The event features 150 content creators split amongst 4 factions, each themed around a god: Saradomin, Zamorak, Bandos, and Armadyl. Each faction has three hours to prepare for the finale, where everyone will be teleported to the Daimon’s Crater to fight it out in multicombat, with the last faction standing being crowned the winner. Killing a player during the event results in an additional 15 sharks, 3 Sanfew serums, 1 ranging potion, and 1 super combat potion dropping along with their loot.

The event will feature two breaches, with the first taking place an hour into the event south of the Chaos Temple (Wilderness) and the second taking place two hours in at the Demonic Ruins. New breach monsters will appear, and every breach monster will be guaranteed to drop a unique, being either a trinket or a piece of the Ancient Warriors’ equipment.

Factions

Saradomin

Settled, Soup, Framed, TierZoo, AustinShow, Zizaran, Mr Mammal, Faux, MMORPG, AnnieFuchsia, Keeoh, Colonello, Roidie, Jeporite, Synq, Eliop14, Mika, Pip, BoyMeetsGirl, SimpleFlips, DollBlush, Dabe, GuidesForUsAll, ColeRolland, 61m, PotatoHime, MaybeJessi, Lankmandan, Hanannie, WalnutCast, 9rain, Jillyfish, Conkyvictim, Ally, Stew, Clipper, Mazhar, 8sat

Zamorak

Tyler1, Guzu, Odablock, Jokerd, Gnomonkey, Sardaco, Port Khazard, Rhys, Muts, A Friend, EVScape, Alfie, Raikesy, LinksOcarina, Rargh, Verf, Greg, FlippingOldschool, Fuse, Lagunarium, YungJeff, LMGD1, Katerena, Warmups, MintMadc0w, ItsIvy, PoisonedPotion, Joshi, Emma, Triumphant, Gerge, Mod Sween, ELTK, Zecookies, Hostile, Grim, Nish, Tahliaaj

Bandos

Dino, SickNerd, Westham, Messiah, C Engineer, Alien Food, Joov, Fray, Kiwo, Skiddler, Evan Braddock, Lemoi, Tanzoo, Tellacon, Agile Tom, Maikeru, Beardie, Wazzy, Nooblet, DubieDobies, Megan, Hani, Flash, Xtina, DoubleShine, Mod Rach, Harry, Scritic, AutumnEev, TJ, BunnyBop, Tommy, S2L, Kriibus, Thurco, TheoryWise, Seb_Weezy, Nara, Niztopia

Armadyl

B0aty, Purpp, Torvesta, Monni, SkillSpecs, SparcMac, TastyLife, Lake, A Cold One, Widega, Swede Badass, JCW, Donator, Wiggled, PureSpam, SlayerMusiq1, Puggin, Drum, Tedious, Viikonloppu, PrisonJoe, Brettdog, Kaoz, Miaowson, Beggar, Olive, heboxjonge, Bash, Only Trails, TeletubyKing, Mod Lenny, Whale, Jessy, TPapaSlice, Moosfortune, Classix, Molgoatkirby, Hamsey, RatePlays, Mod Bruno

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Before we dive into discussions around the Finale, we’ve got a lot of tweaks that you’ll want to know about. Some of these are small fixes, while others might give you new things to enjoy this Deadman mode…

• For Deadman: Annihilation only, the Revenant Caves have been given a makeover. Players entering from the southern entrance will be able to fight Revenants in a Singles-plus area, just as in the main game. Players entering from the northern entrance will be able to fight revenants in a Multi-combat area. These two sections of the cave are blocked off from each other, and the number of revenants within the accessible parts of the caves have been increased to compensate. There are no additional benefits for killing the multi-combat variants, but we understand that as players wind down over the course of the event that it might be a bit of fun to fly into the caves and find some fights.
  • To reiterate: this change is solely for Deadman: Annihilation.
• On a related note, we’ve fixed a bug from Deadman: Armageddon where loot multipliers were resulting in Revenants dropping far more loot than intended.
• All players will start with the following Quests auto-completed:
  • Alfred Grimhand’s Barcrawl (Miniquest)
  • Animal Magnetism
  • Ascent of Arceuus
  • Barbarian Training (Miniquest)
  • Children of the Sun
  • Client of Kourend
  • Demon Slayer
  • The Depths of Despair
  • Druidic Ritual
  • Ernest the Chicken
  • Fairytale I – Growing Pains
  • Fairytale II – Cure a Queen
  • The Forsaken Tower
  • Goblin Diplomacy
  • The Grand Tree
  • Holy Grail
  • Horror from the Deep
  • Lost City
  • Merlin’s Crystal
  • Monkey Madness I
  • Nature Spirit
  • Priest in Peril
  • The Queen of Thieves
  • The Restless Ghost
  • Rune Mysteries
  • Shield of Arrav
  • Tale of the Righteous
  • Tree Gnome Village
  • Vampyre Slayer
  • Waterfall Quest
  • Witch’s House
  • X Marks the Spot
• In PvP: All single-instances of damage are capped at 85, with the exception of Dharok’s set effect.
• Spell icons will have spell resizing enabled, as is the case in the main game outside of the Wilderness. There’s never been a better time to get to grips with PvP!
• Private God Wars Dungeon instances are disabled for Deadman: Annihilation. Additionally, killcount obtained in the dungeon will not wipe when you leave the area.
• Once you’re done with the tutorial, you can choose any of the following starting locations: Varrock, Lumbridge, East Ardougne, Gnome Stronghold, Kourend Castle
• On your first login, you’ll be provided with a number of items including a Deadman starter pack. Once you’ve opened your pack, your setup should include:
  • 30 untradeable tuna in your bank, 12 untradeable tuna in your inventory
  • A Chronicle with 10 teleport cards
  • A Looting bag
  • An early-game cape with some combat bonuses
  • Some starter weapons, body armour and leg armour
  • A Dramen staff
• Items obtained from Tutorial Island will be placed in your bank, rather than in your inventory
• The Global Loot Table (accessed by killing any NPC outside of an instance) has been adjusted and can now drop:
  • God d’hide bodies and chaps
  • Various potions
  • Ancient staves
  • Uncut gems
  • Cannonballs
  • Dragonstone bolt (e)
  • Blighted Ice Sacks
  • Mystic Robe tops and bottoms
  • Various runes
  • Cooked food
  • Herblore secondaries
  • Reduced alchables compared to before.
  • For NPCs with a Combat level of 50 or more, there’s a rare sub-table which can drop the following items:
    • Mage’s book
    • Master wand
    • Any piece of Ancient warrior armour
• Players can now use noted teleport cards on the Chronicle.
• Shop stocks act differently depending on the shop, but the general rule of thumb is that ‘generic’ shops like General Stores or Rune Shops refresh their stock at a rapid rate or fully restock when their interface is closed and re-opened, while more ‘bespoke’ shops like Fortunato’s Wine Stall deplete as they would in the main game. We’d love to find a more standardised approach to shops in Deadman, but the presence of an in-game economy here (which isn’t the case for Leagues) makes things more challenging.
• Maniacal monkeys in the tunnels unlocked during Monkey Madness 2 have had the rate at which they provide supply drops reduced.
• Looting bags are now common drops from all monsters, rather than only those found in the Wilderness.
• Supply drops from skilling actions now occur at a rate of 1 in 1,000 as opposed to 1 in 500.
• Since bank keys are removed, players’ risk will be indicated by skulls above their head, similar to Bounty Hunter. The ‘risked wealth’ associated with each skull colour is as follows:
  • Bronze: 200,000 GP or less.
  • Iron: Between 200,001 GP and 800,000 GP.
  • Green: Between 800,001 GP and 2,000,000 GP.
  • Blue: Between 2,000,001 GP and 8,000,000 GP
  • Red: More than 8,000,001 GP.
• Any Quest items that are obtained from automatic Quest unlocks or Quest Lamp unlocks can be reclaimed indefinitely from the Combat Tutors in Lumbridge, except for: Iban’s Staff, Crystal shield, Crystal bow, which can only be obtained once.
• Starter Packs no longer provide a free Sigil once per day. Instead, you’ll be granted some points on login to purchase a Sigil from the Skull shop.
• Note that you will still be able to choose one of the typical combat sigils for free when logging on for the first time (Ruthless Ranger, Formidable Fighter and Menacing Mage)
• Starter Packs no longer provide 5,000 GP.
• Your Magic autocast settings remember which spell you used when switching between weapons if you haven’t attacked another player in the last 20 ticks.
• When getting a kill in a single combat zone, you will be reminded periodically in the chat box how much immunity time you have left until you can be attacked by another player. Immunity is removed when teleporting or logging out.
• The PJ timer has increased from 20 to 24 ticks.
• Nihil shards and regular Spirit shields have been made more common from Nex and the Corporal beast respectively.
• You’ll be able to enter a raid while in Combat. Note that the bank chest inside the Chambers of Xeric instance will be disabled for Deadman: Annihilation.
• Players who have PvP protection active or very low risked wealth will not be able to enter raid areas such as Ver Sinhaza, Mound Quidamortem’s peak, or the Tombs of Amascut lobby – meaning would-be raggers or scouts shouldn’t be able to dip in and out of raids with zero retaliation to harass people.
• The respawn times for item spawns and NPCs has been made significantly faster.
• God books obtained from completing the Horror of the Deep quest will automatically completed, so no need to acquire your own pages.
• The Arceuus Library is closed for Deadman: Annihilation, and its related diary task is automatically completed. The world is ending, there’s no time for messing around with books!
• The Emblem Trader’s shop is receiving some changes:
• The Ancient Sceptre has been added.
• Items purchased from the Trader are noted wherever possible.
• Halos purchased from the Emblem Trader can no longer be alchemised.
• Players’ default respawn point is set to the Grand Exchange.
• Experience is now granted even when you’re inside of an instance, though only at a 3x rate. As a result, Nightmare Zone will be inaccessible.
  • Slayer XP is exempt from this, you’ll always be granted full Slayer XP according to your bracket’s modifier.
• Wilderness Slayer will provide significantly fewer Tier 5 Emblems than in previous Deadman Mode events.
• Logout delay will not apply if you’re logging out within a safezone.
• Hitpoints requirements will not apply to the Amulet of Rancour, Confliction Gauntlets, or any Zenyte jewellery.
• Blighted Overloads now deal 10 damage to you (down from 25) and reduce your Defence to 90% (up from 80%) of its initial value.
• The Elder Chaos Druid at the Chaos Temple will be able to unnote your bones.
• Items above a certain value cannot be banked outside of a safezone if you’ve been in combat within the last 60 seconds.
• There’s no longer a delay for consuming food or potions after closing your bank while in a safezone.
• Creating the Emberlight, Purging Staff and Scorching Bow will not require completion of While Guthix Sleeps, though you’ll still need to finish the quest if you’d like to fight Tormented Demons for yourself.
• Some ladders that lead to overpowered ‘1×1’ hiding spots (meaning it’s not possible to be attacked in these areas) in Shayzien are under maintenance.
• Wintertodt and Tempoross are now safezones.
• A wizguard (yes, you’re reading that right) will freeze you for a short duration if you run into a guarded area while skulled.
• If you’re skulled and teleport using a portal in your POH, you’ll be warned if your destination is a safezone.
• PK Skull prevention has been enabled in Deadman is turned on by default, it can be turned off in the settings menu in the same fashion as the main game.
• Wilderness Agility Course lap counts do not reset when you leave the course.
• Zulrah’s damage cap (limiting hits to a maximum of 50) has been removed.
• The Trinket of Vengeance has been removed for Deadman: Annihilation.
• We’ve fixed a bug where players stood on top of Fairy rings could not attack back while frozen.
• The Eclipse Atlatl and Arkan Blade have had their burn damage reduced from 15 to 10.
• Minnow fishing requires a 100,000 GP fee to access the platform, this change is meant to hinder bots.

With all of that, you should be up to speed! We’re excited to see all of your plans and perhaps a pink skirt or two. See you all January 30th for Deadman: Annihilation!

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• When an NPC with at least 30 Hitpoints dies, there’s a rare chance that it will spawn a Deadman’s Chest.
• In a single-way combat area, the chest takes 60 seconds to open. This doesn’t require any Thieving level.
• In a multi-way combat area, the chest takes 30 seconds to open. This doesn’t require any Thieving level.
• An enemy will be spawned alongside the chest, who you’ll likely want to deal with before opening the chest.
• When you’re attempting to open the chest, any form of combat (both PvM and PvP) will interrupt you and reset the timer, as will inventory actions like eating food or drinking potions.
• Deadman’s Chests cannot spawn in instances.
• For some NPCs where spawns would likely be impossible to open, the chest will spawn outside of the area where the NPC is located, some examples include Scurrius, the Dagannoth Kings, God Wars Dungeon Generals, Scorpia and the King Black Dragon.
• You must be risking at least 100,000 GP to open the chest.
• If you have immunity or PvP protection, then you won’t be able to open the chest.
• The first player to open the chest will receive a guaranteed drop of any of the following:
  • Trinket of Advanced Weaponry
  • Trinket of Undead
  • Morrigan’s Thrownaxe x100
  • Morrigan’s Javelin x100
  • Any piece of Ancient Warrior’s armour (Vesta, Statius, Morrigan or Zuriel)
    • These require level 20 Defence to equip, alongside 75 Ranged for Morrigan’s armour and 75 Magic for Zuriel’s armour.
  • The Thunder Khopesh
    • Special Attack requires 60% Energy.
    • In PvP, its Special Attack will summon 4 lightning bolts on the tile the player was stood. The first bolt will commence 7 ticks after the special attack is used, subsequent bolts will occur every 2 ticks beyond the first. If the player moves 2 tiles away from that original tile, any subsequent lightning bolts will not hit them. Each bolt will do between 30 and 45% of the players max hit. Both the original hit and the lightning bolts can be prayed against using the correct prayer. The initial hit will be melee, the lightning bolts after will be magic.
  • The Dogsword
    • Special Attack requires 60% Energy.
    • In PvP, its Special Attack combines all Godsword specials, but the Ancient Godsword effect has had its healing effect reduced.

You’ll be sure to see a number of these throughout your journey, so make sure to attune the right sigils to stave off any would-be attacker, stand your ground and claim your spoils to get an edge over your competition. If you’re worried about non-stop combat while opening these up, consider venturing off the beaten path and looking for locations where you’re unlikely to be interrupted – you might just snag yourself some of the most powerful gear available in Deadman: Annihilation.

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Remember that all of these can be purchased via the Deadman’s Skull, so all you’ll have to do is withdraw an item, click it, and get spending. This means that Sigils no longer feature as part of Deadman’s Global Loot Table and must be purchased from the Skull shop.

For the table below, ‘Permanent’ unlocks mean that you buy them and you’ll benefit from their effects forever and cannot lose them on death (Ruinous Powers can be swapped away from if you’d rather use the Standard Prayer book), ‘Attune’ unlocks mean that you’ll have to attune these Sigils and can only have up to three equipped at a time (these are almost exclusively PvP-focused Sigils and you can only unlock or swap Attuned Sigils around while at a bank), ‘Toggle’ unlocks tend to be Skilling focused and can be turned off and on at will since there are some scenarios where you might prefer to leave them turned off.

Note that you can buy multiple of the same Sigil or Quest Lamp, but you’ll be able to sell them back to the shop by using them on the Deadman’s Skull – so don’t stress over the occasional misclick! We’ll also hide any Sigils/Quest lamps that you’ve already obtained whenever you next open the Skull shop, so accidentally buying dupes shouldn’t be something you encounter very often.

That should be plenty for you to figure out how you’d like to kick things off, we’re excited to see all of the day one routes descending onto Pastebin and Twitch chats full of people spamming !plan, !route, !guide only to wind up wearing a Pink skirt for nothing but the love of the game.

Of course, the points that you earn will carry over to the main game where you’ll be able to trade them for brand new cosmetics! These are all unlocked in the form of tradeable items, which also function sort of like a permanent unlock. For example, if you manage to lose your crystal armour recolour, you can visit Nigel in Lumbridge with another crystal set and recolour them to the Deadman: Annihilation theme for free!

Here’s what’s up for grabs and how much the rewards cost:

• Wilderness-themed POH Kit – 15,000 points.
• Deadman: Annihilation Home teleport animation – 10,000 points.
• Deadman: Annihilation recolours for the Toxic Staff of the Dead, Bow of Faerdhinen and Crystal Armour – 12,000 points each.
• Remember that spending Skull points in the Skull shop doesn’t impact the Deadman points you’ll be able to spend in the main game whatsoever, so make sure to prioritise those unlocks to snowball your Point-earning prowess!

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• 1 point awarded per damage dealt to Breach NPCs.
• Points are capped at 5,000 per day that the game mode’s been running. Meaning that by day 5, you’ll be able to earn up to a total of 25,000 points from Breaches, even if you miss a day and earn in excess of 5,000 points on another day to catch up.
• The total cap here is 75,000 points, but it’s still worth coming back for Breaches to earn their powerful rewards.

• Levels 1 – 49 award 5 points per level.
• Levels 50 – 99 award 10 points per level.
• Level 99 awards a 300 point bonus.

• 10 points awarded per new Collection Log entry.

• Beginner Clues award 5 points per completion.
• Easy Clues award 8 points per completion.
• Medium Clues award 15 points per completion.
• Hard Clues award 20 points per completion.
• Elite Clues award 30 points per completion.
• Master Clues award 55 points per completion.
• Your first Clue completion per tier will award 5x the specified points.
• No points are awarded for Clue completions beyond the 100th in a tier.

• Easy tasks award 15 points.
• Medium tasks award 25 points.
• Hard tasks award 40 points.
• Elite tasks award 60 points.
• No bonus for tier completion, so there’s no need to feel bad about skipping a task or two!

• Easy tasks award 10 points.
• Medium tasks award 15 points.
• Hard tasks award 25 points.
• Elite tasks award 35 points.
• Master tasks award 50 points.
• Grandmaster tasks award 75 points.
• No bonus for tier completion or boss completion, do whichever tasks you like and then move on to the next.

• Your first kill on a boss awards 5x the specified points.
• No points are awarded for boss kills beyond the 100th. Meaning your 101st Barrows Brothers clear will award 0 points.

This next section is for the specific number of points awarded by each boss!

• Abyssal Sire – 20 points.
• Alchemical Hydra – 10 points.
• Amoxliatl – 5 points.
• Araxxor – 13 points.
• Artio – 10 points.
• Barrows Brothers (all six) – 30 points (5 points per brother).
• Bryophyta – 15 points.
• Callisto – 10 points.
• Calvar’ion – 10 points.
• Cerberus – 25 points.
• Chambers of Xeric – 120 points.
• Chambers of Xeric: Challenge Mode – 180 points.
• Chaos Elemental – 20 points.
• Chaos Fanatic – 10 points.
• Colosseum – 75 points.
• Commander Zilyana – 20 points.
• Corrupted Hunllef – 25 points.
• Corporeal beast – 35 points.
• Crazy Archaeologist – 10 points.
• Crystalline Hunllef – 17 points.
• Dagannoth Prime – 15 points.
• Dagannoth Rex – 15 points.
• Dagannoth Supreme – 15 points.
• Deranged Archaeology – 3 points.
• Doom of Mokhaiotil – 7 points for reaching wave 8, 7 points for each wave completed beyond wave 8.
• Duke Sucellus – 15 points.
• Duke Sucellus (Awakened) – 35 points.
• Fight Caves – 50 points.
• General Graardor – 20 points.
• Giant Mole – 12 points.
• Grotesque Guardians – 10 points (for clearing the whole encounter).
• Hespori – 25 points.
• Hueycoatl – 10 points.
• Inferno – 100 points.
• Kalphite Queen – 20 points.
• King Black Dragon – 5 points.
• Kraken – 15 points.
• Kree’arra – 23 points.
• K’ril Tsutsaroth – 17 points.
• Leviathan – 15 points.
• Leviathan (Awakened) – 35 points.
• Mimic – 10 points.
• Moons of Peril – 30 points (10 points per moon).
• Nex – 5 points.
• Obor – 15 points.
• Phosani’s Nightmare – 30 points.
• Phantom Muspah – 10 points.
• Royal Titans – 10 points.
• Sarachnis – 10 points.
• Scorpia – 10 points.
• Scurrius – 5 points.
• Skotizo – 25 points.
• Spindel – 10 points.
• Tempoross – 20 points.
• The Nightmare – 18 points.
• Theatre of Blood (Entry Mode) – 100 points.
• Theatre of Blood – 120 points.
• Theatre of Blood (Hard Mode) – 180 points.
• Thermonuclear Smoke Devil – 10 points.
• Tombs of Amascut (Entry Mode) – 100 points.
• Tombs of Amascut – 120 points.
• Tombs of Amascut (Expert Mode) – 150 points.
• Vardorvis – 15 points.
• Vardorvis (Awakened) – 35 points.
• Venenatis – 10 points.
• Vet’ion – 10 points.
• Vorkath – 10 points.
• Wintertodt – 20 points.
• Whisperer – 15 points.
• Whisperer (Awakened) – 35 points.
• Yama – 15 points.
• Zalcano – 10 points.
• Zulrah – 20 points.

…and breathe.

If you need an in-game reminder, you can use the dedicated Deadman section of the Quest tab to check how many points every activity provides!

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