RSPS FAQ | Servers, Status and Revisions
Answers to common RSPS questions: what private servers are, how online status works and what 317, OSRS, 718 and Pre-EOC mean.
Common questions
What does RSPS mean?
RSPS stands for RuneScape Private Server: an independently operated game server inspired by RuneScape.
Are there still active RuneScape private servers?
Yes. Communities continue to run servers with different revisions, rates and gameplay styles. The online listings here depend on MoparScape status data.
How do I find an online RSPS?
Browse the listings marked online here, then open a server’s MoparScape profile to learn more before joining.
How often is the RSPS status updated?
MoparScape checks listed servers regularly, typically hourly. RspsOnline reads its feed and does not perform a separate check.
What is a 317 RSPS?
317 is a classic client revision label often associated with older RuneScape style private servers. A server’s content may extend far beyond the base revision.
What is an OSRS RSPS?
An OSRS RSPS is inspired by Old School RuneScape. Individual servers may add custom systems, bosses or progression rates.
What is a 718 RSPS?
718 refers to a later RuneScape client revision family with interfaces and content distinct from early 317 style servers.
What is a Pre-EOC RSPS?
Pre-EOC describes servers inspired by RuneScape before the Evolution of Combat update. Server implementations vary.
Are RSPS servers free to play?
Many are free to join, while some offer optional purchases. Check each server’s terms before registering.
Where can I find more RuneScape private servers?
Visit MoparScape for the complete toplist, server profiles, voting and more discovery options.