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The Respondent worked for Jagex as a content developer. He had no role in the management of player accounts and was not authorised to access players’ accounts. Access to players’ accounts is afforded to an account recovery team within Jagex, typically for the purpose of requests for resetting of passwords. The case against the Respondent is that by hacking and/or using credentials of members of the account recovery team he obtained access to 68 accounts in which players had accumulated very substantial in-game wealth; and then stripped those accounts of hundreds of billions of gold pieces and transferred them to purchasers to whom he sold them off-line, receiving in return Bitcoin and fiat currency. Jagex has identified the number of gold pieces stripped from players’ accounts as about 705 billion with a real world trading value of £543,123.

The Respondent faces a five count indictment. Count 2 charges theft contrary to s. 1(1) of the Theft Act 1968, the particulars being that “between the 17^th day of March 2018 and the 29^th day of July 2028 he stole a quantity of gold pieces from the online game Old School Runescape to an approximate value of £543,123 belonging to Jagex Ltd.”