Hooded max cape

Hooded max cape
Equipped
Release	15 September 2014 (Update)
Members	Yes
Members	Yes
Quest item	No
Quest item	No
Tradeable	No
Tradeable	No
Equipable	Yes
Equipable	Yes
Stackable	No
Stackable	No
Disassembly	No
Disassembly	No
Value	2,673,000 coins
Value	2,673,000 coins
Alchemy	Not alchemisable
Alchemy	Not alchemisable
Destroy	Drop
On death	Reclaimable
On death	Reclaimable
Reclaim	47230
Reclaim	47230
Sacrifice	188920
Sacrifice	188920
Exchange	Not sold
Weight	0.453 kg
Examine	A cape worn by those who've achieved 99 in all skills.

The customisation screen for the max cape

The hooded max cape is obtained by combining a max cape with a max hood. It is available to players who have attained at least 99 in all 27 skills (it does not require 120 in Dungeoneering or Invention). It has an emote which shows off the player's expertise in each skill. The minimum Total Level a player needs for max cape is 2673. When the cape is purchased, it comes along with a corresponding hood, which can be combined to create a hooded max cape. The minimum amount of experience required to wear this cape is 374,968,717.

There are two ways to buy the cape and hood, the first way is by locating Max. He will move from location to location in eastern Varrock. Once spotted, Max will offer to sell qualified players this cape for 2,673,000 coins, which is 99,000 coins (the price of a typical skill cape) times 27 (the number of skills). The second way is to simply just buy it from Elen Anterth in the Max Guild.

The hooded max cape can be used to teleport to the Max Guild an unlimited number of times provided the owner has completed Plague's End.

Although the Max cape might be considered to be the second best cape in the game (first being the completionist cape), there are some exceptions worth noting:

• The god capes from the Mage Arena provide a higher magic bonus (31 vs 26).
• The TokHaar-Kal-Ket provides a higher melee style bonus (31 vs 26).
• The TokHaar-Kal-Mej provides a higher magic bonus (31 vs 26).
• The TokHaar-Kal-Xil provides a higher ranged style bonus (31 vs 26).
• The Reefwalker's cape provides a 200 life point bonus and a higher armour rating (62 vs 44).
• The Superior reefwalker's cape provides a 300 life point bonus and a higher armour rating (65 vs 44).
• The Dragon Rider cape provides a higher prayer bonus (6 vs 5).

Combat Stats

Requirements
All 99
Class			Slot
All
Tier
85
Weapons		Main		Off
Damage		-		-
Accuracy		-		-
Style		-
Range		-
Attributes						Damage reduction
Armour				44		PvM: 0%			PvP: 0%
Life points				0		Style bonuses
Prayer				5		26		26		26
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Appearance

Main article: Skillcape Customiser

The colours of a max cape can be customised by using the option in the right-click menu of the cape. In the Skillcape Customiser interface, players have the right-click option on the either of the four colour palettes to get or set a certain colour via the HSL colour algorithm (hue, saturation, and luminosity).

Emote

The following table outlines the cape emote describing how the various 27 skills are incorporated.

Skill		Description
	Dungeoneering	A massive boulder warps onto the ground in front of the player.
	Thieving	The player picks a lock on a chain around the boulder.
	Woodcutting	The player chops away a tree on the left side of the rock using an inferno adze.
	Firemaking	The wood from the tree burns away in the air due to the power of the inferno adze.
	Construction	The player cuts away excess rock using a saw on the right side.
	Mining	The player mines away excess rock in front using a crystal pickaxe.
	Fletching	The player uses a blessed hatchet to carve a tree branch into the creature's right arm.
	Farming	The player uses a watering can to water a seed that grows into the creature's left arm.
	Smithing	The player removes excess rock on the front of the creature's right leg with a hammer.
	Crafting	The player chips details onto the back of the creature with a chisel and hammer.
	Invention	An augmentor appears on the creature's chest as the player shoots a wisp.
	Divination	The player charges the rock creature by shooting a wisp into it.
	Runecrafting	The player imbues the face of a death rune onto the creature.
	Summoning	The player summons spirit energy and binds it to the creature, awakening it.
	Constitution	The player eats a fish to restore life points.
	Fishing	The fish that the player eats also represents fishing.
	Cooking	The fish that the player eats also represents cooking.
	Herblore	The player drinks a potion.
	Prayer	The player activates the turmoil curse.
	Agility	The player evades an attack with a forward roll.
	Hunter	The player catches a grey chinchompa with their left hand.
	Ranged	The player throws the grey chinchompa at the creature's face.
	Defence	The player dodges a blow from the creature's right arm.
	Magic	The player casts a fire spell at the creature.
	Attack	The player accurately grabs the creature around the neck with an abyssal whip.
	Strength	The player pulls the massive creature forward with the whip.
	Slayer	The player successfully slays the creature with the whip.

A player performing the Max cape's emote

Trivia

• The cape's emote used to be the longest emote in RuneScape, lasting 20 seconds, until the addition of the 15th Anniversary Dance emote.
• The emote can be performed even if the player has not done the quests The Temple at Senntisten for Turmoil, All Fired Up for the inferno adze, Mourning's Ends Part II for making death runes, Animal Magnetism for the blessed hatchet, or Plague's End for the crystal pickaxe; all of which are visible in the emote.
• The cape features the first emote that temporarily creates NPCs for the purposes of the emote who can then be examined.
• The cape turns to 2,673,000 coins if the player dies in the Wilderness.

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