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A Cape is any kind of equippable item worn in the back slot that resembles a cape or cloak (as opposed to a backpack). Below is a list of the many different types of cape that players can wear in RuneScape.
- Expert Skillcapes
Expert capes of Accomplishment are Capes of Accomplishment...
- Abomination Cape
The Abomination cape is a melee cape that requires level 75...
- Soul Cape
The soul cape is an item received by defeating the Memory of...
- Obsidian Cape
The obsidian cape is made from slivers of interlinked...
- Jolly Roger Cape
The Jolly Roger cape is an item that could be redeemed for...
- Dragon Rider Cape
The Dragon Rider cape is an all-class cape dropped by...
- Veteran Cape
Veteran cape (20 year) This page is used to distinguish...
- Reefwalker's
The reefwalker's cape is a level 85 cape from the Eastern...
- Expert Skillcapes
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Capes are a piece of equipment which can be worn on characters' backs for cosmetic purposes in addition to a slight statistical advantage. Basic capes were available in both free-to-play and pay-to-play RuneScape Classic. They are commonly used for clan identification, especially in the Wilderness.
