OSRS Reaper’s Raffle 2026 lets Hardcore Worlds players earn entries into a real-world prize draw just by playing this November. Logging into a Hardcore World gives you one entry, and completing Death’s bounty-board tasks earns more. The event runs until 30 November 2026, with winners drawn on 8 December.
You don’t need to find raffle tickets, hand anything in or submit the checklist on Jagex’s website. The game records qualifying activity separately. What matters is playing in the right mode and choosing tasks your character can survive.
How to enter the OSRS Reaper’s Raffle 2026
You’ll need a character eligible for Hardcore Worlds rather than a normal Hardcore Ironman. A fresh character can start the challenge through Death’s Delegate on Tutorial Island. If you haven’t joined yet, follow our Hardcore Worlds guide before attempting the raffle tasks.
Enter a Hardcore World while the event is live to collect your initial entry. After that, use Death’s bounty boards for more. They cover six areas of the game, so you can make progress without immediately heading into boss fights or the Wilderness.
| Board | Typical objectives |
|---|---|
| Exploration | Travelling and discovering locations |
| Skilling | Training and gathering resources |
| Quests | Finishing quests and quest milestones |
| Achievements | Account-wide milestones and achievements |
| PvM | Monster and boss challenges |
| Wilderness | Tasks in dangerous PvP territory |
Not every task is worth the same number of entries. Most are worth one, while tougher achievements award three, five or ten. The OSRS Reaper’s Raffle 2026 tracker shows the individual task values and prize eligibility. Check those before taking a risk with a character you’ve spent days building.
Where to find the OSRS Reaper’s Raffle 2026 task tracker
Open Jagex’s Reaper’s Raffle news post and scroll to the task list. You can search the boards, filter tasks and pin up to 50 objectives. The checklist also remembers what you have ticked or hidden, but only on the same device. It won’t automatically follow you to a different phone or computer.
The important bit: ticking a task on the website does not give you an entry. It’s a manual planner. Jagex tracks and validates actual in-game completions. You can leave every box unchecked and still earn the entries you qualify for by playing.
If you die, earned raffle entries and completed tasks still count. Jagex confirms that this progress carries over between Hardcore Worlds deaths, so you can work towards other uncompleted objectives while rebuilding. Resetting still wipes the character’s levels, quests and possessions; it does not wipe the raffle credit already recorded.
What can you win in the OSRS Reaper’s Raffle 2026?
Jagex has advertised more than 100 prizes, including a custom Death statue, an OSRS Starforge PC bundle, official merchandise, Creator Crafted items and OSRSBricks sets. Different prizes can have different entry conditions, so use the eligibility section of the official tracker rather than assuming one login qualifies you for everything.
The community can unlock more prizes through shared World Goals. In its 11 November update, Jagex confirmed that players had already added £7,000 in cash prizes and a second Starforge PC bundle. That’s a bigger prize pool for the draw, not an automatic cash payment to everyone who helped. The nine targets are in our World Goals guide.
OSRS Reaper’s Raffle 2026 end date and winner announcement
The entry period runs from 4 to 30 November 2026. Jagex’s prize livestream is on 8 December 2026. Winners will be contacted only through the in-game messaging system, with prize shipping expected at the beginning of 2027.
Treat emails or social messages claiming you’ve won with caution. The official post is also where to read the competition terms, including any age or country restrictions attached to individual prizes. Winning a particular reward can depend on the task you’ve completed.
Does a Hardcore Worlds death affect OSRS Reaper’s Raffle 2026 entries?
Your recorded raffle entries are separate from the character you used to earn them. Hardcore Worlds itself still gives you a choice after a fatal death: reset for a new one-life attempt, or transfer your surviving progress to the regular game. The transfer is permanent. Our Reset or Transfer guide explains which items survive.
If you’re rebuilding after a death, the official task list will help you decide what to tackle next. Once you’ve transferred the character to the main game, you can’t use that character to complete new Hardcore Worlds tasks. The raffle is tied to the event’s separate Hardcore servers.
How are World First prizes different?
World Firsts recognise the first players to complete particular Hardcore Worlds achievements. They’re separate from the general raffle and some come with their own physical prizes. A World First can only be claimed once, so check the live Jagex event page before spending time chasing one that another player may already have secured.
For most players, OSRS Reaper’s Raffle 2026 is simple: join a Hardcore World before 30 November, choose tasks that suit your account, and check the official tracker for prize conditions. The draw follows on 8 December.
Official source: Jagex’s Reaper’s Raffle task tracker, prizes and terms.
