Cook's Assistant
The sample owns Bucket of milk, Egg, and Pot of flour. With no missing prerequisite shown in this example, every demonstrated card requirement is met.
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This page uses a small fictional binder and precomputed examples to show how OSRS TCG Tools separates cards, levels, quests, GIM trades, and known plugin gaps. It is not a real player, it does not contact Wise Old Man or WikiSync, and nothing on this page is saved.
“Demo Adventurer” is fictional. These sample results illustrate the interface and do not claim that a real account has these levels, quests, or cards.
Fictional sample binder
19 unique cards · 39 total copies · 2 foil
Example tool results
The real tools calculate these answers from the selected profile. The examples below are deliberately small so each decision is easy to follow.
The sample owns Bucket of milk, Egg, and Pot of flour. With no missing prerequisite shown in this example, every demonstrated card requirement is met.
Open the real quest checkerThe sample has Arrow shaft and a valid coloured Red feather. The real result also checks the profile's Fletching level and saved Bronzeman filters.
Open Skill AccessA player may own the item's card but still be blocked by its equip level or access quest. The real page keeps those blockers separate and identifies a teammate's card only as a possible trade.
Open Combat GearThe sample owns the Chicken Monster card. Because Feather is also in the sample binder, it can appear as a matched drop card without displaying the NPC's complete drop table.
Open the Fight FinderThe tools use the newest official or imported collection cached for that RuneScape name. Wise Old Man supplies public skill levels, WikiSync supplies completed quests, and saved Bronzeman filters control the Skill Access rules. Personal cards, universal whitelist entries, and cards held by GIM teammates are never silently combined.
A raw RuneLite tcg.save or JSON file is decoded locally in the browser. The raw file is not uploaded. Read the privacy notice or inspect the public datasets and methodology before using your own collection.