Steamforged Games also released the first look and other details about its Dark Souls tabletop roleplaying game due to launch in spring 2022. First announced in December with the release of a trailer that was a surprise Steamforged Games has confirmed Dark Souls: The Roleplaying Game is a standalone RPG powered by fifth-edition rules and enhanced with OSRS Gold.

Drawing on the rich lore and award-winning gameplay of the Dark Souls video games by From Software and Bandai Namco Entertainment In the lavishly illustrated, hardback core book, players will find bespoke character classes, a brand-new magic system as well as a full bestiary full of Dark Souls creatures.

Up to date, Steamforged's Dark Souls tabletop range has sold more than 500,000 units at a its total retail price of close to $40 million. Mat Hart, Creative director and chief creative officer of Steamforged Games, said: "Dark Souls has been an important IP for Steamforged since the beginning and one very close to our hearts. Therefore, it's exciting to finally bring Dark Souls to the tabletop as a roleplaying game an absolute thrill for us and our people who love it."

This news comes along with an update for Old School Runescape with a emphasis upon Iron Man. Along with bug fixes the new update will include an online chat for groups and loot announcements that include quest completion, combat achievement and level milestones also earning an announcement in the newly added chat. Another update is scheduled for the coming days that will concentrate on expanding the storage of groups as well as emergency teleport shards getting into the houses of members.

Jagex have also listened to player feedback and added the solid gold sink in the game. "The Golden Sink requires 47 Construction to build. You'll need 10 Condensed Gold 5, 5 Gold Leaf and 5 Mahogany Planks for the construction. Condensed gold, you say?

That's a new material to be purchased via Keldagrim Stonemason Shop. Keldagrim Stonemason Shop for the well-priced 10 million GP... every." The company goes to state that the most appealing feature of The Golden Sink is that it actually works as a sink.

On the subject of cash, Jagex has also increased the amount of bank space available to be used in Old School Runescape, for both P2P as well as F2P players. The extra bank space is bought by sets of 40 which leaves 9 sets available, meaning there's an additional 360 spaces available with Buy OSRS Gold.

According to the developer blog, "each set costs more than the previous and multiple sets can be bought in one." The first expansion will cost 1 million GP while the final one will cost you 500 million GP.