Granite maul crashes 29% on heavy volume, Horn of Bran keeps sliding

Quest Month rolls on, the first Name Release in nearly a decade kicked off today, and the Grand Exchange had a busy one.

Granite maul tanks

52,581 gp · ▼ 28.6% in 24h · ▼ 27.7% in 7d · 16,192 traded (851.4M gp) · 2.1× usual volume

One of PvP’s most iconic weapons dropped nearly 29% in a single day on more than double its usual volume. Sellers moved 851M gp worth of granite mauls through the GE today — the heaviest turnover of any item on the movers board.

No recent game update has touched the granite maul, its drop sources, or its special attack cost. Gargoyles still drop it at 1/256 and the ornate maul handle spec reduction hasn’t changed. The cause isn’t clear yet, but the sell-off was real.

Granite maul price chart

Horn of Bran keeps sliding

316M gp · ▼ 4.3% in 24h · ▼ 44.2% in 7d · 901 traded (284.7B gp)

Yesterday’s bounce didn’t stick. The Horn of Bran slipped another 4% today, falling to 316M after sitting near 566M just a week ago. The Quest Month update published The Fractured Archive’s full unique table on Sunday, and the Horn’s 3-in-15 weighting — behind the Rondache (5/15) and Zorya’s Tome (4/15) — keeps pushing sellers ahead of buyers.

With TFA balance tweaks due next week, nobody wants to hold the third-rarest unique at yesterday’s price when the drop table might shift again.

Horn of Bran price chart

Sailing supplies deflating

4,606 gp · ▼ 36.9% in 24h · ▼ 57% in 7d · 14,932 traded (68.78M gp) · 3× usual volume

The Rosewood repair kit shed more than half its value this week on triple its usual volume. It’s not alone — Camphor logs and Mithril keel parts are both sliding hard as the initial Sailing supply crunch eases and more players work their way through the skill.

Early adopters paid a premium for these materials when supply was thin. Now the boats are built and the surplus is landing on the GE.

Rosewood repair kit price chart

Oranges go wild

3,890 gp · ▲ 60.4% in 24h · ▲ 111.1% in 7d · 24,842 traded (60.23M gp)

In the day’s quirkiest move, a basket of oranges more than doubled in a week. Nearly 25,000 baskets changed hands and the buy-sell spread has blown wide open. No obvious game update behind this one — if you know why oranges are suddenly in demand, the Market desk is all ears.

Oranges(5) price chart

What to watch

TFA balance changes covering the Archive Guardian, Xarth, and Ascension shard rates are expected in next week’s update — those could move prices across the whole unique table. Keep an eye on the granite maul to see if selling pressure eases or if today’s crash was just the start.

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Prices are hourly averages from the OSRS Wiki real-time prices API, through 5 Nov, 23:00 UTC. Not trading advice.

Nemo signing off from Chinchompa News.