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Pirate's Treasure

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OSRS TCG Pirate's Treasure — Old School RuneScape quest card mapping

Start: talk to Redbeard Frank.

Redbeard Frank knows the location of pirate treasure, but he'll only part with the knowledge for a bottle of Karamjan rum.

Pirate's Treasure is a free-to-play Old School RuneScape quest rated Novice. The OSRS TCG Pirate's Treasure card list covers 5 of the items and monsters involved, including White apron, Coins and Banana. This page pairs the quest with those cards and with the open player trades for them; the OSRS Wiki remains the authority on requirements and the walkthrough itself.

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Required items & monsters

Items you need to bring and the monsters you'll fight, paired with their OSRS TCG cards. See the wiki for the full requirement list.

Also required (not collectible cards): Karamjan rum.

Walkthrough overview

A brief summary of the quest, noting where each card is used. The OSRS Wiki has the full, authoritative walkthrough.

  1. 1

    Talk to Redbeard Frank at the northern dock in Port Sarim; he wants Karamjan rum. Board a ship to Karamja from one of the sailors to the south (30 coins).

    • Coins
  2. 2

    In Karamja, buy a Karamjan rum from Zembo in the bar. The rum can't leave the island normally, so smuggle it: pick 10 bananas from the plantation, get a job from Luthas, then use the rum on the crate outside his hut and fill the crate with the bananas.

    • Coins
    • Banana
  3. 3

    Return to Port Sarim, take and wear the white apron from Gerrant's Fishy Business, then get a job from Wydin and search the crate with a banana on top in his back room to retrieve the rum.

    • White apron
    • Banana
  4. 4

    Give the rum to Redbeard Frank for a key to a chest in Varrock's Blue Moon Inn. Open it for a note pointing to Falador Park.

  5. 5

    In Falador Park, note where the Saradomin statue points, stand on the dirt 'X' and dig with a spade. Defeat or run from the gardener that appears, then dig again to get the casket and complete the quest.

    • Spade

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OSRS TCG Pirate's Treasure — frequently asked

Which OSRS TCG cards are linked to Pirate's Treasure?
5 catalogue cards map to Pirate's Treasure: White apron, Coins, Banana, Spade and Gardener. They are the quest's items and the monsters you fight that exist as cards in the Old School RuneScape TCG. The mapping is maintained by OSRS Card Exchange; whether something is a card, and its rarity, come from the OSRS TCG catalogue.
Is Pirate's Treasure members only?
No, Pirate's Treasure is free-to-play. It is rated Novice.
What is the rarest card from Pirate's Treasure?
White apron at Common, which packs land on about 37.34% of the time. Rarity comes from the card's OSRS TCG score, not from the quest.
How do I get the OSRS TCG Pirate's Treasure cards?
Pull them from packs in the OSRS TCG RuneLite plugin, or trade for them. Open exchanges for this quest's cards are listed further down this page, and the trade itself happens in the plugin's own Trade window in game.
Does this page tell me how to complete Pirate's Treasure?
It gives a brief walkthrough overview and maps the quest to its OSRS TCG cards — the items and monsters involved, and who is trading them. For the complete requirements, detailed steps and rewards, the OSRS Wiki link on this page is the authority.