RuneScape

RuneScape is an MCP server that provides tools for querying real-time game data from both RuneScape (RS) and Old School RuneScape (OSRS). Built to interface with official endpoints documented on the RuneScape Wiki API, it connects AI clients like Claude Desktop and Cursor directly to gaming databases. Players, developers, and game analysts use the server to retrieve Grand Exchange item prices, analyze historical pricing trends over 180-day periods, and review item details like IDs and examination text. It also exposes player hiscores to check experience points, skill levels, and activity rankings across standard and ironman accounts. In addition, the server offers tools for tracking the top fifty player leaderboards across various skills and bosses, viewing concurrent online player counts for RS and OSRS, and inspecting total registered account metrics. By surfacing live MMORPG statistics inside conversation sessions, it enables users to look up mechanics, trading values, and personal achievements without switching between multiple external wiki pages or hiscore websites.

Category: Finance, Crypto & Payments

Tags: gaming, hiscores, market data, osrs, runescape

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How to install and configure RuneScape

1. Ensure Node.js is installed on your system. 2. Open your client's configuration file, such as claude_desktop_config.json for Claude Desktop or mcp.json for Cursor. 3. Add the server entry using npx by inserting: json { "mcpServers": { "mcp-server-runescape": { "command": "npx", "args": ["-y", "mcp-server-runescape"] } } } 4. Alternatively, clone the repository, install dependencies via npm install or yarn, and configure the server to run node /path/to/mcp-server-runescape/src/server.js. 5. Save the configuration and restart your client.

What you can do with RuneScape

• Checking live Grand Exchange prices and percentage trends over 24 hours, 30 days, or 180 days for items like the dragon scimitar. - Inspecting player hiscores to review overall experience, skill levels, and activity ranks for individual usernames across normal or ironman profiles. - Querying top-50 leaderboards to find the highest-ranking players for specific skills or boss encounter scores like Zulrah and Jad. - Retrieving historical item pricing graphs across 180 days to compare daily values and average market prices over time. - Checking current online player numbers across RuneScape and Old School RuneScape to monitor active player base levels.

Key facts

• https://github.com/stefan-xyz/mcp-server-runescape
• Finance, Crypto & Payments, Other & General Purpose
• gaming, hiscores, market data, osrs, runescape

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How do I install RuneScape?

You can add the server to your MCP configuration file by defining mcp-server-runescape under the mcpServers key, setting the command to npx and args to -y mcp-server-runescape. Alternatively, clone the repository, run npm install or yarn, and execute the server file with node before restarting your MCP client.

What can RuneScape do?

The server provides tools to inspect Grand Exchange prices, track 180-day price histories, view item details, fetch player hiscores, pull top-50 skill and activity leaderboards, check total player accounts created, and report concurrent online player counts for both RS and OSRS.

Which MCP clients work with RuneScape?

It functions with any client that implements the Model Context Protocol. Supported examples include Claude Desktop, Cursor, and other custom developer environments that allow configuring MCP servers through local command execution.

Does this server support both RS3 and OSRS?

Yes, the tools are designed around API endpoints that support data queries for both main RuneScape and Old School RuneScape, allowing users to query hiscores and market metrics across both versions.