OSRS TCG Tools guide
Use your binder solo or with a GIM
Search and filter your own RuneLite OSRS TCG binder locally, or combine up to five binders for shared GIM search, trades, and wishlists.
1. Load your collection
Use Load My Collection at the top of the page and enter your RuneScape name to load a public official Solo or group collection. Google sign-in is not required for this. The copy stays on this device between visits; the 15-minute limit applies to requesting a fresh official update, not to how long you can use it.
If the official service cannot find a public collection, open the official OSRS TCG site to set up or publish the profile, then try again.
Prefer a local save?
Use the folder helper below, then select the newest tcg.save. File imports stay on this device unless you deliberately update an authorized saved profile.
Log out of RuneLite normally first so the plugin writes the newest V1 profile save.
%USERPROFILE%\.runelite\OSRS-TCG\profiles~/.runelite/OSRS-TCG/profiles~/.runelite/OSRS-TCG/profilesCopy the path for this computer, choose the collection file, and paste the path into the file window's location bar. On Windows or Linux press Ctrl+L; on macOS press Command+Shift+G. Open the most recently updated hashed profile folder and select tcg.save. The separate backups folder is for the one-time beta migration on the official website.
For your security, the website cannot fill or navigate the computer's file window automatically.
2. Choose Solo or GIM Collection
Use Solo Collection to import your own save and keep the collection in that browser. Use GIM Collection to enter the public Group Ironman name, create a protected team, and combine the binders each teammate chooses to upload. Both modes use the same collection-book search and filters.
3. Keep GIM editing private
Solo users can skip this step. For a protected GIM, the owner link manages team names and replacement player links, but each player's private link is the only link that edits that player's binder, wishlist, and Quest whitelist. Public and view-only links cannot change anything.
4. Search cards and plan trades
Use the collection-book filters to search by card state, rarity, category, foil status, owner, and wishlist. Solo Collection shows your binder; GIM Collection can also show who owns a card and highlight wishlist matches between teammates.
Personalized planner
How Quest Readiness works
Enter a RuneScape name to verify levels through Wise Old Man and completed quests through WikiSync. The planner then checks reviewed quest card requirements against the newest matching binder. A prerequisite counts only when WikiSync reports it completed, and an unverified starting step stays blocked instead of being guessed.
Your universal whitelist can satisfy an exact card check. A teammate's card is shown as a possible GIM trade, but the quest does not become personally ready until your own binder is updated.
Training planner
How Skill Access works
Skill Access starts with the standard methods in RuneLite's skill calculator, then applies supported Bronzeman filter settings, your current level, usable-tool levels, completed access requirements, cards, and universal whitelist.
Known Bronzeman gaps are explained in plain English. If the current plugin does not enforce a card, the method remains available under current Bronzeman behavior unless you turn on the optional stricter card checks. Unreviewed source mappings remain visibly blocked during Beta.
Equipment planner
How Combat Gear works
Combat Gear uses a practical equipment list compiled from the standard members-capable OSRS Wiki slot tables, supported level-up tables, Prayer items, and individual item pages. The OSRS TCG catalogue is used only to match cards; it does not decide which equipment is included.
Each result separates combat levels, completed quest access, personal cards, whitelisted cards, and GIM trade opportunities. If an included item has no current card, the page says it is freely usable under the current catalogue. Unusual equip gates stay marked Source review until verified.
NPC finder
How What Can I Fight? works
The Fight Finder starts with NPC variants that expose a standard Attack action in a pinned current game cache, then joins those IDs to the Wiki's monster statistics. Equal NPC names are shown once, but each source variant is checked separately so an accessible version can remain available when another version is quest- or area-locked.
It checks personal Monster cards and whitelist entries, listed Slayer levels, completed quests for reviewed regions, and current Sailing levels for reviewed islands. Raid enemies are excluded by default and can be included with a filter. The drop section never dumps a full drop table: it shows only current cards already found in your binder, whitelist, or GIM binders. Slayer tasks, every special mechanic, gear, and survivability are not yet exhaustive.
Sources, privacy, and review date
The tools use versioned snapshots of RuneLite, Bronzeman TCG, OSRS TCG card data, Quest Helper, and reviewed OSRS Wiki pages. Wise Old Man and WikiSync provide public player progress when a readiness tool requests it. Source uncertainty is shown rather than silently filled in.
Raw tcg.save and JSON files are decoded in your browser. Only normalized card ownership is sent when an authorized signed-in player deliberately saves or updates a collection.
Last methodology review: . Inspect the public datasets and evaluation process. This independent companion is not affiliated with the upstream projects. Corrections are welcome through feedback.
Ready to use your binder?
Choose Solo Collection for your own browser-local binder, or GIM Collection for a protected shared team. Both accept the normal RuneLite TCG save format.