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Adamant sword $0.00029 The Adamant sword is a strong melee weapon in Old School RuneScape. It is the second strongest sword that free players can use, right after the rune sword. You need level 30 Attack to wield it. This sword is great for stab attacks. It has a +23 stab bonus, a +18 slash bonus, and a +24 strength bonus. It also gives small defence bonuses of +2 to slash and +1 to crush. The sword attacks fast, hitting once every 2.4 seconds at melee range. You can pick from four combat styles. Stab trains Attack and Hitpoints. Lunge and Slash train Strength and Hitpoints. Block trains Defence and Hitpoints. This makes the sword a good pick for training many combat skills. Players with level 74 Smithing can make this sword from one adamant bar and earn 62.5 Smithing experience. It can also be bought at the Varrock Swordshop. The sword weighs about 2 kg, and its examine text calls it "A razor sharp sword." It is a solid choice for free players who want a fast and accurate melee weapon.

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Adamant thrownaxe $0.00001 The Adamant thrownaxe is a ranged weapon in Old School RuneScape. It is the third strongest type of throwing axe in the game. You need level 30 Ranged to use it. This is a members-only item that is tradeable, equipable, and stackable, so you can carry a big pile in one inventory slot. This throwing axe gives a +17 ranged attack bonus and a +23 ranged strength bonus. It has three combat styles. Accurate gives extra Ranged experience. Rapid makes you attack faster by one game tick. Longrange adds two squares to your attack range and gives extra Defence experience. The Adamant thrownaxe is a good pick for players who want a fast, cheap ranged weapon at mid levels. It works well for training Ranged, and the stackable design means you never run out of space. Its examine text calls it a finely balanced throwing axe. In the game, these axes can be bought from the Tribal Weapon Salesman in the Ranging Guild. The item has a High Alchemy value of 157 coins and a Low Alchemy value of 104 coins.

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Adamant trimmed set (lg) $0.01337 The Adamant trimmed set (lg) is a full set of trimmed adamant armour in Old School RuneScape. It comes packed as one item, so it saves space in your bank. This is a big help for free-to-play players who have less bank room. The set holds four pieces. You get the Adamant full helm (t), Adamant platebody (t), Adamant platelegs (t), and Adamant kiteshield (t). Each piece has the trimmed look, which adds gold trim to the normal adamant style. You cannot wear the set box itself. To open it, right-click a Grand Exchange clerk, pick the Sets option, and swap the box for the armour pieces. You can also turn the pieces back into a set the same way. Together, the four pieces give strong melee defence. The full set gives 144 Stab defence, 146 Slash defence, 129 Crush defence, and 142 Ranged defence. Magic bonuses are lower, so this armour is best for melee fights. The set is tradeable and noteable, and it works for non-members. It is a smart pick for players who want solid armour with a stylish trimmed look.

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Adamant trimmed set (sk) $0.01164 The Adamant trimmed set (sk) is an armour set in Old School RuneScape. It comes as one item that holds four pieces of trimmed adamant armour. The set includes an Adamant full helm (t), an Adamant platebody (t), an Adamant plateskirt (t), and an Adamant kiteshield (t). The set itself cannot be worn. To use the armour, exchange the set with a Grand Exchange clerk. Right-click the clerk and pick the Sets option to swap the set for the four pieces. You can also turn the pieces back into a set the same way. Sets like this save bank space since four items fit in one slot. This helps a lot for free-to-play players, who have less bank room. The full set gives strong defence bonuses, with 144 Stab, 146 Slash, 129 Crush, and 142 Ranged defence. This set works in free-to-play worlds, so any player can use it. The trimmed look also gives the armour extra style over plain adamant. It is a solid pick for mid-level players who want good melee defence and a clean bank at the same time.

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Adamant warhammer $0.00084 The Adamant warhammer is a crush weapon in Old School RuneScape. It is stronger than the mithril warhammer and is the fourth strongest warhammer open to all players. Unlike other adamant weapons, it needs level 30 Strength to wield. This warhammer has a crush attack bonus of +35 and a strength bonus of +39. It attacks once every 3.6 seconds and only uses the crush style. It has three combat styles. Pound trains Attack, Pummel trains Strength, and Block trains Defence. The Adamant warhammer has uses outside of normal combat. It can stand in for a regular hammer when banging the big door at the entrance of Bandos' Stronghold in the God Wars Dungeon. It is also needed for a medium clue scroll emote step with the Clap and Spin emotes. Players can smith this weapon at level 79 Smithing with 3 adamantite bars for 187.5 experience. It is dropped by monsters like Mountain Trolls, Ice Trolls, and Waterfiends. The item is tradeable on the Grand Exchange and weighs about 2 kg. It is a solid mid-level pick for players who want a strong crush weapon.

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Adamantite bar $0.00061 The Adamantite bar is a metal bar in Old School RuneScape. It is made by smelting one adamantite ore with six coal in a furnace. You need level 70 Smithing to make one. Smelting a bar gives 37.5 Smithing experience. At the Blast Furnace, you only need three coal per bar, which saves money on materials. You can also use the Superheat Item spell at level 43 Magic to smelt the bar. This spell gives Magic experience along with the Smithing experience. Adamantite bars are used to smith adamant gear at level 70 Smithing and up. You can make daggers, axes, maces, helmets, swords, scimitars, and platebodies. The bars also make ammunition parts like arrowtips, dart tips, bolts, javelin tips, and cannonballs. Every item you smith from these bars gives 62.5 Smithing experience per bar. This makes Adamantite bars a strong pick for training Smithing or for crafting mid-level weapons and armour. The bar is tradeable and noteable, so it is easy to move in bulk. Buying bars saves you the time it takes to mine ore and gather coal yourself.

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Adamantite limbs $0.00057 Adamantite limbs are crossbow limbs made for Old School RuneScape. They are a pair of adamantite crossbow limbs used to build an adamant crossbow. This is a members-only item that was released on 31 July 2006. These limbs are one part of the adamant crossbow. Players attach them to a mahogany stock to make an adamant crossbow (u), which is the unstrung version. Attaching the limbs needs level 61 Fletching and gives 82 Fletching experience. Players can also make Adamantite limbs with the Smithing skill. Smithing them from an adamantite bar needs level 76 Smithing and gives 62.5 Smithing experience. Buying the limbs instead lets players skip the high Smithing requirement and jump right to Fletching. Adamantite limbs are tradeable and noteable, so they are easy to move and store. They are not equipable and not stackable, and they weigh 3 kg. The item kept its original name even after the adamantite bar was renamed to the adamant bar in game. These limbs are a solid pick for Fletching training or for anyone who wants to craft an adamant crossbow.

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Adamantite nails $0.00004 Adamantite nails are useful nails in Old School RuneScape. Players make them by using an adamantite bar on an anvil with a hammer in their inventory. This needs level 74 Smithing. Each bar makes 15 adamantite nails and gives 62.5 Smithing experience. These nails have several handy uses. With level 56 Construction, five adamantite nails and two teak planks can repair broken bridges in the Hallowed Sepulchre. Each repair gives 450 Construction experience. Keep a hallowed hammer in your inventory, or you may fail the repair and break some nails. Fletchers can use them too. With level 62 Fletching, adamantite nails can be added to flighted ogre arrows to make adamant brutal arrows. Each arrow gives 10.2 Fletching experience. Crafters also want these nails. With level 76 Crafting, fifteen adamantite nails, a magic shield, and two pieces of red dragon leather make a red d'hide shield. Each shield gives 156 Crafting experience. Buy OSRS adamantite nails to save time smithing and keep your skilling supplies stocked. They are a smart pick for training Construction, Fletching, or Crafting, and for running the Hallowed Sepulchre.

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Adamantite ore $0.00016 Adamantite ore is a Smithing material in Old School RuneScape. Players use it to make adamantite bars, which are needed to smith adamant weapons and armour. It is tradeable and noteable, and it is available to both free-to-play and members players. To mine adamantite ore yourself, you need level 70 Mining. Each rock gives 95 Mining experience but takes four minutes to respawn, so gathering it by hand is slow. Buying the ore skips that long wait and saves hours of mining time. With level 70 Smithing, one adamantite ore and six coal can be smelted into an adamantite bar at a furnace for 37.5 Smithing experience. At the Blast Furnace, only three coal are needed per bar, which makes it a cheaper way to train. Adamantite ore is a solid pick for players training Smithing past level 70 or stocking up on bars for high-level gear. It weighs 2.721 kg, a bit more than other smithing ores. Its item ID is 449, and it has been part of the game since 4 January 2001.

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Admiral pie $0.00003 Admiral pie is a food item in Old School RuneScape. It heals 16 Hitpoints in total. Each pie has 2 bites, and each bite heals 8 Hitpoints. Eating it also boosts your Fishing level by 5 for a short time. This makes it a handy food for players who want to catch fish above their normal level. After you eat both bites, you keep the pie dish. Players make this pie by baking a raw admiral pie on a cooking range. This needs level 70 Cooking and gives 210 experience when it works. The pie can burn, but it burns less as your Cooking level goes up. It stops burning at level 94 on a normal range. On a Hosidius range, it stops burning at level 89 with the 5% bonus or level 84 with the 10% bonus. The Bake Pie spell from the lunar spellbook always makes the pie with no chance to burn. The raw pie is made from a pie shell, a salmon, a tuna, and a potato. Admiral pie is also a possible task from Romily Weaklax in the Cooks' Guild.

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Aether catalyst $0.0001 The aether catalyst is a stackable, tradeable item in Old School RuneScape. It is a members-only item used to craft aether runes, which are combination runes that count as both a cosmic rune and a soul rune. Crafting aether runes needs level 90 Runecraft. Since the true Soul Altar is not open to players, runes are made at the Cosmic Altar using soul runes, essence, and the Magic Imbue spell. Each aether rune crafted uses one aether catalyst. This is true even when using Raiments of the Eye or scarred extracts to boost the rune yield. Each craft gives 20 XP per rune, or 30 XP with Daeyalt essence. Aether catalysts drop from Yama, The Leviathan, the Abyssal Sire, and the Doom of Mokhaiotl. A Yama Contract always gives 2,000 of them. Players want aether runes because one rune covers spells that need a cosmic rune, a soul rune, or both. This lets a divine rune pouch hold all the runes needed for Death Charge, Dark Demonbane, and thrall spells. Aether catalysts weigh nothing, so a full stack is easy to carry.

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Afro $0.0141 The OSRS Afro is a fun item in Old School RuneScape. Its item ID is 12430. Players who love style will spot this item right away. The big round hair shape makes any character stand out in a crowd. The Afro is all about looks. It gives your character a bold and playful style. Many players like to wear it while they hang out in busy spots like the Grand Exchange. It is a great way to show off and have fun with your outfit. Fashion is a big part of Old School RuneScape. Players spend lots of time putting together outfits that look cool or silly. The Afro fits right into that world. It works well on its own or as part of a bigger costume. If you want a look that makes people smile, this item does the job. The OSRS Afro is a simple item with a big personality. It does not need to do anything else. It just looks great. Add it to your collection and give your character a style that no one will forget.

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Agility mix(1) $0.0002 The Agility mix(1) is a one dose barbarian potion in Old School RuneScape. It is a members only item. Drinking it boosts your Agility level by 3 and heals 6 Hitpoints at the same time. This makes it handy for reaching Agility courses or obstacles that are just above your current level, while also topping up your health. The potion is made by adding caviar to an agility potion(2). This needs level 37 Herblore and gives 27 Herblore experience. You can only make it after finishing the Herblore part of Barbarian training with Otto Godblessed. When you take a sip, the game says "You drink the lumpy potion". Once all doses are gone, or if you empty it, you are left with a regular empty vial. A 3 level Agility boost can help you start higher courses a bit early, and the 6 Hitpoints of healing means you do not need to carry as much food. The item has a high alch value of 30 gp, a low alch value of 20 gp, and a Grand Exchange buy limit of 2,000 every 4 hours.

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Agility mix(2) $0.00013 The Agility mix(2) is a members-only barbarian potion in Old School RuneScape. It has two doses. Each dose boosts your Agility level by 3 and heals 6 Hitpoints at the same time. This makes it a handy item for agility courses and shortcuts, since it helps your level and your health in one drink. Players make this potion by adding caviar to an Agility potion(2). This needs level 37 Herblore and gives 27 Herblore experience. You must also finish the Herblore part of Barbarian training with Otto Godblessed before you can make it. When you take a sip, the game says "You drink the lumpy potion". Once all doses are gone or the potion is emptied, it turns into a regular empty vial. The Agility mix(2) is tradeable and noteable, but it is not stackable and cannot be equipped. It weighs 0.045 kg. It comes with three options: Drink, Empty, or Drop. If you want a quick Agility boost with a bit of healing on the side, this potion does the job.

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Agility potion(1) $0.00002 The Agility potion(1) is a one-dose Agility potion from Old School RuneScape. It belongs to the potion category in the game and has the item ID 3038. With one dose left, it is a quick and simple item to use. This potion can be traded on the Grand Exchange, so players can buy and sell it with ease. It has a buy limit of 2,000 per 4 hours. That means a player can purchase up to 2,000 of these potions in each 4 hour window. A one-dose potion is a good pick for players who only need a single sip. It is also handy for anyone who wants to stock up in bulk without paying for full potions. Grab the Agility potion(1) and add it to your OSRS supplies today.

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Agility potion(2) $0.00001 The Agility potion(2) is a two dose potion in Old School RuneScape. Each dose raises your Agility level by 3 for a short time. This boost can help you use agility shortcuts or obstacles that are a few levels above your current skill. Players make this potion by mixing toadflax into a vial of water, then adding toad's legs. Making it needs level 34 Herblore and gives 80 Herblore experience. Some skeletons in Tarn's Lair and near the Ruins of Ullek can also drop two dose agility potions. After finishing Barbarian Herblore Training, you can add caviar to an Agility potion(2) to make an Agility mix. This needs 37 Herblore and gives 27 Herblore experience. Each dose of the mix heals 6 Hitpoints on top of the normal Agility boost. The Agility potion(2) is a members only item. It is tradeable and noteable, but it does not stack. It weighs 0.02 kg and has Drink, Empty, and Drop options. Two dose potions can be decanted into a four dose potion, which is needed for the Tai Bwo Wannai Trio quest.

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