Best In Slot Gear Finder
Find your dream gear set or discover the next item to improve your combat effectiveness
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Change Log
21st Feb 2022
Feature: added ability to select two handed items and updated item data sets
2nd Sep 2022
Feature: added Tombs of Amascut items
2nd Sep 2022
Feature: added drops from Nex, Torvas set, Zaryte Vambraces, Zaryte crossbow
2nd Sep 2022
Feature: added zealot's robe set
2nd Sep 2022
Bug fix: removed Emir's Arena items
25th Jun 2022
Feature: added ability to create and share links to current item set
11th Dec 2021
Bug fix: removing last man standing item variants from data set
❓Frequently Asked Questions
What does Best in Slot (BiS) mean in OSRS?
Best in Slot (BiS) refers to the absolute best gear piece for a specific equipment slot that maximizes your combat effectiveness. BiS gear typically has the highest offensive or defensive bonuses for its slot and is often obtained from high-level PvM content or costs significant GP. Different combat styles and situations have different BiS setups.
How do I use the Best in Slot Finder?
Select your combat style (melee, ranged, or magic) and enter your combat stats. The tool will display the optimal gear for each equipment slot based on your levels. You can click on any gear slot to see alternative options, compare stats, and choose items that fit your budget or requirements. The tool automatically filters items you can't equip based on your stats.
What is the most expensive BiS gear in OSRS?
The most expensive BiS gear includes items like the Twisted bow (1-2B GP), Scythe of vitur (400M-800M GP), Tumeken's shadow (1-2B GP), Torva armor pieces (200-400M each), and the Inquisitor's armor set. Prices fluctuate based on the game's economy. Many players work towards BiS gear progressively, using cheaper alternatives while saving for upgrades.
Do I need BiS gear to do endgame content?
No, BiS gear is not required for most endgame content, though it makes it significantly easier. Many bosses and raids can be completed with budget gear and good mechanics. However, some challenging content like inferno speedruns or efficient ToB completions greatly benefit from BiS setups. Focus on upgrading your most impactful slots first (weapon, then body/legs).
What is the difference between BiS for different combat styles?
Each combat style has unique BiS gear: Melee focuses on strength and slash/crush/stab bonuses with items like Avernic defender and Bandos armor; Ranged prioritizes ranged strength and accuracy with gear like Twisted bow and Masori armor; Magic values magic damage and accuracy with equipment like Ancestral robes and Harmonised nightmare staff. Certain slots like the amulet of torture (melee) or anguish (ranged) are style-specific.
Should I prioritize BiS weapon or armor first?
Almost always prioritize upgrading your weapon first. Weapons provide the largest DPS increase and make combat significantly more efficient. After your weapon, focus on body and leg armor, followed by other slots. For example, a Bandos chestplate provides more benefit than Primordial boots. The only exception might be if you need specific defensive gear for survival.
How often does BiS gear change in OSRS?
BiS gear changes periodically when Jagex releases new endgame content and items. Major updates like Tombs of Amascut (Masori armor, Tumeken's shadow), Nex (Torva armor), and Theatre of Blood (Scythe of vitur) have introduced new BiS items. However, changes are relatively infrequent, and Jagex carefully balances new items to avoid completely invalidating existing BiS gear.