Jagex Verifies 6,572-Hour All-Pet Record as Old School RuneScape Speedruns Shift to Years

The Old School RuneScape (OSRS) community is marking a significant milestone as player Coxie completed a pet collection speedrun. This feat required sustained effort to collect pets in the game.

The 'All-Pet' run requires players to secure dozens of rare drops across shifting game content.

The sheer mathematical commitment of the run highlights the physical and mental demand of high-level MMO achievements.

A Moving Finish Line

The nature of an “all-collection” run in a live-service game means the requirements are constantly shifting. Consistent content updates expanded the pet requirements during the attempt.

The final acquisition was “Beef,” a rare 1/1,000 drop from the Lumbridge cow boss, Brutus. Because Brutus was only released in February 2026, the speedrun required the player to adapt to new high-level content late in the attempt. This final grind stood in contrast to more established challenges, such as obtaining the Jal-Nib-Rek, a 1/100 drop from the Inferno.

Community Context

This achievement comes during a reflective week for the OSRS community. The recent death of actor RJ Mitte on October 12, 2026, has brought a somber mood to the game’s social hubs. Mitte was a “maxed” player in both RuneScape and World of Warcraft, and his passing has led to a surge in community engagement as players gather to commemorate one of the game’s most visible ambassadors.

This environment of high community activity has brought extra attention to Coxie’s accomplishment.

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