OSRS Services & Boosting

BILS is a team of Old School RuneScape players. We train, quest and boss on your account by hand, and every one of our OSRS services runs on its own support ticket, so what you bought and what got done stay in writing. No bots or macros touch an order.

TzTok-Jad waits at the end of the Fight Caves' 63 waves, and the fire cape is the reward for killing him. The Inferno takes that cape as a one-time entry fee, handed to TzHaar-Ket-Keh, so an account that has never entered needs a fire cape first. The Inferno runs 69 waves and ends on TzKal-Zuk.

The Fortis Colosseum has 12 waves, with Sol Heredit on the last. Entry needs Children of the Sun. The wave 12 reward chest always holds Dizana's quiver, which needs 75 Ranged to equip.

The Infernal Cape service is priced by build and weapon. It lists mains, zerkers and pures with Twisted Bow and ACB setups, and mains can also pick a Bowfa. The 1 Prayer Fire Cape is priced by Ranged tier. A 1 Prayer account has no overhead protection against Jad, because Protect from Magic, the lowest of the three protection prayers, needs 37 Prayer. The regular Fire Cape comes in maxed, zerker, pure and low-Ranged options. Dizana's Quiver is priced per finished quiver, which is one completed Colosseum run.

If a run fails, the team runs it again at no extra cost until the cape or quiver is done.

Infernal Cape, Fire Cape, mega scale CoX and Dizana's Quiver orders can run over Parsec. The booster plays through Parsec on your own PC, so you don't share your password. If you want Parsec, ask on live chat before you order. Our Discord has an ACB Infernal done over Parsec and an ironman Infernal with no blowpipe, both from this year.

If you'd rather do it yourself, our Inferno wave guide covers gear, supplies and Zuk, and the Fight Caves guide covers the waves and Jad.

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   Set up the order on the service page. Pick a level range, a build and weapon, or a quantity.

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   Add it to the cart. Adding to the cart never takes payment.

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   Press Start Order and leave your Discord name or email. This opens a support ticket. The ticket conversation runs in the live chat on this site, which is synced with our Discord.

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   The team checks requirements on the ticket before any work starts. They look at stats, quest state, unlocks and gear, and tell you if anything is missing. Payment is due in full before the work begins.

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   Send access after you pay. On a login order, you send the login details on the ticket once payment is in. On a Parsec order, there's no password to send.

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   A player on the team does the work and posts updates on the ticket. Signed-in customers can follow it under My Tickets.

Regular orders get about 8 working hours a day. Express gets about 20 working hours a day, at the surcharge shown on the line, which is +40% on capes, quests, diaries and ironman gathering. The finish time depends on the account, the setup and the queue.

Every booster has a public profile on the boosters page with client feedback and the content they cover, from raids to the Colosseum. If someone did good work for you before, ask for them by name on the ticket.

On-site reviews are on the reviews page. Trustpilot and our Sythe vouch thread are linked in the footer. The video proofs on the site are real orders, recorded by our own team.

Finished orders get posted in our Discord, so you can check the work there. Posts from this year include Desert Treasure II for a 1 Defence ironman, Slayer 28–60 on a hardcore pure from a Ranged safespot, General Graardor for a GIM, and Expert ToA for ironmen.

We take mains, zerkers, pures (1 Defence included), ironmen, HCIM, UIM, GIM and HCGIM. Ironmen can't trade, and the only thing they can buy on the Grand Exchange is a bond. That's why ironman quests have their own list and why gathering happens on the iron itself.

Your account is played by hand from our office, the one in the video proofs, and team managers track every order.

No OSRS boosting service can promise an account will never be banned, and our terms say BILS isn't responsible for bans, mutes, rollbacks or a lost Hardcore status.

We take Hardcore Ironman and Hardcore Group Ironman accounts, so tell us on the ticket if yours is one. One unsafe death turns a Hardcore Ironman into a regular ironman and costs a Hardcore Group Ironman group one of its shared lives. The team does everything it can to avoid a death, but a sudden internet or power cut can still cause one. That's rare, it's never on purpose, and it can happen just as easily when you play the account yourself. Ordering on a hardcore account means you accept that risk.