Singles-plus combat

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The Revenant Caves, which are entirely singles-plus.

A singles-plus combat area is an area of Gielinor that functions similar to single-way combat, with the exception that if a player is in combat with a monster, another player attacking will take priority over fighting the monster.

Singles-plus combat areas are identified by an icon of a single sword and a plus icon (This icon indicates that a player is in a singles-plus area) which appears in the bottom-right corner of the game window (on fixed mode) or under the minimap (on resizable mode).

All singles-plus areas are exclusively located in the Wilderness with the intention of facilitating player killing as it was originally introduced as a way around boxing in PvP, where players would do low to no damage to a monster to stay engaged in (PvM) combat as a means to escape fights with other players.

Currently, the only singles-plus combat areas are:

and the arenas for the weaker variants of the Wilderness bosses:

Exceptions

Revenant maledictus

Revenant maledictus is exclusively located in the Revenant Caves but can still be attacked by multiple players as if in multicombat.

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