OSRS Reaper’s Raffle World Goals are nine community challenges that unlock extra prizes during Jagex’s November 2026 Hardcore Worlds event. The goals count what everyone achieves together. You aren’t expected to gain 100 million XP or catch 10 million fish on a single account.
Each completed milestone adds another reward to the Reaper’s Raffle prize pool. In its 11 November update, Jagex said players had already unlocked £7,000 in extra cash prizes and a second Starforge PC bundle. Here’s what the targets actually are, which prizes they add and how your own gameplay contributes.
All nine OSRS Reaper’s Raffle World Goals and their rewards
The official event list has nine targets. Reaching the XP milestone adds another Starforge PC Bundle (Pro) to the raffle. The remaining eight goals add cash prizes. These are collective figures for the Hardcore Worlds population, not targets for a single player’s skills or bank.
| Community goal | Target | Reward added to the raffle |
|---|---|---|
| Earn XP | 100,000,000 XP | Second Starforge OSRS PC Bundle (Pro) |
| Complete quests | 100,000 | Cash prize |
| Complete Achievement Diary tasks | 250,000 | Cash prize |
| Combined combat levels | 100,000 | Cash prize |
| Combined total levels | 250,000 | Cash prize |
| Fill Collection Log slots | 500,000 | Cash prize |
| Chop trees | 10,000,000 | Cash prize |
| Catch fish | 10,000,000 | Cash prize |
| Mine ore | 10,000,000 | Cash prize |
The combined combat-level and total-level targets are especially easy to misread. They’re the sum of the relevant levels across players. Likewise, the 500,000 Collection Log target counts logged items across the community. You can contribute a little without finishing a whole goal yourself.
Jagex said on 11 November that nearly all of the OSRS Reaper’s Raffle World Goals were complete. At that point, £7,000 in cash and the extra PC bundle had been added. That is a dated progress update, not a claim that every remaining target has now been met. For the current counter, check the event page linked at the bottom.
How OSRS Reaper’s Raffle World Goals unlock prizes
A completed community target adds a prize to the draw. It doesn’t award £1,000 to the last player who catches a fish, or automatically send cash to everybody who helped. You still need to meet the raffle’s entry and prize eligibility rules.
Those rules are separate from the community totals. Simply logging into Hardcore Worlds during the event earns an entry, and Death’s bounty-board tasks provide more. Each task can have its own prize eligibility requirements. If you’re looking for the entry process, start with our Reaper’s Raffle entry and prize guide rather than treating this table as a personal checklist.
The OSRS Reaper’s Raffle World Goals pool is also separate from World First prizes. World Firsts reward the first person to achieve a particular milestone, while World Goals reward the community by expanding the draw. Some World Firsts may already be claimed, so they’re not a reliable substitute for regular task entries.
How to help with the OSRS Reaper’s Raffle World Goals
You don’t have to register for World Goals or click a separate contribution button. Play on a Hardcore World and your normal activities help the totals. Gaining XP, completing quests, filling Collection Log slots and gathering resources all contribute to their corresponding targets.
If you’re starting with a new character, the less risky goals are an obvious place to begin. Early questing, Woodcutting, Fishing and Mining are straightforward ways to help while building your account. Hardcore Worlds use normal XP and drop rates and have their own economy, so there isn’t a boosted progression shortcut.
Be careful when switching to combat goals. One unsafe death ends the current Hardcore run. You can reset and begin again, or move surviving progress to the main game permanently. The Hardcore Worlds death rules and Reset or Transfer guide explain what you risk.
Where to check OSRS Reaper’s Raffle World Goals progress
Jagex’s official Reaper’s Raffle newspost has a World Goals section. The publisher said it planned to update the counters and World First status as the event progressed. That is a better place to judge what’s still open than a screenshot or an older progress report.
Don’t confuse the World Goal counters with the personal task tracker higher up the page. That checklist lets you manually pin, filter and tick Death’s tasks, but Jagex validates actual task completions from the game. Ticking a box on the website isn’t what unlocks a community goal or awards a personal raffle entry.
When are the OSRS Reaper’s Raffle World Goals prizes drawn?
The event runs from 4 to 30 November 2026. Jagex will announce the winners during a livestream on 8 December 2026. Winners are contacted only through the in-game messaging system, with prizes expected to ship at the beginning of 2027. Any age or country restrictions are set out in the official competition terms.
The useful distinction is simple: OSRS Reaper’s Raffle World Goals make the draw bigger; Death’s personal tasks earn your entries. Keep playing the Hardcore content that suits your character, and use Jagex’s tracker to see which shared targets have already been reached.
Official source: Jagex’s Reaper’s Raffle World Goals, progress and competition terms.
