Farming cape

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This cape has trimmed, hooded, hooded trimmed, master, inverted hooded, inverted hooded trimmed, and inverted master versions.

Farming cape
Release																				18 October 2006 (Update)
Members																				Yes
Quest item																				No
Properties
Tradeable																				No
Equipable																				Yes
Stackable																				No
Disassembly																				No
Destroy																				Drop
Actions
Backpack																				Wear
Equipped																				Boost
Values
Value																				99,000 coins
High alch																				59,400 coins
Low alch																				39,600 coins
On death																				Reclaimable Value: 99,000 Reclaim: 100
Weight																				0.453 kg
Examine
The cape worn by master farmers.
Advanced data
Item ID																				9810
Links																				MRID • recipe

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The Farming cape is the Cape of Accomplishment for the Farming skill. It can be purchased for 99,000 coins (or 92,000 coins with the ring of charos (a) or its imbued version) alongside the Farming hood from Martin the Master Gardener at the Draynor Village marketplace by players who have achieved level 99 in Farming.

The cape also has an emote, lasting 6.6 seconds, during which the player grows flowers and smells them. The Farming cape needs to be equipped in order to perform this emote.

Should a player achieve skill mastery in a second skill after Farming, the Farming cape will turn into a Farming cape (t), which is the trimmed version of the original cape. The Farming cape (t) has a light green trim.

The farming hood can be attached to the cape by using one on the other, creating a hooded farming cape. It can be detached with a right-click option.

Talking to Martin the Master Gardener gives an option to toggle the appearance of the cape to a retro version, overriding the normal appearance and making it look similar to how it did before the 2015 graphical update. Despite it not being a new item, the retro cape can be used with a keepsake key.

Combat stats

Requirements						Tier
99						80
Class			Slot			Attributes
All						Armour				33.9
						Life points				0
		Auto		Ability		Prayer				2
Damage		-		-		Damage reduction
Accuracy		-				PvM: 0%			PvP: 0%
Style		-				Style bonuses
Range		-				21.6		21.6		21.6
FAQ • docs

Perk

The Farming cape's perk provides a 5% chance per action to instantly harvest all remaining resources from a crop (stacks with juju farming potion and greenfinger auras), and notes the harvested crops automatically. The cape can trigger on the last remaining produce of any crops.

Up to three perks of the capes of accomplishment can be added to the max cape, the completionist cape, the trimmed completionist cape, and their master versions. Up to two perks of the capes of accomplishment of a specific skill type can be added to the respective Expert cape of Accomplishment. This can be done by using a Cape of Accomplishment with the desired perk on one of the capes. The cape of accomplishment is then lost in the process. To make space for other perks, it is possible to later remove the added perks, but with no reimbursement. All of the added perks are shared among max cape, completionist cape, trimmed completionist cape, and their master versions, thus it is not possible to have different configurations of perks on the different capes.

Store locations

This is an auto-generated list (update now). For a full list, see here. For help, see the FAQ.

Seller	Location	Cost	Currency	Base stock	Members?
Martin the Master Gardener	Draynor Village	99,000	Coins	∞

Update history

This information has been compiled as part of the update history project. Some updates may not be included—see here for how to help out!

• patch 21 November 2022 (Update):
  • Instantly harvesting herbs via the Farming Skillcape effect will now display more clearly the amount of herbs gained.

• patch 9 August 2021 (Update):
  • The latest fruit trees will no longer give players Double XP when the Farming Skill Cape is equipped.

• patch 5 July 2021 (Update):
  • The Dwarven harvester will now only consume one charge when used with a Patch bomb or the Farming Skillcape perk.

• patch 15 February 2021 (Update):
  • Martin the Master Gardener now has a dialogue option to convert the new Farming Skillcape into the old version.

• patch 16 September 2019 (Update):
  • The perfect juju farming potion now gives harmony moss when using patch bombs or the farming skillcape perk.

• patch 15 January 2018 (Update):
  • The Farming skill cape perk now gives the correct amount of potato cactus.

• patch 8 May 2017 (Update):
  • Auto-composting with the Farming skillcape perk no longer uses up two compost per patch.

• patch 27 February 2017 (Update):
  • The elven mushroom patch now works correctly with Farming cape perk.
  • The bloodweed herb patch now functions correctly when harvesting herbs with the farming skillcape perk active.

• hotfix 20 February 2017 (Update):
  • Harvesting a Morchella mushroom patch with the Farming skillcape perk no longer switches the patch to bittercap mushrooms.

• ninja 17 December 2013 (Update):
  • Skillcapes are no longer unequipped when logging into a F2P world.

• patch 3 July 2013 (Update):
  • The flowers on the farming skillcape emote no longer clip through the players face.

• update 18 October 2006 (Update):
  • Added to game.

Trivia

• Currently, 197,010 people are able to own this cape (as seen on the highscores).
• If you click on the skillcape icon, it says you can't protect it by paying some farmer to care for it.
• When purchasing the Farming cape from Martin the Master Gardener, Martin claims that master farmers are a 'rare breed' and that not many people own the Farming cape.