Fall of Varrock Wiki

What kind of server this is, what makes it different, and where to go first.

Main Story Quest 1. Lumbridge is probed on your first login - stand with the Knights of Lumbridge at the east goblin camp, earn your first rank, hunt the stragglers, re-arm the city, and learn why the war lies north.

Main Story Quest 2. General Zo explains the March - the realm's free, scheduled warband - and sends the Knights of Lumbridge across the river at the goblin camp that probed the gate. Rally to the column, fight in the line until the camp breaks, and learn what the muster call is asking.

Main Story Quest 4. Scout the stone circle south of Fallen Varrock, win the Reclamation Column's Grand March on the southern road, raise Lumbridge's standard and establish the Southern Watch - the realm's first forward post.

The whole journey on one page - from your first hour in steel to commanding armies as King.

Main Story Quest 3. General Zo sends you to Edgeville to see what the Fall of Varrock did to the kingdom - find Oziach, stand at the Wilderness line where Rogue Knights give way to other players, and bring back the last dispatch Varrock ever sent.

The optional PK-schooling assignment - ask the Recruiting Sergeant after the Wizard Tower and he sets you on the rogues, then the whole Rogue Knight ladder. Nothing else waits on it.

The home portal's nine tabs cover everything - skilling, bosses, wilderness tiers, minigames - with danger tags.

Type ::commands to open a tabbed window listing every command your rank can use - click one to drop it into your chat box.

Where server-wide headlines show up - the ticker above the chat box - and how to tune it.

What changed from the community bug list - weapons that now work as in OSRS, prayer and poison fixes, and the boss lairs that were repaired.

The five war tiers - who may start each, what it costs, what it spends - troop command, and how pooled war loot is split by contribution. Every victory is temporary; the city stays fallen.

The free warband anyone can join, the hostile ground it strikes, Grand Marches and Wardens, Lord operations, and the wanted captains of Fallen Varrock.

The feudal rank ladder - what each title requires (coins and service), what it unlocks, why armour is rank-gated, and the one rule of the war: anyone may join, only the ranked may start.

Main Story Quest 5. After the Southern Watch, Duke Horacio and General Zo explain why Lumbridge cannot retake Varrock alone - and open the four strategic problems the surviving kingdoms must solve first. Short, dialogue-only, and one of the biggest unlocks in the game.

Asgarnia campaign (BREACH), quest 2. Scout Death Plateau for Commander Denulth, find that the trolls are fighting each other, win over My Arm and Snowflake, and hold the pass with the Imperial Guard in the Battle of the Pass - so Falador finally has soldiers it can move.

Asgarnia campaign quest 3. Falador's dwarf multicannons are worn out and Keldagrim stopped shipping steel - secure the route, win a trial order, smelt it on the Blast Furnace and bring Nulodion the steel for the first new gun in years. Then hold his yard when the Kinshra come to test it.

Asgarnia campaign (BREACH), Quest 1. Report to Sir Rebral at Falador's north gate, hold the White Knight checkpoint against a Kinshra raid, hear why Sir Amik has an army but none to spare, meet Sir Tiffy, and read the front for yourself.

Asgarnia campaign (BREACH), Quest 4. Sir Tiffy has noticed Kinshra officers going north and not coming back. Steal their orders from the Dark Warriors' Fortress, meet Lord Daquarius, and follow an old Temple Knight reference into the Wilderness to a place the records call the First Scar.

Every real-player kill mints a loot key - claim it at the Lumbridge Loot Chest before someone takes it off your corpse.

OSRS keep-3 rules apply everywhere - what you keep, where your stuff goes, and which content is safe.

What killing players pays, where to spend Blood Money, and how your Elo and rank percentile work.

Fake-player fighters hunt every road outside the city walls and the whole wilderness - weak metal fodder near town, escalating to elite NH meta deep in the wild, every kill paying Blood Money and rolling PK-set loot. Practise on them, then cross the ditch.

Varrock fell twelve years ago and stays fallen. No guards, no townsfolk - the dead walk the streets beside rogues and PKers, and the loot flows to whoever walks out alive.

Fourteen named boss PKers across seven organized camps. The Sergeant assigns them weakest to strongest - each one you beat unlocks the gear for the next, all the way to AGS-class loot.

Hostile ground turned loot grounds - gather from the loot spots and the supply drop, survive the garrison and the PKers, and slip out through a smugglers' trapdoor with your haul. First zone - the Wild Bandit Stronghold.

The instanced tower-assault minigame - solo or in a band of five - that unlocks the special spellbooks and farms high-tier runes.

The Corporeal Beast now lives only in its own cave - no more Lumbridge event spawn - with its real OSRS stats and drop table.

The undead dragon of Ungael - a solo instanced fight with dodge mechanics, acid phases and dragon-tier loot.

The six cursed brothers of Morytania - dig into the mounds, fight them one at a time, find the tunnel and loot the chest.

The serpent of the poison waste - solo instanced, four rotations, form-swapping combat and the fang-tier loot table.

The lab-grown hydra of Karuulm - four phases, chemical vents that strip its defences, and the claw-tier loot table.

The classic stake-your-items duel. Challenge a player anywhere in a safe zone, set the rules, both put up items and coins, then get whisked to a private arena and fight to the death - the winner takes the whole pot. Escrowed and crash-safe, so it can't be scammed.

The three-headed dragon of the lair island - four kinds of dragonfire, multi-way, the classic entry boss.

The fire-cape gauntlet is back - the real cave's wave engine, waves 50-63 ending in TzTok-Jad, solo instanced with practice mode.

The Falador mole - a burrowing melee boss for mid-level players, mole claws and skins for the Bird's Nest trade.

All four throne rooms are back at once - the generals, their bodyguards, and the godsword grind.

The two-form queen of the Kalphite Lair - switch prayers and switch styles between her flying and crawling forms.

Content that's on the roadmap or visible in-game as "coming soon" - and what's actually playable today.

Rex, Prime and Supreme in the Waterbirth chamber - three kings, three styles, the classic ring drops.

The seven classic Wilderness bosses - Callisto, Vet'ion, Venenatis, Scorpia, the Chaos Elemental, the Chaos Fanatic and the Crazy Archaeologist - at their old lairs, with Callisto in his den.

Kraken, Cerberus, the Thermonuclear Smoke Devil, Skotizo and the Demonic Gorillas - the Slayer-tier bosses and their classic uniques.

Neypotzli beneath Cam Torum - subdue the Blood, Blue and Eclipse Moons and claim the Lunar Chest for the Moon armour sets and weapons.

What waits in the ruins outside the wars - elite undead, salvage piles, Malachai the Hollow, the Palace Warden and Captain Rovin's Arrav Intelligence assignments.

Operate a Digsite winch to descend into the buried Zarosian temple - three waves of wardens, the Custodian of Senntisten, relics and expedition logs.

The two repeatable story bosses - fight Zemouregal beside Arrav in the fallen palace, and face the Convergence in the depths beneath the Digsite.

The classic Firemaking boss - keep four braziers burning through the cold, heal the pyromancers, subdue the Wintertodt for supply crates.

The Void Knights' classic - board a lander, defend the Void Knight, destroy four portals, earn Pest Control points for Void Knight equipment.

The Runecraft minigame - mine guardian remains, craft essence, imbue it at the altar portals, power the Great Guardian and hold the barrier line against the abyss.

Ancient, Lunar and Arceuus are sealed until you clear the Wizard Tower. Here's the exact path.

Utility spells, curses and freezes, Vengeance, Tele Block, and where to get runes.

Where every skill trains, why The Mire is the hub, and how skilling literally powers the war.

What the Quartermaster pays for supplies, how the sell-only Supply Depot works, how Supply Drives double your War Effort, and the difference between War Effort and Realm Supplies.

Vannaka's combat tasks and gathering contracts - streak points, auto-tracking, and the rewards shop.

Keldagrim's Blast Furnace - ore on the belt, bars from the dispenser, half the coal of a normal furnace, and a coffer that pays the dwarves.

The Lumbridge courtyard market, the Trading Post's buy/sell prices, and what's deliberately not sold.

The complete vendor reference - every shop in the realm, where it stands, what it stocks and what it costs.

Upgrade rune gear into dragon with runite bars, coins and Smithing levels.

The endgame gear chase - Torva, Masori and Ancestral, forged from war service, skilling and the market.

The clear route to Torva, godswords, dragon claws, megarares and spirit shields - every source, every rate, every price.

Percentile dice against the house - 51+ wins, 5% rake, 100m max bet.

Free coins and vote tickets every calendar day - streaks stack the payout.

Recruit, train, gear and command your own levelable AI fighters - up to three at your side, a roster that grows with your rank and a price that climbs with every soldier.

How bonds move between players, what redeeming gets you, and the membership tiers.