The two games will both take inspiration from the mythical world of RuneScape, Gielinor. The games will use the characters OSRS gold, adventures and locales that the MMORPG has become famous for over its extensive history. The board game will send between 5 and 6 players on a quest-based marketing campaign via the lands of Gielinor.

Based on the professional statement in Steamforged gamers will "craft and upgrade their devices as well as upskill their characters. cook up unique meals as well as interact with NPCs and test their skills as they explore certain regions of the field". Just as with the MMORPG, gamers will even be able to complete aspect-questions to enhance the game's world-class appeal.

Additionally, the TTRPG could comprise a superbly illustrated center ee-e book , which is full of essential information for gamers who want to run a TTRPG. Through it, players can construct their very individual characters and venture into the world of Gielinor to design "particular interesting and engaging quests". Additionally it is possible that the TTRPG center ebook can be "completely well matched to the ruleset of the 5th version of the game's most loved tabletop position-based game".

This latest venture could be the primary time that RuneScape may become the virtual realm, a which Jagex Director Phil Mansell is happy approximately:

"After more than 21 years solely to be had digitally, it's extraordinarily interesting to take part in cheap RS gold to create and offer RuneScape position-gambling adventures to tabletop video games...I am sure that RuneScape along with Old School RuneScape gamers could be eager to get their palms at the deliberate miniatures and create their own individual adventures."