September 16, 2026 · Latest
A new look for the planning tools
I’ve updated the site with a card-inspired design, consistent navigation and clearer results. Your saved collections and tool rules are unchanged.
- The toolbox branding and framed collection button now carry through the homepage, planning tools and guides.
- Expand a result to inspect its requirements. Important Bronzeman rule notes are still signposted before you open it.
- Browse collections in List or Card Grid view, with V1, foil and legacy-beta counts labelled separately.
- Pack Odds separates the highest estimated chance from the lowest average credit cost. These remain estimates based on the public beta algorithm.
- If something looks wrong on your screen, please send feedback so I can take a look.
September 7, 2026
Every planning tool now opens with a demonstration collection
Visitors without a saved collection can immediately explore real Quest Readiness, Skill Access, Combat Gear, Fight Finder, and collection results using clearly fictional sample data.
- Demo Adventurer appears automatically only when the browser has no cached collection or selected account profile.
- A gold demonstration banner clearly identifies the fictional cards, levels, quests, and results on every affected tool.
- The sample cannot overwrite a real collection, whitelist, or saved profile settings.
- Loading an official collection or importing a local save replaces the sample immediately.
September 7, 2026
OSRS TCG 1.0.1 and live catalogue refresh
Collection imports remain compatible, while the card catalogue, migration map, Pack Odds inputs, and Current Affairs requirements now follow the latest verified V1 data.
- The current Plugin Hub release is OSRS TCG 1.0.1 at its exact distributed revision.
- RLTCG_v3 saves, legacy RLTCG_v2 saves, quantities, foils, and migrated-beta copies use the same fields already supported by the browser importer.
- The live catalogue now contains 5,167 parent cards. Its 28 additions, 61 removals, and changed merge directions are reflected in the public catalogue and migration ledgers.
- Pack Odds now uses the current catalogue version while keeping its beta-algorithm assumption clearly labelled.
- Current Affairs now lists Tiny net and Current duck alongside Coins and Mayor of catherby, with a warning that Bronzeman's proposed quest-panel update does not itself close the V1 interaction gaps.
September 5, 2026
Bronzeman 0.3.2 migration safeguards
The V1 guide and Skill Access now reflect the current Plugin Hub release while preserving the exact unchanged 0.3.1 gameplay-rule baseline.
- Bronzeman 0.3.2 is now identified as the current Plugin Hub release at its exact source revision.
- The update adds profile-scoped Beta-save import, wipe and one-step restore controls without editing the official OSRS TCG collection or save.
- The new guide explains the accepted save formats, 16 MiB limit, preview step and recovery controls in plain English.
- Fish chunks is restored to Bronzeman's Beta panel history without adding a gameplay restriction.
- The resource, recipe, quest and gameplay-settings rules are unchanged from 0.3.1, so Skill Access keeps the same evaluated results while updating its current-release wording.
September 4, 2026
Bronzeman 0.3.1 rules are now live
Skill Access now follows the released V1-compatible Bronzeman rules and accepts the current gameplay-settings export.
- Skill Access rule data now pins the exact 0.3.1 Plugin Hub revision instead of the older 0.2.17 gameplay files.
- Cooking now uses Input Only or Input + Output without the removed burnt-food filter.
- Ordinary Thieving, H.A.M. Members and Master Farmers now use their separate released 0.3.1 choices.
- Older saved website filters and older Bronzeman exports are converted to the closest current setting instead of being discarded.
- Crashed Stars are documented as fixed in Tool + Ore mode; 0.3.2 later released without changing that gameplay-rule baseline.
September 3, 2026
Account-free collections and whitelist editing
Cached official collections and local imports now work across every planning tool with an editable browser whitelist, even when no Google account is used.
- The newest collection loaded with the gold button is now the default across Quest Readiness, Skill Access, Combat Gear, and Fight Finder.
- Universal whitelist edits are saved under the RuneScape name in the same browser and remain available between visits.
- Being signed into an existing Google-linked account no longer silently replaces the cached collection unless an account profile is opened explicitly.
- Google remains optional for existing site-managed profiles and private groups; no existing account data was removed.
- The V1 transition guide now explains how the official Account page can replace an incorrect beta import while preserving normal V1 cards and credits.
September 3, 2026
Bronzeman 0.3.1 development review
The V1 guide and Bronzeman field guide now separate the current 0.2.18 Plugin Hub release from the larger, unreleased 0.3.1 rewrite.
- The update guide explains the new V1 parent-card rules, Coins correction, Cooking and Thieving filter changes, onboarding NPC exemptions, and Crashed Star fix.
- A public machine-readable audit records the exact current and development revisions and the affected rule families.
- Skill Access continues to model current Plugin Hub behavior. Development-format settings exports are rejected instead of being partially imported under older rules.
August 31, 2026
OSRS TCG V1 collections and Pack Odds
Public official collections can now be loaded by IGN without Google sign-in, V1 and legacy beta copies stay separate, and a new beta tool estimates the best pack for a card.
- Load a public official Solo collection or official group from the gold collection button on every planning tool.
- Snapshots stay available between visits, while official refreshes are limited to once every 15 minutes per IGN.
- RLTCG_v3 saves are supported and the guide now separates current profile saves from one-time beta migration backups.
- The collection view distinguishes 5,200 live V1 parent cards from historical beta copies and publishes the audited migration ledgers.
- Pack Odds compares eligible V1 packs using the final public beta algorithm, clearly labelled as an estimate because the V1 server algorithm is private.
- The V1 guide explains official profile setup, beta migration, Bronzeman's current compatibility gap, and the temporary restart workaround.
August 27, 2026
Clearer explanations for every planning tool
The major tools now explain what they check, what Ready means, how GIM cards are handled, where the data comes from, and what the current beta cannot guarantee.
- Skill Access now explains levels, tool tiers, alternative cards, current Bronzeman gaps, and the optional stricter card checks.
- Combat Gear now explains the practical equipment boundary, equip and quest blockers, acquisition filters, no-card results, and GIM trade opportunities.
- Fight Finder now explains why an NPC is included, how variants and access gates are evaluated, what its combat filters mean, and why only personally relevant drop cards are shown.
- Group Collections now explain one-use invitations, member ownership, privacy, and the difference between personal and combined group duplicates.
- A new About page explains why I built the site, how I review evidence, how corrections are handled, and what Google sign-in does and does not provide.
August 20, 2026
What Can I Fight? Beta
Fight Finder now combines repeated NPC variants, checks reviewed quest and Sailing access, and keeps raid enemies hidden unless you choose to include them.
- Filter available NPCs by their lowest listed stab, slash, crush, magic or ranged defence, their attack style, elemental weakness and combat level.
- Drop results show only cards already found in your collection, whitelist or GIM binders—never an overwhelming full drop table.
- NPCs without a current Monster card are clearly labelled as available under the current catalogue.
- Repeated versions of the same NPC, such as Chicken, appear as one practical result after accessible variants are checked.
- Reviewed locked regions and Sailing islands now check completed quests and Sailing levels. Raid enemies are excluded by default and can be included with a filter.
- Attack styles, attack speed, elemental weakness and defence bonuses are now separated so the combat information is easier to scan.
- This beta does not yet guarantee every Slayer task, special mechanic, gear check or survivability requirement; feedback can identify the next restriction to review.
August 19, 2026
Leaderboard removed and the V1 account plan
I removed the public leaderboard out of respect for the OSRS TCG plugin owner's direction. Public read-only binders remain controlled by each player.
- The current public OSRS TCG release is still described as beta, with a future full release planned.
- Google sign-in is currently used so imported collections and profile settings can stay persistent, private and editable across devices.
- The plugin developer has said OSRS TCG V1 data will be accessible to other developers, but the exact access details are not available yet.
- My plan is to make Google sign-in unnecessary for simply loading a collection once an authorized V1 integration is available and verified. Manual imports will remain as a fallback.
August 19, 2026
Group Collections and clearer duplicate filters
Player suggestions led to private groups for friends and clans, separate collection and group duplicate filters, and visible normal and foil counts.
- A profile can stay in its existing GIM and also join multiple custom groups.
- One-use invitations let each player choose a profile they own; group owners cannot edit another player's binder.
- Collection duplicates check one selected player, while group duplicates total every member's copies.
August 18, 2026
Faster movement between signed-in tools
Signed-in collection and readiness data now stay warm while moving between Quest Readiness, Skill Access and Combat Gear.
- Repeated tool visits reuse safe in-browser data instead of restarting every request.
August 13, 2026
Construction checks and better Combat Gear sources
Construction methods gained reviewed material and tool requirements, while Combat Gear gained more detailed source and access filters.
- Beta warnings remain visible where Bronzeman does not enforce a real requirement.