Six years ago, Jagex first allowed Old School RuneScape players to ride a (very unsafe) ride on RS gold its Deadman server. This is a hardcore PvP experience that greatly accelerated XP's acquisition and punishes the death penalty. Jagex holds three to four seasonal games every year, challenging the best players to persevere in overcoming difficulties, and ultimately survivors will receive cash prizes. The last of these games was held in May 2020, but it is back now, with several changes in 2021.

The new experience is called Deadman: Reborn, and its implementation details can be found on the OSRS website. The main change from the previous version is a three-life system. If you lose the last three "lives" in PvP, even the things in your safe and your most valuable bank items will be taken away by your killer; Battle level world, access is restricted according to level, so you will have at least some fair fights; and a "PJ timer", which allows you to have 9.6 seconds of breathing time, if you restart another battle, you won’t Will be attacked.

The "biggest change" (their focus) comes in the form of an imprint, which provides a powerful buff that can be replaced at any time when you are in a safe area instead of a skull. They are divided into three levels, the highest level is only available in the world of high combat level.

Dead Man: The rebirth season lasts for one month and is open to anyone with a RuneScape membership account. At the end of the month, the best 2,048 people will be paired into a series of 1v1 duels, splitting the field in two, and then again and again, and so on, until only one winner is packed. As with previous Deadman tournaments, the prize money will be online: the OSRS buy gold winner will be $20,000, the second will be $10,000, and the third and fourth will be $1,000. Let's just hope it avoids the chaos of the Deadman final in March 2018.