Raiments of the Eye
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The Raiments of the Eye are a set of robes that grant additional runes when worn while Runecrafting. The robes are a reward from Guardians of the Rift. Each piece of the outfit grants a 10% bonus runes, and an additional 20% bonus is provided when wearing the full set for a maximum bonus of 60%. Bonus runes do not provide additional experience. The hat, robe top, and robe bottoms can also be recoloured with abyssal dyes that are obtained as a rare reward from the Rewards Guardian.
Pieces of the outfit are purchased from the Guardians of the Rift reward shop for a total of 1,350 abyssal pearls. At an average of 2.14 pearls per search, this equates to roughly 180 games of Guardians of the Rift, and 630 searches, to obtain the full set.[1]
The hat can also be attuned to an imbued tiara to allow it to function as one, and doing so will cause all additional hats to share the same attunement. Only one tiara can be attuned at a time, and attuning does not consume the tiara.
The entire set, and its coloured variants, can be stored in a magic wardrobe in a costume room.
Extra rune mechanics
The outfit multiplier works using the following formula:
or if 10 does not divide evenly there is a chance to get extra runes based on the remainder of 10 and :
where the is 1, 2, 3 or 6 depending on the number of pieces of the outfit the player has equipped while making the runes and is the number of runes made before the outfit bonus is applied. For example, when making one death rune per essence with one piece of the outfit, only 2 or 3 bonus runes would be crafted, while two pieces would give 4 or 6 bonus runes, three pieces would give 6 or 9 bonus runes, and the full set would give 12 or 18 bonus runes. To contrast, at level 99 Runecraft, two death runes would be made per essence, so crafting 28 essence into runes with the full outfit would give 30 or 36 bonus runes.
The bonus runes granted stacks additively with other multipliers, such as runic extracts. This means that all rune multipliers act on the base amount of runes crafted where the bonus 60 runes per extract doesn't get the % bonus from the outfit.
Impact on Achievement Diary tasks
With this information, a formula can be developed to determine what rune multiplier is required for certain Achievement Diary tasks while wearing the full outfit. Let represent the number of runes needed to be crafted for a task. The task can be completed if runes of that type can be made without the outfit, or if at least runes of that type can be made per essence by default (as a consequence of a player's Runecraft level).[2]
| Diary | Task | Level normally | With raiments |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hard Falador | Craft 140 |
56 | 42 (With three outfit pieces, guaranteed) |
| Elite Lumbridge & Draynor | Craft 140 |
76 | 38 (With four outfit pieces, must get random chance to round up) 57 (With three outfit pieces, guaranteed) |
| Elite Varrock | Craft 100 |
78 | 52 (With two outfit pieces, guaranteed) |
| Elite Falador | Craft 252 |
88 | 55 (With four outfit pieces, guaranteed) 66 (With three outfit pieces, guaranteed) 77 (With two outfit pieces, guaranteed) |
Because the outfit can only give 60% more bonus runes at best, the outfit cannot reduce the level requirement for the Hard Lumbridge & Draynor diary (Cosmic runes), Elite Karamja diary (Nature runes), or Elite Fremennik diary (Astral runes), as an effective 100% bonus would be required, exceeding the 60% bonus of the outfit. However, the outfit does reduce the amount of essence needed for finishing double rune tasks, making them more convenient for completing the task with boosts, as the player can simply bring the boost with them straight to the altar. Without the outfit, boosting would require either juggling more than one inventory of items or logging out every 15 seconds to dodge the boost's decay timer.
| Diary | Task | Number of outfit pieces | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| One outfit piece | Two outfit pieces | Three outfit pieces | Full raiments set | ||
| Hard Lumbridge & Draynor | Craft 56 |
26 |
24 |
22 |
19 |
| Elite Fremennik | Craft 56 | ||||
| Elite Karamja | Craft 56 | ||||
The diaries can be done with [25,23,22,16] essence respectively but you must get the random chance to round up.
Components
Since individual outfit pieces provide the same bonus, it is recommended to purchase them in order of increasing cost, in order to get the bonus as soon as possible. Players that have Varrock armour unlocked may want to unlock the Robe top last due to the armour's passive effect being beneficial in Guardians of the Rift.
| Component | Cost | Normal | Red | Green | Blue |
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| Hat of the eye | |||||
| Robe top of the eye | |||||
| Robe bottoms of the eye | |||||
| Boots of the eye | N/A | ||||
| Abyssal dye | N/A | N/A | |||
| Total: | N/A | ||||
Gallery
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Raiments' default colours on body type A.
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Raiments' default colours on body type B.
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Red Raiments on body type A.
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Red Raiments on body type B.
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Green Raiments on body type A.
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Green Raiments on body type B.
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Blue Raiments on body type A.
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Blue Raiments on body type B.
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Concept art for the Raiments of the Eye, by Mod Jerv.
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Concept art for coloured versions of the Raiments, by Mod Jerv.
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