Necklace of rupture vs Oathplate chest
Values updated ·Which is worth more: Necklace of rupture or Oathplate chest?
Necklace of rupture is currently worth about 1.62× Oathplate chest. A one-for-one swap loses value for the Necklace of rupture side.
Is Necklace of rupture better than Oathplate chest in Old School RuneScape?
These two are not an even match in Old School RuneScape: at 125.64M gp, Necklace of rupture carries about 1.62× the value of Oathplate chest (77.76M gp). The gap — roughly 47.88M gp — is what the Oathplate chest side needs to make up with add-ons.
On demand, Necklace of rupture rates 3/10 and Oathplate chest rates 4/10 in the Old School RuneScape community — a slight edge to Oathplate chest when it comes to finding your next trade partner.
Necklace of rupture is down 12.2% over the last 7 days; oathplate chest is down 3.9% over the last 7 days. The 30-day picture (-12.2% vs -3.9%) suggests Oathplate chest has the stronger longer-term run.
Trade FAQ
Is Necklace of rupture better than Oathplate chest in Old School RuneScape?
Necklace of rupture is worth more: 125.64M gp versus 77.76M gp for Oathplate chest. Factoring in demand (Necklace of rupture 3/10, Oathplate chest 4/10), Necklace of rupture is the stronger item to hold right now.
Is Necklace of rupture worth Oathplate chest in Old School RuneScape?
Not one-for-one. Necklace of rupture is valued at 125.64M gp versus 77.76M gp for Oathplate chest, so the Oathplate chest side should add about 47.88M gp in extra value.
What is Necklace of rupture worth in Old School RuneScape?
Necklace of rupture currently trades around 125.64M gp with community demand of 3/10.
What is Oathplate chest worth in Old School RuneScape?
Oathplate chest currently trades around 77.76M gp with community demand of 4/10.
How much should I add to trade Oathplate chest for Necklace of rupture?
About 47.88M gp in extra value — that closes the gap between Oathplate chest (77.76M gp) and Necklace of rupture (125.64M gp). Use the calculator to test add-on combinations until the verdict reads Fair.