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Trollheim Teleport Tablet OSRS: Creation and Use Guide

November 14, 2026933 words5 min read

Learn how to create and use the Trollheim teleport tablet in OSRS. Covers Eadgar's Ruse requirements, God Wars Dungeon access, and herb farming.

The Trollheim teleport tablet is a consumable magic item in Old School RuneScape used to instantly transport a player to the mountain of Trollheim. Unlike standard teleport tablets that are created directly on a mahogany or teak lectern, the Trollheim version is a "redirected" tablet, requiring a specific modification process before it can be used. This item is essential for players who need to access the northern reaches of the world while using a spellbook other than the standard one.

How to Create a Trollheim Teleport Tablet

Creating a Trollheim teleport tablet involves a process called redirection. Because these tablets are untradeable, players must produce them personally; they cannot be purchased from the Grand Exchange or other players.

To create the tablet, you must have the following materials in your inventory:

  • Teleport to house (tablet): A standard tablet used to return to a Player-owned house. These can be bought from other players or the Grand Exchange for approximately 494 coins.
  • Scroll of Redirection: A specialized consumable item that allows a player to change the destination of a house tablet.

Step-by-Step Creation:

  1. Ensure you have completed the required quest (see Requirements below).
  2. With both the house tablet and the Scroll of Redirection in your inventory, use the scroll on the tablet.
  3. A menu will appear displaying various possible destinations.
  4. Select "Trollheim" to convert the house tablet into a Trollheim teleport tablet.

The process consumes the Scroll of Redirection and the original house tablet to produce one Trollheim teleport tablet. While the house tablet has a market value, the resulting Trollheim tablet has a nominal value of 1 coin and a High Alch value of 0 coins.

Essential Requirements

Before a player can successfully redirect a tablet to Trollheim, two primary conditions must be met:

RequirementTypeDetails
Eadgar's RuseQuestMust be fully completed to unlock the Trollheim destination.
ConstructionSkillLevel 1 is required to perform the redirection.

While the standard Trollheim Teleport spell requires 61 Magic, using the tablet does not require a specific Magic level. This makes the tablet a valuable tool for players who have completed the quest but may not have the Magic level or the necessary Law runes and Fire runes immediately available.

Strategic Uses and Nearby Locations

The Trollheim teleport is considered one of the most useful travel items for mid-to-high-level players due to its proximity to several key pieces of content.

God Wars Dungeon (GWD)

The primary use for this teleport is accessing the God Wars Dungeon. The tablet places the player on the summit of Trollheim, which is the closest teleportation point to the entrance of the dungeon. This is vital for players participating in boss encounters against General Graardor, K'ril Tsutsaroth, Commander Zilyana, or Kree'arra, as it minimizes the run time through the dangerous, cold mountainous terrain.

Herb Patch Farming

After completing the quest My Arm's Big Adventure, players gain access to a unique herb patch located on the roof of the Troll Stronghold. This patch is highly sought after because it is "disease-free," meaning herbs planted here will never die. The Trollheim teleport tablet is the fastest way to reach this patch during a farming run.

Slayer Tasks

The area surrounding the teleport destination is populated by various types of Trolls. Players assigned a Troll Slayer task can use the tablet to reach these NPCs quickly.

Treasure Trails

For players completing Clue Scrolls, the Trollheim teleport is often necessary to reach remote mountain locations. The tablet is particularly useful because it allows players to teleport to Trollheim even if they are currently using the Ancient Magicks, Lunar, or Arceuus spellbooks, which do not have a native teleport to this location.

The Trollheim tablet is part of a larger category of redirected house tablets. Other destinations available via the Scroll of Redirection include:

  • Rimmington
  • Taverley
  • Pollnivneach
  • Hosidius
  • Rellekka
  • Aldarin
  • Brimhaven
  • Yanille
  • Prifddinas

Historical Changes and Trivia

The Trollheim teleport tablet was released on 26 September 2013 as part of an update to the redirection system. Over time, it has seen several aesthetic and technical adjustments:

  • 30 April 2015: The tablet received its first graphical update.
  • 12 May 2016: A second graphical update was applied to the tablet's sprite.
  • 12 October 2017: The examine text was updated. It previously read: "A tablet containing a magic spell."

Trivia: In other versions of the game, such as RuneScape 3, players are required to speak to the NPC Runvastr in Keldagrim and acquire his diary before they can redirect tablets to Trollheim. This extra step is not required in Old School RuneScape; only the completion of Eadgar's Ruse is necessary.

The developer of Old School RuneScape is Jagex Limited. Specific platform IDs and control schemes for this version of the game are not independently confirmed within the provided reference material.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I sell Trollheim teleport tablets on the Grand Exchange?

No. Trollheim teleport tablets are untradeable. You must buy the tradeable "Teleport to house" tablets and redirect them yourself using Scrolls of Redirection.

Do I need a high Magic level to use the tablet?

No. While the spell itself requires 61 Magic, the tablet can be "broken" to teleport regardless of your current Magic level, provided you have completed the Eadgar's Ruse quest.

Is the teleport destination safe?

The teleport lands you on the summit of Trollheim. While the immediate landing spot is generally safe, the surrounding area contains aggressive Trolls and the "icy" effect of the plateau (if moving toward the God Wars Dungeon), so players should be prepared for combat or environmental hazards.