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A '''PK Run-in''' or '''PKRI''' (sometimes called a "skirmish") is a [[PvP]] event where two or more [[clan]]s encounter each other while on [[PK Trip]]s, and a battle between them ensues. The [[Wilderness Guardians]] frequently engages in PKRIs.
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{{Also|War}}
  
==Overview==
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<p>A '''PKRI''' (Player Killing Run-In) is a [[Event#PvP|PvP event]] in [[Old School RuneScape]], and a variation of the traditional [[war]] in which two or more [[clan]]s fighting against each other. When players are killed in a PKRI, they are expected to re-gear, return, and continue fighting - often "returning" multiple times for the entire duration of the fight. PKRIs are held in either the [[Wilderness]] or the [[Clan Wars]] arena - PKRIs in the latter are sometimes referred to as "CWRI"s.</p>
  
<p>PKRIs differ from [[war]]s in that a PKRI is not agreed upon by both clans, and there is no preparation involved - a war in which returning (members may re-gear and continue fighting after death) is permitted is simply referred to as a "run-in". If one clan is "hunting" another on a PK trip, the PKRI is referred to as a "hit" (historically an "ambush").</p>
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<p>Historically, "war" would refer to a '''knock-out''' fight in which players did not return, and in the early years of [[RuneScape]], returning was considered [[Honour|dishonourable]] - though as PKRIs with returning became more frequent throughout the game's history, the concept of the '''run-in''' was incorporated into warring.<ref>'''His Lordship''' (9 November 2010), [https://forum.tip.it/topic/280400-the-last-standing-domino/ "The Last Standing Domino"], ''Tip.It''. Retrieved 31 March 2025.</ref> A win/victory in a PKRI is achieved if the opposing clan(s) are "cleared" (they do not have enough players in the fight to continue) or have "ended" (their members are instructed to leave/cease returning). Time and kill caps are sometimes used as alternative methods to determine a victor. A draw is also a possible result - usually this occurs if both clans agree to end the fight before either is cleared or ends, or if another clan "[[War#Crashing|crashes]]" the fight.</p>
  
<p>PKRIs almost always take place in the [[Wilderness]], and follow the same general principle as a run-in war: members are expected to return, and victory is achieved when one clan is "cleared" (they do not have enough players on the battlefield to continue fighting) or "ends" (their members ceased to return). However, as there are no pre-determined rules to a PKRI, there are effectively no limitations on tactics, strategies, or equipment.</p>
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<p>The [[Wilderness Guardians]] has held thousands of PKRIs over the years, and continues to hold them in Old School RuneScape. Prior to OSRS, wars were previously held in [[RuneScape 2]] and [[DarkScape]] - like all other PvP events, they are not held in [[RuneScape 3]] due to the game's unpopular and unbalanced PvP.<ref>'''Shmungle1380''' (28 July 2024), [https://www.reddit.com/r/runescape/comments/1eea3mw/is_it_true_that_the_pvp_in_rs3_isnt_as_good_as/ "Is it true that the pvp in rs3 isnt as good as old school runescape?"], ''Reddit''. Retrieved 31 March 2025.</ref></p>
  
<p>WG does effectively have a few guidelines for PKRIs, which mostly stem from the clan's [[rules]]:</p>
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==References==
 
 
* WG must not be verbally abusive ("flame") or slander the opposing clan.
 
* WG must not wear cheap equipment ("rag", or "1-item"), and will leave the fight if the opposing clan is ragging.
 
 
 
<p>Since around 2010, WG has also avoided PKRIs which lasted over 1 hour in length - though in recent years this has been extended to 2 hours.{{Citation needed}}</p>
 

Latest revision as of 08:41, 5 May 2025

WG about to win a "First to 25 kills" CWRI against OdaTribe in 2024
See also: War

A PKRI (Player Killing Run-In) is a PvP event in Old School RuneScape, and a variation of the traditional war in which two or more clans fighting against each other. When players are killed in a PKRI, they are expected to re-gear, return, and continue fighting - often "returning" multiple times for the entire duration of the fight. PKRIs are held in either the Wilderness or the Clan Wars arena - PKRIs in the latter are sometimes referred to as "CWRI"s.

Historically, "war" would refer to a knock-out fight in which players did not return, and in the early years of RuneScape, returning was considered dishonourable - though as PKRIs with returning became more frequent throughout the game's history, the concept of the run-in was incorporated into warring.[1] A win/victory in a PKRI is achieved if the opposing clan(s) are "cleared" (they do not have enough players in the fight to continue) or have "ended" (their members are instructed to leave/cease returning). Time and kill caps are sometimes used as alternative methods to determine a victor. A draw is also a possible result - usually this occurs if both clans agree to end the fight before either is cleared or ends, or if another clan "crashes" the fight.

The Wilderness Guardians has held thousands of PKRIs over the years, and continues to hold them in Old School RuneScape. Prior to OSRS, wars were previously held in RuneScape 2 and DarkScape - like all other PvP events, they are not held in RuneScape 3 due to the game's unpopular and unbalanced PvP.[2]

References

  1. His Lordship (9 November 2010), "The Last Standing Domino", Tip.It. Retrieved 31 March 2025.
  2. Shmungle1380 (28 July 2024), "Is it true that the pvp in rs3 isnt as good as old school runescape?", Reddit. Retrieved 31 March 2025.