Helm of raedwald

Helm of raedwald
Released							16 June 2016 (Update)
Members							Yes
Quest item							No
Properties
Tradeable							No
Equipable							Yes
Stackable							No
Noteable							No
Options							Wear, Destroy
Destroy							You will have to discover it again.
Examine							An ancient helmet of King Raedwald Indanorf. First discovered by Pikachu Yip.
Values
Value							1 coin
High alch							0 coins
Low alch							0 coins
Weight							1 kg
Advanced data
Item ID							19687

The helm of raedwald is obtained from completing the fifth, final clue during the Crack the Clue event. It is part of the clue hunter outfit. This item has the same stat bonuses as an iron full helm. Unlike the other parts of the clue hunter outfit, it is not considered warm clothing for the purposes of Wintertodt.

In order to obtain the helmet, the player must dig between the four iron rocks by the cave entrance east of the Clock Tower while having a spade, a nature rune, a superantipoison with one dose remaining, and a pair of leather boots.

This item can be stored in the armour case of a costume room.

The helm of raedwald was not found until just over a year (377 days) after the fourth clue was made available, alongside several hints given by Jagex Moderators, on 18 July 2017. An additional sentence was added to the examine text with an update the same week to commemorate the first player that found it, Pikachu Yip.

Combat stats

Attack bonuses
+0	+0	+0	-6	-2
Defence bonuses
+6	+7	+5	-1	+6
Other bonuses				Slot
+0	+0	+0%	+0	List

Location of the helm of raedwald.

Trivia

• The helm's design is based on one of the helmets found at the Sutton Hoo archaeological site, believed to have belonged to Rædwald of East Anglia.
• On April 1st, 2017, upon digging in the incorrect location while attempting to complete a clue scroll, players could receive the message "Congratulations, you have found the Helm of Raedwald!" However, this was an April Fools' Day joke, and the player would also receive the message "jk :P".
• The examine text is a reference to the HBO show Game of Thrones, King Indanorf is reference to 'King in the North,' a title held by characters within the show.