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The Grand Tree

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OSRS TCG The Grand Tree — Old School RuneScape quest card mapping

Start: talk to King Narnode Shareen.

The Grand Tree, which shelters the majority of the small gnome population of Gielinor, is dying. Is it human sabotage or an inside job? Help King Shareen to find the true cause and save the tree gnomes from an uncertain fate.

The Grand Tree is a members Old School RuneScape quest rated Intermediate. The OSRS TCG The Grand Tree card list covers 1 of the items and monsters involved, including Coins. 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.

Coins

Coins

Resource • Clue • Barrows

Lovely money!

1 gpCommon

Walkthrough overview

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

  1. 1

    Speak to King Narnode Shareen in the Grand Tree; he shows you the dying roots and gives you a translation book and bark sample to take to Hazelmere, east of Yanille.

  2. 2

    Return the translated message to the king, then confront Glough in his treehouse and speak to Charlie the prisoner on the top floor, who points you to Glough's house — search the cupboard for his journal.

  3. 3

    Take a gliding trip to Karamja, avoid the jogres, give the Shipyard worker the password Ka-Lu-Min, and get a lumber order from the foreman.

  4. 4

    Get Glough's chest key from Anita, open his chest to find the invasion plans, then descend the trapdoor and defeat (or safespot) the level 172 black demon.

  5. 5

    Report to King Shareen, search the roots for the last Daconia rock, and finish the quest. (If you skipped helping Femi earlier, pay him 1,000 coins at the gate.)

    • Coins

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OSRS TCG The Grand Tree — frequently asked

Which OSRS TCG cards are linked to The Grand Tree?
1 catalogue cards map to The Grand Tree: Coins. 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 The Grand Tree members only?
Yes, The Grand Tree is a members quest. It is rated Intermediate.
What is the rarest card from The Grand Tree?
Coins 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 The Grand Tree 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 The Grand Tree?
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.

Related cards

Cards that come up around The Grand Tree but that you don't actually need for it — NPCs mentioned in passing, scenery, or items suggested only for convenience.