One must cut normal logs to train the first levels of Woodcutting anyway, so one may as well burn these logs to obtain 15 Firemaking. A number of quests with quality rewards require Firemaking levels, such as Recipe for Disaster and Desert Treasure. Training Firemaking also allows players to use light sources when exploring dark environments. You may open the crates on the spot or bank them and go back for another fight. 16 comments 67% Upvoted This thread is archived • Normal logs can come from trees, evergreen, dead and dying trees can be cut nearly everywhere in Gielinor ranging from Lumbridge to the Wilderness. Willow logs can be bought from other players or they can be cut with 30+ Woodcutting. Old School RuneScape Wiki is a FANDOM Games Community. Some players start a new account with 10 HP so that there is barely a need for food. No other skill compares to how quick training is at such a low level. The quickest way to get from level 30 to level 35 is by burning willow logs, which grant 90 experience per log. Just like with Yew logs, these are slow to cut and you shouldn’t try obtaining your own. It is possible to get much high rates, but they realistically cap at around 65,000 experience per hour for fastest sustainable click speeds. This reward amounts to 100 times to your current firemaking level. If the player switches to each log type as soon as the skill requirement is met, it would take approximately 33 hours to reach level 99 Firemaking from level 1. So at level 50 firemaking you will get 5000 firemaking experience per game. It is the artisan companion skill of Woodcutting. You can get Yew trees in the woodcutting guild, but you can also buy from the Grand Exchange. • • At least four pieces are required, and things like the clue hunter outfit, Santa’s outfit or Fire Staves count as protection. The quickest way to get from level 15 to level 30 is by burning oak logs, which grant 60 experience per log. If you plan obtaining your own logs, have your best axe handy to full up your inventory. You will still take some damage regardless, and this scales based on your hitpoints level. Obtaining the Pyromancer outfit from loot crates increases experience by 2.5%, even with other methods. While line firemaking, the pitch canreduces the time for lighti… Starting at this spot will have the player finish directly at the bank entrance. s 20,232 Redwood logs (7,688,160 XP) are required to reach level 99 without the Lumberjack outfit (profit: 6,211,224). • If anyone wants to use this as a guide, I guess this puts the upgrade path for firemaking normal -> oak -> teak -> willow -> yew -> redwood, but my god, you're going to be burning yew logs for awhile. Expect to get 160,000 experience per hour at level 50 and 280,000 experience at level 90. An alternative to lighting logs is doing Wintertodt from 50 Firemaking onwards. Assuming you are going at full concentration, you will easily get over 300,000 experience per hour. • 50-55k xp per hour if you do this for a a few hours (when you forgot to pay attention few times).160 logs per hour avarage1500 ea = 240k/Hour1600 ea = 256k/Hour The quickest way to get from level 1 to level 15 is by burning normal logs, which grant 40 experience per log. Redwood Trees (90– 90) • Magic is best, but is only 9% better rate than Yew, and you are burning logs worth a lot more. On the other hand, the redwood trees in the Woodcutting Guild provide an invisible +7 Woodcutting boost which slightly increases cut speed. Every game in the official world lasts about 4 minutes. This minigame is unique in the sense that it enables Firemaking to be a profitable skill rather than just a waste of money. • You probably won’t make a lot of money going all the way to Level 99, but at least you won’t be at a loss. Redwood logs are over 600k FM xp per hour and less then 1gp per xp - Why do people still do Wintertodt past 90 FM? 60-90: Yew logs. Redwood tree. For levels 90 – 99, 20,232 Redwood Logs are cut. It gives the player a 33% chance to burn a log while cutting a tree. • Otherwise, there will likely be several players ready to repair it so its barely noticeable if you’re AFK training. A good spot to obtain your own logs is behind the building in Rimmington. While it is a bit more expensive, you should blast through the preliminary levels as it is over 50,000 experience per hour. Redwood logs are logs obtained from cutting Redwood trees, which are only found in the Woodcutting Guild and require at least level 90 Woodcutting for players to cut. An effective strategy is to fletch at least a couple of loads of logs so that you get more points towards your activity, assuring you get a loot crate at the end. When using a pitch can at a bonfire, it will reduce the ticks between adding logs from six to five ticks, allowing around 200 additional logs to be burned per hour. • What can at least be said about the drops is that they are excellent for starting ironmen. The pitch can is a tradeable Firemaking enhancer that significantly speeds up Firemaking. Crucial Firemaking items However, it will take about 20 hours longer to complete. • Using the minigame, you able able to make up to 300k-400k an hour. If you have done the quest Throne of Miscellania and manage the kingdom you can get many maple logs very easily. • You’ll see a similar experience per hour but since the bank is close to the Woodcutting Guild, you’ll make some money as well. • • At level 99 Firemaking it is possible to gain 3,500,000 bonus experience per hour playing hard mode Barbarian Assault waves 6-9, at a cost of 6 Barbarian assault ticket - hard wave 10 per hour. They are about 450k xp an hour, so I highly recommend them if you want 99 quick. The quickest way to get from level 50 to level 60 is by burning mahogany logs, which grant 157.5 experience per log. Assumes that 1,050 logs are burnt per hour. If the player switches to each log type as soon as the skill requirement is met, it would take approximately 33 hours to reach level 99 Firemaking from level 1. Right clicking them and choosing "light" will grant Firemaking experience and when choosing the "Craft" option on the logs, an interface will appear asking if you'd like to gain just Fletching experience or gain both Fletching and Firemaking experience. To obtain your own logs as an Ironman, you may invest in your Kingdom and put workers on Maple Trees for them to passively accumulate. • •, • While you would have to be pretty insane to buy these expensive logs, they are a slightly faster at 150,000 experience per hour. Contact us with any suggestions or message me on Reddit . If you have the budge, you can get to Level 90 by the end of the day with 450,000 experience per hour. Its cheap and easy, but not so viable anymore. You will get over 500,000 experience per hour and it is around the same price per experience as burning Yew Logs. Lighting Yew Logs gains a player 202 XP. The exciting thing about lighting magic logs is that you get to earn 380k XP per hour. ~260k/hr. • Oak trees can be cut almost everywhere. There isn’t any other way to start firemaking other than burning basic logs. Logs - Level 1. The only place to chop redwood trees is the Woodcutting Guild. OSRS Redwood EXP per hour: 65K/hr. This is likely why more fresh Ironmen get 99 firemaking before anything. You gain a massive 200,000 experience per hour while barely spending any gold. EXP Rate at level 50: 150K/hr. Redwood logs are received from cutting Redwood trees, which are found in both the Woodcutting Guild and the Farming Guild (with level 90 farming), requiring a Woodcutting level of 90 and yield 380 Woodcutting experience per log. Firemaking is typically trained at an area with a lot of space, where players can burn 27 logs in a row without any objects in the way. EXP Rate at level 90: 300K/hr. Location: Red wood trees are only found in the Woodcutting Guild. Many players choose to burn maple logs from level 45 until level 99. There is passive damage from just being in the area unless you wear sufficient warm clothing. Just like with Yew logs, these are slow to cut and you shouldn’t try obtaining your own. This is especially an ideal spot for F2P ironmen as there is little competition with bots or other players. Wintertotd rewards. This boss fight is open to everyone who enters the instance and there are no segmenting or player limits, aside from the 2,000 player limit on the world. Magic Logs are the most expensive means to train Firemaking in the game, but it is extremely fast at this level bracket. For a comparison, at level 90 Firemaking, lighting Redwood logs gives you 400 000 an hour, whereas the Wintertodt gives only a maximum of 300 000 XP per hour. • Up to you whether you think it is worth it. The quickest way to get from level 45 to level 50 is by burning maple logs, which grant 135 experience per log. The table shows "#1 to #2", #1 being the exp gained at level the minimum Firemaking level, and #2 being the exp gained at level 99 Firemaking. Redwood gives 105.2K exp per hour. Please don’t attempt to cut your own Yew Logs as they are incredibly slow. Redwood logs can be burned with a Firemaking level of 90, giving 350 experience per log. Time: Assuming an average kill length of 4 minutes and a 60 second pause, around 40 hours. It is comparable to Teaks, although with a much lower click intensity. • Take your favorite fandoms with you and never miss a beat. Also, there is a log spawn in the Lumbridge Castle’s bank in which you can hop worlds and light free logs. Depending on levels, players can chop 140–180 redwood logs (40,040 - 51,480 coins) per hour. Normal Logs from levels 1-15; Oak Logs from levels 15-30; Willow Logs from levels 30-35; Teak Logs from levels 35-45; Maple Logs from levels 45-50; At this point you will then use a games necklace and teleport to Wintertodt. Training Firemaking typically involves training near a bank for the highest efficiency, and repeatedly withdrawing banked logs and burning them. Alternatively, you can just do maples to 99. There are many spots to cut them if you are an Ironman, like the Falador Park or Draynor Village. Below is a list of some good places to train: The spot players should begin when firemaking at the Piscarilius House. All rights reserved. • A good spot to cut them is just outside the Ogress cave on Corsair Cove, which is also available to F2P players. 4 More Skills So, those are the main fast skills I wanted to talk about. Let’s face it, firemaking had always been a boring skill filled with dead content since Runescape Classic. Yew gives 112.5K exp per hour. • This method is never before seen, not even jebwum knows it! Firemaking is a skill used to light fires, among other things. (this would put magic logs at 229 xp/log with bonfire compared to 225 xp/log without, redwoods 270/280, yew 156/150). Below are the level requirements for each log - All logs can be chopped down or received as from pvming. Albeit a bit slower than burning logs normally, it is profitable, and grants the Pyromancer outfit, which increases Firemaking experience by 2.5%. If you have the budge, you can get to Level 90 by the end of the day with 450,000 experience per hour. Level 15 Woodcutting to cut the oak logs may be useful; oak logs can also be bought from other players. Redwood logs are used to train Firemaking. Wintertodt is the most profitable way to do firemaking. Players should start cutting Redwood trees as soon as possible because they provide higher experience per hour than Yews. Everyone is calculating Firemaking XP wrong.. For every consumption skill, you should be calculating using time to collect the materials PLUS the time it takes to use the materials, not just the time it takes to use the materials.. Yew takes 6 seconds to harvest + 7 seconds to burn and yields 202.5 XP per log with a bonfire, for 15.57 XP/s. The infernal axe is a Dragon Axe infused with a Smouldering Stone. This really should only be reserved for those cutting on teak trees as these are expensive due to the demand for construction. There is an activity meter that determines if you get the reward at the end of the game, so you’re not allowed to slack. Purchasing the logs for 1 to 15 Firemaking is not necessary as getting level 15 is only several minute's work; only 61 logs have to be burnt to raise Firemaking from level 1 to 15.
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