Forestry

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CategoryExtraction
Max Level100
XP to Max25,000,000
Equipment Items13

Forestry

Complete forestry skill definition with all harvestable content

Forestry is the wood extraction skill, providing raw logs for Carpentry, Textiles, and Ranged equipment crafting. From humble balsa saplings to the mythical Redwood giants, foresters supply the wood that builds civilization. Secondary products like bark, resin, and sap feed into Alchemy and crafting skills.

Scaling

Speed Percent Per Level: 1.2

Stamina Reduction Percent Per Level: 0.3

Yield Percent Per Level: 0.15

Secondary Drop Bonus Per Level: 0.25

Equipment Progression

LevelNameSpeedDescription
1Copper1xStarter axe, can fell softwoods
10Bronze1.3xFirst alloy axe, unlocks pine
18Iron1.6xReliable iron axe, unlocks birch
26Steel1.9xCarbon steel, handles hardwoods
34Cobalt2.2xHard cobalt edge, unlocks maple
42Alloy 41402.6xChromoly steel, unlocks teak
50Tungsten Carbide3xTungsten carbide edge, unlocks yew
58Damascus3.5xPattern-welded D2 steel, peak of real metallurgy
66Titanium4xLightweight aerospace metal, fights fatigue
74Astralite4.6xCosmic metal, first fantasy material
82Draconic5.2xDragon-scale hardness, cuts phasing wood
88Aetherium5.8xCrystallized magic, near-ultimate tool
95Voidstone6.5xUltimate axe, can fell any tree

Unlocks

LevelTypeNameDescription
1AbilityPower ChopA mighty swing dealing 3x damage to trees
25AbilityTree SenseReveal all trees within 30 meters for 30 seconds
50AbilityTimber!Instantly fell a tree, ignoring hardness
75AbilityGrove HarvestFell all trees within 10 meters with a single action
10PassiveEfficient Swings-10% stamina cost when chopping
20PassiveNest Spotter I+50% bird nest discovery chance
35PassiveDouble Chop5% chance for 2x progress per swing
45PassiveBark StripperGuaranteed secondary product from next 10 trees after activation
55PassiveNest Spotter II+100% bird nest discovery chance (total 150%)
65PassiveLucky Harvest10% chance for bonus log when felling
80PassiveMaster's Endurance-25% stamina cost (total 35% with Efficient Swings)
90PassiveNest Spotter III+200% bird nest discovery chance (total 350%)
100PassiveLegendary Forester5% chance for double drops on any tree
15FeatureForester's JournalTracks all trees felled and logs collected with lifetime statistics
30FeatureForestry ContractsAccess repeatable NPC contracts for bonus XP and contract points
40FeatureSapling PlantingPlant saplings to regrow felled trees faster. Grants Farming XP.

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Training Methods

Level RangeMethodXP/hr
1-18Balsa and pine trees near starting areas
18-38Birch and oak forests
38-58Maple and teak in tropical zones
58-78Yew and mahogany in premium forests
78-100Ironwood, elderwood, spiritwood, and redwood

Tips

  • Always use the best axe you can — speed matters for hardwoods
  • Power Chop can one-shot trees at key breakpoints
  • Tree Sense reveals hidden trees in dense forest areas
  • Bird nests are random — keep chopping and they'll come
  • Pine resin and birch bark are valuable early Alchemy ingredients
  • Teak is the best wood for boat building — save some
  • Yew berries are toxic but valuable to Alchemists
  • Forestry Contracts are the best XP per hour from level 30+
  • Stack tool enchants with consumables for maximum efficiency

XP Sources

Fell Tree

Felling a tree and collecting logs

XP scales with tree tier and hardness

Harvest Secondary

Collecting secondary products (bark, resin, sap)

Bonus XP for secondary product collection

Find Nest

Discovering a bird nest while chopping

Flat bonus XP per nest found

Find Rare

Finding rare variant logs or special materials

Higher XP for rarer finds

Complete Contract

Completing a forestry contract

XP based on contract tier and difficulty

Plant Sapling

Planting a sapling (also grants Farming XP)

Small XP per sapling, incentivizes sustainability

Mastery Reward

Master Forester's Regalia

Living wood armor that sprouts leaves and small flowers. Leaf particle effects swirl around the player. Bark-textured armor pieces shift color with the seasons.

Lore
Since before recorded history, people have turned to the forest for sustenance and shelter. The first tools were wooden, the first fires fed by timber, the first homes built from logs. The art of forestry — knowing which tree to fell, when to harvest, and how to sustain the woods — is as old as civilization itself. The mundane trees are remarkable enough: oak that lasts centuries in ship hulls, yew that bends into legendary bows, ironwood hard enough to rival steel. But the forests hold deeper secrets. In groves where the fey dance, elderwood trees glow with captured magic. Where the dead linger, spiritwood grows translucent and strange. And the ancient redwoods — titans that witnessed the birth of nations — hold power in every ring of their centuries-old heartwood. A true forester knows that the forest gives freely to those who respect it. Plant a sapling for every tree you fell, and the woods will provide forever.

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