Alora RSPS Review - Best OSRS Raids Server 2026

Alora’s been around for a while and it shows. The raids are the main draw here. They’re not watered down. ToA, ToB, CoX. All three, fully implemented. If you’ve been burned by servers that promise raids and deliver half-baked mechanics, Alora actually follows through.

Raids That Actually Work #

Tombs of Amascut is there. Invocations, the full deal. Theatre of Blood and Chambers of Xeric too. No “coming soon” or placeholder bosses. The team clearly put effort into making these feel right. You can run them with a group or solo depending on the content. The difficulty scaling makes sense.

Yama and Doom of Mokhaiotl are in. They’re recent OSRS additions and Alora doesn’t lag behind. That’s rare for a private server.

Mobile With RuneLite Plugins #

This is the big one. You can play on your phone with actual RuneLite plugins. Not a stripped-down mobile client. The same plugins you’d use on desktop. That changes things if you’re someone who plays on the go. I’ve done raids on my phone. It works. Takes some getting used to but it’s not a joke.

Leagues and Prizes #

Seasonal leagues run with real money prizes. $1,500+ quarterly. That’s not a marketing gimmick. They actually pay out. The leagues themselves add modifiers and restrictions that make each season feel different. Good for people who burnt out on the main grind and want something fresh.

The Catch #

Economy is solid. Ironman mode exists. Community is active. The main thing is whether you care about raids. If you do, Alora is the server to try. If you’re more into PvP or custom content, you might find it a bit focused. But for PvM and raids, it’s hard to beat. No “coming soon” or placeholder bosses. The team clearly put effort into making these feel right. Difficulty scaling makes sense. Good for people who burnt out on the main grind and want something fresh.

Quick Verdict #