Taskmaster, Weekly Quests, Lootlette & New Mystery Boxes

A fresh account. A campaign across the whole game. A reward ladder packed with full sets, custom upgrades and Radiant equipment:and an exclusive pet waiting at the finish. Taskmaster has arrived.

Alongside the new gamemode, this update introduces 14 weekly quests and PvM contracts, personal reset timers, the Lootlette RuneLite plugin, and two new store boxes with fully detailed reward pools: Fatebound Box and Taskmaster Box.

Start Here : Your Quick Launch Guide

Update and reopen the Apex desktop client. Use the current launcher so you receive the new client features and cache assets.
Starting Taskmaster? Create a fresh character and choose Taskmaster in the account-mode selection during setup. This is a separate gamemode, not a task overlay that converts your established main account.
On your Taskmaster, type ::taskmaster. Start with the available campaign tasks; use Tasks, Rewards and Scores to follow objectives, your next unlocks and the competition.
Want weekly quests on your existing account? Type ::quests, pick a quest or contract, and accept it through its dialogue. You do not need to start a Taskmaster to use the weekly quest system.
Want animated loot reveals? Open RuneLite's plugin settings, search Lootlette and turn it on.
Want to open the new boxes? Fatebound Boxes are available from the in-game Donator Store for 5,000 Donator Points each and appear in Battle Pass rewards. Taskmaster Boxes can only be opened by Taskmaster characters. Check the quest-tab Loots Viewer before opening either box.

Taskmaster : Build Your Account Through the Challenge

Inspired by the progression-driven spirit of Leagues, Taskmaster is a dedicated gamemode built around completing objectives, earning points and working through increasingly powerful reward sets. You are not just grinding one boss or skill: your journey takes you across PvM, skilling, raids, achievements and miscellaneous activities.

Open ::taskmaster to view your tasks, reward ladder and scores. Taskmaster uses the second-hardest difficulty, Zezima/Extreme, rather than letting competitors pick an easier experience rate.

How to Start Your Taskmaster

Create a new character and select Taskmaster during account creation. Your existing main remains separate. Taskmaster registration is limited to one account per IP/device; contact staff if a shared household causes a legitimate registration conflict.
Finish the starting setup. The mode locks you to Zezima/Extreme difficulty; choosing an easier rate is not part of this competition.
Open ::taskmaster and read the available campaign objectives. Work through the combat, skilling and miscellaneous categories rather than expecting every activity to complete the same task.
Complete the stated activity and follow your progress in the Tasks panel. The mode's points and Taskmaster XP are separate from ordinary skill XP.
Check Rewards regularly. You need both the displayed lifetime-point threshold and Taskmaster-XP threshold for a milestone. Keep inventory or bank space available for multi-item reward sets.
Finish the campaign to receive Warped Apexian and open the six-slot repeatable board. Keep completing assignments for your seasonal score, late reward tiers and eligible endgame payouts.

Example first session: kill 40 sand crabs, work toward your first Slayer-task objective, open two Brimstone chests, or switch to gathering and cooking tasks. Progress is about building a self-sufficient account across different activities:not buying a finished loadout from another player.

The Campaign and Repeatable Tasks

The current catalogue contains 136 task definitions: 135 campaign objectives and the dedicated shiny-pet challenge. Complete the campaign to unlock the repeatable board. The catalogue size is not a lifetime completion cap.

After the campaign, you have six active rotating assignments. Completed assignments cycle out and are replaced. A task can return later with a fresh progress requirement, allowing you to keep earning points beyond your first trip through the catalogue. Repeatable objectives count progress from their assignment baseline, not your entire account history.

Task categories include early objectives such as killing 40 sand crabs, opening two Brimstone chests, looting five Barrows chests, mining 150 iron ore, cooking 120 pieces of food and stealing from 60 tea stalls. Later objectives ask for larger grinds, boss kills and raids.

Miscellaneous tasks add variety: spend two hours in NPC combat, deal 200,000 actual damage to NPCs, complete clue caskets, open different chest tiers, search bird nests, offer bones, reanimate dragon heads and tackle achievement objectives. Achievement-related tasks are part of the task catalogue; the separate weekly quest system is not a requirement for every Taskmaster task.

24 Reward Milestones : Real Sets, Not Just One Item

Rewards start at 300 lifetime points and extend to 8,000, across 24 milestones. Each milestone also has a Taskmaster-XP requirement. These are cumulative unlock thresholds, not a cost that drains your earned score.

Progression includes Bandos and Infinity equipment, a full Void package with its three combat helms, Infernal-cape and weapon upgrades, Masori and Ancestral equipment, a Twisted bow, custom upgrade sets, sigils, ornament kits, Donator chests and Autumn boxes. Later milestones include Blood Torva, Demonic Masori, Radiant Masori, Radiant Virelith, Radiant Oathplate and the Radiant finale rewards.

The complete point ladder is 300, 500, 800, 1,100, 1,400, 1,750, 2,100, 2,450, 2,800, 3,150, 3,500, 3,850, 4,200, 4,550, 4,900, 5,250, 5,600, 6,000, 6,400, 6,800, 7,200, 7,600, 7,800 and 8,000. Check the in-game Rewards panel for each set and its XP requirement.

Campaign Completion: Warped Apexian

Finishing the campaign awards the exclusive Warped Apexian pet and unlocks the endgame task phase. This is the campaign participation reward, separate from competitive leaderboard prizes.

Warped Apexian combines Zuk's eligible-loot auto-banking with the Keeper of Echoes' Echo-orb bonus. Auto-banking follows the existing loot-value filter, bank-capacity and wilderness/PvP restrictions. While actively following you in Trials of Echoes, the pet increases the Echo-orb roll by 25% relative: the base 6% becomes 7.5% before other bonuses. Merely owning it does not grant the Trials boost.

The campaign pet has a one-time transfer system, rather than unrestricted trading. Once that transfer is used, its transfer entitlement locks.

Endgame Tasks and Premium Rewards

The endgame pool contains 20 eligible task types, with a maximum of 20 premium task payouts per account for the season. Examples include 20 Chambers of Xeric completions, full or Olm-only; 25 Olm-only completions; 15 Theatre of Blood runs; 20 Tombs of Amascut runs; 35 Trials of Echoes runs; and the shiny-pet challenge.

Each eligible assignment has its premium reward shown in advance: either $200 in donated scrolls (two $100 scrolls) or one Tamer's Blood, Sacred, Soul or Catalyst Mystery Box. It is not “scrolls plus a box,” and players do not choose the reward after completing the task. Premium rewards only unlock after campaign completion, and repeatable endgame progress is assignment-owned.

Reaching the 20-payout limit does not stop normal task progression: repeatable tasks, points and Taskmaster XP can continue.

A Separate Economy and Competition

Taskmasters cannot trade, use the Player-Owned Store or pick up other players' dropped items. Items voluntarily dropped by a Taskmaster are destroyed. Taskmaster-versus-Taskmaster PvP has its own loot rules, rather than feeding progression gear into the normal economy.

Taskmaster accounts do not receive the home-teleport heal and cannot use experience lamps. Eligible lamp exchanges follow the restricted-mode exchange route. Other players cannot use bonds or donated scrolls on a Taskmaster. Taskmasters can gift the supported outgoing bonds/scrolls only after finishing their main campaign.

F2P and Donator competitors have separate leaderboards. A successfully delivered paid store order through ::claim moves a Taskmaster into the Donator bracket. An empty claim or simply earning/redeeming a bond is not the same as receiving a paid store order.

Taskmaster is designed around a two-month seasonal cycle. Alongside the campaign participation reward, the Top 3 by points will receive additional prizes, to be announced. Exact placements, prizes and end-of-season handling will be confirmed before the competition closes; there is no automatic prize claim being promised here.

Weekly Quests : Your Own Seven-Day Adventure

Type ::quests to see classic-style quests, PvM contracts, progress, rewards and your personal weekly reset. These are Apex's weekly versions: use the in-game objectives and dialogue rather than assuming every original OSRS requirement applies.

How to Start and Finish a Weekly Quest

Open ::quests and pick an entry from the quest list. The panel tracks your quest state, current progress and weekly completion status.
For a classic quest, use its teleport to reach the starting NPC, then talk to the NPC and accept the quest. For a PvM contract, open its dialogue from the quest row and choose Accept quest.
Read the accepted objective and gather the required items, follow the dialogue route, or complete the required activity. Accept a raid, pet or achievement contract before doing the work you want counted.
Return to the quest's NPC/contact and finish the hand-in. Reaching the objective is not the same as collecting your Quest Points and reward.
Your first completed hand-in starts your personal seven-day reset timer. Use the quest panel or RuneLite event timers to see the deadline, then aim for at least 10 points before it expires.

Not sure where to begin? Cook's Assistant, Doric's Quest and Sheep Shearer are approachable starting routes. Ready for PvM? Accept a raid contract before your next raid session, or speak to Probita for the three-PvM-pets contract.

The eight classic quests are Cook's Assistant, Doric's Quest, Gertrude's Cat, Imp Catcher, Sheep Shearer, Witch's Potion, Rune Mysteries and Romeo & Juliet. Each awards one Quest Point. Accept quests through their starting dialogue; a teleport is not itself acceptance.

Six PvM Contracts

Chambers Expedition: complete 10 Chambers of Xeric runs; full raids and Olm-only completions count.
Curtain Call: complete 10 Theatre of Blood runs.
Buried Ambition: complete 10 Tombs of Amascut runs.
Strange Companions: obtain three qualifying PvM pet drops after accepting the contract. Simply buying or owning three pets does not complete it.
Fenrir's Return: the repeatable hunt requires 90 Slayer, 100 qualifying vampyre kills and then Fenrir's defeat.
Further Achievements: complete up to five remaining achievements. It is only offered when your account still has eligible achievements available.

Each PvM contract awards two Quest Points and must be handed in after its objective is finished. With every contract available, that is 20 Quest Points in one personal week. Already-completed activity before contract acceptance is not backdated.

Personal Reset and Tier Streak

Your seven-day quest cycle begins when you hand in your first quest, not at a server-wide Monday reset and not just by opening the panel. The system tracks your personal deadline. The RuneLite event timer panel can show your daily-task and weekly-quest reset times.

Earn at least 10 Quest Points in each personal week to maintain and build your tier streak. The five thresholds are 10, 20, 30, 40 and 50 qualifying streak points. A strong 20 + 20 + 10 run reaches Tier 5 after three completed qualifying cycles; earning only the 10-point minimum takes five. Benefits use the settled tier for the next cycle, not an immediate mid-week upgrade.

Finish a personal week below 10 points and the tier streak resets. Lifetime Quest Points and permanent reward progress are preserved. Daily reward quantities gain 10% per tier; qualifying box rewards receive an additional box from Tier 3 onward, following the existing reward calculation.

The Five-Pass Quest Reward Cycle

Pass 1: a $25 donated scroll.
Pass 2: one Donator Weapon Box or Donator Armour Box, selected 50/50.
Pass 3: another $25 donated scroll.
Pass 4: one Autumn Mystery Box and one Catalyst Mystery Box.
Pass 5: a personal +20% global drop-rate boost for three hours.

The original eight quests advance together: finish the remaining quests in the current reward pass before claiming the next pass on a quest already ahead. PvM contracts follow their own pass progression without retroactively blocking the original eight. The five-pass reward sequence repeats.

Lootlette : Make Every Drop a Moment

Lootlette adds animated loot reels to the desktop RuneLite client, turning a boss kill or supported raid chest into a reveal. Enable Lootlette in the plugin list to customise the experience.

How to Enable Lootlette

Launch the updated Apex desktop RuneLite client.
Open the RuneLite configuration/plugin panel and search for Lootlette.
Toggle the plugin on, then open its settings. Choose the horizontal reel, vertical anchor and slot size that fit your layout.
Kill a supported monster or collect supported raid loot. The reel animates the reveal and settles on the actual reward.
If a frequent monster creates too many reels, enable the right-click ignore option and add that NPC to your ignore list. You can also disable the unique-drop sound or shorten the result display.

If Lootlette is missing from the search results, update/reopen your client first. You do not need to buy a box, change gamemode or enable anything on the server to turn on the plugin.

A horizontal, case-opening-style reel at the top of the screen, plus configurable vertical reel positioning.
Rarity colours, pet/unique handling and an optional unique-drop sound.
Controls for icon scale, spin speed, settling time, result hold and fade duration.
A right-click ignore option and NPC ignore list for monsters you do not want reels on.
Apex NPC-ID drop-table support, with selectable legacy Eco/PvP fallback data where appropriate.

The reel does not choose your loot or improve your odds. The server decides the reward; the reel settles on the received result. Temporary drop-rate bonuses and guaranteed extra drops cannot always be represented by the client-side preview table. This is a client presentation feature, not extra loot rolls.

Fatebound Box : Five Mega-Rare Chases

Fatebound Box can be opened by every gamemode. Each box awards one roll. Existing mode restrictions still apply to the reward itself. Receiving a lamp does not bypass Taskmaster's lamp restrictions.

The purchase bundle contains five Fatebound Boxes, one $100 donated scroll and one $100 bond. Those scroll/bond bonuses are part of the purchase bundle, not guaranteed extras inside every individual box. Store pricing is listed separately.

How to Get and Open Fatebound Boxes

Buy individual boxes from the in-game Donator Store for 5,000 Donator Points each, or work toward their Battle Pass reward slots.
Website bundles are another option. If you choose a bundle, check your receiving character name at checkout and use ::claim on that character to collect it.
Make inventory space and room in existing supply stacks, then use Open on a Fatebound Box. One box is consumed for one reward roll.
Use the quest-tab Loots Viewer and search Fatebound to inspect the shared reward table in game.

Complete Fatebound Reward Pool

Supplies: 1,000-1,500 Seeking rune arrows; 750-1,250 Seeking amethyst arrows; 500-1,000 Seeking dragon arrows; one Donator lamp; or one damage-reduction, prayer-drain-reduction or brew-immunity scroll.
Goading potions: 4-8 Tier 1 four-dose potions or 2-4 Tier 2 four-dose potions.
Donator bonds: one $5, $10, $25 or $50 bond.
Utility: one Revival scroll, shiny-pet bonus token, pet-drop boost, Demonic blood, Demonic string or Dagannoth tooth.
Mega-rare chase: an uncharged Tumeken's shadow, Twisted bow, uncharged Scythe of vitur, Zaryte crossbow or Elysian spirit shield.

Each box rolls independently. A bundle does not guarantee a chase drop. The box checks reward capacity before consuming it, so make room in your inventory and supply stacks first.

Taskmaster Box : Supplies, Utility and Pet Chases

This box is designed specifically for Taskmaster accounts. Only Taskmasters can open it, and each box awards one roll. It does not directly grant Taskmaster points, campaign completions or XP lamps.

The purchase bundle contains five Taskmaster Boxes, one $100 donated scroll and one $100 bond. The normal Taskmaster gifting and receipt restrictions still apply; these bundle items are not the same thing as campaign progress.

How to Get and Open Taskmaster Boxes

Play on a Taskmaster character to use these boxes. You do not need to make a purchase to open a box already in your inventory.
If you choose a website bundle, enter that Taskmaster's exact account name and use ::claim on the same character. A successfully delivered paid order places that character into the Donator leaderboard bracket.
Make space in your inventory and supply stacks, then use Open on the box. Non-Taskmaster characters cannot open it.
Open the quest-tab Loots Viewer and search Taskmaster if you want to inspect the reward table before opening.

F2P competitors: a store bundle is not required to play Taskmaster or finish its campaign. Decide whether you want to remain in the F2P bracket before claiming a paid order on your competition character.

Complete Taskmaster Reward Pool

Supplies: 150 noted sharks; 150 noted cooked karambwans; 50 noted Prayer potions (4); 50 noted Super restores (4); 50 noted Saradomin brews (4); 25 noted Super combat potions (4); 500 noted coal; or 250 noted adamantite ore.
Utility: one damage-reduction scroll, prayer-drain-reduction scroll, Revival scroll, brew-immunity scroll, four Tier 1 Goading potions (4), or one 24-hour shiny-pet bonus token.
Pet chase: Zuk, Shiny Huberte, Aggy, Keeper of Echoes, Summer Dragon, or a Radiant Dharok, Guthan, Karil, Torag, Verac, Ahrim or Tormented Demon pet.

Paid store orders claimed on a Taskmaster place that account into the Donator competition bracket, keeping paid and F2P seasonal competition separate. Box rewards remain random; a five-box bundle does not guarantee a pet.

Ready for a Different Kind of Progression?

Start a fresh Taskmaster and type ::taskmaster, jump into your first weekly quest with ::quests, and turn on Lootlette before your next boss trip. Build the account, earn the sets, claim your Warped Apexian:and push for the seasonal leaderboard.

Participation and competition both matter: complete the campaign for its exclusive reward, then race for a Top 3 points finish and additional prizes to be announced. Good luck, and enjoy the grind!