Rune-Wiki

A guide that starts where you are

Most game wikis are organised by what things are. Rune-Wiki is organised by where you are. You tell it which region you just arrived in, and it shows what to do first as ordered steps you tick off, the main story quest that comes next, and how far you are through the six regions.

The quest pages work the same way. The main story has 10 quests and there are 28 side quests, each with a walkthrough in tickable steps, the items you need and the rewards. Progress is saved on the device, so it works without an account. Signing in is only there to sync between devices.

The map

The map is fullscreen and made for touch. Trees, ores, chests and the rest are layers you switch on and off, and nearby markers cluster into a count until you zoom in. You can search the map, jump to a region, and mark chests as found so they disappear from the ones still to collect.

On a wide screen the layers sit in a panel beside the map. On a phone they become a row of chips and a sheet, so the map keeps the whole screen.

Crafting

Every recipe is one search away, filtered by station or by what you are trying to make. Around the recipes are the tools I wanted while playing: a build list that takes a piece of gear or a whole set and returns every material and unlock, a comparison of up to three items stat by stat, and a checker for how high and how far a building can go before it falls.

How it is built

The site is Next.js exported as static pages and served from Cloudflare Workers, with a small Worker and a D1 database behind it for accounts and synced progress. It installs to the home screen and opens like an app.

The game data was imported once from the official RuneScape: Dragonwilds Wiki into versioned files, so the site never asks the wiki for anything while you use it. The text is reused under CC BY-NC-SA 3.0. Rune-Wiki is a fan project and is not affiliated with Jagex.

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