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OSRS Reveals Limited The Fractured Archive Pins
Old School RuneScape’s October 23 physical merchandise release pairs limited The Fractured Archive pins with items first seen at RuneFest. Numbered Rururupert prints and Varlamore pins round out the collector-focused range.
The Fractured Archive moves into physical merchandise
Old School RuneScape marked the launch of The Fractured Archive with a physical merchandise announcement on October 23. The range extends beyond the new theme, bringing together wearable items previously shown at RuneFest, a three-piece art set by Rururupert, bumper stickers and limited Varlamore pins made by Angels Scapes. That mix gives players several ways to represent the game, from display pieces for a collection to clothing and accessories intended for regular use. It is also worth drawing a clear distinction: these are physical products inspired by the OSRS world, not in-game items, digital rewards or additions to account progression.
Only 199 matching-number TFA pin sets
One of the most tightly limited products is The Fractured Archive pin set, with 199 matching-number sets produced. Its designs depict the dual Ascension Crossbows, Zoyra’s Tome, The Obligator and Rondache, arranged on a graphic backing card. Matching numbering across the pieces gives the release the feel of a coordinated display set rather than a group of unrelated pins, while the named motifs keep it closely tied to the archive theme. The announcement does not establish a universal period of availability or promise remaining stock, so collectors interested in the set should use the product listing for the latest purchase status.
RuneFest socks and the Gone Fishing cap go online
Several wearable designs that appeared at RuneFest have joined the online merchandise selection. The sock range covers four recognizable OSRS subjects: DDS, Jad, Runes and the Fire Cape. The variety lets buyers choose a specific game reference instead of relying on a single general logo design. The Gone Fishing cap takes a more understated route with powder-blue cord fabric, a woven badge, embroidered detailing on the side and an adjustable back. Its palette and iconography draw directly from the Fishing Skillcape, giving the hat a clear skill identity while retaining the practical features expected from an everyday cap.
The Rururupert set collects 115 game motifs
Rururupert’s three-print collection is limited to 600 sets, with every print numbered by hand in pencil. Each image is produced as a Giclée print on 300gsm stock, and the trio is rolled inside a protective black tube for shipping. Superior Slayer Monsters contains 31 hand-drawn creatures. Headgear charts 48 hats and helmets in the order they were added to the game, creating a compact visual timeline of OSRS equipment. Arms brings together 36 iconic weapons in a single composition. Those stated counts make the contents unusually easy to assess before ordering, whether a buyer is most interested in creature art, the history of wearable equipment or a broad survey of familiar weapons.
Varlamore pins, stickers and a shipping caveat
Bumper stickers provide another smaller-format option in the new selection. Angels Scapes’ limited Varlamore pin line covers all three Moons of Peril, alongside the Sunfire Fanatic Helm, Dizana’s Quiver and a Ralos-themed design. This portion of the range therefore spans characters, equipment and one of the region’s defining symbols instead of focusing on a single encounter. The official post says the lines are shipping for the holiday season, but that wording should not be treated as a guaranteed arrival date for every destination. Current stock, supported shipping regions and estimated delivery timing should be confirmed during checkout.
Source: Old School RuneScape