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The '''Overhead Chop''' is an unlockable variant of the standard chop, requiring level 4 [[Dragonwilds:Woodcutting]].
{{Infobox Skill Perk
|name = Overhead Chop
|release = 15 April 2026
|update = RuneScape: Dragonwilds is out!
|skill = Woodcutting
|level = 4
|description = You can now perform an overhead chop, which deals greater damage against fallen logs, but very little damage against trees.
}}
The '''overhead chop''' is an unlockable variant of the standard chop, requiring level 4 [[Dragonwilds:Woodcutting]].


Its effectiveness depends on the state of the tree. While the tree is standing, the overhead chop deals 10% of the base damage of the axe players are using. However, once the tree has fallen, the overhead chop deals 33% more damage than a standard chop. The only exception to this is whilst woodcutting a tree stump, by which there is no damage difference between a chop or an overhead chop.
Its effectiveness depends on the section of the tree. While the tree is standing, the overhead chop deals 10% of the base damage of the axe players are using. However, once the tree has fallen, the overhead chop deals 33% more damage than a standard chop. The only exception to this is whilst woodcutting a tree stump, where there is no damage difference between a chop and an overhead chop.


{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
|+Damage Comparison cutting Standing Tree
|+Damage comparison: standing tree
!
!
!Tree (using chop)
!Tree (using chop)
!Tree (using overhead chop)
!Tree (using overhead chop)
|-
|-
|Stone Axe
|Stone axe
|15
|15
|2
|2
|-
|-
|Bronze Axe
|Bronze axe
|20
|20
|2
|2
|-
|-
|Iron Axe
|Iron axe
|30
|30
|3
|3
|}
|}
<nowiki>*</nowiki>Note: Stone Axe using overhead chop has damage value of 1.5 rounded up to 2.*  
<nowiki>*</nowiki>Note: Stone axe using overhead chop has damage value of 1.5 rounded up to 2.*  
{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
|+Damage comparison cutting Fallen Tree
|+Damage comparison: fallen tree
!
!
!Tree (using chop)
!Tree (using chop)
!Tree (using overhead chop)
!Tree (using overhead chop)
|-
|-
|Stone Axe
|Stone axe
|15
|15
|23
|23
|-
|-
|Bronze Axe
|Bronze axe
|20
|20
|30
|30
|-
|-
|Iron Axe
|Iron axe
|30
|30
|45
|45
|}
|}


{{DW/Woodcutting}}
{{Woodcutting}}

Latest revision as of 11:12, 18 August 2026

Template:Infobox Skill Perk The overhead chop is an unlockable variant of the standard chop, requiring level 4 Dragonwilds:Woodcutting.

Its effectiveness depends on the section of the tree. While the tree is standing, the overhead chop deals 10% of the base damage of the axe players are using. However, once the tree has fallen, the overhead chop deals 33% more damage than a standard chop. The only exception to this is whilst woodcutting a tree stump, where there is no damage difference between a chop and an overhead chop.

Damage comparison: standing tree
Tree (using chop) Tree (using overhead chop)
Stone axe 15 2
Bronze axe 20 2
Iron axe 30 3

*Note: Stone axe using overhead chop has damage value of 1.5 rounded up to 2.*

Damage comparison: fallen tree
Tree (using chop) Tree (using overhead chop)
Stone axe 15 23
Bronze axe 20 30
Iron axe 30 45

Template:Woodcutting