Less-obvious Bronzeman behavior

• Quest progress can unlock non-combat NPC actions, but not attacks

  After a quest has started, Bronzeman can allow non-combat actions with NPCs connected to that quest in its lookup. Attacks still require the NPC card. The interaction that starts a quest happens before this exception can apply, so a carded starter may still need its card.

• Hunter can require a net and jar card together

  In the reviewed restricted Hunter modes, butterfly and moth catches require a Butterfly net or Magic butterfly net plus a Butterfly jar. This also applies to catches that the game can allow bare-handed. Implings use their own net, jar, and—under the strict setting—filled-jar rules.

• Fishing “all catches” includes every carded catch at the spot

  The reviewed plugin does not remove a higher-level catch from the card group just because your current Fishing level is too low to catch it. Tool-only and any-catch settings are less strict, and the physical tool or bait check follows the applicable version you are carrying.

• A locked stronger axe in your inventory can block Woodcutting

  The game can automatically choose the best axe you are carrying, so Bronzeman checks card-backed carried axes. An unlocked weaker axe does not make a locked stronger carried axe harmless; banking the locked axe can change the live result.

• Farming checks inputs, not harvested produce

  Restricted planting can require the Seed dibber and, in the stricter mode, the seed or spore being planted. It does not require the harvested produce card. Raking checks the Rake rather than Weeds, and the plugin has a separate in-game progress check for the Farming part of Barbarian Training.

• Some Thieving settings replace requirements

  Ordinary pickpocketing can require the NPC, Coins, Coins plus the NPC, or every reviewed requirement. Coin pouch is not a substitute for the V1 Coins card. H.A.M. Members have a separate Member, Member + Outfit, or Full Loot rule; Master Farmer normally requires nothing and checks every reviewed seed only when Master Farmer Insanity is enabled. Stalls and chests retain their own any/all loot setting.

• General Item Usage is separate from skill recipes

  An item-on-item action can be blocked before its make interface opens. A Fletching output might pass its recipe rule while using a locked Knife or log is still blocked by the separate Item Usage setting.

• Covered Firemaking recipes check the Tinderbox, not the log

  For covered ordinary logs, the Firemaking-specific setting checks the Tinderbox card. The separate Item Usage setting can still block a locked log when you use the Tinderbox on it from your inventory. This does not mean every special Firemaking or pyre-log interaction is covered.

• Crashed Stars now check Stardust in Tool + Ore mode

  Bronzeman 0.3.1 adds the missing Crashed Star / Mine rule. Tool Only checks a carried pickaxe, while Tool + Ore also requires the Stardust parent card. Crashed Stars remain outside RuneLite's Skill Calculator, so they are documented here instead of appearing as a Skill Access method row.

• Some ground actions can bypass a locked-card check

  The reviewed build checks Take when an item is on the ground, but its ordinary ground-item path returns early for actions such as Bury, Crush, Eat-from, Lay, and Light. That can allow a locked card to be used from the ground even when the comparable inventory route is restricted. The reviewed current-card list is shown below.

• Keyboard make shortcuts can bypass some click-based checks

  The reviewed make-interface checks run through RuneLite menu-click events. Keyboard defaults such as Space to make the remembered product do not always use that same path, so clicking a choice and selecting it by keyboard can produce different Bronzeman results. This is a technical limitation, not an intended card unlock.

• Some quest NPC interactions are missing from the reviewed lookup

  The pinned quest audit found 46 card-backed non-combat quest rows that were not found in the older reviewed lookup: 33 after the quest-start boundary and 13 starter interactions across 34 quests. It also found four combat rows for review. NPCs without a current card are kept in the internal review data instead of being shown as card requirements. These remain evidence-backed review candidates, not proof that every row is a bug or a claim that the older audit is a fresh, exhaustive review of every 0.3.2 quest path.

• A similar activity does not prove that Bronzeman covers a method

  Some newer or special skilling methods have no matching rule in the reviewed build. OSRS TCG Tools labels these as current-build gaps instead of inventing a restriction from a nearby activity, and uncertain trigger mappings remain under review.

• Grand Exchange keyboard blocking is best-effort

  The reviewed source can react to a chatbox selection event, but it also warns that keyboard flows may bypass that preventive hook. This is separate from the make-interface limitation above.

Version 0.3.1 moved restrictions to live V1 parent-card identities, corrected Coins ownership, changed Cooking and Thieving filters, exempted Veos and the Ironman tutor from onboarding locks, and added the missing Crashed Star / Mine → Stardust rule. Version 0.3.3 retains that rule baseline but changes how some owned and Beta cards are matched.

Read the plain-English V1 and Bronzeman update · Open the historical 0.3.1 compatibility audit

The old Beta-save import, wipe and restore controls from 0.3.2 were removed. Refresh Beta Cards now classifies cards OSRS TCG currently reports as owned, using the public album only when the separate lookup setting is enabled. Clear Cached Beta Cards clears that classification; neither control changes the official collection.

Reviewed older Beta names and noted items have narrower ownership fixes in the released code. An enabled live-catalogue download can still fail and remain on fallback data until a restart or disable/re-enable. If a card you own stays locked, check the exact card, profile and settings before reporting it; do not reset the collection as a first step.