https://wiki.sasgaming.net/index.php?action=history&feed=atom&title=Dragonwilds%3AWool_ThreadDragonwilds:Wool Thread - Revision history2026-04-09T04:03:19ZRevision history for this page on the wikiMediaWiki 1.43.8https://wiki.sasgaming.net/index.php?title=Dragonwilds:Wool_Thread&diff=42189&oldid=previmported>Onocai: It said 2 wool threads can be made into one wool cloth. In game, i see it is in fact 3 wool threads per cloth2026-02-04T20:14:16Z<p>It said 2 wool threads can be made into one wool cloth. In game, i see it is in fact 3 wool threads per cloth</p>
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{{Infobox Item<br />
|name = Wool Thread<br />
|image = Wool Thread.png<br />
|release = 15 April 2025<br />
|update = RuneScape: Dragonwilds is out!<br />
|type = Basic Item<br />
|weight = 0.3<br />
|stacklimit = 20<br />
|description = Spun from sheep fleece, essential for making warm garments and padded cloth.<br />
}}<br />
'''Wool Thread''' is a material used to craft mainly armour and some weapons. It is created at a [[Dragonwilds:Spinning Wheel]] by using either 3 [[Dragonwilds:Soft Animal Fur]] or 1 [[Dragonwilds:Fleece]]. Three wool threads can be made into one [[Dragonwilds:Wool Cloth]] at a [[Dragonwilds:Loom]].<br />
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==Recipe==<br />
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Fleece=<br />
{{Recipe<br />
|facility=Spinning Wheel<br />
|skill=Artisan<br />
|skillxp=40<br />
|mat1=Fleece<br />
|output1=Wool Thread}}<br />
|-|<br />
Soft Animal Fur=<br />
{{Recipe<br />
|facility=Spinning Wheel<br />
|skill=Artisan<br />
|skillxp=40<br />
|mat1=Soft Animal Fur<br />
|mat1qty = 3<br />
|output1=Wool Thread}}<br />
</tabber><br />
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===Recipe tree===<br />
{{Crafting Tree|Wool Thread}}<br />
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==Products==<br />
{{Uses material list|Wool Thread}}<br />
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==Journal==<br />
{{Journal entry|<br />
The fluffy coats of sheep, refined and wound down into a single thread. Useful for crafting various garments and highly prized by grandmothers everywhere.<br />
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On the mainland, the most impressive collection of wool belongs to Great-Aunt Potterington, in Kandarin. Her sister, Granny Potterington, is constantly trying to claim this title for herself and has accelerated her sheep breeding program in an attempt to mass produce as much wool as possible.<br />
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