Keepsake key

Keepsake key
Release	6 November 2012 (Update)
Members	No
Quest item	No
Properties
Tradeable	No
Equipable	No
Stackable	Yes
Disassembly	No
Destroy	You can obtain more by buying them in Solomon's Store.
Values
Value	1 coin
Alchemy	Not alchemisable
On death	Always kept
Weight	0 kg
Examine
A familiar-looking shape.
Advanced data
Item ID	25430
Links	MRID • recipe
FAQ • doc

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The keepsake key (previously Dragon keepsake key) is a consumable virtual currency purchased from Solomon's General Store that converts a wearable item into a cosmetic override. In other words, the player appears to be wearing that equipment no matter what they are wearing, and the appearance conveys no bonuses or benefits whatsoever. The cost per keepsake is reduced significantly when purchasing the 3 or 6 pack. Prior to an update on 6 March 2017 keepsake keys were items. Keepsake keys are now virtual currency displayed in the Customisation interface in the upper right corner.

Upon logging back into the game from purchasing a key from Solomon's General Store, players will receive a chat message: You now have 1 Keepsake Key.

Most unlent items equippable in the head, cape, neck, body, legs, gloves, main hand, off-hand, or boots slots can be used with the key as long as the player has the requirements to wear them.

To keepsake an item, open the Customisation interface, go to the keepsake tab, and scroll down to the bottom. Drag the item from the inventory into the open keepsake slot. Click on this slot to equip the item.

A player can also wear nothing, and the cosmetic override still shows; this does not apply to the main or off-hand slot.

Starting on 30 March 2016, six keys were added to the player's bank with a message: Thank you for your loyalty! We've added Keepsake Keys (6) to your bank as a token of our appreciation. This was because of the coming changes to the Loyalty Programme Shop and Solomon's General Store. The option to purchase keepsake keys for loyalty points was removed.

Costs

Number of Keys	Cost (RuneCoins)		Effective cost (RuneCoin from Bond)		Bonds required (Actual cost)
	Members	F2P	Members	F2P
1	126	140	14,345,173	15,939,081	1 (22,200,863)
3	270 (90 each)	300 (100 each)	30,739,656 (10,246,552 each)	34,155,174 (11,385,058 each)	2 (44,401,726)
6	396 (66 each)	440 (73.33 each)	45,084,829 (7,514,138 each)	50,094,255 (8,349,042 each)	3 (66,602,589)

Prior to 3 May 2016, single keepsake keys could be purchased for 16,800 loyalty points.

Limitations

• Partially degraded equipment cannot be added to the keepsake box. Items such as a crystal bow or Barrows equipment can only be added in their fully restored state.
• If players attempt to convert an item they do not have the proper level(s), quests completed, or other requirements to equip, they cannot add the item to the box. Attempting to do so returns with a message stating that the player does not have the requirements to equip the item.
• As with all cosmetic overrides, keepsake overrides do not display in PvP areas.
• Members items cannot be put in the keepsake boxes on free worlds. However, members items that have been placed inside the Keepsake Box while in a Members world can still be used in F2P.
• Items can only be put into the box in safe areas such as banks (excluding Clan Citadel bank), the Crucible, and within Daemonheim. Attempting to do so outside these areas would give a message saying "You cannot use the Keepsake Key here. Please go to one of the safe zones, such as bank areas."
• Main and off-hand slots are dependent on general equipment type, meaning equipment will be displayed over any weapon of the same combat style and wielding method (i.e. one hand or two hands). For example, a maul or halberd override such as the executioner axe could be displayed while wielding a two-handed sword, but not over a one-handed battleaxe.
• Stored items retain none of their original effects; e.g. storing a skillcape will not allow use of the skillcape emote with the override alone. The max and completionist capes, however, will change colours appropriately when stored if the colours are changed with a second cape. Accordingly, degradable items will not degrade when stored.
• Only one of each item can be stored in a keepsake box. Attempting to store a duplicate item will prompt a message stating this is not allowed.
• Up to 100 items can be keepsaked simultaneously.
• Items obtained through Treasure Hunter promotions will be keepsaked as a replica version instead. The actual item will remain in the inventory.

Un-addable items

Attempting to store any of these items will prompt the message "This item cannot be placed in the Keepsake Box."

• Any and all aura, pocket, ring, ammo and items that have no stats that are meant to be purely cosmetic or quest items.
• Any weapon slot item that stops you from engaging in combat such as parasols, plushies and crystal tools; with croziers being the only exception to this rule.
• Bedsheet
• Bound Dungeoneering items
• Cake hat
• Cattleprod
• Defensive shield
• Dragonfire Shield (charged)
• Dragonfire Deflector (charged)
• Dragonfire Ward (charged)
• Fairy wand
• Gofannon amulet
• Hellfire bow
• Ice skates
• Mouse toy
• Mining helmet
• Mud
• Pendant of Lucien
• Progress hat
• Protea flower
• Rusty bronze sword
• Sacred clay equipment and tools
• Satchels
• Sled
• Toy kite
• Training equipment
• Unlit bug lantern

Restoration

Players can reclaim the item that was turned into a customisation skin back to one's own inventory; however, the keepsake key remains destroyed and a new key must be acquired to make a new cosmetic override for one slot. To do this, in the 'Customisation' interface, a player would right-click the customisation and choose 'Reclaim-item'. It is not possible to reclaim any Dungeoneering equipment that has been added using a keepsake key.

Update history

The update history project is a work-in-progress – not all updates to this topic may be covered below. See here for how to help out!

• patch 14 January 2019 (Update):
  • All the blurite ranged weapons can now be keepsaked.

• ninja 18 June 2018 (Update):
  • Corrupt, regular and superior Statius' warhammers can now be stored in a keepsake box.
  • Deathtouched darts can now be stored in a keepsake box.

• patch 26 March 2018 (Update):
  • All Squeal of Fortune and Treasure Hunter Items that have a use and/or stats can now be Keepsake Copied.

• patch 23 October 2017 (Update):
  • Players can now use keepsake keys and the Magic skillcape perk at the Shattered Worlds bank.

• hotfix 9 October 2017 (Update):
  • Players with 100 filled keepsake slots can now log in consistently.

• patch 24 July 2017 (Update):
  • A grammatical error previously seen when attempting to add a keepsake item (as a copy) to the keepsake box has been fixed.

• patch 26 June 2017 (Update):
  • The soul talisman staff can now be added to your keepsake box.

• patch 20 March 2017 (Update):
  • Players can now buy runecoins and keepsake keys from the wardrobe.

• patch 20 February 2017 (Update):
  • Players can now keepsake their Staff of Devotion.

• patch 9 January 2017 (Update):
  • The three disco outfits can now be keepsaked.

• ninja 22 August 2016 (Update):
  • The following may now be stored in a keepsake box: lava whip; strykebow; staff of darkness; fake moustache and nose; fake monocle, moustache and nose; curly wig; straight wig; Harry's cutlass; lucky cutlass; Gentleman Mallard's rapier; eagle cape; rat poles 0 to 6; and attuned crystal gloves and boots.
  • The following may now be copied to a keepsake box: water balloon, snowball (types 1 & 2).

• patch 1 August 2016 (Update):
  • T85, T90 and a few other augmented items will no longer create a copy when keepsaked.

• ninja 6 June 2016 (Update):
  • Socky McGee can now be keepsaked.

• patch 18 April 2016 (Update):
  • Attempting to trade keepsake keys in Dungeoneering no longer kicks players from the floor and party.

• patch 29 March 2016 (Update):
  • Members will receive 6 free keepsake keys in their bank when they next log in.

• patch 11 January 2016 (Update):
  • Players may now reclaim skill outfits from Diango or Ianto when keepsaked, and retain their skill outfits when using a keepsake key on them.

• hotfix 21 December 2015:
  • You can now use a keepsake key with the Penguin outfit.

• patch 1 September 2015 (Update):
  • Players can now keepsake god emissary banners.

• ninja 13 July 2015 (Update):
  • Players can now keepsake their crystal amulets.

• patch 8 June 2015 (Update):
  • The following can now be added as a Keepsake: tome of frost, Seren symbol, holy water/holy vial, Yaktwee Stick, enhanced Yaktwee Stick, nature staff, and law staff.

• patch 8 December 2014 (Update):
  • Players will no longer disconnect when trying to switch keepsaked boots in the Stronghold of Security.

• patch 20 October 2014 (Update):
  • Excalibur can now be stored in a keepsake box.

• patch 26 August 2014 (Update):
  • An issue with players having a Completionist cape (t) and Completionist cape being keepsaked at the same time has been fixed.
  • Pickaxe overrides will be correctly cleared when removing items from the keepsake box.

• patch 18 August 2014 (Update):
  • You can now obtain another sceptre of the gods if you have one keepsaked.
  • All 6 versions of the broken heart can now be keepsaked.

• patch 2 June 2014 (Update):
  • Expensive spices can now be stored in the Dragon Keepsake Box.

• patch 12 May 2014 (Update):
  • Gasmasks, fishbowl helmets and diving apparatus can now be stored in a Dragon Keepsake Box.

• patch 3 September 2013 (Update):
  • Dungeoneering capes stored in a dragon keepsake key can once again be activated at the correct Dungeoneering level.
  • Attempting to reclaim an item stored in a dragon keepsake box is once again possible with a PIN set.

Trivia

• On 14 July 2014, the keepsake box was changed to allow 20 items of any kind, changed from 1 item per slot. On 1 September 2015, the number of keepsake slots was increased to 30. On 28 September 2015, it was increased to 50. On 6 March 2017, it was increased to 100.
• The quest point cape, master quest cape, max cape, and completionist cape can also be stored in the keepsake key as long as the requirements are met. Using one of these items on the keepsake key gives a warning - "The requirements to wear this item may change with future updates to the game. If it is stored in the Keepsake Box and you fail to meet the requirements to equip it, you are no longer able to activate the override until you meet the requirements once again. It remains in the Keepsake Box regardless of your ability to equip it, until you choose to remove it."
• Storing an untrimmed skill cape keeps it untrimmed upon achieving a second level 99.
• The max cape, completionist cape, and other items that use the Skillcape Customiser can be recoloured while in the keepsake box if another of the item is owned; however, the new colours will not take effect until the item used to change the colours has been equipped or the override changed.
• Keepsaking augmented items used to make a copy of the item without consuming it. This was changed on 1 August 2016 to prevent people from buying an item, augmenting it, keepsaking it and finally selling it back.