 Inventory render | |
| Released | Near-Reality |
|---|---|
| Tradeable | Yes |
| Equipable | No |
| Stackable | No |
| Options | Drop |
| Examine | None |
| Values | |
| Value | 0 coins |
| Alchemy | Cannot be alched |
The Custom Item Token is for one custom look. You cannot click the token to get the look.
No Redeem option The token only has Drop. There is no Keep, Redeem, or Morph. Open a ticket. Staff take the token and give you the finished custom.
How it works
- Have the token on the account.
- Open a ticket. Name the cosmetic you want to start from, and the colours.
- The look has to start from a cosmetic. A combat unique is not used as the base, even if you only want the look.
- Staff take the token and give you the finished custom.
- The look is already dyed. It trades unless staff said that one is bound.
How to get one
The token is not a credit store listing. Players trade them, including on the Grand Exchange.
The store’s Overall Track is lifetime spend. It never resets. When you hit a step, that reward goes to your bank. Some of those steps are these tokens.
The Reward Track tab is a timed window. It is not the Overall Track.
A Cosmetic mystery box or a Regal Mystery Box can also give a token. Those boxes are on the credit store.
Single or set
This token is one look. A Custom Item Set Token is for a matching outfit.
Trade
The token trades. Looks from a token trade unless staff said that one is bound. Older holiday-rare customs that came from a token also trade, including custom ankou, santas, hweens, and partyhats. They are not listed on this page.
What it is not
- Not the Recolour option on the Master completionist cape. That is on Recolourable items.
- Not a dye kit, and there is no NPC who dyes other items.
- Not a Rank transfer token or a World boost token.
- Not a staff gift. A custom without a token is a different path.
Candidate cosmetic bases
Staff draft Staff are still deciding which cosmetics can be dyed from a token. This is a working list for that, not a promise that every item here can be dyed.
The look has to start from a cosmetic that already exists. A combat unique is not used as the base, even as fashion.
Already used means staff have already dyed that base for a token look. Proposed is for staff to prune or add to.
Recolour on the Master completionist cape is a different system. That is on Recolourable items.
Finished looks
Staff take this token and give you one dyed look. The table above is the base list, not every finished name.
See Custom item tokens for both tokens, and Recolourable items for the cape you can recolour yourself.