For Old School RuneScape clans

Everything your clan does,
already counted.

Bingos, tile races, ladders, skill and boss weeks, clan against clan, with Discord posts, a RuneLite side panel and a home for your clan. Anvil holds the board and the roster; the RuneLite plugin watches the game and fills them in. Set it up once — then go play it like everybody else.

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Free for clans up to 50 members · bigger clans get a 30-day trial

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Every one of those was submitted by the plugin, with the screenshot attached.

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Event formats
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Things a tile can track
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XP counted this week
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Bot languages

If it happens in game, it counts.

16 kinds of tile, all filled in by the plugin while you play. No screenshots to chase, no honour system, no spreadsheet.

DropsN of an item, or any one from a pool
Boss KCKill counts, straight off the hiscores
Skill XPReach a level, or an experience goal
Item setsSeveral items, each with its own count
NPC killsEven ones the hiscores never tracked
Agility lapsLaps, Sepulchre floors, full runs
Timed clearsInferno, raids, Colosseum — under a cap
DeathlessRaids finished with nobody dying
PvP killsAnyone, a rival team, or a named bounty
LMSPlace top-N in Last Man Standing
Loot valueA haul worth X gp, priced as it drops
GatheringCatch, cook or gather N of anything
DiariesAchievement diary tiers, as they complete
Combat tasksCombat achievements earned during the event
Collection logNew log slots, or whole pages finished
Anything elseA captain marks it, with the proof attached

The person running the event never gets to play it.

Whatever the format, the organiser spends it doing data entry. Anyone who has run one recognises the left-hand column.

The usual way
  • ×A spreadsheet only one person understands
  • ×200 screenshots in a thread, checked by hand
  • דDoes this count?” — twice a day, for a fortnight
  • ×Somebody’s drop missed because they posted it at 3am
  • ×Recounting the totals the night it ends
  • ×Two weeks of your own event, spent on admin
With Anvil
  • ✓One page everyone reads, always current
  • ✓Drops, kills and levels submit themselves
  • ✓Rules decided once, when you build the thing
  • ✓Nothing missed — the plugin was watching
  • ✓Standings settled the moment it ends
  • ✓You play in it, like everybody else

Events your whole clan can play

Pick a format, build the board once, and let the plugin do the counting.

Bingo that credits itselfThe plugin sees the drop, the kill or the level, credits the right player and posts a screenshot as proof. Pets and Champion’s scrolls take one manual screenshot.
Eight formatsClassic bingo, Point Hunt, Tile race, Showdown, Lucky draw, Bounty hunt, Ladder and Solo (everyone for themselves). Team boards work on the board formats.
Tile races with branching roadsRace along a track that splits and merges, so a team picks its route and the leaders are never obvious.
MissionsHold tiles back and spring them mid-event, by hand, on an interval or on a schedule, each with its own bonus and expiry.
Co-hosted and clan-vs-clanRun an event with another clan, or put several clans on one board. Invited clans accept first, and players can opt out of a competition.

Event formats guide →

Competitions every week

Skill and boss weeks that run themselves, with the numbers to argue about afterwards.

Skill and Boss of the WeekSolo, in teams, or clan against clan, with as many clans as you like.
Efficient hoursAn efficiency race scores efficient hours played and efficient hours bossed, so a maxed main and a fresh account can compete.
RecordsBest day, week, month and year, kept for every player and every clan.
Rank movementSee who climbed, who slipped and by how many places since last time.

Team competitions guide →

The RuneLite side panel

Your clan, in the game window you already have open.

Up nextA card that tells you the next thing worth doing for your team, and the race track when the event is a race.
Feed and chatThree channels: My team, All teams and Announcements.
LookupPull up any player’s stats, bosses and collection log without leaving the game.
Display case and head-to-headShow off your best items, and challenge a clanmate to first to an item, kills or XP for bragging rights.

Side panel guide →

Discord, tuned to your clan

The bot posts what happened where your clan already talks, and you decide how loud it is.

Everything worth announcingDrops, pets, collection log slots, levels, quests, diaries, combat tasks, deaths, player kills, slayer, clues, speedruns, kill count milestones and more.
Your settings, your voiceSettings for each kind of post, with clan defaults members inherit. Write your own message templates and filter each webhook.
Screenshot privacyPrivate messages are hidden in the screenshots the plugin posts.
Built for busy eventsWebhook pools spread a rush of posts across several webhooks, and the bot sets your channels up for you.

Discord guide →

Fair play and balanced boards

A board is only fun if it is fair to build and fair to win.

Balance from real dataThe balance check weighs tiles by real drop rates and kill speeds, so one lucky-or-miserable tile does not decide the event.
Odds and luckSee how likely a drop was and whether a player is spooned, on rate or dry.
Proof and moderationOdd-looking submissions are flagged for a human to look at, chat slows itself down in a rush, and staff can ban from a clan.

Moderator guide →

A home for the clan

Everything the clan needs between events, not just during them.

Clan home and rosterA public clan page, with the roster kept in step with the in-game clan from the plugin.
Staff rolesOwner, admin, treasurer and moderator, each with their own job.
Coffer and prizesTrack the clan coffer and set prizes for each place.
Masses, trips and meetupsPost a clan event as plain information, a one-tap “I’m going”, or sign-ups with places, questions and a fee.
Guides library and boostsKeep your own copies of in-game guides, and let members boost the clan to unlock its look.

Clan guide →

For players, wherever you play

One account follows you across every clan you join.

ProfileYour skills, bosses, clues, times and combat achievements in one place.
Collection log and personal bestsSync your whole log and your personal bests with one button.
Supporter perksName colours and a display case for your best items.

Profile guide →

Guides in 16 languages

Every setup guide is available in 16 languages, so your whole clan can read how it works.

Browse all guides →

Questions organisers ask.

What it is, what it costs, and what your members need to install.

What is Anvil?

Anvil is a clan events platform for Old School RuneScape: a website plus a RuneLite plugin that runs clan bingos, tile races, ladders, Skill of the Week, Boss of the Week and clan-vs-clan events, and tracks drops, kill counts, XP and personal bests automatically while members play.

Is there a RuneLite plugin for OSRS clan bingo?

Yes. The Anvil plugin is on the RuneLite Plugin Hub — search "Anvil". It credits bingo tiles automatically: item drops, boss kill counts, skill XP, NPC kills, timed clears, raids, agility laps, achievement diaries, combat achievements, PvP kills and more. Members install it once and it works for every clan and event they join.

Is Anvil free?

Clans of up to 50 members can run events on the free tier, with every event format included. Bigger rosters pay by size — from $2.99 a month for 150 members up to $14.99 a month for 600 members — with a 30-day trial. Players never pay; the plugin is free.

What event formats does Anvil support?

Classic bingo, Point Hunt, Tile race, Showdown, Lucky draw, Bounty hunt, Ladder, plus Skill of the Week and Boss of the Week. Any of them can be played clan against clan.

Do members need screenshots to prove drops?

Not for anything the plugin can see. Drops, kills, XP, laps, clears and the rest are credited the moment they happen, to the right player, with a tamper-evident screenshot attached. Tiles the plugin cannot verify — or members who do not run it — fall back to a screenshot submitted on the site and approved by a team captain.

How do I run Skill of the Week or Boss of the Week in my clan?

Start a clan on Anvil and schedule a weekly competition. Every member on the roster is enrolled automatically, standings update from the hiscores and the plugin, and the bot posts the start, the standings and the winner to Discord. There is no board to build.

Does Anvil work with Discord?

Yes. Sign-in is Discord. The Anvil bot posts drops, deaths, standings and winners to the channels you choose, syncs roles and nicknames from the roster, builds private team channels for a draft, and answers slash commands like /bingo and /sotw in 15 languages.

Can two clans play the same bingo?

Yes. A host clan invites another clan, or posts an open challenge. Both rosters play one board; the visiting clan joins through one invite link per team, and its own moderator can approve its own members’ proof — nobody has to leave their clan or swap Discords.

How is this different from a spreadsheet and a screenshots channel?

A spreadsheet needs someone to read every screenshot, check it, and type it in — for the whole event. Anvil’s plugin reports what happened in the game directly, credits the right player and team, and keeps the board and standings current on one page, so the organiser can play instead of doing data entry.

Your next event could run without you.

Set the clan up in an evening. The plugin is on the RuneLite hub, and your members install it once for every clan they will ever be in. Then it is somebody else’s turn to wonder how you find the time.

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20 clans · 2,121 members · 12 events run