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'''Splinter''' is a utility [[Dragonwilds:Spells|spell]] unlocked by progressing a player's [[Dragonwilds:Woodcutting]] skill. When cast on fallen trees, it instantly chops them into wooden logs, allowing a player to harvest the raw material. A single cast can affect multiple fallen trees. This does not affect the durability of the player's [[Dragonwilds:Logging Axes|logging axe]]. | '''Splinter''' is a utility [[Dragonwilds:Spells|spell]] unlocked by progressing a player's [[Dragonwilds:Woodcutting]] skill. When cast on fallen trees, it instantly chops them into wooden logs, allowing a player to harvest the raw material. A single cast can affect multiple fallen trees. This does not affect the durability of the player's [[Dragonwilds:Logging Axes|logging axe]]. | ||
Each quarter of a fallen tree will give the adventurer 25 Woodcutting [[Dragonwilds:experience]] when using Splinter, meaning using the spell on a full fallen tree would yield 100 Woodcutting experience, no matter the type of tree | Each quarter of a fallen tree will give the adventurer 25 Woodcutting [[Dragonwilds:experience]] when using Splinter, meaning using the spell on a full fallen tree would yield 100 Woodcutting experience, no matter the type of tree. In addition, casting the splinter spell gives the player 2-3 fewer logs (regardless of the type of tree), compared to splitting the fallen tree and cutting it into logs. | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:02, 4 July 2026
Template:Infobox Spell Splinter is a utility spell unlocked by progressing a player's Dragonwilds:Woodcutting skill. When cast on fallen trees, it instantly chops them into wooden logs, allowing a player to harvest the raw material. A single cast can affect multiple fallen trees. This does not affect the durability of the player's logging axe.
Each quarter of a fallen tree will give the adventurer 25 Woodcutting Dragonwilds:experience when using Splinter, meaning using the spell on a full fallen tree would yield 100 Woodcutting experience, no matter the type of tree. In addition, casting the splinter spell gives the player 2-3 fewer logs (regardless of the type of tree), compared to splitting the fallen tree and cutting it into logs.