As the hats for parties were only available in limited numbers for a brief time, and then were subsequently removed players lucky enough to own one may sell them for billions of game coins OSRS Gold. Even though the hats are purely decorative and offer no any stat bonuses, they’re right now among the top items on the Grand Exchange, hitting the maximum price of 2.1billion gold in 2015.
For a chance to own heads or the Golden Party Hat, players will have to complete “various objectives” and earn eight golden shards to reward their efforts. Once all eight have been earned, they are used to create the Golden Party Hat.
However, not only is the event time-bound, but only one golden hat will be able to be crafted by each participant. As with their predecessors from 2001, Jagex says of the golden hats that “after the cut-off time they will never be available to earn again!”
It is unclear if the new item will disrupt the game’s economy, and reduces the value of the existing party hats or is an entirely new and additional premium item remains to be seen. Jagex will be celebrating the occasion all the same, though, transforming the game’s Grand Exchange location into “a Golden Party Hat winter wonderland”.
The golden hat is the most awaited element (sorry) to RuneScape’s year-long 20th anniversary celebrations. Launching alongside the returning partyhat event is the fourth and final part of the anniversary quest Once Upon a Time, being played throughout the year long.
A fitting title Finale appropriately buy runescape 3 gold, the chapter can be described as “the conclusion of the adventure that explores RuneScape’s past, future, and present in bringing the tale to a close for Relomia The quest’s antagonist.”