Old School RuneScape Merch Logs: A Decade of Memories and Fun

The Old School RuneScape community is abuzz with excitement as the 10th birthday event kicks off, marking a milestone in the game's history. This special celebration runs from today until March 15th, and Mod Skylark has been reaching out to the community for inspiration when designing new rewards.

As part of this event, Mod Other, who designed the 10th Birthday Event, shares their thoughts on what makes this occasion so significant. With a focus on nostalgia, this event takes players back to where it all began, allowing them to relive cherished memories and experience new ones.

At the heart of the celebration is the Cake-Off, a competition hosted by Party Pete in the party room. Patty Seer, the Lumbridge Cook's new assistant, has been traveling the world to learn about baking and has brought back some amazing recipes to share with the community. Her cake-making skills are put to the test as she competes against other notable figures from Gielinor.

To join in on the fun, players can begin by speaking to Patty Seer's new assistant in Lumbridge Castle. The Duke of Lumbridge has invited all sorts of important guests, including King Roald, Bentnoze and Wartface, Thurgo, Archmage Sedridor, Duke Horacio, and a Gnome Child, ensuring that the party is truly unforgettable.

As Old School RuneScape celebrates its 10th birthday, it's hard to believe how fast time has flown by. From tears of frustration to triumphs in battle, from streams of laughter to skills honed through endless practice, this game has brought countless memories and experiences to players around the world.

To commemorate this special occasion, a 10th Birthday FashionScape Extravaganza is being held, featuring exclusive rewards for players to enjoy. This event is not one to be missed, so make sure to join in on the fun and celebrate with fellow players from across the globe.

Join the celebration today and relive the magic of Old School RuneScape's first decade!

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