The RuneScape games will be Steamforged's twelveth  OSRS gold adaptation of a video-based game for tabletop. Past adaptations have included that of Monster Hunter: World board game, which earned PS3.4 million on Kickstarter in 2021.

The trade of virtual currencies to real-world currency can cause problems for a variety of online games, disrupting in-game economies, disrupting player experiences, or creating pay-to-win games. In RuneScape the exchange of its digital 'gold' has been a problem, leading to bots mining the resource, and accusations that the possibility to buy 'bonds' within the game for real money amounts gambling.

The company has announced that Jagex has outlined strategies to combat the issue. In a new blog post with the name "The RuneScape Team", Jagex claims that "gold purchased via RWT is a problem in any online game with an option to trade currency" however, even though its "Anti-Cheating Team has been doing a lot to fight RWT sellers both in or out" It will soon be taking more drastic measures with immediate beginning.

With a "growing staff and new methods", Jagex says it will not be merely in the business of acquiring gold and sources through RWT but also buyers. The intention is to stem the demand, as well as the supply.

Jagex promises to begin sending "messages to those we've identified that are engaged within"RWT" within "the next few hours". "For those who have been involved, we'd like to make it clear that this is the single message, and the only one," Jagex added.

Other measures that developers will be looking at as punishment for RWT actions are scheduled to consist of wealth removal - basically getting rid of gains that are not legitimately earned from accounts of players at a server level - and potential bans.

RuneScape's PvP feature, known as the Duel Arena, will also see stricter rules implemented. Jagex claims that the feature "has been a catalyst for this toxic behaviour" and that 38 percent of the bans for RWT action up to this point stem from this particular aspect which the players fire cape osrs play. The company claims that this equates up to "thousands of bans per month".