All these I believe are just fine. They encompass the conclusion of items in RuneScape, doing"all of" the OSRS gold tasks in all major regions of RuneScape. But then there are a number of odd ones. "The Annihilator" title. Can you count that as post-quest content? Or a title from a brand new slayer monster? If post-quest content, then it kind of makes sense, really completing the quest to it is full. The same goes for the Freneskae memorium crystals.

These don't encircle the completion of any full scope of articles in RuneScape. They are side objectives that help you gain experience in abilities that you have trained to 99 for the Completionist Cape, or can help you get there. However there are different methods of coaching which makes these non-compulsory and needs to be left for the Trimmed Cape. (With a few other additives which the player can finish, such as unlocking hidden lore - the Dragonkin journals out of QBD come into mind, as well as the Scabarite study notes) But then again this is also flawed - post-quest content has been dispersed across both capes. Why must I do exactly the Fate of the Gods post-quest content to the Completionist Cape, but maybe not the Song Out Of The Depths post-quest articles? What's this instead a Trimmed requirement? Why must I unlock all of the museum Kudos, that will be lore-related content, for its Completionist Cape, although not the Trimmed Completionist cape, which supposedly focuses on post-quest content like murdering the four slayer monster managers from the smokey well after smoking Kills?Slayer Masks. A huge part of Slayer is that the randomness of task assignments, and Slayer masks allow you to completely bypass that and perform the very same tasks every day. Wicked Pouch. Players have wanted a rune-holding thing for years, and when it's finally released, it ends up to be accessible only via Solomon's store. Moreover, this thing has the unique ability to swap between spellbooks and prayer books at any location. Silverhawk Boots. These boots allow you to buy agility XP and gain that XP completely losslessly, and are actually required if you would like to gain the quickest agility XP rates in the game. Portable Forge/Range/Well/Sawmill. I don't have too much information about these yet, but they seem like something straight from their future Inventor skill.

In summary, Jagex has been publishing new RWT things with features which don't have any parallel that can be obtained through legitimate gameplay. This could well be the way that future RWT will proceed. Thoughts? How do you really feel about this new kind of RWT? I think the great bulk of long time gamers don't enjoy the trending of SOF/Treasure Hunter. But variants of it have been in virtually online game you can think of, and Jagex does have to create money somehow, because their membership has dwindled so much, with all the bots that buy RuneScape gold they place out of commission, as well as all the people who have retired from the game, whatever the reason. If anything, they held out longer than any other game I have played, which they ought to find some credit for.