These terms explain the relationship between OneMan, Old School RuneScape, RuneLite, and the user. OneMan is an independent progression-planning project.
OneMan is not an official Jagex product and is not operated by Jagex. OneMan is also not an official RuneLite product. References to RuneLite describe compatibility with the third-party RuneLite client/plugin ecosystem.
Old School RuneScape, RuneScape, game names, game items, quests, bosses, related artwork and other game intellectual property belong to their respective rights holders. Their use in OneMan is for identification, compatibility, commentary and progression tracking.
Unless otherwise indicated, the original OneMan website code, original interface design, original explanatory text, roadmap structure and OneMan branding are part of the OneMan project. Third-party game data, names, logos, artwork, APIs or source material remain subject to their own licenses and rights.
Roadmaps, readiness percentages, “what to do next”, gear paths, suggested stopping points and other planner outputs are informational recommendations, not official OSRS requirements. Game updates can make guidance outdated.
Where OneMan cannot verify a fact from RuneLite, Hiscores or saved account state, the UI should treat the result as partial, unknown or suggested rather than fabricate certainty.
OneMan may link to the OSRS Wiki, RuneLite, GitHub, Hiscores and other external resources. Those services control their own content, availability, privacy practices and terms.
OneMan is provided as a progression and tracking tool. Features can change, fail temporarily, or be affected by OSRS/RuneLite/API changes. Users should verify important game decisions against current official or reliable sources.
For data categories, retention periods, RuneLite Sync information, account deactivation, export and deletion controls, read the Privacy & Data Retention page.
Last updated: 2026-10-01