Runescape Halloween masks are the second wearable holiday item that was ever dropped in the wonderful world of Runescape. Instead of being dropped inside of an item like the Runescape party hats were, these were just dropped by them selves. The players of Runescape were aware of how much these masks would be worth, and decided to horde them and collect many "sets" which consisted of red, green, and blue masks. These are very valuable but not nearly as valuable as the party hats, because the party hats were in fewer numbers, and not as many people got them.

The true names of these masks are green halloween mask, Red halloween mask, and Blue halloween mask. They have a range of prices to match their range of colors. I'm guessing the whole Halloween mask set would be in the billions, but per mask is pretty high as well. Ranging from around 12 million gp to around 19 million gp per mask.

The Green h'ween mask is the cheapest of the 3. It is the most common mask, and its not very rare, as far as rare items go.

The Blue h'ween mask is priced around 13 million and it's the middle priced mask. Its more rare than the green one, and look great on a person.

The Red h'ween mask is priced around 18 million gp. It would seem like red is the most common color that you think of when thinking about dragons, but this case, its the most rare.

The Runescape Halloween Masks are very cool and a great addition to anyone's wardrobe. Of course, as most items dropped around the first years, they have no purpose. They don't change your stats, they don't do a cool emote; they don't do much of anything. It's obvious that the holiday items have increased their function ability since the first year. Perhaps they don't do anything to that aspect, but they are worth getting just to show off. Don't you want to be that person walking to a Halloween costume party with a Red h'ween mask on? I can't see anyone who wouldn't.
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