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Sanguine is listed as a Runescape private server on MU Top 100: PvP PvM, United Kingdom.
Project Reborn is listed as a Runescape private server on MU Top 100: PvP, United States.
RuneScape private servers, often called RSPS, are free fan-run versions of RuneScape with their own rates and rules. Some copy the Old School game, others rebuild the 2006 era, and some invent brand new content. Because each server is different, it pays to compare a few things before you pick the best RuneScape private server for you. Start with the Version, which tells you what era of the game the server is built on. Check the XP Rate to see how fast you level, and the region so you get low ping (a fast connection). Votes show how popular a server is with real players, and the opening date tells you how fresh the economy is. Read the owner's description for the shop policy, so you know if it is pay-to-win (real money buys power) or not. You can also filter this RuneScape server list by tags to find your style faster.
A good RSPS listing is honest and clear. The owner states the exact XP Rate, the Version the server runs on, and the game modes it offers, like Ironman (a self-found mode with no trading). The shop policy is upfront, so you know nothing important is locked behind payments (pay-to-win). Look for signs of an active community too, like steady votes and a real opening date. Fresh "grand opening" servers are popular for a simple reason: everyone starts fresh with an empty bank, so the economy is fair and the race to the top is even.
This site makes the hunt easier. Every server on the RuneScape server list is ranked by live votes from real players, so the order reflects what people actually play. Want something brand new? Check the new-servers feed for the latest RSPS additions, or the grand-openings calendar to see which RuneScape servers launch in the next few days. And if you run a server yourself, you can add it to the list for free and let players find you.
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A RuneScape private server, or RSPS, is a free fan-made version of RuneScape run by players instead of the official company. Each one sets its own rules, like faster XP rates, custom items, or a rebuilt old era of the game. You play it with a separate client and account, so it never touches your official RuneScape account.
Yes. Almost every RSPS is free to join and play. Server owners usually cover costs with optional donations, which may unlock cosmetics or perks in an in-game shop. That part varies a lot per server, so read the shop policy first. The base game itself, including skilling, bossing, and PvP (player versus player fights), costs nothing.
Pick a server on our RuneScape server list that matches the style you want. Click through to its detail page, then visit the server's own website. There you follow its steps to register an account and get its client (the program you play with). Every server has its own setup, so always use the instructions on the server's official site.
The revision is the client era a server is built on, and 317 is the classic base most RSPS use, while 718 comes from a later era of the game. On top of that, servers describe their style: OSRS-style (Old School), RS3-style, 2006 or 2007 remakes, Pre-EOC (before the Evolution of Combat update), or custom servers with invented content.
XP Rate shows how much faster you gain experience than in the official game. On x1 you train at normal speed, while x100 or x1000 makes levels fly by. Spawn servers even skip training and let you spawn items on command. Beginners usually enjoy a medium rate: fast enough to reach fun content like bossing, but slow enough that levels still feel earned.
Read the owner's description before you join and look for a clear shop policy. If the shop only sells cosmetics or small time-savers, you are fine. If it sells the best gear or huge XP boosts, that is pay-to-win. Economy servers, where everyone earns items, and Ironman mode (self-found, no trading) are safe picks. Player votes also tell you which servers people trust.
