Full helm

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A Full helmet is armour worn in the headwear slot. Full helmets are stronger than medium helmets, and are used primarily by warriors. The helmets give negative Range and Mage attack bonuses, however rangers and mages still often use them because the sizeable defence bonuses often outweigh the slight penalties.

Full helms are heavier in comparison to medium helmets, some full helmets and their trimmed parts do have plumes. Trimmed and Gold-Trimmed armours have grey and gold plumes respectively, and the god helmets have plume colours representing the god to which they are aligned.

Normal full helmets

Metal		Level	GE Price
	Bronze full helm	1	451 coins (update)
	Iron full helm	1	649 coins (update)
	Steel full helm	5	1,065 coins (update)
	Black full helm	10	2,994 coins (update)
	White full helm*	10	4,487 coins (update)
	Mithril full helm	20	2,187 coins (update)
	Adamant full helm	30	4,880 coins (update)
	Rune full helm	40	20,892 coins (update)
	Dragon full helm	60	1,223,215 coins (update)

Special full helmets

• Elite black full helm
• Guthan's helm
• Torag's helm
• Verac's helm
• Heraldic helmet (Treasure Trails)
• Heraldic helmet (Construction)
• Initiate sallet
• Proselyte sallet
• Sacred clay helmet
• Third age full helmet
• Slayer helmet
• Statius's full helm
• Tyras helm
• Dungeoneering full helmets
• Torva full helm

Trivia

• In RuneScape Classic, full helmets were known as "large helmets".
• On 1 July 2008, when Jagex released RuneScape High Definition, all full helmets except the Black full helmet were mistakenly rendered with red plumes, rather than the normal blue plumes. A Rune full helm looked identical to a Zamorak full helm. This bug was quickly fixed by Jagex.
• A recent update has made it so that the bottom part of a full helmet moves as the player talks. Considering there is no joint, this looks very odd.
• The helmets in Dungeoneering are referred to as full helms, even though there are no medium helmets in that skill.