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It depends on the server that you are playing. In most cases you will keep the items for each time that you log-in. These items earned on the server can not be "moved over" to real runescape in any way, they are 100% part of the server.
Please note that runescape private servers are a common way for people to get viruses, Google a RSPS toplist and choose something that many people are playing.
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Is the godwars dungeon in RuneScape safe?
No, it is one of the most dangerous places in RuneScape, if you die you lose your items (except the items kept upon death, of course), and you should therefore only enter it with items you can afford to lose.
Do you lose all of your items if you die during castle wars in runescape?
In the castle wars minigame you do not lose any of your items.It is a safe minigame,all items are kept if you die during the castle wars minigame.
Can you lose your skillcape in RuneScape if you die?
The items kept on death are based on the high alchemy value of items. In game, if you click on the equipment tab, and then the 'items kept on death' tab, it will show exactly which items will be kept upon death. Most generally there your 3 highest (high alchemy) valued items. Things like a PKers skull changes that number to 0. Remember, if you die you can always retreive your items is you make it back to your place of death before your grave crumbles. If you do lose your skillcape, you can always buy it back from the master for 99k.
How do you play RuneScape at library?
Most librarys have firewalls though, sometimes you might just slip past it. One of my relatives kept getting on Runescape repeatedly then he got banned from it so i wouldn't suggest going on runescape in a computer.
How do you hack toribash for tori cash?
You cannot hack Toribash for TC. TC is kept server side so you can't simply change it willy nilly. Although you can hack the items in the shop. I don't remember the exact process but I read somewhere that it was possible. Something about catching the packet sent when you purchase something then modifying it.
