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| ===Axes=== | | ===Axes=== |
| Various equipment may be used to interact with trees. Most trees require an axe to chop. | | Various equipment may be used to interact with trees. Most trees require an axe to chop. |
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| ===Levels 1–15: Regular trees=== | | ===Levels 1–15: Regular trees=== |
| From level 1 to 15, the player should cut regular trees. Each log gives 150 Woodcutting experience. x logs are required to reach level 15. | | From level 1 to 15, the player should cut regular trees. Each log gives 150 Woodcutting experience. 17 logs are required to reach level 15. |
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| ===Levels 15–35: Oak trees=== | | ===Levels 15–30/99: Oak trees=== |
| From level 15 to 35, the player should cut oak trees. Each log gives 220 Woodcutting experience. 534 logs are required to reach level 35. | | From level 15 to 30, the player should cut oak trees. Each log gives 220 Woodcutting experience. 50 logs are required to reach level 30. |
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| Even though willow trees become available at level 30, cutting oak trees offers slightly faster experience at these levels.
| | ===Levels 30–45: Willow trees=== |
| | From level 30 to 45, the player should cut willow trees. Each log gives 500 Woodcutting experience. 96 logs are required to reach level 45. |
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| ===Levels 35–99: Teak trees=== | | ===Levels 45–60: Maple trees=== |
| Cutting [[teak tree]]s offers the fastest Woodcutting experience in the game when using [[tick manipulation]]. If the player is not using any sort of tick manipulation, cutting teak trees offers the fastest experience only up to level 65.
| | From level 45 to 60, the player should cut maple trees. Each log gives 1320 Woodcutting experience. 161 logs are required to reach level 60. |
| [[File:Tick manipulation - 1.5t Woodcutting.gif|thumb|1.5-tick Woodcutting on Fossil Island.]]
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| '''1.5-tick woodcutting''' teaks on [[Fossil Island]] is the fastest training method in the game. 1.5-tick woodcutting is done by setting up a 3-tick cycle (such as using swamp tar on a clean herb) and alternating tiles next to the hardwood patches. When timed correctly, the player has a chance to receive two logs at once every three ticks. Planted teak trees have a 1/8 chance to fell and they do not have a depletion timer, unlike the teak trees found elsewhere.
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| Using the best felling axe available with forester's rations will offer the fastest experience rates. The forester's rations also restore run energy, which makes stamina potions unnecessary for this method.
| | ===Levels 60-75: Yew trees=== |
| | From level 60 to 75, the player should cut yew trees. Each log gives 1800 Woodcutting experience. 521 logs are required to reach level 75. |
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| Experience rates for 1.5-tick woodcutting are shown in the table below. The rates assume using the best regular axe available up to level 61, the dragon felling axe for levels 61–71, and the crystal felling axe from level 71 onwards. Long-term rates can vary depending on performance. At maximum efficiency, it is possible to gain up to around 255,000 experience per hour at level 99 when using the crystal felling axe. Because the method is difficult and click-intensive, players are more likely to see rates closer to 230,000–240,000 experience per hour.
| | ===Levels 75-99: Magic trees=== |
| | | From level 75 to 99, the player should cut magic trees. Each log gives 4400 Woodcutting experience. 2687 logs are required to reach level 99. |
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| ! {{SCP|Woodcutting}} level
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| ! XP/h
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| | 35
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| | 93,000
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| | 41
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| | 115,000
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| | 50
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| | 126,000
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| | 61
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| | 173,000
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| |-
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| | 71
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| | 194,000
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| |-
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| | 80
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| | 208,000
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| |-
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| | 90
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| | 222,000
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| |-
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| | 99
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| | 235,000
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| |}
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| [[File:Tick manipulation - Woodcutting.gif|thumb|2-tick Woodcutting on Ape Atoll.]]
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| {{Equipment
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| | head = Lumberjack hat
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| | cape = Hitpoints cape(t)
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| | weapon = Hunters' crossbow
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| | torso = Lumberjack top
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| | legs = Lumberjack legs
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| | shield = Dragonfire shield
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| | gloves = Regen bracelet
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| | boots = Lumberjack boots
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| | ring = Ring of suffering (i)
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| '''2-tick woodcutting''' teaks is a slightly slower, but less attention- and click-intensive alternative to 1.5-tick woodcutting teaks on Fossil Island. 2-tick woodcutting is done by auto-retaliating to being attacked every two ticks and clicking on a tree. When done correctly, the player has a chance to receive logs every two ticks instead of four due to the way [[Auto Retaliate]] works.
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| Players can 2-tick teaks on [[Ape Atoll]] and [[Isle of Souls]] using [[bird]]s, or in [[Prifddinas]] using [[rabbit]]s. In Prifddinas the player will gain some [[crystal shards]].
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| To start 2-tick woodcutting, draw aggressiveness from the birds or rabbits without killing them (such as casting [[Confuse]] or [[Wind Strike]]). Equip a 2-tick or 3-tick weapon that cannot perform attacks, such as a [[shortbow]] on rapid without ammunition. Turn on [[Auto Retaliate]] and get two monsters attacking you such that a hitsplat appears every two ticks. This can be accomplished by walking under the monsters if they are on the same tile to split them up, then getting one stuck on a tree or bush. When this is done, manoeuvre the two around until you are stood between two teak trees with both enemies attacking you. On each tick that a hitsplat appears on the player click a teak tree, and on each off-tick either click the ground at the base of a teak tree or drop a teak log.
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| Players with low [[Defence]] may be hit by birds and can minimise the damage they take by using a [[regen bracelet]] and a [[Hunters' crossbow]] with a shield instead of a shortbow. Rabbits are unable to hit the player.
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| Experience rates for 2-tick woodcutting are shown in the table below. The rates assume using the best regular axe available up to level 61, the dragon felling axe for levels 61–71, and the crystal felling axe from level 71 onwards. Long-term rates can vary depending on performance. At maximum efficiency, it is possible to gain up to 223,000 experience per hour at level 99 when using the crystal felling axe.
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| {| class="wikitable align-center-1" style="text-align:right;"
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| ! {{SCP|Woodcutting}} level
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| ! XP/h
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| '''Without tick manipulation''' it is recommended to cut teaks only up to level 65, after which cutting [[sulliuscep]]s offers faster experience. The experience rates for cutting teaks without tick manipulation are shown in the table below. The rates assume using the best regular axe available up to level 61, the dragon felling axe for levels 61–71, and the crystal felling axe from level 71 onwards. Equipping a [[forestry kit]] and completing the [[forestry events]] that spawn can increase the rates by roughly 20,000 experience per hour.
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| ! {{SCP|Woodcutting}} level
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| ! XP/h
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| | 61
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| | 99
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| | 93,000
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| == Logs == | | == Logs == |
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Axes
Various equipment may be used to interact with trees. Most trees require an axe to chop.
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Bronze axe
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Can be used to cut most trees.
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Iron axe
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6
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Steel axe
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11
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Black axe
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21
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Mithril axe
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31
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Adamant axe
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41
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Rune axe
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41
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Gilded axe
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61
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Dragon axe
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Special attack: Lumber Up, provides a visible +3 boost to Woodcutting.
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61
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3rd age axe
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61 & 85
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Infernal axe
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Provides the same benefits as a dragon axe, including the special attack, however burns 1/3 of logs cut. This grants 1/2 the Firemaking experience that would normally be gained from doing so. Grants no additional benefit to trees that provide resources that cannot be burned. When depleted of charges, it behaves as a dragon axe.
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Crystal axe
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Special attack: Lumber Up, provides a visible +3 boost to Woodcutting.
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Outfit
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Lumberjack hat
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0%
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Lumberjack top
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0%
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Lumberjack legs
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0%
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Lumberjack boots
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0%
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0%
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Set bonus
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0%
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Full set
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10%
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Fastest experience
To gain Woodcutting experience most efficiently, players should always drop the logs they cut. Players should quickly drop their items by holding the shift key and clicking on the logs.
Levels 1–15: Regular trees
From level 1 to 15, the player should cut regular trees. Each log gives 150 Woodcutting experience. 17 logs are required to reach level 15.
Levels 15–30/99: Oak trees
From level 15 to 30, the player should cut oak trees. Each log gives 220 Woodcutting experience. 50 logs are required to reach level 30.
Levels 30–45: Willow trees
From level 30 to 45, the player should cut willow trees. Each log gives 500 Woodcutting experience. 96 logs are required to reach level 45.
Levels 45–60: Maple trees
From level 45 to 60, the player should cut maple trees. Each log gives 1320 Woodcutting experience. 161 logs are required to reach level 60.
Levels 60-75: Yew trees
From level 60 to 75, the player should cut yew trees. Each log gives 1800 Woodcutting experience. 521 logs are required to reach level 75.
Levels 75-99: Magic trees
From level 75 to 99, the player should cut magic trees. Each log gives 4400 Woodcutting experience. 2687 logs are required to reach level 99.
Logs
Locations
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