Sanguine - Raids 4

Sanguine launched on Saturday 12 September 2026 and the economy is brand new - everybody on it started from nothing on the same evening, so nobody has a head start on you.

New: the Fractured Archive is open, the fourth raid and the newest from Old School. The Archive Guardian first, then your pick of Bork and his Smorks, Dreadnoth or Xarth, and Ocellus at the end of it all, solo or in a party of up to eight, with new uniques like the Obligator and a pet of its own, Orion.

Sanguine is an OldSchool RuneScape server running a custom RuneLite client, built on one idea: your gear is free, and the endgame is the chase.

Your loot is worth what somebody will pay for it. The Grand Exchange is a genuine player-driven order book with matching and escrow, not a shop-price skin. Your starting kit costs nothing, so everything above it is earned: godswords, raids gear, best-in-slot, pets and cosmetics.

The boss roster is native, not stubbed. The Inferno (waves 1 to 68, plus TzKal-Zuk), the Chambers of Xeric (the Great Olm), the Theatre of Blood (Verzik Vitur, with solo scaling), Sol Heredit in the Fortis Colosseum, Yama, the Doom of Mokhaiotl, all four God Wars generals, Nex and the Ancient Prison, the Dagannoth Kings, Vorkath, Cerberus, the Corrupted Gauntlet, the Nightmare and Phosani's Nightmare, Zulrah and all four Desert Treasure II bosses are built against the actual OSRS wiki mechanics rather than a simplified copy.

Outside combat there is a genuine player-driven Grand Exchange (real order-book matching, not a shop-price skin), Agility and the blood gathering nodes, combat achievements, a rebuilt bank and equipment interface, a searchable boss drop-table viewer, and a leaderboard for kills and wealth.

The Wilderness is the premium lane rather than the whole game. Blood Money is the universal combat currency - every boss in the game pays it, and the wild pays more. Blood revenants roam and grow stronger the deeper you go, up to the rare Blood Maledictus, alongside a parallel Blood Slayer track.

New content and fixes ship most days, and every rate on the wiki is generated from the live server - so you can check any claim on this page before you install anything.