Valentine heart

Valentine heart was removed after an update. The contents of this page no longer exist in RuneScape, and this article is kept for historical purposes.

Valentine heart
Release	14 February 2013 (Update)
Removal	14 March 2013 (Update)
Members	No
Quest item	No
Properties
Tradeable	Yes
Equipable	No
Stackable	Yes
Disassembly	N/A
Destroy	Are you sure you want to destroy all held Valentine hearts? You cannot reclaim them; you can only find more.
Actions
Backpack	Send, Destroy
Values
Value	1,000 coins Cash out: 30 coins
Alchemy	Not alchemisable
On death	Always kept outside Wild
Weight	0 kg
Examine
Collect these to claim various gifts of loving and loathing.
Advanced data
Item ID	27365
Links	MRID • recipe
FAQ • doc

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A Valentine heart was a seasonal item that could be won on the Squeal of Fortune, obtained through skilling, received as a drop from a monster, or traded with other players. Upon obtaining Valentine hearts from skilling or a monster drop, players received the following message in their chat box: Congratulations! You've found some Valentine hearts! They were only available from 14 February 2013 to 25 February 2013. Players could "send" their Valentine hearts to open up a heart-shaped interface, where they could spend their hearts as currency for Valentine-themed rewards. They were removed from the game on 14 March 2013.

A player attempts to send their Valentine hearts.

The rewards unlocked with Valentine hearts were split into Love and Hate rewards:

• Love
  • Love at First Sight emote - 1,750 hearts
  • Cupid bow (members only) - 1,000 hearts
  • Lovestruck pendant (members only) - 750 hearts

• Hate
  • Jealous Rage emote - 1,750 hearts
  • Rosethorn wand and Broken heart (members only) - 1,000 hearts
  • Heartbreak pendant (members only) - 750 hearts

Chocolates, a neutral reward, could be received by trading in 50 hearts.

There are six different chocolates, all of which could be won on the Squeal of Fortune or bought with Valentine hearts. Each of these six chocolates heals 200 life points and gives a temporary +1 to +3 boost to a specific skill, as listed here:

• Noisette triangle key - Dungeoneering
• Chilli chocolate - Firemaking
• Coconut cream - Herblore (members only)
• Dwarven delight - Mining & Smithing
• Rose essence truffle - Runecrafting
• Vanilla fudge log - Woodcutting

The total cost of the Love or Hate rewards was 3,500 for all emotes and 7,000 for all rewards excluding chocolate.

Baby Troll names

Feeding it to a pet Baby Troll would give the option to either name it "Valentine Heart", or a random pet name among the following:

• Darling
• Baby
• Lovely
• Sweetheart
• Gorgeous
• Honeybunch
• Sweetie
• Sugar
• Boo
• Snookums
• Treacle
• Pet
• Cutie
• Sweetie and Treacle

Players could click "Randomise pet name" to get another name until they either got the desired name, or it looped back to "Darling".

Update history

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• update 14 February 2013 (Update):
  • Added to game.

Trivia

• Although they weren't tradeable on the Grand Exchange, the price checker valued Valentine hearts at 1,000 coins each. Valentine hearts could be sold to stores for 300 coins and bought back for 1,000 coins.
• Opening the rewards interface for Valentine hearts emitted a heart beat sound effect.