An OSRS clan turns a solo grind into a group one: bossing teams, raid groups, skilling competitions and a clan chat that is awake when you are. Browse clan recruitment posts below, or post what you are after — PvM, Chambers or Theatre runs, ironman clans, or a Group Ironman team.
A clan holds up to 500 members. You can be a ranked member of one clan at a time and join others as a guest. Clans have their own chat, a broadcast feed for drops and level-ups, three fixed top ranks (Owner, Deputy Owner, Administrator) and custom ranks below them. There is no alliance system between clans.
Group Ironman is a separate thing: a fixed group of two to five ironman accounts that share a group storage and can trade with each other. If you want a Group Ironman team, say so — it is a permanent commitment, and groups recruit very differently from clans.
Combat level and total level, account type (main, ironman, hardcore, group ironman), the content you want, your time zone and whether you use Discord. Raid clans may ask for your kill counts and gear; social clans usually just want to know you will talk.
LF clan — main, 1,750 total, 110 combat. Learning Chambers and Tombs of Amascut, EU evenings. Discord.
Ironman clan recruiting — any level, EU/NA, Skill of the Week, group bossing and a chatty clan chat.
Up to 500. A player can be a ranked member of one clan and a guest in others.
A clan is a social group with its own chat and ranks. Group Ironman is a fixed team of two to five ironman accounts that share group storage and can trade with each other — a permanent game mode, not a social group.
PvM and raid clans often set stat, gear or kill-count minimums. Social and skilling clans usually accept any level.