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Old School RuneScape is Jagex's long-running MMORPG, and almost every goal in it depends on another one. A raid needs combat stats and Prayer, the best gear sits behind quests, and those quests ask for levels in skills you might never train by choice.

How does an order work?

An OSRS boost starts with a goal and its options on the order form. Most orders are piloted: a booster logs in to your account and plays it for you. Some services also let you play along instead. Either way, the levels, kills and unlocks stay on your account.

Every skill in Old School RuneScape caps at level 99, and a max cape needs all of them there. Sailing, the first skill built only for Old School, counts toward it too.

Why does the last stretch take so long?

The XP curve roughly doubles every seven levels, so level 92 is only halfway to 99 in total experience. The final levels of a skill take longer than everything before them, which is where an OSRS boost saves the most hours.

Why train skills you don't care about?

Skills feed each other and the rest of the game. Herblore needs herbs from Farming, Construction needs planks, and many quests, diaries and bosses ask for levels in several skills at once.

Quests are the main gate in Old School RuneScape. They unlock areas, gear, spellbooks, bosses and transport, and the larger ones ask for long chains of earlier quests and skill levels. A few examples:

• Dragon Slayer II opens the fight with Vorkath.
• Desert Treasure I unlocks the Ancient Magicks spellbook.
• Song of the Elves opens the city of Prifddinas.
• Recipe for Disaster unlocks Barrows gloves.

What do Achievement Diaries add?

Each region of Gielinor has a diary of tasks in Easy, Medium, Hard and Elite tiers. Rewards include an area item with teleports, XP lamps and lasting perks. Elite tiers ask for levels from the high 80s into the 90s, and some need a long quest list as well.

PvM climbs from bosses most accounts can try early, such as Barrows, the Giant Mole and the King Black Dragon, to Zulrah, Vorkath, the God Wars Dungeon generals and Slayer bosses that need both a Slayer level and the right task.

Which raids are there?

• Chambers of Xeric: home of the Twisted bow, with a harder Challenge Mode.
• Theatre of Blood: home of the Scythe of vitur, with Entry and Hard Modes.
• Tombs of Amascut: home of Osmumten's fang, scaled by invocations from Entry to Expert.
• The Fractured Archive: opened by While Guthix Sleeps.

Which capes are the big milestones?

The Fire cape takes 63 waves of the Fight Caves, ending with TzTok-Jad, and only the Infernal cape beats it among melee capes. The Infernal cape takes 69 waves of the Inferno, ending with TzKal-Zuk. Dizana's quiver is the reward for beating Sol Heredit in the Fortis Colosseum.

What are Combat Achievements?

Combat Achievements are boss tasks with restrictions, time limits or no-damage rules. Points from them unlock rewards from Ghommal at the Warriors' Guild, tier by tier:

EasyMediumHardEliteMasterGrandmaster

Some of the most useful items in Old School RuneScape come from minigames rather than drops. Barbarian Assault awards the Fighter torso, Pest Control trades commendation points for Void Knight equipment, and Guardians of the Rift trains Runecraft as a team. Wintertodt and Tempoross play like minigames, but the game counts them as skilling bosses. Last Man Standing, Castle Wars and Soul Wars cover the PvP side.

Gold pieces (GP) pay for almost everything in Old School RuneScape: supplies for bossing, gear upgrades and the materials behind buyable skills such as Prayer, Construction and Herblore. The Grand Exchange is the player-driven marketplace where most tradeable items change hands.

Why does gold run out so fast?

Endgame gear runs from millions into billions of GP, and buyable skills burn materials in bulk. Rigour and Augury need 74 and 77 Prayer, and most players buy bones to get there. Money-making scales with the account, so younger accounts feel the gap most.

What about Ironman accounts?

Ironman accounts cannot trade or use the Grand Exchange, so gold does not help them. An OSRS boost on an Ironman plays with the gear and supplies already on the account. Hardcore and Group Ironman accounts should message us before ordering.

What you get on every OSRS order:

• Real booster profiles: every booster has a public profile with ratings from completed orders.
• Direct chat: you talk to your booster through the order panel from start to finish.
• Live support: live chat for questions before and during an order.
• Reclaim fee covered: if your character dies during our run, Boosting-Ground pays the reclaim fee.
• Your options: Stream and Appear Offline can be added on many services.

Every order is played by hand by a real person, with no bots, macros or automation.

1. Pick the service and its options, then place the order.
2. A chat opens with your booster.
3. For a piloted order you share your login and character name, and the booster plays your account.
4. The booster uses the gear and supplies on your account, and the loot stays with you.
5. You get an email when the order is complete.

Every purchase counts toward your loyalty level, which unlocks discounts on future orders, store credit and profile frames. Refunds and cancellations follow our Refund Policy and are handled case by case.