格子规则与限制

Run the Anvil plugin in RuneLite while you play.

Plugin tiles only see what happens while the plugin is running and signed in. If it missed something, upload a screenshot on the tile instead.

Turn on Settings → Chat → “Collection log - New addition notification”. The plugin counts slots from that message.

The game prints “New item added to your collection log” once per item, ever. With the setting off there is nothing for the plugin to read.

Run the Anvil plugin (1.15.0 or newer) while you play.

Older plugin versions still count slots from the same message if “Sync collection log” is on, but the tile won’t complete until someone uploads a screenshot.

Only first-time unlocks count. Items already in your log and repeat drops never count.

Sync your collection log in the plugin and the tile can tell you which of its items you already have.

A completed tile needs a screenshot. The plugin takes one with each new slot; otherwise upload a screenshot of the “New item added” message.

Sync your collection log in the plugin before the event starts.

Whole-page tiles count the slots you already had, so the site needs your log as it was at the start.

When you finish the page, open it in game with the plugin running so it can screenshot it, or upload one.

A page finished before the event doesn’t count, and one player must fill the whole page in their own log.

Slots that only show up in a log sync, without the in-game message, are marked for staff to check.

Every part follows its own rules: hiscores parts need you ranked, and plugin parts need the plugin.

A part counts only once it’s fully done.

This is how “any one”, “all of them” and “at least N” combos work. Mix-and-match combos are the exception.

Each part adds its share. Going over on one part never counts past its share. Single clears, single hauls and diary tiers are all-or-nothing.

One player must meet the rule alone. A part finished by the team as a whole counts for everyone.

Parts are locked once the event starts.

A count the plugin sends without a screenshot credits at most 10 at once. Anything bigger is flagged for staff.

Counters that jump in bigger steps (a Wintertodt round, a Giants’ Foundry sword) allow one game’s worth at once instead.

This counter is new: it counts, but staff check its credits until it has been confirmed in game.

Only Mortimer and Krystilia tasks can be told apart. Every other master’s tasks count as “other masters” or “any master”.

The plugin must be running in GOTR, both for the searches (“You found some loot:”) and for the energy line at the end of each game.

Searches only count up to the elemental and catalytic energy you attuned during this event. Banked or teammates’ energy doesn’t count.

Older plugin builds credit correctly but show extra rows.

This count is capped by other counters you earn during the event. One player’s spare never covers another’s.

Turn the lap counter on: right-click Grace in the Rogues’ Den and pick Toggle Counter. Laps only count when the game prints your lap count.

Awakened fights name the boss the same as normal ones in their loot, so loot from an awakened kill can count toward a normal-boss tile.

Be ranked on the hiscores for this skill or boss.

Skills only show for the top two million; bosses and activities only after a minimum count. Progress you make while unranked isn’t seen.

Progress comes from the hiscores, so it can show up a while after you play. Running the plugin makes it show sooner.

Your stats are recorded when the event starts. Only what you gain after that counts.

Your group must be exactly the party size the tile asks for.

Everyone in the raid must be on your team.

The raid must end at the raid level the tile asks for or higher.

This tile counts runs: each run that reaches the rank adds one.

The plugin can’t see these items arrive (they’re bought, made or handed over). It only catches the one-time collection log message, so if you already own one, upload a screenshot.

A new pet counts by itself. A pet you already own (“would have been followed”) needs a screenshot upload.

A duplicate champion scroll’s message doesn’t say which scroll it was, so it needs a screenshot upload.