What Anvil does

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.