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The RuneScape communists immediately set RuneScape gold about constructing socialism. They established a collection of soviets, elected local councils tasked with discovering the needs of the working class. All these councils appointed members into some people's parliament who deliberated the issues of their day, and approved or denied the conclusions of a cupboard of more than 20 ministers. This socialist government was responsible for managing and planning every aspect of the planet's economy. SireZaros, once the chief of a revolutionary army, was now president of a peacetime authorities. The entire world, for a moment, was peaceful.

This wasn't to last. In early 2008, the party fell into a period of savage civil war. Led by Redsteel136, a junior party performer, a small group of coupmakers scrabbled for management of the government.

SireZaros, hero of the revolution, along with the entire overthrown party cadre, was executed.

Karamja is an in-game island populated by NPC pirates and (in hindsight, over a bit racist caricatures of) indigenous people. The presence of pirates hints, I believe, at an in-universe history of colonialism dedicated against Karamja from the currently communist-controlled Kingdoms of Asgarnia and Kandarin. In a display of admirable anti-imperialist solidarity between socialists from the imperial core and colonised peoples, General Secretary Redsteel136 acknowledged the digital island appropriate to national liberation. Administration of the island has been handed over to a Karamjan clan who have, unfortunately, gone unrecorded in history.

However, measures implemented in late 2007 from the developers of RuneScape to control real-world cash trading had set a devastating chain reaction in motion. Jagex, the company that produces RuneScape, had to counteract the problem of virtual marketplaces like eBay allowing the selling of in-game items for cash. In order to prevent players in-game from handing over valuable items for nothing, a clear sign that payment was received in US Dollars instead of Gielinorian Gold Pieces, Jagex set the prices of in-game things at fiat values. All items were then required to exchange for any number of gold pieces within a fixed range below or above that fiat worth. That value could change up or down as things were traded, but it could only increase or decrease by a limited amount over a buy old school rs gold specified interval.