Mystic set (dark) vs Tyrannical ring
Values updated ·Which is worth more: Mystic set (dark) or Tyrannical ring?
Mystic set (dark) is currently worth about 1.16× Tyrannical ring. A one-for-one swap loses value for the Mystic set (dark) side.
Is Mystic set (dark) better than Tyrannical ring in Old School RuneScape?
A straight Mystic set (dark) for Tyrannical ring swap is not even in Old School RuneScape: Mystic set (dark) is worth about 1.16× Tyrannical ring (218.4K gp vs 187.9K gp). Whoever gives up the Mystic set (dark) loses roughly 30.5K gp in value unless the other side adds items to close the gap.
Neither item is a liquidity trap: community demand sits at 4/10 for Mystic set (dark) and 3/10 for Tyrannical ring, so both should re-trade at a reasonable pace.
On recent form, Mystic set (dark) has held steady this week and tyrannical ring has held steady this week. Over 30 days the moves are 0% and 0% respectively, with low volatility on Mystic set (dark) and low on Tyrannical ring.
Trade FAQ
Is Mystic set (dark) better than Tyrannical ring in Old School RuneScape?
Mystic set (dark) is worth more: 218.4K gp versus 187.9K gp for Tyrannical ring. Factoring in demand (Mystic set (dark) 4/10, Tyrannical ring 3/10), Mystic set (dark) is the stronger item to hold right now.
Is Mystic set (dark) worth Tyrannical ring in Old School RuneScape?
Not one-for-one. Mystic set (dark) is valued at 218.4K gp versus 187.9K gp for Tyrannical ring, so the Tyrannical ring side should add about 30.5K gp in extra value.
What is Mystic set (dark) worth in Old School RuneScape?
Mystic set (dark) currently trades around 218.4K gp with community demand of 4/10.
What is Tyrannical ring worth in Old School RuneScape?
Tyrannical ring currently trades around 187.9K gp with community demand of 3/10.
How much should I add to trade Tyrannical ring for Mystic set (dark)?
About 30.5K gp in extra value — that closes the gap between Tyrannical ring (187.9K gp) and Mystic set (dark) (218.4K gp). Use the calculator to test add-on combinations until the verdict reads Fair.