In Old School RuneScape, gear progression is everything. Whether you're tackling high-level PvM content or pushing your account's combat potential, finding the perfect balance between damage output and versatility is key. Among RuneScape gold the game's most iconic and sought-after sets is the Void Knight equipment, and even more so, its upgraded version-the Elite Void set.

This guide will walk you through everything you need to know about obtaining and upgrading to Elite Void, from earning your base Void Knight outfit through Pest Control to completing the Hard Western Provinces Diary required for the upgrade. A large amount of RuneScape gold will also be very helpful to you.

Why the Elite Void Set Is So Powerful

The Elite Void set is one of the best hybrid gear options in OSRS, offering strong bonuses across all combat styles. When worn as a full set, it provides significant accuracy and damage boosts for Melee, Ranged, and Magic attacks-making it perfect for "tribridding" (switching between combat styles) without having to swap gear mid-fight.

This flexibility makes Elite Void invaluable for activities like Zulrah, Corporeal Beast, and The Theatre of Blood, as well as for players who enjoy low-risk PvP setups. However, unlocking this high-tier gear requires dedication, as you'll need both Commendation Points and progress in the Western Provinces Achievement Diary.

How To Get the Base Void Knight Set

Before you can upgrade to Elite Void, you must first obtain the standard Void Knight equipment. This gear is purchased with Commendation Points earned from the Pest Control minigame.

What Is Pest Control?

Pest Control is a cooperative combat minigame located on the Void Knight Outpost, accessible via the Port Sarim docks. The goal is to defend the Void Knight in the center of the island while destroying enemy portals that spawn waves of pests. Each completed round rewards you with Commendation Points, which you can exchange for Void equipment and experience lamps.

Pest Control Landers

There are three "landers," or difficulty levels, depending on your combat level:

Novice Lander – Requires Level 40 Combat (3 points per win)

Intermediate Lander – Requires Level 70 Combat (4 points per win)

Veteran Lander – Requires Level 100 Combat (5 points per win)

If you've completed tiers of the Combat Achievement Diary, you'll gain bonus points per round-up to +3 for completing all three tiers (Easy, Medium, and Hard). That means a Veteran game could earn up to 8 points per run.

Since dying in Pest Control simply respawns you back at the lander, Hardcore Ironmen can safely participate without risk. To maximize efficiency, always play on cheap OSRS GP the highest difficulty available.