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	\|[[Dragonwilds:Splinter]]		\|[[Dragonwilds:Splinter]]
	\|Instantly chops fallen tree trunks and wooden totems into ~~wooden~~ logs, allowing a player to harvest the raw material.		\|Instantly chops fallen tree trunks and wooden totems into logs, allowing a player to harvest the raw material.
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	\| [[Dragonwilds:Magical Mending]]		\| [[Dragonwilds:Magical Mending]]
	\| ~~Very useful spell.~~ Allows the player to repair their logging axes ~~while training~~.		\| Allows the player to repair their logging axes from anywhere without a [[Dragonwilds:Blacksmith's Bench]]. Costs the spell's runes instead of materials.
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	=== '''''Willow''''' [[File:Willow Logs.png\|frameless\|width=60x60]] ===		=== '''''Willow''''' [[File:Willow Logs.png\|frameless\|width=60x60]] ===
	[[File:Optimal willow route.png\|thumb\|width=450x450\|'''Fellhollow Willow Woodcutting Route:''' The solid black line indicates the optimal route utilizing Lodestones. White dashed lines represent alternative, less efficient paths.]]		[[File:Optimal willow route.png\|thumb\|width=450x450\|'''Fellhollow Willow Woodcutting Route:''' The solid black line indicates the optimal route utilizing Lodestones. White dashed lines represent alternative, less efficient paths.]]
	Although Willow trees are primarily located in dangerous areas, [[Dragonwilds:Weapons\|well-geared]] players can still effectively utilize them for training. Willows can be found all over the [[Dragonwilds:Fellhollow]] region, specifically clustered around the various ponds. Building [[Dragonwilds:Lodestone\|lodestones]] in high-density Willow areas is highly recommended, as it allows players to quickly teleport from one cluster to another, bypassing dangerous terrain and minimizing downtime. Just like with earlier tiers, chopping Willows becomes significantly faster and yields much better experience per any given timeframe once better axes are obtained. Players need to keep in mind that they're very likely to get attacked by [[Dragonwilds:Nature Spirit\|Nature Spirits]], [[Dragonwilds:Zombie\|Zombies]] and [[Dragonwilds:Skeleton\|Skeletons]] while training on willow trees. Since most willow trees are very close to water, consuming a food with the [[Dragonwilds:Sea Legs]] perk can help navigating through the ponds.		Although Willow trees are primarily located in dangerous areas, [[Dragonwilds:Weapons\|well-geared]] players can still effectively utilize them for training. Willows can be found all over the [[Dragonwilds:Fellhollow]] region, specifically clustered around the various ponds. Building [[Dragonwilds:Lodestone\|lodestones]] in high-density Willow areas is highly recommended, as it allows players to quickly teleport from one cluster to another, bypassing dangerous terrain and minimizing downtime. Just like with earlier tiers, chopping Willows becomes significantly faster and yields much better experience per any given timeframe once better axes are obtained. Players need to keep in mind that they're very likely to get attacked by [[Dragonwilds:Nature Spirit\|Nature Spirits]], [[Dragonwilds:Zombie\|Zombies]] and [[Dragonwilds:Skeleton\|Skeletons]] while training on willow trees. Since most willow trees are very close to water, consuming a food with the [[Dragonwilds:Sea Legs]] perk can help navigating through the ponds if the player has an absurd amount of different foods with perks as they do '''not''' stack.

	=== '''''Maple'''''[[File:Maple Logs.png\|frameless\|width=60x60]] ===		=== '''''Maple'''''[[File:Maple Logs.png\|frameless\|width=60x60]] ===
	[[File:~~Maple locations and danger levels~~.png\|thumb\|~~'''~~Dowdun Reach Maple ~~Trees Locations with Nodestone:''' Danger levels: Green~~ (~~middle~~) ~~= low, Yellow (west) = medium, Red (east) = high.~~]]		[[File:Allowed Lodestones Areas Downdun Reach.png\|thumb\|Areas withing Dowdun Reach that allow players to build and use Lodestones with Maple trees locations (yellow dots)]]
	Maple trees become a viable source of experience once the [[Dragonwilds:Dowdun Reach]] region is unlocked and the player has acquired a [[Dragonwilds:Mithril Logging Axe]]. Similar to Willow trees, chopping Maple trees becomes significantly faster and yields better experience after unlocking the [[Dragonwilds:Umbral Sands]] region, which allows players to upgrade to an [[Dragonwilds:Adamant Logging Axe]]. A large concentration of them can be found in the Courtyard; this specific area features very few hostile enemies, though players should still watch out for stray [[Dragonwilds:Carnivorous Chinchompa\|Chinchompas]] wandering into the area! Unlocking the [[Dragonwilds:Nodestone\|nodestones]] as part of the [[Dragonwilds:Black Knight's Fortress\|main quest]] can make travelling there much easier.		Maple trees become a viable source of experience once the [[Dragonwilds:Dowdun Reach]] region is unlocked and the player has acquired a [[Dragonwilds:Mithril Logging Axe]]. Similar to Willow trees, chopping Maple trees becomes significantly faster and yields better experience after unlocking the [[Dragonwilds:Umbral Sands]] region, which allows players to upgrade to an [[Dragonwilds:Adamant Logging Axe]]. A large concentration of them can be found in the Courtyard; this specific area features very few hostile enemies, though players should still watch out for stray [[Dragonwilds:Carnivorous Chinchompa\|Chinchompas]] wandering into the area! Unlocking the [[Dragonwilds:Nodestone\|nodestones]] as part of the [[Dragonwilds:Black Knight's Fortress\|main quest]] can make travelling there much easier. '''Note''': Although players are prevented from building any [[Dragonwilds:Lodestone\|Lodestones]] around the main area (Castle area), they '''can''' be built in some areas such as the Approach, the Menagerie, the Pastures and the Courtyard. Refer to the image on the side.

	=== '''''Yew''''' [[File:Yew Logs.png\|frameless\|width=60x60]] ===		=== '''''Yew''''' [[File:Yew Logs.png\|frameless\|width=60x60]] ===

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	! Potions ([[Dragonwilds:Focused Woodcutting\|Focused Woodcutting I]] & [[Dragonwilds:Focused Woodcutting II\|II]])		! Potions ([[Dragonwilds:Focused Woodcutting\|Focused Woodcutting I]] & [[Dragonwilds:Focused Woodcutting II\|II]])
	\| {{plink\|Super Focused Woodcutting Potion~~\|Super~~}}		\| {{plink\|Super Focused Woodcutting Potion}}
	\| {{plink\|~~Focused Woodcutting~~ Potion~~\|Normal~~}}		\| {{plink\|Lumberjack Potion}}
	\| {{plink\|Lesser ~~Focused Woodcutting~~ Potion~~\|Lesser~~}}		\| {{plink\|Lesser Lumberjack Potion}}
	\| {{plink\|Weak ~~Focused Woodcutting~~ Potion~~\|Weak~~}}		\| {{plink\|Weak Lumberjack Potion}}
	\| style="color:#888; background:#222;" \| N/A		\| style="color:#888; background:#222;" \| N/A
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-[[File:Woodcutting.png|width=70x70]]This page details the optimal training methods for leveling up [[Dragonwilds:Woodcutting]]. Unlike its predecessors, ''Dragonwilds'' does not require specific Woodcutting levels to equip [[Dragonwilds:Logging Axes|axes]] or chop [[Dragonwilds:Tree|trees]].
+[[File:Woodcutting.png|width=70x70]]This page details the optimal training methods for leveling up [[Dragonwilds:Woodcutting]]. Unlike its predecessors, ''Dragonwilds'' does not require specific Woodcutting levels to equip [[Dragonwilds:Logging Axes|axes]] or chop [[Dragonwilds:Tree|
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 | {{plink|Steel Logging Axe|Steel}}
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 | {{plink|Bronze Logging Axe|Bronze}}
 | {{plink|Stone Logging Axe|Stone}}
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 '''Tools:'''
 * [[Dragonwilds:Logging Axes|Logging Axe]] – Your main tool to train Woodcutting
 '''Armour Slots:'''
 * [[Dragonwilds:Mage armour]] Hat and/or Body – as it grants a -50% Stamina Regen Delay for a single piece equipped
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 ** +10% increase to the amount of wood received from chopping trees
 ** +15% for special item drop chance
 === Perks: ===
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 * '''Utility:'''
 ** [[Dragonwilds:Vault Core|Vault Cores]], [[Dragonwilds:Rune Essence|Rune Essences]], and [[Dragonwilds:Stone|Stones]] – Essential materials kept on hand (or inside [[Dragonwilds:Personal Chest (spell)|Personal chest]] spell) to construct lodestones for fast travel.
 ** [[Dragonwilds:Food]] – to manage [[Dragonwilds:Sustenance]] and healing
 ** [[Dragonwilds:Infusions]] – to manage [[Dragonwilds:Hydration]]
 ** [[Dragonwilds:Weapons]] – to defend yourself from hostile enemies
 * '''Runes:'''
 ** [[Dragonwilds:Air Rune|Air]], [[Dragonwilds:Astral Rune|Astral]], [[Dragonwilds:Earth Rune|Earth]], [[Dragonwilds:Nature Rune|Nature]] to cast the spells mentioned below;
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 | Can be [[Dragonwilds:Construction|built]] then used with [[Dragonwilds:Law Rune|Law Runes]] for fast travelling. Allows fast travel between tree clusters.
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 == Tips ==
 '''''<big>Warning: <u>Axtral projection/chopping stump bug</u> is a recent bug, causing a tree stump to be unexpectedly destroyed while not directly targetted!</big>'''''
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 === '''''Maple'''''[[File:Maple Logs.png|frameless|width=60x60]] ===
-Maple trees become a viable source of experience once the [[Dragonwilds:Dowdun Reach]] region is unlocked and the player has acquired a [[Dragonwilds:Mithril Logging Axe]]. Similar to Willow trees, chopping Maple trees becomes significantly faster and yields better experience after unlocking the [[Dragonwilds:Umbral Sands]] region, which allows players to upgrade to an [[Dragonwilds:Adamant Logging Axe]]. A large concentration of them can be found in the Courtyard; this specific area features very few hostile enemies, though players should still watch out for stray [[Dragonwilds:Carnivorous Chinchompa|Chinchompas]] wandering into the area!
+[[File:Maple locations and danger levels.png|thumb|'''Dowdun Reach Maple Trees Locations with Nodestone:''' Danger levels: Green (middle) = low, Yellow (west) = medium, Red (east) = high.]]
 === '''''Yew''''' [[File:Yew Logs.png|frameless|width=60x60]] ===

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	\| {{plink\|Stone Logging Axe\|Stone}}		\| {{plink\|Stone Logging Axe\|Stone}}
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	! ~~Jewelry~~		! Head
	~~\| {{plink\|Amulet of Glory\|Glory}}~~		\| {{plink\|Infinity Robe Hat\|Infinity}}
	~~\| {{plink\|Unholy Symbol\|Unholy}}~~		\| {{plink\|Mystic Hat\|Mystic}}
	~~\| {{plink\|Inspiring Ring of Woodcutting\|Ring}}~~		\| {{plink\|Splitbark Helm\|Split}}
	~~\| style="color:#888; background:#222;" \| N/A~~		\| {{plink\|Dark Mage Hood\|Dark}}
	~~\| style="color:#888; background:#222;" \| N/A~~
	~~\| style="color:#888; background:#222;" \| N/A~~
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	~~! Hat~~
	\| {{plink\|Infinity Robe Hat\|Infinity~~}} /<br>{{plink\|Lunar Garou Hat\|Garou~~}}
	\| ~~{{plink\|Zamorak Hood\|Zamorak}} /<br>~~{{plink\|Mystic Hat\|Mystic}}
	\| ~~{{plink\|Necromancer's Crown\|Necro}} /<br>~~{{plink\|Splitbark Helm\|Split}}
	\| ~~{{plink\|Dragonkin Mage Hood\|Kin}} /<br>~~{{plink\|Dark Mage Hood\|Dark}}
	\| {{plink\|Wizard Hat\|Wizard}}		\| {{plink\|Wizard Hat\|Wizard}}
	\| {{plink\|Apprentice Hat\|Appren.}}		\| {{plink\|Apprentice Hat\|Appren.}}
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	! ~~Chest~~		! Body
	\| {{plink\|Infinity Robe Body\|Infinity~~}} /<br>{{plink\|Lunar Garou Robes\|Garou~~}}		\| {{plink\|Infinity Robe Body\|Infinity}}
	\| ~~{{plink\|Zamorak Robes\|Zamorak}} /<br>~~{{plink\|Mystic Robes\|Mystic}}		\| {{plink\|Mystic Robes\|Mystic}}
	\| ~~{{plink\|Necromancer's Robe Top\|Necro}} /<br>~~{{plink\|Splitbark Body\|Split}}		\| {{plink\|Splitbark Body\|Split}}
	\| ~~{{plink\|Dragonkin Mage Robes\|Kin}} /<br>~~{{plink\|Dark Mage Robes\|Dark}}		\| {{plink\|Dark Mage Robes\|Dark}}
	\| {{plink\|Wizard Robes\|Wizard}}		\| {{plink\|Wizard Robes\|Wizard}}
	\| {{plink\|Apprentice Robe\|Appren.}}		\| {{plink\|Apprentice Robe\|Appren.}}
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	\| style="color:#888; background:#222;" \| N/A		\| style="color:#888; background:#222;" \| N/A
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			! Trinket
			\| {{plink\|Amulet of Glory\|Glory}}
			\| {{plink\|Unholy Symbol\|Unholy}}
			\| {{plink\|Inspiring Ring of Woodcutting\|Ring}}
	\| style="color:#888; background:#222;" \| N/A		\| style="color:#888; background:#222;" \| N/A
	\| style="color:#888; background:#222;" \| N/A		\| style="color:#888; background:#222;" \| N/A
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	'''Armour Slots:'''		'''Armour Slots:'''
	* [[Dragonwilds:Mage armour]] Hat and Body – as it grants a -50% Stamina Regen Delay for a single piece equipped~~, and~~ it is ~~lighter than Melee armour while retaining high defensive bonuses~~		* [[Dragonwilds:Mage armour]] Hat and/or Body – as it grants a -50% Stamina Regen Delay for a single piece equipped
			** Although it is not mentioned in the table above, the suggested equipment can be replaced by any of their equivalent(s) (e.g., Infinity Armour = Lunar Garou Armour). See [[Dragonwilds:Armour\|this]] for a complete list.
	* [[Dragonwilds:Leggings Of Lightness]] – Increases the player's maximum carry weight by 50 and reduces the amount of fall damage the player takes		* [[Dragonwilds:Leggings Of Lightness]] – Increases the player's maximum carry weight by 50 and reduces the amount of fall damage the player takes
	* [[Dragonwilds:Lumber Backpack]] – Provides massive woodcutting utilities:		* [[Dragonwilds:Lumber Backpack]] – Provides massive woodcutting utilities:

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	== Equipment ==		== Equipment ==

	=== ~~Equipable~~: ===		=== Armour & Tool: ===
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	'''Armour Slots:'''		'''Armour Slots:'''
	* [[Dragonwilds:~~Infinity Robes]] – or any [[Dragonwilds:mage~~ armour]] ~~top~~ and ~~hat are preferred,~~ as it grants a -50% Stamina Regen Delay for a single piece equipped, and it is lighter than Melee armour while retaining high defensive bonuses		* [[Dragonwilds:Mage armour]] Hat and Body – as it grants a -50% Stamina Regen Delay for a single piece equipped, and it is lighter than Melee armour while retaining high defensive bonuses
	* [[Dragonwilds:Leggings Of Lightness]] – Increases the player's maximum carry weight by 50 and reduces the amount of fall damage the player takes		* [[Dragonwilds:Leggings Of Lightness]] – Increases the player's maximum carry weight by 50 and reduces the amount of fall damage the player takes
	* [[Dragonwilds:Lumber Backpack]] – Provides massive woodcutting utilities:		* [[Dragonwilds:Lumber Backpack]] – Provides massive woodcutting utilities:
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	** +10% increase to the amount of wood received from chopping trees		** +10% increase to the amount of wood received from chopping trees
	** +15% for special item drop chance		** +15% for special item drop chance
	=== ~~Consumables~~: ===		=== Perks: ===
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	! Category		! Category
	! colspan="6" \| Items progression (Late Game → Early Game)		! colspan="6" \| Items progression (Late Game → Early Game)
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	! Potions*		! Potions ([[Dragonwilds:Focused Woodcutting\|Focused Woodcutting I]] & [[Dragonwilds:Focused Woodcutting II\|II]])
	\| {{plink\|Super Focused Woodcutting Potion\|Super}}		\| {{plink\|Super Focused Woodcutting Potion\|Super}}
	\| {{plink\|Focused Woodcutting Potion\|Normal}}		\| {{plink\|Focused Woodcutting Potion\|Normal}}
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	! Food ([[Dragonwilds:Knowledgable Nourishment]] + [[Dragonwilds:Foreman's Feast]])*		! Food ([[Dragonwilds:Knowledgable Nourishment]] + [[Dragonwilds:Foreman's Feast]])
	\| {{plink\|Glazed Pumpkin Sandwich\|Glazed Pumpkin}}		\| {{plink\|Glazed Pumpkin Sandwich\|Glazed Pumpkin}}
	\| {{plink\|Meat Twist Sandwich\|Meat Twist}}		\| {{plink\|Meat Twist Sandwich\|Meat Twist}}
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	! Food ([[Dragonwilds:Knowledgable Nourishment]])*		! Food ([[Dragonwilds:Knowledgable Nourishment]])
	\| {{plink\|Wild Pie}}		\| {{plink\|Wild Pie}}
	\| {{plink\|Forager's Sandwich\|Forager's}}		\| {{plink\|Forager's Sandwich\|Forager's}}
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	** [[Dragonwilds:Vault Core\|Vault Cores]], [[Dragonwilds:Rune Essence\|Rune Essences]], and [[Dragonwilds:Stone\|Stones]] – Essential materials kept on hand (or inside [[Dragonwilds:Personal Chest (spell)\|Personal chest]] spell) to construct lodestones for fast travel.		** [[Dragonwilds:Vault Core\|Vault Cores]], [[Dragonwilds:Rune Essence\|Rune Essences]], and [[Dragonwilds:Stone\|Stones]] – Essential materials kept on hand (or inside [[Dragonwilds:Personal Chest (spell)\|Personal chest]] spell) to construct lodestones for fast travel.
	** [[Dragonwilds:Inspiring Ring of Woodcutting]] – 5% XP boost ring, ''only if you don't have access to the Unholy Symbol or Amulet of Glory''		** [[Dragonwilds:Inspiring Ring of Woodcutting]] – 5% XP boost ring, ''only if you don't have access to the Unholy Symbol or Amulet of Glory''
	** [[Dragonwilds:~~Fish Fry~~]] – ~~or any good foods~~ to manage [[Dragonwilds:Sustenance]] and healing		** [[Dragonwilds:Food]] – to manage [[Dragonwilds:Sustenance]] and healing
	** [[Dragonwilds:~~Fleet-Footed Infusion~~]] – ~~or any good drinks~~ to manage [[Dragonwilds:Hydration~~\|Thirst~~]] ~~and the [[Dragonwilds:Fleet Footed]] perk~~		** [[Dragonwilds:Infusions]] – to manage [[Dragonwilds:Hydration]]
	** [[Dragonwilds:Weapons]] – to ~~fight against~~ hostile enemies		** [[Dragonwilds:Weapons]] – to defend yourself from hostile enemies
	* '''Runes:'''		* '''Runes:'''
	** [[Dragonwilds:Air Rune\|Air]], [[Dragonwilds:Astral Rune\|Astral]], [[Dragonwilds:Earth Rune\|Earth]], [[Dragonwilds:Nature Rune\|Nature]] to cast the spells mentioned below;		** [[Dragonwilds:Air Rune\|Air]], [[Dragonwilds:Astral Rune\|Astral]], [[Dragonwilds:Earth Rune\|Earth]], [[Dragonwilds:Nature Rune\|Nature]] to cast the spells mentioned below;

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	Note that higher-tier trees do not always yield better experience rates over a given timeframe, as some of them are highly sparse, located in dangerous areas, or both. While following the tree progression of your unlocked regions is generally a good approach, certain trees may not be worth the effort. For example, willow trees offer excellent base experience per swing, but they typically spawn in small groups and are located dangerously close to hostile enemies, reducing their overall viability for sustained training.		Note that higher-tier trees do not always yield better experience rates over a given timeframe, as some of them are highly sparse, located in dangerous areas, or both. While following the tree progression of your unlocked regions is generally a good approach, certain trees may not be worth the effort. For example, willow trees offer excellent base experience per swing, but they typically spawn in small groups and are located dangerously close to hostile enemies, reducing their overall viability for sustained training.


	'''''Ash and Oak chopping''''': Because Ash and Oak trees have the lowest HP of all tree types, they remain a highly competitive source of experience over any given timeframe. This is especially true when backtracking to them using significantly higher-tier [[Dragonwilds:Logging Axes\|axes]] than the ones minimally required, as the massive damage output allows players to shred through them instantly for rapid, consistent experience. Furthermore, they are incredibly accessible as they are located pretty much everywhere across [[Dragonwilds:Ashenfall]], with some exceptions.		'''''Ash and Oak chopping''''': Because Ash and Oak trees have the lowest HP of all tree types, they remain a highly competitive source of experience over any given timeframe. This is especially true when backtracking to them using significantly higher-tier [[Dragonwilds:Logging Axes\|axes]] than the ones minimally required, as the massive damage output allows players to shred through them instantly for rapid, consistent experience. Furthermore, they are incredibly accessible as they are located pretty much everywhere across [[Dragonwilds:Ashenfall]], with some exceptions.

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	=== '''''Willow''''' [[File:Willow Logs.png\|frameless\|width=60x60]] ===		=== '''''Willow''''' [[File:Willow Logs.png\|frameless\|width=60x60]] ===
	[[File:Optimal willow route.png\|thumb\|width=450x450\|'''Fellhollow Willow Woodcutting Route:''' The solid black line indicates the optimal route utilizing Lodestones. White dashed lines represent alternative, less efficient paths.]]		[[File:Optimal willow route.png\|thumb\|width=450x450\|'''Fellhollow Willow Woodcutting Route:''' The solid black line indicates the optimal route utilizing Lodestones. White dashed lines represent alternative, less efficient paths.]]
	Although Willow trees are primarily located in dangerous areas, [[Dragonwilds:Weapons\|well-geared]] players can still effectively utilize them for training. Willows can be found all over the [[Dragonwilds:Fellhollow]] region, specifically clustered around the various ponds. Building [[Dragonwilds:Lodestone\|lodestones]] in high-density Willow areas is highly recommended, as it allows players to quickly teleport from one cluster to another, bypassing dangerous terrain and minimizing downtime. Just like with earlier tiers, chopping Willows becomes significantly faster and yields much better experience per any given timeframe once better axes are obtained. Players need to keep in mind that they're very likely to get attacked by [[Dragonwilds:Nature Spirit\|Nature Spirits]], [[Dragonwilds:Zombie\|Zombies]] and [[Dragonwilds:Skeleton\|Skeletons]] while training on willow trees. Since most willow trees are very close to water, consuming a food with the [[Dragonwilds:Sea Legs]] perk can help navigating through the ponds.		Although Willow trees are primarily located in dangerous areas, [[Dragonwilds:Weapons\|well-geared]] players can still effectively utilize them for training. Willows can be found all over the [[Dragonwilds:Fellhollow]] region, specifically clustered around the various ponds. Building [[Dragonwilds:Lodestone\|lodestones]] in high-density Willow areas is highly recommended, as it allows players to quickly teleport from one cluster to another, bypassing dangerous terrain and minimizing downtime. Just like with earlier tiers, chopping Willows becomes significantly faster and yields much better experience per any given timeframe once better axes are obtained. Players need to keep in mind that they're very likely to get attacked by [[Dragonwilds:Nature Spirit\|Nature Spirits]], [[Dragonwilds:Zombie\|Zombies]] and [[Dragonwilds:Skeleton\|Skeletons]] while training on willow trees. Since most willow trees are very close to water, consuming a food with the [[Dragonwilds:Sea Legs]] perk can help navigating through the ponds if the player has an absurd amount of different foods with perks as they do '''not''' stack.

	=== '''''Maple'''''[[File:Maple Logs.png\|frameless\|width=60x60]] ===		=== '''''Maple'''''[[File:Maple Logs.png\|frameless\|width=60x60]] ===
	[[File:~~Maple locations and danger levels~~.png\|thumb\|~~'''~~Dowdun Reach Maple ~~Trees Locations with Nodestone:''' Danger levels: Green~~ (~~middle~~) ~~= low, Yellow (west) = medium, Red (east) = high.~~]]		[[File:Allowed Lodestones Areas Downdun Reach.png\|thumb\|Areas withing Dowdun Reach that allow players to build and use Lodestones with Maple trees locations (yellow dots)]]
	Maple trees become a viable source of experience once the [[Dragonwilds:Dowdun Reach]] region is unlocked and the player has acquired a [[Dragonwilds:Mithril Logging Axe]]. Similar to Willow trees, chopping Maple trees becomes significantly faster and yields better experience after unlocking the [[Dragonwilds:Umbral Sands]] region, which allows players to upgrade to an [[Dragonwilds:Adamant Logging Axe]]. A large concentration of them can be found in the Courtyard; this specific area features very few hostile enemies, though players should still watch out for stray [[Dragonwilds:Carnivorous Chinchompa\|Chinchompas]] wandering into the area! Unlocking the [[Dragonwilds:Nodestone\|nodestones]] as part of the [[Dragonwilds:Black Knight's Fortress\|main quest]] can make travelling there much easier.		Maple trees become a viable source of experience once the [[Dragonwilds:Dowdun Reach]] region is unlocked and the player has acquired a [[Dragonwilds:Mithril Logging Axe]]. Similar to Willow trees, chopping Maple trees becomes significantly faster and yields better experience after unlocking the [[Dragonwilds:Umbral Sands]] region, which allows players to upgrade to an [[Dragonwilds:Adamant Logging Axe]]. A large concentration of them can be found in the Courtyard; this specific area features very few hostile enemies, though players should still watch out for stray [[Dragonwilds:Carnivorous Chinchompa\|Chinchompas]] wandering into the area! Unlocking the [[Dragonwilds:Nodestone\|nodestones]] as part of the [[Dragonwilds:Black Knight's Fortress\|main quest]] can make travelling there much easier. '''Note''': Although players are prevented from building any [[Dragonwilds:Lodestone\|Lodestones]] around the main area (Castle area), they '''can''' be built in some areas such as the Approach, the Menagerie, the Pastures and the Courtyard. Refer to the image on the side.

	=== '''''Yew''''' [[File:Yew Logs.png\|frameless\|width=60x60]] ===		=== '''''Yew''''' [[File:Yew Logs.png\|frameless\|width=60x60]] ===

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	! Potions ([[Dragonwilds:Focused Woodcutting\|Focused Woodcutting I]] & [[Dragonwilds:Focused Woodcutting II\|II]])		! Potions ([[Dragonwilds:Focused Woodcutting\|Focused Woodcutting I]] & [[Dragonwilds:Focused Woodcutting II\|II]])
	\| {{plink\|Super Focused Woodcutting Potion~~\|Super~~}}		\| {{plink\|Super Focused Woodcutting Potion}}
	\| {{plink\|~~Focused Woodcutting~~ Potion~~\|Normal~~}}		\| {{plink\|Lumberjack Potion}}
	\| {{plink\|Lesser ~~Focused Woodcutting~~ Potion~~\|Lesser~~}}		\| {{plink\|Lesser Lumberjack Potion}}
	\| {{plink\|Weak ~~Focused Woodcutting~~ Potion~~\|Weak~~}}		\| {{plink\|Weak Lumberjack Potion}}
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	! ~~Jewelry~~		! Head
	~~\| {{plink\|Amulet of Glory\|Glory}}~~		\| {{plink\|Infinity Robe Hat\|Infinity}}
	~~\| {{plink\|Unholy Symbol\|Unholy}}~~		\| {{plink\|Mystic Hat\|Mystic}}
	~~\| {{plink\|Inspiring Ring of Woodcutting\|Ring}}~~		\| {{plink\|Splitbark Helm\|Split}}
	~~\| style="color:#888; background:#222;" \| N/A~~		\| {{plink\|Dark Mage Hood\|Dark}}
	~~\| style="color:#888; background:#222;" \| N/A~~
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	~~! Hat~~
	\| {{plink\|Infinity Robe Hat\|Infinity~~}} /<br>{{plink\|Lunar Garou Hat\|Garou~~}}
	\| ~~{{plink\|Zamorak Hood\|Zamorak}} /<br>~~{{plink\|Mystic Hat\|Mystic}}
	\| ~~{{plink\|Necromancer's Crown\|Necro}} /<br>~~{{plink\|Splitbark Helm\|Split}}
	\| ~~{{plink\|Dragonkin Mage Hood\|Kin}} /<br>~~{{plink\|Dark Mage Hood\|Dark}}
	\| {{plink\|Wizard Hat\|Wizard}}		\| {{plink\|Wizard Hat\|Wizard}}
	\| {{plink\|Apprentice Hat\|Appren.}}		\| {{plink\|Apprentice Hat\|Appren.}}
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	! ~~Chest~~		! Body
	\| {{plink\|Infinity Robe Body\|Infinity~~}} /<br>{{plink\|Lunar Garou Robes\|Garou~~}}		\| {{plink\|Infinity Robe Body\|Infinity}}
	\| ~~{{plink\|Zamorak Robes\|Zamorak}} /<br>~~{{plink\|Mystic Robes\|Mystic}}		\| {{plink\|Mystic Robes\|Mystic}}
	\| ~~{{plink\|Necromancer's Robe Top\|Necro}} /<br>~~{{plink\|Splitbark Body\|Split}}		\| {{plink\|Splitbark Body\|Split}}
	\| ~~{{plink\|Dragonkin Mage Robes\|Kin}} /<br>~~{{plink\|Dark Mage Robes\|Dark}}		\| {{plink\|Dark Mage Robes\|Dark}}
	\| {{plink\|Wizard Robes\|Wizard}}		\| {{plink\|Wizard Robes\|Wizard}}
	\| {{plink\|Apprentice Robe\|Appren.}}		\| {{plink\|Apprentice Robe\|Appren.}}
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			! Trinket
			\| {{plink\|Amulet of Glory\|Glory}}
			\| {{plink\|Unholy Symbol\|Unholy}}
			\| {{plink\|Inspiring Ring of Woodcutting\|Ring}}
	\| style="color:#888; background:#222;" \| N/A		\| style="color:#888; background:#222;" \| N/A
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	'''Armour Slots:'''		'''Armour Slots:'''
	* [[Dragonwilds:Mage armour]] Hat and Body – as it grants a -50% Stamina Regen Delay for a single piece equipped~~, and~~ it is ~~lighter than Melee armour while retaining high defensive bonuses~~		* [[Dragonwilds:Mage armour]] Hat and/or Body – as it grants a -50% Stamina Regen Delay for a single piece equipped
			** Although it is not mentioned in the table above, the suggested equipment can be replaced by any of their equivalent(s) (e.g., Infinity Armour = Lunar Garou Armour). See [[Dragonwilds:Armour\|this]] for a complete list.
	* [[Dragonwilds:Leggings Of Lightness]] – Increases the player's maximum carry weight by 50 and reduces the amount of fall damage the player takes		* [[Dragonwilds:Leggings Of Lightness]] – Increases the player's maximum carry weight by 50 and reduces the amount of fall damage the player takes
	* [[Dragonwilds:Lumber Backpack]] – Provides massive woodcutting utilities:		* [[Dragonwilds:Lumber Backpack]] – Provides massive woodcutting utilities: