit	1	1/1,625	13,824
	Tzhaar-ket-om ornament kit	1	1/1,625	5,639
	Rune platebody (h1)	1	1/8,125	44,845
	Rune platebody (h2)	1	1/8,125	39,830
	Rune platebody (h3)	1	1/8,125	40,894
	Rune platebody (h4)	1	1/8,125	40,544
	Rune platebody (h5)	1	1/8,125	41,324
	Saradomin d'hide shield	1	1/9,750	185,641
	Guthix d'hide shield	1	1/9,750	188,586
	Zamorak d'hide shield	1	1/9,750	243,117
	Bandos d'hide shield	1	1/9,750	167,556
	Armadyl d'hide shield	1	1/9,750	273,503
	Ancient d'hide shield	1	1/9,750	176,597

Mega Rare Drop Table:

	Item	Quantity	Rarity	Price
	Super energy(4)	15 (noted)	1/16,250	91,440
	Super restore(4)	15 (noted)	1/16,250	138,990
	Antifire potion(4)	15 (noted)	1/16,250	18,960
	Super attack(4)	5 (noted)	1/16,250[d 1]	8,400
	Super strength(4)	5 (noted)	1/16,250[d 1]	22,455
	Super defence(4)	5 (noted)	1/16,250[d 1]	23,690
	Gilded full helm	1	1/35,750	6,447,752
	Gilded platebody	1	1/35,750	7,851,814
	Gilded platelegs	1	1/35,750	7,215,645
	Gilded plateskirt	1	1/35,750	1,316,178
	Gilded kiteshield	1	1/35,750	4,826,322
	Gilded med helm	1	1/35,750	1,488,339
	Gilded chainbody	1	1/35,750	2,419,032
	Gilded sq shield	1	1/35,750	1,507,752
	Gilded 2h sword	1	1/35,750	5,023,817
	Gilded spear	1	1/35,750	513,678
	Gilded hasta	1	1/35,750	485,776
	3rd age full helmet	1	1/211,250	67,769,935
	3rd age platebody	1	1/211,250	182,274,926
	3rd age platelegs	1	1/211,250	105,818,743
	3rd age plateskirt	1	1/211,250	71,739,793
	3rd age kiteshield	1	1/211,250	173,090,057
	3rd age range coif	1	1/211,250	20,527,407
	3rd age range top	1	1/211,250	62,335,139
	3rd age range legs	1	1/211,250	35,695,466
	3rd age vambraces	1	1/211,250	23,162,244
	3rd age mage hat	1	1/211,250	37,185,064
	3rd age robe top	1	1/211,250	161,731,009
	3rd age robe	1	1/211,250	62,726,508
	3rd age amulet	1	1/211,250	91,207,679

Elite Rewards

When you delve into elite clues, your journey into the realm of rewards starts with a droptable boasting 14 slots. From this, one slot ushers you into the clue-specific droptable—a comprehensive ensemble of 54 slots, detailed below. Within the top-level droptable, some remaining slots guide you to the all clues table, while the remaining 12 are dedicated to general reward items such as mahogany planks, royal dragonhide, and more. Although technically the top-level table surpasses 14 slots, it effectively simplifies to a close approximation of 1/14 to access the rare table.

For you, elite clues unfold a minimum of 4 reward spots and a maximum of 6, resulting in an average of 5 rewards as you navigate the intricate treasures within the elite clue trail.

	Item	Quantity	Rarity	Price
	Dragon full helm ornament kit	1	1/1,275	29,314
	Dragon chainbody ornament kit	1	1/1,275	8,792
	Dragon legs/skirt ornament kit	1	1/1,275	7,313
	Dragon sq shield ornament kit	1	1/1,275	34,993
	Dragon scimitar ornament kit	1	1/1,275	346,535
	Fury ornament kit	1	1/1,275	483,312
	Light infinity colour kit	1	1/1,275	9,011
	Dark infinity colour kit	1	1/1,275	16,469
	Royal crown	1	1/1,275	159,679
	Royal gown top	1	1/1,275	40,604
	Royal gown bottom	1	1/1,275	31,945
	Royal sceptre	1	1/1,275	16,886
	Musketeer hat	1	1/1,275	73,782
	Musketeer tabard	1	1/1,275	33,849
	Musketeer pants	1	1/1,275	11,789
	Black d'hide body (g)	1	1/1,275	18,222
	Black d'hide body (t)	1	1/1,275	11,401
	Black d'hide chaps (g)	1	1/1,275	212,799
	Black d'hide chaps (t)	1	1/1,275	42,885
	Rangers' tunic	1	1/1,275	3,227,365
	Ranger gloves	1	1/1,275	561,954
	Holy wraps	1	1/1,275	859,127
	Bronze dragon mask	1	1/1,275	7,050
	Iron dragon mask	1	1/1,275	6,941
	Steel dragon mask	1	1/1,275	7,039
	Mithril dragon mask	1	1/1,275	7,612
	Adamant dragon mask	1	1/1,275	7,912
	Rune dragon mask	1	1/1,275	11,761
	Arceuus scarf	1	1/1,275	6,693
	Hosidius scarf	1	1/1,275	6,604
	Lovakengj scarf	1	1/1,275	5,852
	Piscarilius scarf	1	1/1,275	6,644
	Shayzien scarf	1	1/1,275	7,265
	Katana	1	1/1,275	225,632
	Dragon cane	1	1/1,275	21,187
	Bucket helm	1	1/1,275	25,627
	Blacksmith's helm	1	1/1,275	38,303
	Deerstalker	1	1/1,275	15,918
	Afro	1	1/1,275	335,134
	Big pirate hat	1	1/1,275	566,586
	Top hat	1	1/1,275	77,248
	Monocle	1	1/1,275	15,206
	Briefcase	1	1/1,275	199,750
	Sagacious spectacles	1	1/1,275	607,766
	Rangers' tights	1	1/1,275	123,924
	Uri's hat	1	1/1,275	12,534
	Giant boot	1	1/1,275	44,174
	Fremennik kilt	1	1/1,275	2,249,916
	Dark bow tie	1	1/12,750	466,706
	Dark tuxedo jacket	1	1/12,750	1,074,877
	Dark tuxedo cuffs	1	1/12,750	213,108
	Dark trousers	1	1/12,750	903,621
	Dark tuxedo shoes	1	1/12,750	419,916
	Light bow tie	1	1/12,750	101,891
	Light tuxedo jacket	1	1/12,750	1,913,654
	Light tuxedo cuffs	1	1/12,750	117,636
	Light trousers	1	1/12,750	173,985
	Light tuxedo shoes	1	1/12,750	550,615

Mega Rare Drop Table

	Item	Quantity	Rarity	Price
	Ring of nature	1	1/14,663	11,660,836
	Crystal key	1	1/14,663	19,276
	Lava dragon mask	1	1/14,663	2,172,626
	Battlestaff	100 (noted)	1/14,663	811,700
	Extended antifire(4)	30 (noted)	1/14,663	6,210
	Super restore(4)	30 (noted)	1/14,663	277,980
	Saradomin brew(4)	30 (noted)	1/14,663	325,230
	Ranging potion(4)	30 (noted)	1/14,663	124,800
	Gilded scimitar	1	1/14,663	15,640,113
	Gilded boots	1	1/14,663	3,004,162
	Gilded coif	1	1/14,663	540,937
	Gilded d'hide vambraces	1	1/14,663	7,064,092
	Gilded d'hide body	1	1/14,663	2,718,726
	Gilded d'hide chaps	1	1/14,663	10,489,878
	Gilded pickaxe	1	1/14,663	6,471,648
	Gilded axe	1	1/14,663	6,533,760
	Gilded spade	1	1/14,663	4,714,365
	Gilded full helm	1	1/32,258	6,447,752
	Gilded platebody	1	1/32,258	7,851,814
	Gilded platelegs	1	1/32,258	7,215,645
	Gilded plateskirt	1	1/32,258	1,316,178
	Gilded kiteshield	1	1/32,258	4,826,322
	Gilded med helm	1	1/32,258	1,488,339
	Gilded chainbody	1	1/32,258	2,419,032
	Gilded sq shield	1	1/32,258	1,507,752
	Gilded 2h sword	1	1/32,258	5,023,817
	Gilded spear	1	1/32,258	513,678
	Gilded hasta	1	1/32,258	485,776
	3rd age full helmet	1	1/249,262	67,769,935
	3rd age platebody	1	1/249,262	182,274,926
	3rd age platelegs	1	1/249,262	105,818,743
	3rd age plateskirt	1	1/249,262	71,739,793
	3rd age kiteshield	1	1/249,262	173,090,057
	3rd age range coif	1	1/249,262	20,527,407
	3rd age range top	1	1/249,262	62,335,139
	3rd age range legs	1	1/249,262	35,695,466
	3rd age vambraces	1	1/249,262	23,162,244
	3rd age mage hat	1	1/249,262	37,185,064
	3rd age robe top	1	1/249,262	161,731,009
	3rd age robe	1	1/249,262	62,726,508
	3rd age amulet	1	1/249,262	91,207,679
	3rd age longsword	1	1/249,262	1,175,025,533
	3rd age wand	1	1/249,262	478,588,755
	3rd age cloak	1	1/249,262	517,060,202
	3rd age bow	1	1/249,262	1,435,870,165

Master Rewards

Master clues generate a minimum of 5 rewards and a maximum of 7, granting an average of 6 rewards per casket. The rewards consist of generic items, shared treasure trail items, and items that are unique for master clues. Additionally, players have a 1/1,000 chance to receive the Bloodhound pet upon opening a master casket.

	Item	Quantity	Rarity	Price
	Occult ornament kit	1	1/851	6,335,333
	Torture ornament kit	1	1/851	4,364,786
	Anguish ornament kit	1	1/851	9,368,861
	Tormented ornament kit	1	1/851	3,830,591
	Dragon defender ornament kit	1	1/851	199,484
	Hood of darkness	1	1/851	17,519
	Robe top of darkness	1	1/851	89,579
	Gloves of darkness	1	1/851	23,432
	Robe bottom of darkness	1	1/851	67,751
	Boots of darkness	1	1/851	28,376
	Samurai kasa	1	1/851	38,947
	Samurai shirt	1	1/851	59,297
	Samurai gloves	1	1/851	54,180
	Samurai greaves	1	1/851	60,345
	Samurai boots	1	1/851	26,932
	Arceuus hood	1	1/851	4,023
	Hosidius hood	1	1/851	3,211
	Lovakengj hood	1	1/851	2,066
	Piscarilius hood	1	1/851	5,043
	Shayzien hood	1	1/851	4,762
	Old demon mask	1	1/851	37,991
	Lesser demon mask	1	1/851	6,909
	Greater demon mask	1	1/851	7,309
	Black demon mask	1	1/851	43,931
	Jungle demon mask	1	1/851	15,216
	Left eye patch	1	1/851	13,577
	Bowl wig	1	1/851	12,556
	Ale of the gods	1	1/851	438,559
	Obsidian cape (r)	1	1/851	969,822
	Fancy tiara	1	1/851	7,247
	Half moon spectacles	1	1/851	20,948
	Armadyl godsword ornament kit	1	1/3,404	189,312
	Bandos godsword ornament kit	1	1/3,404	5,976,883
	Saradomin godsword ornament kit	1	1/3,404	1,200,705
	Zamorak godsword ornament kit	1	1/3,404	77,675
	Dragon platebody ornament kit	1	1/12,765	12,420,056
	Ankou mask	1	1/12,765	10,048,491
	Ankou top	1	1/12,765	21,534,464
	Ankou gloves	1	1/12,765	3,721,559
	Ankou's leggings	1	1/12,765	8,772,377
	Ankou socks	1	1/12,765	3,334,426
	Mummy's head	1	1/12,765	366,018
	Mummy's body	1	1/12,765	445,425
	Mummy's hands	1	1/12,765	151,636
	Mummy's legs	1	1/12,765	411,017
	Mummy's feet	1	1/12,765	165,588
	Dragon kiteshield ornament kit	1	1/25,530	2,806,841

Mega Rare Drop Table

Time For Treasure Trails

Treasure Trails is undoubtedly a fun and engaging activity in OSRS. It might take up a lot of time to do but the rewards waiting for you at the end are certainly worth it. Testing your wits and knowledge of the game is at its best in the Treasure Trails so try it out now!