Everything your clan does,
already counted.
Bingos, tile races, ladders, skill and boss weeks, clan against clan. Anvil holds the board and the roster; the RuneLite plugin watches the game and fills them in. Set it up once — then go play it like everybody else.
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Every one of those was submitted by the plugin, with the screenshot attached.
If it happens in game, it counts.
15 kinds of tile, all filled in by the plugin while you play. No screenshots to chase, no honour system, no spreadsheet.
And it remembers, between events.
The plugin syncs the parts of your account that events are built from, so a board can ask for a first Quiver rather than one more Colosseum.
The person running the event never gets to play it.
Whatever the format, the organiser spends it doing data entry. Anyone who has run one recognises the left-hand column.
- ×A spreadsheet only one person understands
- ×200 screenshots in a thread, checked by hand
- דDoes this count?” — twice a day, for a fortnight
- ×Somebody’s drop missed because they posted it at 3am
- ×Recounting the totals the night it ends
- ×Two weeks of your own event, spent on admin
- ✓One page everyone reads, always current
- ✓Drops, kills and levels submit themselves
- ✓Rules decided once, when you build the thing
- ✓Nothing missed — the plugin was watching
- ✓Standings settled the moment it ends
- ✓You play in it, like everybody else
Where your clan already talks.
The bot posts drops, deaths, standings and winners into the channels you choose — and answers questions in 16 languages.
And when you want a rival.
The one thing you cannot do alone — and the reason every clan sits on one platform rather than one site each.
Your next event could run without you.
Set the clan up in an evening. The plugin is on the RuneLite hub, and your members install it once for every clan they will ever be in. Then it is somebody else’s turn to wonder how you find the time.