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Monster • Tirannwn
A crystal formed horse with a crystal formed horn.
Corrupted Unicorn
Uncommon32%Uncommon card in the Old School RuneScape TCG (OSRS TCG) · Monster
“A crystal formed horse with a crystal formed horn.”
Corrupted Unicorn is a Uncommon card in the OSRS TCG, the Old School RuneScape trading card game played through the RuneLite plugin. The card is based on the in-game monster, which is combat level 64, attacks with Stab and hits up to 17. The catalogue files it under Monster and Tirannwn, and packs in the plugin land on a Uncommon card roughly 32% of the time.
- Categories
- Monster, Tirannwn
- Combat level
- 64
- Attack style
- Stab
- Max hit
- 17
- Card score
- 6,144
Corrupted Unicorn card — frequently asked
- How rare is the Corrupted Unicorn card in the OSRS TCG?
- Corrupted Unicorn is a Uncommon card. Packs in the TCG plugin land on a Uncommon card about 32% of the time. Rarity is not assigned by hand: every card is scored from the in-game item's value, or from a monster's combat level, and the tiers are percentile bands within its own group — items are ranked against items and monsters against monsters, because a boss's level and an item's price are not the same measure.
- What are the Corrupted Unicorn card's stats?
- The card carries the monster's own numbers: a combat level of 64, an attack style of Stab and a max hit of 17. Monster cards score at 1.5× their level squared, which is why a high-level boss outranks most items.
- How do I get the Corrupted Unicorn card?
- Open packs in the OSRS TCG RuneLite plugin and hope for the pull, or trade for it. A Standard Pack costs 2,500 credits — earned by playing Old School RuneScape — and reveals 5 cards, each with a 1% chance by default of coming out foil. On OSRS Card Exchange you can post an exchange offering a card you have spare and asking for Corrupted Unicorn, and anyone holding one can make you an offer.
- Can I trade the Corrupted Unicorn card with another player?
- Yes. This site matches the two of you and hands over a party passphrase; the cards themselves change hands in the TCG plugin's own Trade window in game, not on the website and not through the standard in-game trade screen.