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Rollback rocks the exchange as teleport surge hits day five
OSRS went offline and came back with a full rollback, teleport tablets kept surging, mithril keel parts spiked on the Deep Sea Diving blog, and magic stocks reversed hard.
By The Market desk3 min read
Items in this story
- 5,872 gp-22.2%
- 1,983 gp-1.6%
- 259.5M gp-11.7%
- 525 gp+5%
Latest hourly price and 24h change.
Not your average Sunday. OSRS went offline mid-afternoon after infrastructure issues, and Jagex rolled the entire game back to a 15:42 UTC snapshot to prevent item duplication. Today’s numbers come from a shorter trading window — and a market that had a lot to process.
Teleport tablets hit day five
7,529 gp · ▲ 75.2% in 24h · ▲ 76.5% in 7d · 23,222 traded (99.81M gp)
The broad teleport tablet surge is now in its fifth straight day, and Barrows teleport took the spotlight — up 75% with nearly 100M gp changing hands. Draynor Manor teleport followed with an 87% daily gain. Earlier in the week it was Civitas illa Fortis scrolls and Ourania tablets; now the rally is reaching deeper into the list.
The cause still isn’t clear. These items span too many unrelated destinations for one piece of content to explain. When everything teleport-shaped goes up at once, the market is usually telling you something about supply, not demand.
Barrows teleport (tablet) price chart
Mithril keel parts spike on Diving blog
1,933 gp · ▲ 83.3% in 24h · ▲ 63.6% in 7d · 14,644 traded (15.44M gp)
Mithril keel parts — a Sailing construction material — nearly doubled overnight after Jagex updated the Deep Sea Diving Expansion blog with tweaked proposals and confirmed a poll is going live today. The expansion adds new dive sites with Sailing level requirements, which means more ships, more repairs, and more demand for parts. The initial blog kicked off last week’s climb; today’s update with a confirmed poll lit the fuse.
Mithril keel parts price chart
Horn of Bran below 290M
289.3M gp · ▼ 4.9% in 24h · ▼ 27.5% in 7d · 644 traded (186.3B gp)
The Horn of Bran shed another 4.9% and dipped below 290M for the first time since the early days of The Fractured Archive. It started the week near 400M; the slide began after the November 3 update revealed its drop weighting at 3 in 15, and it hasn’t found a floor yet.
Still, 186B gp changed hands today. Buyers are out there — they’re just patient.
Magic stock whiplash
717 gp · ▼ 43% in 24h · ▲ 124.3% in 7d · 28,452 traded (20.41M gp) · 31× usual volume
Magic stocks had a wild week. The price ran up 124% over seven days, then cratered 43% today on 31 times the usual volume. That kind of volume spike on a reversal usually means a concentrated position getting unwound, not casual selling. Whatever drove the week-long climb, today’s sellers had plenty to offload — and the market absorbed it without blinking.
What to watch
The rollback aftermath tops the list. Jagex flagged a Gauntlet item-loss bug discovered during the outage and said they’ll address it tomorrow. The Deep Sea Diving poll should be live by the time you read this — if it passes, expect Sailing materials to stay in the spotlight. And if you’ve worked out why every teleport in the game is spiking, do let us know — day five and counting.
Prices are hourly averages from the OSRS Wiki real-time prices API, through 9 Nov, 23:00 UTC. Not trading advice.
Nemo signing off from Chinchompa News.