Cape of Accomplishment

A Cape of Accomplishment (more commonly known as a Skillcape among players) is a cape that symbolizes achieving 99 in a particular skill or the completion of all the quests. This means that the member has obtained level 99 in any of the skills available, or has completed all of the quests in the case of the Quest point cape. Members and ex-members can still do the emote on a free world, making it an "unofficial member object". The Capes of Accomplishment were formally released on 18 October 2006 after having been alluded to several times within the forums, after Jagex had received many complaints of dedicated high-levelled players not being able to have much to flaunt with. Some polls are going around to persuade Jagex to let free players own capes, for they have that right if they get 99 in a certain skill. The Capes' restriction to paying members has often been a source of debate on Runescape. One of the principal arguments made by free players is that Level 99 skills are, as an 'accomplishment', far harder to achieve for free players as they do not have all the bonus items that 'pay-to-play' players can use to assist in gaining experience.

Capes of Accomplishment cost 99,000 (same price for the trimmed capes once you have trained two or more skills to 99) coins with the exception of the Dungeoneering master cape which costs 120,000 coins. Each are obtainable from specific NPC masters, who can be seen proudly displaying the cape. A temporary skill boost that raises a skill level to 99 will not allow the player to obtain the corresponding cape. The NPC is located in a place related to his/her skill. These capes can only be bought and equipped on a members' server, but once equipped they may be worn on non-members servers (minus the stat adjustments). Capes also come with matching hoods, although the hoods do not offer any bonuses.

When a player achieves a second level 99 skill, their earlier cape of achievement receives a graphical enhancement in the form of a "trim" of a different colour. This is irreversible. Those so called "trimmed skillcapes" can be used to show that someone has more than one skillcape. An exception to this is the quest cape. This cape cannot be trimmed, nor can it be used to trim other capes of accomplishment; the Quest Cape does not represent a "Skill" in this game.

Now confirmed, it is known that you are required to have 104,275,448 XP to reach 120 Dungeoneering, which is eight times the experience needed for level 99.

On 2 November 2010 some skill capes were updated with either a smaller or larger icon.

Equipment bonuses
All the different Capes of Accomplishment provide the same stat bonuses. The only difference between the 'trimmed' and 'untrimmed' versions is the trimmed version has a +4 prayer bonus. An untrimmed skill cape has the same bonuses as an Obsidian cape.

Emote
Each cape comes with a special emote that can only be performed while wearing the skillcape. The emotes are meant to represent the cape's respective skills.

Skill Boost
In addition, wearing the cape and selecting the "Boost" option in the equipment menu temporarily boosts the player's effective level in the cape's skill by one, up to 100. This does not apply to the Quest point cape. The Constitution, Prayer and Summoning capes have a one-minute cool-down period between uses of this effect. The effect of every cape's boost cannot be reactivated until the skill has dropped back to 99. When you equip the cape, the boost automatically activates.

Trimmed capes
These capes have two styles, regular and trimmed. If a player only has one level 99 skill, the cape will be in the regular style, otherwise it will be trimmed; there is no way to manually choose the style, as it is entirely dependent on the number of level 99 skills the player has. Trimmed capes have an additional Prayer equipment bonus (of +4) over the regular capes, which have no prayer bonus at all, but other than appearance, this is the only change. Once trimmed, a skillcape will never be untrimmed again. Regular capes will automatically be changed into the trimmed style the instant the player obtains a second skillcape. It is also possible to trim your skill cape in a free-to-play world, provided that you have one 99, or you are wearing an untrimmed skill cape at the time. The exception here is the Quest point cape, which does not have a trimmed style, even if the player has two or more level 99 skills. It also does not count towards the two level 99 skills needed for a trimmed cape; another exception is the Dungeoneering cape, which gains a completely different cape by reaching the "True Skill Mastery" at level 120, which is a unique feature for this skill.

Hoods
When you reach level 99 in any of the skills, or complete all the quests, you get a hood, which is bought with the cape for 99,000 coins. The colour of the hood is the same as the untrimmed cape's base colour, and can also be worn without the cape and vice-versa.

List of Capes of Accomplishment and Hoods

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!Skill !Skillcape !Hood !Location !Seller
 * Agility cape
 * Agility hood
 * Brimhaven Agility Arena
 * Cap'n Izzy No-Beard
 * Attack cape
 * Attack hood
 * Warriors' Guild
 * Ajjat
 * Constitution cape
 * Constitution hood
 * Duel Arena
 * Surgeon General Tafani
 * Construct. cape
 * Construct. hood
 * Varrock, Falador, Seers' Village, Ardougne
 * Any Estate agent
 * Cooking cape
 * Cooking hood
 * Cooks' Guild
 * Head chef
 * Crafting cape
 * Crafting hood
 * Crafting Guild
 * Master Crafter
 * Defence cape
 * Defence hood
 * Lumbridge
 * Melee instructor
 * rowspan="2"|
 * Dungeoneering cape
 * South of Daemonheim
 * rowspan="2"|Dungeoneering hood
 * Thok, Master of Dungeoneering
 * Dungeoneering master cape
 * South of Daemonheim
 * Thok, Master of Dungeoneering
 * Farming cape
 * Farming hood
 * Draynor Village
 * Martin the Master Gardener
 * Firemaking cape
 * Forest south of Seers' Village
 * Firemaking hood
 * Ignatius Vulcan
 * Fishing cape
 * Fishing hood
 * Fishing Guild
 * Master fisher
 * Fletching cape
 * Fletching hood
 * Catherby
 * Hickton
 * Herblore cape
 * Herblore hood
 * Taverley
 * Kaqemeex
 * Hunter cape
 * Hunter hood
 * Feldip Hills
 * Hunting expert
 * Magic cape
 * Magic hood
 * Wizards' Guild
 * Robe Store Owner
 * Mining cape
 * Mining hood
 * Mining Guild (Falador entrance)
 * Dwarf (at guild entrance)
 * Prayer cape
 * Prayer hood
 * Monastery
 * Brother Jered
 * Ranging cape
 * Ranging hood
 * Ranging Guild
 * Armour salesman
 * Runecraft cape
 * Runecrafting hood
 * Runecrafting Guild
 * Larriar
 * Slayer cape
 * Outside Kuradal's Dungeon
 * Slayer hood
 * Kuradal
 * Smithing cape
 * Smithing hood
 * Mudskipper Point
 * Thurgo
 * Strength cape
 * Strength hood
 * Warriors' Guild
 * Sloane/Yadech Strongarm
 * Summoning cape
 * Summoning hood
 * Taverley
 * Pikkupstix
 * Thieving cape
 * Thieving hood
 * Rogues' Den
 * Martin Thwait
 * Woodcutting cape
 * Woodcutting hood
 * Forest north of Falador
 * Wilfred
 * Questicon.PNG
 * Quest point cape
 * Quest point hood
 * Draynor Village
 * Wise Old Man
 * }
 * Ranging Guild
 * Armour salesman
 * Runecraft cape
 * Runecrafting hood
 * Runecrafting Guild
 * Larriar
 * Slayer cape
 * Outside Kuradal's Dungeon
 * Slayer hood
 * Kuradal
 * Smithing cape
 * Smithing hood
 * Mudskipper Point
 * Thurgo
 * Strength cape
 * Strength hood
 * Warriors' Guild
 * Sloane/Yadech Strongarm
 * Summoning cape
 * Summoning hood
 * Taverley
 * Pikkupstix
 * Thieving cape
 * Thieving hood
 * Rogues' Den
 * Martin Thwait
 * Woodcutting cape
 * Woodcutting hood
 * Forest north of Falador
 * Wilfred
 * Questicon.PNG
 * Quest point cape
 * Quest point hood
 * Draynor Village
 * Wise Old Man
 * }
 * Rogues' Den
 * Martin Thwait
 * Woodcutting cape
 * Woodcutting hood
 * Forest north of Falador
 * Wilfred
 * Questicon.PNG
 * Quest point cape
 * Quest point hood
 * Draynor Village
 * Wise Old Man
 * }
 * Draynor Village
 * Wise Old Man
 * }