HiScores skill sync
Explicitly sync a character's public League skill levels when you want a fresh snapshot. Shared server caching avoids repeated upstream requests.
RuneScape 3 · Equilibrium League
Your league plan, without the tab chaos.
Sync public HiScores, reconcile your Equilibrium task table, and let Leagues Lab build a practical route around your skills, unlocked regions, Blessings, relics and tracked resources.
Purpose-built tools
Everything needed for an Equilibrium run.
Leagues Lab keeps the active play state in your browser and uses the server only for work that benefits from shared processing and caching.
Fast task reconciliation
Paste the Equilibrium task-table HTML and review completion changes by task ID. Partial tables work as deltas; omitted tasks stay untouched.
Server-assisted routing
Filter and score the task catalog against the character's skills, task state, region order, Blessings, relics and resource context without freezing the browser.
Build planning
Plan regions, relics and Blessings in the same workspace used by route generation so recommendations can react to your intended progression.
Resource ledger
Track supplies and task-linked gains or costs alongside the route instead of maintaining a separate scratchpad.
Local-first characters
No Leagues Lab login is required. Your task completion, route notes, build choices and tracked resources remain browser-local.
Three steps
From character name to useful route.
Add your character
Create a local character, then explicitly sync its public Equilibrium HiScores when you are ready.
Sync the task table
Paste your Equilibrium task HTML so the planner knows what is actually completed. A route is intentionally withheld until this state exists.
Plan and iterate
Choose the build and route objectives, generate a route, and manually refresh skills or tasks whenever your in-game state changes.
No account required
Ready to plan your league?
Characters are local. Public HiScores snapshots are cached on the server for up to ten minutes to reduce duplicate RuneScape requests, but synchronization remains user-initiated.