Sarim Shops
| Details | |
|---|---|
| Feature type | In-game shop window |
| Access | Sarim Shops in the client sidebar |
| Location | Home for the combined stores; nearby shopkeepers for their own stock |
| Rules and progression | |
| Cost | Coins or the selected shop currency |
Sarim Shops opens an in-game window for buying supplies and spending points. Open it from the client sidebar while at home. The stores are grouped by currency, and the Coins store combines eligible equipment, supply and skilling shops.
Buying items
- Return home and open Sarim Shops from the client sidebar. If the button is missing, enable the Sarim Shops plugin in your client settings.
- Choose a currency store. Its balance appears at the top. Carry coins in your inventory for coin purchases.
- Choose a category, or search for an item. Search covers every available store, so you do not need to know its shop first.
- Hover an item to check its details, price and requirements.
- Right-click and choose Value, Buy 1, Buy 5, Buy 10, Buy 50 or Buy X. Leave room for the items.
Buy X accepts up to 100,000 items per purchase request. Available stock, currency, eligibility and inventory room can reduce the amount actually bought.
Left-click buying is optional. Choose the 1, 10 or X quantity to enable it; selecting the same quantity again turns it off. It starts disabled whenever you open a new shop window.
The Coins store groups stock under Melee, Ranged, Magic, Supplies, Skilling, Slayer and other relevant categories. When eligible coin shops sell the same item, it appears once at the cheapest offered price. The Iron Man Store's eligible stock is merged into these categories for Ironman accounts.
Use an updated client. Older sidebar purchase requests receive an update notice.
Which shop should I use?
| What you need | Where to look |
|---|---|
| Food and potions on a regular account | Coins → Supplies |
| Basic weapons and armour | Coins → Melee, Ranged or Magic |
| Tools and supplies for training | Coins → Skilling |
| Basic equipment and tools on an Ironman account | Coins; eligible Iron Man Store stock is merged in |
| Task protection and finishing items | Coins → Slayer |
| Rewards bought with Slayer points | Slayer Point Shop |
| Rewards bought with Sarim points | Sarim Point Store |
| Rewards bought with Achievement Points | Achievement Point Store |
| Voting rewards | Vote Point Store |
| Rewards bought with Donator points | Donator Point Store |
The regular Consumables Store and Skilling Shop are unavailable to Ironman accounts. The Iron Man Store provides its own equipment, tools and basic supplies. Ironmen can also use the Magic Weapon Store for runes and staves. In standard stock-based shops, Ironmen can buy only default stock and cannot buy items sold by other players or stock above its normal starting amount.
Useful first purchases
- Slayer equipment: the Slayer Coin Shop sells an enchanted gem for 1 coin, a rock hammer for 500 coins, a nose peg for 200 coins and earmuffs for 200 coins. Buy the protection or finishing item your assignment needs.
- Ironman melee: the Iron Man Store sells a rune scimitar for 25,000 coins and a dragon scimitar for 185,000 coins. Check your equipment requirements before buying.
- Ironman magic: elemental staves cost 1,500 coins each in the Iron Man Store.
- Ironman skilling: a small fishing net costs 5 coins and a bronze axe costs 5 coins in the Iron Man Store.
Start with supplies for one trip. Keep some coins for food, ammunition and task changes before spending the rest on equipment.
Currencies
Coins, Sarim points, Slayer points, Achievement Points, vote points and Donator points are separate balances. Check the currency beside the item price before buying.
Daily Tasks award coins and Sarim points. Slayer awards Slayer points for completed assignments. Sarim Achievements explains Achievement Points and its reward store. See Voting and claiming for voting instructions.
Some donor ranks reduce prices in the Sarim Point Store and Achievement Point Store. You may still need enough points for the full listed price before the discounted purchase is accepted. Other shops have their own rules.
Selling and shopkeepers
Talking to a shopkeeper can open their own stock in the same window. The Open NPC shops here plugin setting controls this; disabling it uses the standard shop interface instead.
A shopkeeper session allows transactions only while you remain within 10 tiles of the place where you opened it. The combined home stores require you to stay at home. The window allows you to keep playing while it is open.
Choose Sell when the store accepts items. Only eligible inventory items appear, in their inventory order. Check Value before selling. Point stores listed above do not buy items back, and buying an item does not guarantee the same sell price.
If a purchase fails
- Return home for the combined stores, or move back near the shopkeeper for their stock.
- Check the currency, amount, inventory space and item requirements.
- Check your account restrictions. Ironman stock rules still apply.
- Finish account setup or any action that locks your character.
- Reopen the window if its session has closed or the selected item has changed.
Supply pack quantities
Opening a sack pack, basket pack, plant pot pack, compost pack or empty bucket pack gives 100 of its named supply. Buy enough packs for the quantity you need, rather than assuming these packs hold 5,000 each.
Plan supplies before buying
The Herblore, Farming and Construction guides list useful ingredients and tools for a training session. Check your mode's store and the quantity needed before purchasing. Reward boxes and caskets explains the difference between currency rewards and item rewards.
See also
Grid Master Rewards
Earn Grid points by completing Gridmaster tasks on the seasonal character, then spend them on your main character. Trade the League Tutor near the home arrival point to open Grid Master Rewards. The shop sells Trailblazer reloaded outfits, a banner, a torch and trophies for Grid points, and accepts both regular and Ironman accounts.
Talk to the tutor to refresh and check the point balance. The shop does not buy items back. See Gridmaster rewards for all prices and how points earned across seasons contribute to the main-account balance.