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Christmas cracker
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Christmas cracker

#962

"I need to pull this."

Wiki GE
High Alch 1 gp
Low Alch 1 gp
Store Value 1 gp
GE Limit 4

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About Christmas cracker

"I need to pull this."

The Christmas cracker is a rare holiday item introduced in December 2001 during the Christmas event. When pulled between two players, both players now receive rewards, choosing a partyhat (red, yellow, white, green, blue, or purple) plus a secondary item such as chocolate, runes, ore, or daggers. Its single-event distribution makes it one of the most valuable tradeable items in the game.

Item Details

Item ID 962
Members No
Store Value 1 gp
High Alch 1 gp
Low Alch 1 gp
GE Limit 4 / 4h

Item Information

Released 2001-12-24
Weight 0.2 kg
Tradeable Yes
Stackable No
Noteable Yes
Equipable No
Quest item No
Alchable No
Destroy Drop
Options PullDrop

History (2)

  1. 2024-05-01

    Both players now receive rewards when a cracker is pulled.

  2. 2001-12-24

    Christmas cracker released as the original 2001 Christmas event reward.

Related Items

Red partyhat Product
One of six partyhat colours obtainable from pulling a cracker
Yellow partyhat Product
One of six partyhat colours obtainable from pulling a cracker
White partyhat Product
One of six partyhat colours obtainable from pulling a cracker
Green partyhat Product
One of six partyhat colours obtainable from pulling a cracker
Blue partyhat Product
One of six partyhat colours obtainable from pulling a cracker
Purple partyhat Product
One of six partyhat colours obtainable from pulling a cracker

Market Strategy

  • One-time 2001 holiday distribution makes supply fixed
  • Pulled crackers are consumed and removed from circulation permanently
  • Considered a status symbol comparable to the rarest discontinued items

Trading Tips

Trade carefully via trusted middlemen due to scam risk on high-value rares
Track partyhat price trends since cracker value tracks the underlying hat market
Long-term holders typically use crackers as an inflation hedge against partyhat decay