Presets

A preset is a ready-made build you can run instead of your own task list. It isn’t a fixed list: it describes a route, and each account turns it into its own plan, with its own switch levels, methods, extras and order. The same account always gets the same plan, so you can stop and restart without it changing.

The Presets screen

The left side lists the presets, each with a one-line summary. The active preset has a green dot.

Select a preset to see:

• Its name, version and description, and its goals as chips (for example 99 Firemaking).
• Use this preset (or Stop using preset if it’s active).
• A Preview of the plan.

Preview

The preview lists the plan step by step, for example Firemaking 1 → 54 · Chop & Burn, and starts with a Pacing line describing the account’s style (see Account seeds).

• This account shows the plan for the account you’re logged in on. It’s the plan Start will run, and it’s the same every run.
• Another account shows a made-up sample account, so you can see how plans differ. Press it again for another sample.

Before you log in there’s no account to plan for, so the preview shows sample accounts only.

If something in the plan needs a requirement that nothing in the plan provides and your account doesn’t have, the preview says so in yellow under the list: (task) needs (requirement); nothing in the plan provides it, so it waits. That task will wait until you meet the requirement some other way.

The presets

99 Firemaking

Logs to around 50, then Wintertodt to 99. Members.

The account burns logs it chops itself until somewhere between 50 and 58, then plays Wintertodt to 99. Each account’s version is built like this:

Stage	Ends at	Method (chance)
1	A level between 50 and 58	Chop & Burn (3 in 5) or Chop & Bonfire (2 in 5)
2	A level between 70 and 85	Mass Wintertodt (3 in 4) or Solo Wintertodt (1 in 4)
3	99	Mass Wintertodt (2 in 3) or Solo Wintertodt (1 in 3)

On each Wintertodt stage, the account also decides whether to fletch in mass games (3 in 4 accounts do) and whether to collect its rewards when it reaches the stage’s goal (1 in 2).

Extras: each account does none, one or both of these:

• The quest Daddy’s Home.
• Woodcutting to a level between 30 and 45 with Chop & Drop.

When Daddy’s Home is in the plan, it’s always placed before Wintertodt.

99 FM, 73 Agility, 80 RC

99 Firemaking plus 73 Agility and 80 Runecrafting through GOTR. Members.

Everything in 99 Firemaking (with the same choices that account makes there), plus:

Agility to 73

Stage	Ends at	Method (chance)
1	A level between 30 and 40	Auto-progress
2	A level between 45 and 60	Auto-progress (3 in 4) or Agility Pyramid (1 in 4)
3	73	Auto-progress

About 7 in 10 accounts use the Use Wyrm option on every Auto-progress stage; the rest don’t.

Quests: Rune Mysteries, Enter The Abyss and Temple of the Eye. Guardians of the Rift needs Temple of the Eye, so these come before it.

Runecrafting to 80

Stage	Ends at	Method (chance)
1	A level between 27 and 40	Arceuus Library
2	80	GOTR (4 in 5) or Arceuus Library (1 in 5)

Using a preset

1. Open Presets and select a preset.
2. Check the This account preview.
3. Press Use this preset.
4. Press Start.

While a preset is active:

• The Setup screen shows a banner: Preset “…” is active: Start runs it and ignores the tasks below. Your own task list stays there, untouched, for later.
• Everything in Preferences still applies: breaks, rotation, game settings, gear caps, alerts.
• The active preset is saved in your profile, so loading the profile or starting from it runs the preset again.

To go back to your own list, press Stop using preset on the Presets screen or on the Setup banner.

Levels the account already has count as done straight away. An account at 60 Firemaking skips the log-burning stage and goes to Wintertodt. Progress carries over between runs, and between plan changes made with Edit plan & settings.

Adapting a preset

Presets can’t be edited, and there’s no button to copy one into the Setup list. To build something similar of your own:

• Add the skills on Setup with the Any (per account) method. Firemaking, Agility and Runecrafting follow the same routes the presets use, between whatever levels you set. An account’s choices along a route there can differ from the choices it makes in a preset. Runecrafting only uses GOTR when Temple of the Eye is complete or in your list.
• Add the quests the preset includes.
• Turn on Randomize task order per account in Preferences, so each account gets its own order with requirements first, as a preset does.

See Building a plan and Account seeds.