Woodcutting (2024)

For a list of all requirements and unlockables within the Woodcutting skill, see Woodcutting/Level up table.

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Woodcutting
Released		4 January 2001 (Update)
Also called		WC
Members		No
Type		Gathering
Statistics
Players with 99		178,800 as of 1 June 2024 - update
Players with 200M XP		572 as of 17 March 2024 - update

Woodcutting is a gathering skill that primarily involves chopping trees to obtain logs used in the Fletching, Firemaking, and Construction skills. Players with a higher Woodcutting level can chop down new types of trees and cut down trees quicker, especially as higher levels of axes become available.

Woodcutting is a useful skill for a low-levelled player to make money early in the game. On the map, locations of rare trees can be located with a tree icon.

Players looking for a more social Woodcutting experience can partake in forestry. To begin, grab a forestry kit from the Forestry Shop in Draynor, Seers' Village or Prifddinas.

Members can also grow their own trees to chop using the Farming skill. Additionally, at level 60 Woodcutting and above (which can be boosted), members can gain access to the Woodcutting Guild, containing a wide variety of useful features.

	Woodcutting level up - normal
The music that plays when levelling up.

	Woodcutting level up - with unlocks
The music that plays when levelling up and unlocking new content.

Types of trees[edit | edit source]

Level	Tree		Resource		Experience	Chop Down time	Notes	Members
1		Tree		Logs	25	One Log	The most common tree in Gielinor, these trees are how players start off training Woodcutting. Both evergreen and dead trees (both small and big) also yield logs. Each tree only yields one log, after which they are cut down and respawn in a short time. Buckets of sap can be acquired by using a knife on the conical variants while having a bucket in one's inventory.
1		Tree (Tirannwn)		Logs	25	One Log	Found throughout Tirannwn. Equivalent to common trees, but all variants produce sap.
1		Dying tree		Logs	25	One Log	Can be found in the Wilderness, Varrock, and the Lumber Yard.
1		Dead tree		Logs or Charcoal	25	One Log	Dead trees can be found all around Gielinor. Dead trees found around the Fishing Hamlet, and east of the Lava Dragon Isle (in the Wilderness) give charcoal when cut.
1		Burnt tree		Charcoal	25	One Log	Found around the Fossil Island Volcano.
1		Evergreen tree		Logs	25	One Log	Evergreen trees can be found near Falador, near the entrance to the Dwarven Mines, north-west of Barbarian Village, east of Camelot Castle and on Dragontooth Island. Buckets of sap can be acquired by using a knife on an evergreen tree while having a bucket in your inventory.
1		Jungle tree		Logs	25	One Log	They are only found in the Feldip Hunter area, the Kharazi Jungle, and on Ape Atoll. Several variations of models for the tree and stump exist, likely due to the trees in the Kharazi Jungle being introduced in RuneScape Classic.
1		Achey tree		Achey tree logs	25	One Log	These trees are used for the members-only quest Big Chompy Bird Hunting, to make ogre bows and arrows. Like normal trees, achey trees only yield one log.
10		Light Jungle		Thatch spar light	32	Varies	Light jungle can only be cut with a machete, and is found near Tai Bwo Wannai. Used in the Tai Bwo Wannai Cleanup minigame. When cutting these, many dangerous things may pop out, such as broodoo victims, mosquito swarms, tribesmen, bush snakes and jungle spiders.
15		Oak tree		Oak logs	37.5	45 ticks (27 seconds)	These trees are fairly easy to find around wooded areas. Unlike normal trees, oak trees can yield multiple logs, and are used for training once the player has the ability to cut them.
20		Medium Jungle		Thatch spar med	55	Varies	Medium jungle can only be cut with a machete, and is found near Tai Bwo Wannai. Used in the Tai Bwo Wannai Cleanup minigame. When cutting these, many dangerous things may pop out, such as broodoo victims, mosquito swarms, tribesmen, bush snakes and jungle spiders.
30		Willow tree		Willow logs	67.5	50 ticks (30 seconds)	These trees are found near water. Players can find them in and around Port Sarim, Draynor Village, Seers' Village, and Champions' Guild. A usually unoccupied area is also at the lake west of Farmer Fred's hut.
35		Teak tree		Teak logs	85	50 ticks (30 seconds)	These trees yield teak logs when cut, which are used for Construction training. Teak trees are rather rare, with several lone trees around Castle Wars, Uzer and Ape Atoll. A large cluster can be found in the Hardwood Grove.
35		Dense Jungle		Thatch spar dense	80	Varies	Dense jungle can only be cut with a machete, and is found near Tai Bwo Wannai. Used in the Tai Bwo Wannai Cleanup minigame. When cutting these, many dangerous things may pop out, such as broodoo victims, mosquito swarms, tribesmen, bush snakes and jungle spiders.
42		Mature juniper tree		Juniper logs	35	1 in 16 chance per log	These trees can only be found in Hosidius, north-west of the charcoal furnaces. They are primarily cut to obtain juniper charcoal, a component in making dynamite for the blast mine minigame in Lovakengj. Juniper logs cannot be burned. 1 in 16 chance of depletion when a log is received.
45		Maple tree		Maple logs	100	100 ticks (60 seconds)	Maple trees are special trees which can be found only in northern Kandarin, Fremennik Province, Corsair Cove Resource Area, behind Seers Village Bank and the Woodcutting Guild. Experience per log increases to 110 after completing the Kandarin Medium Diary.
45		Hollow tree		Bark	82.5	60 ticks (36 seconds)	These are found in Slepe and the Haunted Woods, and yield bark, which is used to create Splitbark armour.
50		Mahogany tree		Mahogany logs	125	100 ticks (60 seconds)	Like teak trees, mahogany trees are quite rare, and yield mahogany logs when cut, which are used for Construction training. Mahogany trees can be found in the Hardwood Grove, Ape Atoll, Kharazi Jungle, north of the Farming Guild, and grown on Fossil Island.
54		Arctic pine tree		Arctic pine logs	40	140 ticks (84 seconds)	These are found on the islands of Neitiznot and south-west of Rellekka. These logs are better used for Firemaking experience rather than Woodcutting.
60		Yew tree		Yew logs	175	190 ticks (114 seconds)	The highest levelled tree for free players to cut, yew trees are quite uncommon throughout RuneScape.
62		Blisterwood tree		Blisterwood logs	76	1/10 chance per log	A single tree can be found in the Arboretum in Darkmeyer.
65		Sulliuscep		Mushrooms, sulliuscep caps, Mort Myre fungi and unidentified fossils	127	1/16 chance per successful chop	Found in the Tar Swamp on Fossil Island. They do not respawn like trees, but rather each of the six sulliusceps found throughout the swamp respawn in a fixed rotation once the previous sulliuscep is depleted.
75		Magic tree		Magic logs	250	390 ticks (3 minutes and 54 seconds)	These trees are members-only. Cutting these trees takes time as they give logs at a very slow rate. You can find these trees at the Mage Training Arena, Sorcerer's Tower, and south-west of Camelot. There are also a few just west of the south ladder to the bank in the Gnome Stronghold, as well as inside the Woodcutting Guild. Two trees can be found just south of the main bank in Hosidius.
90		Redwood tree		Redwood logs	380	440 ticks (4 minutes and 24 seconds)	These trees are found in the Woodcutting Guild or grown in the Farming Guild. Players do not chop the entire tree but rather sections of the trunk that are reached by climbing ladders

Trees chopped in quests and minigames[edit | edit source]

• Dead yommi trees that may turn up during the Legends' Quest can be chopped for a random log. Notably, this allows players to obtain magic logs without the level requirement to chop magic trees.
• The swaying tree is chopped for a branch during the Fremennik Trials.
• The dramen tree is chopped for dramen branches during The Lost City quest and the Freeing Sir Amik Varze subquest of Recipe for Disaster.
• Dream trees are chopped for dream logs during the Lunar Diplomacy quest.
• Undead trees are chopped for undead twigs during Animal Magnetism. A blessed axe is required.
• The windswept tree is chopped for windswept logs during Olaf's Quest.
• A shrunk beanstalk is chopped during Grim Tales. The axe must be used on the beanstalk.
• Phren roots are chopped for phren bark in The Gauntlet. A variant is chopped in the Corrupted Gauntlet.
• Scrapey trees are chopped for scrapey tree logs in the Trouble Brewing minigame.
• Bruma roots are chopped for bruma root while fighting the Wintertodt.
• The meat tree is chopped when fighting the Muttadile in the Chambers of Xeric
• Saplings are chopped for kindling when fighting the ice demon in the Chambers of Xeric

Logs[edit | edit source]

Normal logs[edit | edit source]

Item		Woodcutting		GE Price	Members
		Level	Exp
	Logs	1	25	124
	Oak logs	15	37.5	106
	Willow logs	30	67.5	129
	Maple logs	45	100	12
	Yew logs	60	175	323
	Magic logs	75	250	1,104
	Redwood logs	90	380	587

Construction logs[edit | edit source]

Item		Woodcutting		GE Price	Members
		Level	Exp
	Teak logs	35	85	292
	Mahogany logs	50	125	450

Other logs[edit | edit source]

Item		Woodcutting		GE Price	Members
		Level	Exp
	Achey tree logs	1	25	407
	Arctic pine logs	54	40	548

Special logs[edit | edit source]

Item		Woodcutting		GE Price	Members
		Level	Exp
	Scrapey tree logs	0	25	N/A
	Juniper logs	42	35	N/A
	Bark	45	82.5	88
	Blisterwood logs	62	76	N/A

Equipment[edit | edit source]

Axes[edit | edit source]

Various equipment may be used to interact with trees. Most trees require an axe to chop.

Level	Item		Description	Members
1		Bronze axe	Can be used to cut most trees.
		Iron axe
6		Steel axe
11		Black axe
21		Mithril axe
31		Adamant axe
35		Blessed axe	The only axe capable of cutting Undead trees, however unable to chop any other type. Used in the Animal Magnetism quest. Undead trees are NPCs and have a 18 Slayer level requirement to cut.
41		Rune axe	Can be used to cut most trees. The best axes available in Free-to-Play.
41		Gilded axe
61		Dragon axe	Special attack: Lumber Up, provides a visible +3 boost to Woodcutting.
61		3rd age axe
61 & 85		Infernal axe	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.
71		Crystal axe	Special attack: Lumber Up, provides a visible +3 boost to Woodcutting. Requires crystal shards to operate; as such, chopping very low level trees (such as oak and below) with the crystal axe is not recommended as players with 71 Woodcutting likely have maxed out the chance to receive a log. When depleted of charges, it behaves as a dragon axe. Requires completion of Song of the Elves to use.

Felling axes[edit | edit source]

Similar to their regular counterpart, when used with Forester's rations, felling axes provide an extra 10% woodcutting experience and a 20% chance to not receive a log when chopping trees.

Level	Item		Description	Members
1		Bronze felling axe	Can be used to cut most trees.
		Iron felling axe
6		Steel felling axe
11		Black felling axe
21		Mithril felling axe
31		Adamant felling axe
41		Rune felling axe
61		Dragon felling axe	Special attack: Lumber Up, provides a visible +3 boost to Woodcutting.
61		3rd age felling axe
71		Crystal felling axe	Special attack: Lumber Up, provides a visible +3 boost to Woodcutting. Requires crystal shards to operate; as such, chopping very low level trees (such as oak and below) with the crystal felling axe is not recommended as players with 71 Woodcutting likely have maxed out the chance to receive a log. When depleted of charges, it behaves as a dragon felling axe. Requires completion of Song of the Elves to use.

Other[edit | edit source]

Besides axes, other equipment is useful for the Woodcutting skill.

Item		Benefit	Notes
	Machete	Can be used to cut Light jungle, Medium jungle and, Dense jungle.	Used in the jungle of Karamja.
	Opal machete
	Jade machete
	Red topaz machete
	Lumberjack hat	0.4% bonus exp.	Can be purchased from the Forestry Shop or obtained during the Temple Trekking minigame. [a 1][a 2]
	Lumberjack top	0.8% bonus exp.
	Lumberjack legs	0.6% bonus exp.
	Lumberjack boots	0.2% bonus exp.
	Forestry hat	0.4% bonus exp.	Each piece of the Lumberjack outfit can be upgraded to the corresponding piece of the Forestry outfit from the Forestry Shop. [a 2]
	Forestry top	0.8% bonus exp.
	Forestry legs	0.6% bonus exp.
	Forestry boots	0.2% bonus exp.
	Kandarin headgear 1	Chance to double logs from normal trees.	Requires completion of the easy Kandarin Diary.
	Kandarin headgear 2		Requires completion of the medium Kandarin Diary.
	Kandarin headgear 3		Requires completion of the hard Kandarin Diary.
	Kandarin headgear 4		Requires completion of the elite Kandarin Diary.
	Twitcher's gloves	Gives 20% increased chance to receive a specific type of bird nest dropped from trees while Woodcutting.	Can be purchased from the Forestry Shop.
	Strung rabbit foot	Slightly increases bird's eggs and rings when receiving a bird nest.	Does not increase the drop rate of bird nests.
	Ring of wealth (i)	Doubles the chance to receive easy-elite clue nests when in the wilderness.	Does not increase the drop rate of beginner clue nests.
	Elven signet	Provides a 10% chance to not use a charge when using a crystal axe.	The celestial signet provides the same benefit.
	Woodcutting cape	Requiring level 99 in the Woodcutting skill, grants a 10% increase in chance to receive a bird nest. Temporary +1 visible boost to Woodcutting.	The temporary boost is applied when the cape is worn, and can be removed and reequipped to reapply the boost; however, visible boosts above 99 have no effect.[1]
	Max cape	Same effect as the woodcutting cape, except for the visible boost.
	Forestry kit	Stores a variety of forestry related items.
	Log basket	Can carry an additional 28 logs of any type, increasing the number of logs a player can carry to a total of 55.	Cannot carry Sulliuscep caps. Can be attached to the Forestry kit with the Log brace purchased from the Forestry Shop for 5000 Anima-infused bark, 300 Oak logs and 300 Willow logs.
	Secateurs attachment	Doubles the amount of leaves obtained from forestry events.
	Nature offerings	Offers a 60-80% chance of receiving an additional log.
	Blessed axe	Used during and after the Animal magnetism quest to chop twigs from undead trees.

Mechanics[edit | edit source]

Both Woodcutting level and tier of axe determines players' speed of chopping logs. Players with high enough Attack levels can equip the axes that match the respective metals, but having an axe equipped is not necessary in order to chop a tree; having one in the player's inventory also works.

Most trees follow the same mechanics when cut, rolling to chop a log every 4 game ticks. All trees have different chances to chop a log depending on the tree being cut, the player's Woodcutting level, and the axe being used. With a high Woodcutting level and a good axe, a 100% success rate can be achieved when cutting certain lower-level trees.^[2]

Trees despawn on a timer that activates after the first cut and regenerates if players stop cutting the tree before it is fully chopped. The regeneration rate is equal to the chopping time. So chopping for 10 seconds, then stopping for 10 seconds will let the tree recover to full.

After a tree depletes, a timer counts down to its respawn. Each tree has its own timer and is roughly related to the tier of tree. Oak and willow trees take 8.4 seconds, maple trees take 35.4 seconds, yew trees take 59.4 seconds, and magic and redwood trees take 119.4 seconds.

Members have a chance to receive the beaver woodcutting pet while chopping trees around Gielinor.

Bird Nests[edit | edit source]

While woodcutting most standard trees, players have a 1/256 chance to receive bird nests, which fall to the floor and can be picked up. These may be empty, or contain various rings, tree seeds, and rarely a bird's egg. The nests themselves are valuable in their crushed form for use in making Saradomin Brews with the Herblore skill.

The player may also obtain clue nests in a similar fashion, which contain a clue scroll between beginner and elite tiers. While regular bird nests aren't obtainable through chopping redwood trees, clue nests are. Unlike normal nests these rates are affected by the type of tree and Woodcutting level.

Special woodcutting locations and activities[edit | edit source]

Several locations have unique mechanics that related to woodcutting.

Woodcutting Guild[edit | edit source]

The Woodcutting guild is located in the south-western corner of Hosidius, providing various woodcutting features for members. The guild requires at least level 60 Woodcutting to enter. Within the guild, players receive an invisible +7 boost to their woodcutting skill, allowing them to chop trees significantly faster, but not trees that require a woodcutting level above their visible level.

The guild contains a wide variety of trees found across Gielinor, including higher level yew and magic trees; all found in close proximity to both a sawmill and bank. It is the only location of redwood trees in the game, except for those grown by the player within the Farming guild. Other notable features include:

• Perry's Chop-chop Shop, the only shop in Old School RuneScape that sells rune axes.
• A dungeon containing many Ents

Forestry[edit | edit source]

Forestry is a social woodcutting activity in which players carry forestry kit for a chance to spawn special events upon felling trees. The more players chopping the tree, the longer the event lasts. These events can be engaged with in exchange for anima-infused bark and various types of leaves. The anima-infused bark can then be exchanged at forestry shops for a variety of woodcutting-related items.

Canoes[edit | edit source]

Canoes are a way of travelling along the River Lum. All that is required to use them is an axe and a minimum of level 12 Woodcutting for the lowest level canoe. There are five canoe stations and six stops.

Canoes are a very handy way of getting to Edgeville without an amulet of glory.

Note that while the Wilderness is the last stop, there are no suitable trees to make a canoe, so it is a one-way trip. It drops players off just north of the black chinchompa hunting grounds.

Image	Canoe	Woodcutting		Notes
		Level	Exp
	A Log	12	30	It will take you one stop along the River Lum. Cannot be used to travel to the Wilderness.
	A Dugout	27	60	It can take you up to two stops along the River Lum. Cannot be used to travel to the Wilderness.
	A Stable Dugout	42	90	It can take you up to three stops along the River Lum. Cannot be used to travel to the Wilderness.
	A Waka	57	150	It can take you unlimited stops along the River Lum. The only canoe that can travel into the Wilderness.

Tai Bwo Wannai Cleanup[edit | edit source]

Tai Bwo Wannai Cleanup is a woodcutting minigame that revolves around hacking jungle bushes around Tai Bwo Wannai with a machete for thatch spars and using them to repair the village fence. Both actions grant favour with the locals, which can be exchanged for trading sticks. Furthermore, gout tubers, proboscides, snake hide, uncut opals, uncut jades, uncut red topazes and tribal masks may be obtained from creatures and rocks that occasionally spawn upon successfully clearing a jungle bush.

Prifddinas[edit | edit source]

The regular trees, teak tree, mahogany trees, yew trees and magic trees found within the walls of Prifddinas have a 1/80 chance of producing a crystal shard in addition to the main product. Despite their models also having embedded crystals, the trees in Gwenith do not yield crystal shards.

Ents[edit | edit source]

Main article: Ent

Ents are monsters found in the Wilderness and at the Woodcutting guild. They become ent trunks when killed, which can be chopped for random noted logs until it despawns. Ents in the wilderness produce logs at twice the rate of logs from ents at the Woodcutting Guild. Completing the medium tier of the Wilderness Diary further increases the rate.

Farmable trees[edit | edit source]

Oak trees, willow trees, maple trees, yew trees, and magic trees can be planted in any of six tree patches found throughout Gielinor. Teak trees and mahogany trees can be planted in any of three hardwood patches on Fossil Island. Crystal trees can be planted in the crystal tree patch in Prifddinas. Celastrus trees can be planted in the dedicated celastrus patch and redwood trees in the dedicated redwood tree patch, both found in the advanced tier of the Farming Guild. Crystal trees and celastrus do not grant woodcutting experienced when chopped.

Farmable trees offer the benefit of being visible only to the player who has planted it, thus removing competition. Attempting to chop a tree in a farming patch causes the player to stall for one tick, which allows for 1.5-tick woodcutting.

Obstacles[edit | edit source]

Several obstacles can traversed by chopping them with an axe or machete. These include:

• Jungle bushes and jungle trees blocking the entrance to the Kharazi jungle. In addition to being crossed when chopped, they yield logs.
• Dead trees found north of the Shining Pool block the Kendal's cave. Only two of the trees can be chopped, the others produce the message "There is nothing to gain from chopping down this tree". These grant no logs and no experience.
• Tendrils blocking access to the inner ring of the Abyss.
• Thick vines blocking various pathways in the Tar Swamp. They grant 2 experience when chopped.
• Vines blocking certain passageways in the Brimhaven Dungeon. They grant no experience when chopped.

Other[edit | edit source]

• The maples found on Miscellania can only be chopped after getting to a certain point during Throne of Miscellania. The player won't receive any logs upon cutting these specific trees, instead the kingdom keeps them, and grants you some favour in gratitude for woodcutting for them. Similarly, the teak trees and mahogany trees found on Etceteria can only be chopped after Royal Trouble has been completed, immediately granting the logs to the kingdom and earning some favour as a player. The evergreen trees found on both islands are not considered part of the kingdom, thus behave normally.
• After completion of the medium tier of the Kandarin Diary, the maples in Seers' Village grant 10% extra experience.
• Fruit trees planted in fruit tree patches can be chopped down at any level, granting no experience.
• The woodcutting stump in Neitiznot can be used to make split logs and Neitiznot shields from arctic pine logs, the former granting 5 woodcutting experience.

Woodcutting pet[edit | edit source]

The beaver is a skilling pet that can be obtained while training Woodcutting. The chances of getting it are dependent on the player's Woodcutting level, and the time it takes to gather a resource. Chopping ent trunks and bruma roots will not give players a chance to receive this pet.

Temporary boosts[edit | edit source]

Boost		Level increase	Visibility	Other info
	Woodcutting cape	1	Visible	When a Woodcutting cape is equipped, players will have an additional 10% chance of a bird nest falling while chopping trees.
	Axeman's folly	1	Visible	Hitpoints 1 Attack - floor(CurrentLevel * 0.02) - 2 Strength - floor(CurrentLevel * 0.02) - 2
	Mature axeman's folly	2	Visible	Hitpoints 2 Attack - floor(CurrentLevel * 0.02) - 3 Strength - floor(CurrentLevel * 0.02) - 3
	Dragon axe	3	Visible	Uses 100% of Special attack bar. Requires 60 attack to wield.
	Infernal axe	3	Visible	Uses 100% of Special attack bar. Requires 60 attack to wield. Requires 61 woodcutting and 85 firemaking to create.
	3rd age axe	3	Visible	Uses 100% of Special attack bar. Requires 65 attack to wield.
	Crystal axe	3	Visible	Uses 100% of Special attack bar. Requires 70 attack and 50 agility to wield.
	Spicy stew (brown spice)	±0-5	Visible	Hitpoints 11 Depending on type of stew, any skill except Hitpoints can be boosted or reduced by 0 to 5 levels randomly.
	Woodcutting Guild	7	Invisible	The boost takes effect while player is within the Woodcutting Guild. Stacks with visible boosts. Does not enable your character to chop logs it would otherwise not be able to cut (e.g., 83 woodcutting does not allow you to cut Redwood Logs).
	Woodcutting	0-10	Invisible	Players chopping the same tree will be given an invisible +1 Woodcutting bonus for each person at the tree, up to a maximum of +10 for 10 players. This bonus does not get applied while chopping a normal tree, while in the Woodcutting Guild, or any tree grown through Farming[w 1].

Quests[edit | edit source]

Quests requiring Woodcutting[edit | edit source]

Quest	Woodcutting requirement	Other skill requirements
The Ribbiting Tale of a Lily Pad Labour Dispute	15	-
Animal Magnetism	35	19 , 18 , 30
Lost City	36	31
The Fremennik Trials	40	25 , 40 if crafting your own lyre
Olaf's Quest	50	40
Legends' Quest	50	50 , 50 , 45 , 56 , 52 , 42 , 50 , 50 , 50
A Kingdom Divided	52	54 , 52 , 50 , 42 , 38 , 35
Lunar Diplomacy	55	65 , 61 , 60 , 49 , 40
The Fremennik Isles	56 ()	20 , 40 , 46
Sins of the Father	62	60 , 56 , 52 , 50 , 50 , 49
Song of the Elves	70	70 , 70 , 70 , 70 , 70 , 70 , 70
Grim Tales	71	45 , 52 , 58 , 59

Quests rewarding Woodcutting experience[edit | edit source]

Quest	Experience reward	Woodcutting requirement	Other requirements
Enlightened Journey	1,500	-	20 , 20 , 30 , 36
Recipe for Disaster (Skrach Uglogwee subquest)	1,500	-	41 , 20
Heroes' Quest	1,575	-	55 , 53 , 53 , 25 , 50
Monk's Friend	2,000	-	-
The Ribbiting Tale of a Lily Pad Labour Dispute	2,000	15	-
Animal Magnetism	2,500	35	18 , 19 , 30
The Eyes of Glouphrie	2,500	45 ()	5 , 46
The Fremennik Trials	2,812	40	25 , 40 if crafting your own lyre
Icthlarin's Little Helper	4,000	-	-
The Fremennik Isles	10,000	56 ()	20 , 40 , 46
Song of the Elves	40,000	70	70 , 70 , 70 , 70 , 70 , 70 , 70
Grim Tales	60,000	71	45 , 52 , 58 , 59
Total	128,387

Skill choice[edit | edit source]

Upon completing any of the following quests, players may choose to allocate experience to Woodcutting. These rewards usually come in the form of items, such as lamps or books, and are independent of any experience rewards directly received for completing the quest.

Quest	Experience reward	Skills available	Skill requirements
X Marks the Spot	300	Any	None
Client of Kourend	500 twice	Any	None
Fairytale II - Cure a Queen	2,500	Any skill above 30	49 , 57
A Tail of Two Cats	2,500 twice	Any skill above 30	None
The Great Brain Robbery	5,000	Any skill above 30	16 , 30 , 50
King's Ransom	5,000	Any skill above 50	65
Darkness of Hallowvale	2,000 three times	Any skill above 30	5 , 20 , 22 , 32 , 33 , 40
A Taste of Hope	2,500 three times	Any skill above 35	48 , 40 , 40 , 45 , 38
A Kingdom Divided	10,000 twice	Any skill above 40	54 , 52 , 52 , 50 , 42 , 38 , 35
In Search of Knowledge (miniquest)	10,000	Any skill above 40	None
Curse of the Empty Lord (miniquest)	10,000	Any skill above 50	Some players will need 31
One Small Favour	10,000 twice	Any skill above 30	36 , 25 , 18 , 30
Recipe for Disaster (The final battle)	20,000	Any skill above 50	175 , 70 , 48 , 50 , 53 , 53 , 25 , 59 , 40 , 50 , 40 , 40 , 10 , 10 , 36
Legends' Quest	30,000 four times		107 , 50 , 50 , 45 , 56 , 52 , 42 , 50 , 50 , 50 , 50
Sins of the Father	15,000 six times	Any skill above 60	62 , 60 , 56 , 52 , 50 , 50 , 49
Total	322,300

Changes[edit | edit source]

See also[edit | edit source]

• Woodcutting/Experience table, a list of all Woodcutting experience sources
• Woodcutting/Level up table, a list of all requirements and unlockables within the Woodcutting skill

References[edit | edit source]