Steel key ring

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Steel key ring
Detailed
Release	28 February 2005 (Update)
Members	Yes
Members	Yes
Quest item	One Small Favour
Quest item	One Small Favour
Tradeable	No
Tradeable	No
Equipable	No
Equipable	No
Stackable	No
Stackable	No
Disassembly	No
Disassembly	No
Value	1 coin
Value	1 coin
Alchemy	Not alchemisable
Alchemy	Not alchemisable
Destroy	You can get another key ring from Yanni Salika in Shilo Village.
On death	Always kept outside Wild
Exchange	Not sold
Weight	0.001 kg
Examine	I can store my keys here.

A steel key ring is one of the rewards from the One Small Favour quest. It is useful because a number of keys can be placed onto it without taking extra inventory spaces. It is not required to take keys off of the key ring to unlock doors with them.

Following an update on 24 September 2018, the steel key ring is automatically added to the tool belt upon completion of the quest.

Keys

The key ring can hold most keys (excluding ones that disappear after single use, such as shade keys, muddy keys, HAM storeroom keys, and crystal keys). Keys that can be added to the key ring have a right-click "add to the tool belt" option. To date, the key ring can hold 11 keys in the following order:

Image	Key	Key ring description	Obtained
	Brass key	Allows access to Edgeville Dungeon via the entrance near the Grand Exchange in Varrock.	In Edgeville Dungeon.
	Shiny key	Allows access to the Temple of Ikov via the shed behind McGrubor's Wood.	In the Temple of Ikov near the lesser demons.
	Metal key	Allows access to the Desert Mining Camp.	Obtained by killing the Mercenary Captain during the Tourist Trap quest.
	Wrought iron key	Allows access to the mining area in the Desert Mining Camp.	Reward for completing the Tourist Trap quest.
	Dusty key	Allows access to the deeper section of Taverley Dungeon.	Obtained from the explorer trapped in the Black Knight area of the Taverley Dungeon. May also be purchased from Siegfried Erkle.
	Battered key	Allows access to the Elemental Workshop.	Using a knife on the Battered book
	Maze key	Allows access to Melzar's Maze.	Given by Oziach during the Dragon Slayer quest. Can also be bought at the Legends' Guild. It can also be regained by asking the Champions' Guild Master.
	Crystal-mine key	Allows access to the abandoned mine during and after the Haunted Mine quest.	From the last boss in the Haunted Mine quest.
	Ancestral key	Allows access to the Spirits of the Elid cave north of Nardah.	Telegrabbed from the museum in Nardah.
	Shortcut key	Allows access to shortcuts in Meiyerditch.	Reward for the Darkness of Hallowvale quest, from Safalaan.
	New key	Allows access to the Temple of Light and Slayer Area in the Mourners' excavations under Ardougne.	At beginning of Mourning's End Part II quest, from Head Mourner.

Trivia

The old key ring interface

• It used to be highly recommended that players use the drop trick to get multiple key rings, because if lost in the Wilderness, all attached keys would be lost as well. However, the key ring is now on the player's tool belt, and thus is safe in all situations.
• The key ring previously held 13 keys, but after an update removed the Weapon store key from the game, it can no longer be stored on the key ring. After the update which moved the key ring to the tool belt, the enchanted key cannot be added to the key ring and thus it now holds 11 keys.