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Anvil · for players6 min read

Settings, page by page

Settings is where your own choices live: what you post, what you see in game, who can see your characters. Choices made here follow you to every computer you play on.

Search box on the first page finds any settingOne page per character under Characters10 webhooks of your own
Step 1

Finding a setting

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The first page, Overview & search, has a search box. Type what you want in your own words, like private messages, rare drop value, death message, name colour or plugin token, and it takes you to the right switch.

The menu down the side has two groups. Account holds the pages below. Characters has one page per character you have linked (your main is marked main), then Add character. A number on Add character means Anvil has seen you play characters you haven’t linked yet.

Step 2

Discord posts & screenshots

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What the plugin posts about you to your clans’ Discord channels, and what it hides in screenshots. These choices are read by the next plugin update. Until you have it, the same switches in the plugin’s own settings decide.

What your plugin postsRare drops, Pets, Deaths, Collection log slots, Level milestones and Diary completions start on; PvP kills starts off.
The numbersMin drop value (1m to start, at least 1m, 0 turns it off), Min drop rarity (1 in N) (1 in 1,000 to start), Value and rarity together (either one to start, or require both), Loot key value (1m), a Death message of up to 200 characters where {name} becomes your name, and the lowest Combat task tier and Quest tier that post (Master to start). The value, the rarity and the either/both choice follow your clan's defaults until you set your own; Reset to clan default goes back to following them.
Where your posts goKeep my announcements out of clans I only guest in, and Level posts in clan channels: Clan rules, Only 99s & max or Off. Per character lists each character with a Clans → link to switch posting off for one clan.
Screenshots per kindchoose for each kind (Rare drops, Pets, Deaths, Collection log, Combat tasks, Achievement diaries, Levels, Player kills) whether its post carries a screenshot. All start on. Your clan can set a default for its members; until you change one you follow it, and Reset goes back to it. Bingo proofs are always captured, whatever you choose: they are your evidence.
More to announceSlayer (every Nth task), Clue scrolls (from the tier you pick), Speedruns (personal bests only, or every time), Kill count (every N kills), BA gambles (every N gambles) and Custom chat messages (game messages that match your own patterns, where * is any text and # any number; up to 10). All start off. Your clan can turn them on as a default for its members, and you can turn any of them on or off for yourself; Reset to clan default goes back to following your clan. They post to your clan's Milestones & more channel and to your own webhooks that take them; your own patterns only post to your own webhooks.
Private: Grand Exchange, trades, group storage, other pluginsGrand Exchange (finished offers worth at least the amount you set), Player trades (what you gave and got), Group storage (what you put in or took out) and Other plugins (RuneLite plugins you name may post through Anvil). They start off, only you can turn them on, your clan can never turn them on for you, and they only post to your own webhooks: tick the kind on the webhook you want them in.
Message templateschange the first line of any post: Loot, Pet, Collection log, Combat tasks, Achievement diary, Quests, Levels, Death, Player kills, Slayer, Clue scrolls, Speedruns, Kill count, BA gambles, and for you alone Grand Exchange, Player trades and Group storage. Click a placeholder such as {player} or {item} to add it; the preview fills in sample values. Each kind has its own placeholders, and anything else in braces stays as you typed it. Up to 200 characters; mentions and links are never posted. Untouched, a post reads as it always has; your clan can set its own, and Reset to clan default goes back to it.
Screenshot privacytick the chat that is left out of every screenshot the plugin takes, proofs and Discord posts alike: Private messages (ticked to start), Public chat, Clan chat: others’ messages, Clan chat: your own messages, Chat channel and Group chat. Game messages and Anvil’s own lines always stay in.
Board tiles are never affected

Switching a post off only stops the Discord post. Drops, kills and achievements still count on any board you are playing.

Step 3

In-game chat feed

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What the plugin prints in your chatbox when the plugin setting Show feed in game chat is on.

Where fromBoards I play on, and Clans I’m guesting in, and my clan’s guests.
Whatdrops worth at least an amount you pick, Pets, New collection log slots, Other teams’ completed tiles, My team’s progress on item tiles, Leagues, Deadman and other game-mode unlocks, and combat achievements, levels, quests and diaries.
When you log inA short brief in chat: what happened while you were away. Champions choose what it covers.
ColoursAnvil lines in chat: By type (Anvil colours), One colour (the plugin’s own), or My own colours for Supporters.
Step 4

Plugin connection, login & devices

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Where the plugin and the website are signed in, and how to sign them out.

Plugin connectionyour plugin token, for the rare case you paste it by hand. Normally Sign in with Discord in the side panel does this for you.
Login & devicesevery computer the plugin is signed in on, as RuneLite sign-in 1, 2… with when it was made and last used. Revoke signs one out, for example a computer you sold. Enter a code links another computer. Sessions signs you out of the website everywhere.
Clan billingclan owners get Open portal → here, for the clan’s billing.
Step 5

Your Discord webhooks

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Your posts can also go to a Discord server of your own: a private channel, a friends’ server, anywhere you can make a webhook. Paste the webhook link, tick what it gets (Rare drops, Pets, Deaths, Combat achievements, Levels & milestones, Quests, Achievement diaries, Collection log, PvP kills), optionally set a minimum drop value and rarity just for it, and press Add webhook. On a webhook that takes Rare drops, you can change those later and pick Value or rarity: my setting, either or both. Anything left blank follows your own settings, and a webhook may be looser than your clan’s hard floor.

You can have up to 10. Only Discord webhook links are accepted, and a saved one is shown masked, so a screenshot of this page doesn’t leak it. Level posts on my webhooks sets your own level rules for them, separate from your clan’s.

Step 6

Who sees my characters

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Your characters are shared to start with. Three switches change that:

Show <name> publiclyone switch per character. On (the start), its page is Public. Off, it is Only its clans: its clans still see it in their rosters and events, nobody else does, and it leaves leaderboards.
Show that my characters are one personwith two or more characters, this makes your person page, which lists your shared characters together. Off, nobody can tell they are all you.
Show other clans’ boardswhether the home page lists other clans’ open boards for you to look at.
Step 7

Supporter, profile look, streaming and boosts

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How you look on Anvil, and the accounts and perks behind it.

Supporter & name coloursyour tier, your perks and your invite link: bring friends and earn free months. Tiers are explained in Anvil Supporter.
Profile lookavatar and banner (animated from Champion), different ones per character if you like, and the Display case: 4, 8 or 12 pins by tier.
Streaming accountsTwitch, YouTube, Kick and Medal. Each shows whether it is verified, with a switch to show it on your profile. Verified accounts are what let you into follower and subscriber events.
Clan boostsonly shown once you can boost: your slots, where they are placed and the clans you can boost. See Boosting a clan.
Step 8

Each character

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Under Characters, every character has its own page: its type, whether it is verified, and links to its public page and full profile.

VisibilityShow to other clans and on leaderboards, and Show my in-game clan.
Clanseach clan and space it is in, as member or guest, with Announce drops & achievements per clan and Leave. If Anvil has it in the wrong clan, Which clan is it really in? tells staff.
CharacterMake main, ask for a rename after a name change, or Remove it from your account. Its past results stay where they are.
Add characterplay a character once with the plugin signed in and it links itself. On mobile or the official client, link it by name. We noticed you playing lists the ones Anvil has seen; Not mine dismisses one.
Step 9

Ownership claims

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If a character is linked to someone else’s Anvil account but is really yours, press This is my account in the plugin side panel’s You tab. You prove you play it with a quick XP check, then the current holder is asked. You never learn who they are, and they never learn who you are.

Your claims show XP check, open, and then how they ended: moved to you, with Anvil staff, withdrawn, check timed out or closed. Withdraw cancels one.

When someone claims one of yours, it shows under Claims on your characters with Approve or Object — it’s mine. An unverified character moves after 7 days unless you object. A verified one only ever moves if you approve it.

Your profile pages are explained in Your profile, Wrapped and Compare; the plugin’s own settings in RuneLite plugin setup. How your data is handled: Privacy policy.

Stuck, or something looks wrong? Ask in the Anvil support Discord