Yes, PEAK has zombies, and yes, they bite. Zombies live in the ROOTS biome (the Tropics variant from The Roots update), sleeping on the ground until someone steps wrong, and a bite starts an infection that stacks Spores over time. The good news: there are seven ways to cure it, and doing so earns the … Read more
The jetpack arrived with PEAK‘s Final Ascent update, and it’s exactly as glorious and as dangerous as it sounds: a random luggage drop that trades your backpack slot for flight, burns roughly 20% fuel per second, and drops you like a rock the instant it runs dry mid-air. Here’s how to find it, fly it, … Read more
The honest answer up front: PEAK has no save system. No saves, no pause, no mid-run checkpoints. One expedition is one sitting, and quitting means the mountain wins. That’s a design choice, not an oversight, and there are exactly two real workarounds. Here’s the full picture. Why There’s No Save PEAK is built like a … Read more
PEAK gives you two tiers of rescue: downed teammates can be carried and healed back up, while dead teammates (ghosts) need one of five revival methods, most of which cost something. Here’s every option, from the bandage to the drastic. Downed, Not Dead: The Carry Window When a scout goes down, a death timer starts, … Read more
Stone Blocks in RuneScape: Dragonwilds are refreshingly simple: 2 Stone at the Stonecutter, with no level requirement. The recipe isn’t the story, though. Stone Blocks are the key that unlocks the game’s castle-tier building: over a hundred advanced pieces that turn survival shacks into fortresses. Here’s the chain and what to do with it. The … Read more
RuneScape: Dragonwilds has two mounts, and both are unlocked through quests rather than taming: the Terrorbird, earned by completing The Wild Hunt, and the Magic Carpet, earned in the first section of Icthlarin’s Little Helper. Here’s how to get each, how summoning works, and what the mounts actually do for you. The Terrorbird: Your First … Read more
Steel Bars in RuneScape: Dragonwilds come out of the Blast Furnace: the standard recipe is 3 Iron Ore + 3 Coal at Artisan 15, and two alternative recipes let you convert existing iron or salvage instead. Steel is the gateway to the mid-game arsenal, so this chain is one every character runs eventually. Here’s all … Read more
Glass in RuneScape: Dragonwilds is really Molten Glass, and the recipe is a two-grind chain: 3 Ground Limestone + 3 Ground Sandstone at the Blast Furnace, gated at Artisan 60. The molten glass then shapes into panes, vessels, or decorations at the Jeweler’s Bench. Here’s the full pipeline. The Recipe Chain Gather Limestone and Sandstone. … Read more
Bread in RuneScape: Dragonwilds is a two-station chain: grind wheat into flour at a Grindstone, then bake the flour at a Kiln, which requires Cooking level 10. One loaf restores 20 health and 30 sustenance, stacks to 50, and each bake pays 10 Cooking XP. Here’s the full chain and why bread earns a permanent … Read more
Fishing came to RuneScape: Dragonwilds in April 2026 as the game’s eleventh skill, and it starts with a net, not a rod: craft a Coarse Net and begin the Shrimp Catcher quest, and the skill opens up from there. Here’s how both fishing styles work, the gear ladder, and what’s worth catching. Getting Started: The … Read more