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'''Willow Trees''' are [[Dragonwilds:Woodcutting]] [[Dragonwilds:resource nodes]] and a type of tree found in [[Dragonwilds:Fellhollow]], growing in areas known as 'Willow Groves', which require an [[Dragonwilds:Iron Logging Axe]] (or better) to cut. When planted through the [[Dragonwilds:Farming]] skill, it will take three days to grow. Willow Trees (including player-grown ones) will regrow after being cut down every three in-game days.  
'''Willow Trees''' are [[Dragonwilds:Woodcutting]] [[Dragonwilds:resource nodes]] and a type of tree found in [[Dragonwilds:Fellhollow]], growing in areas known as 'Willow Groves', which require an [[Dragonwilds:Iron Logging Axe]] (or better) to cut.  


Based on the [[Dragonwilds:Splinter]] spell, fully felling a Willow Tree grants 189 XP, excluding the stump.
Fully felling a Willow Tree grants 189 experience, excluding the stump.
 
Willow trees will regrow from stumps (or seeds through the [[Dragonwilds:Farming]] skill) after 3 in-game days (72 hours) after the tree has been felled. Cutting the stump will prevent the tree from growing again.


==Locations==
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Revision as of 11:04, 31 July 2026

Template:External Template:Infobox Resource Node Willow Trees are Dragonwilds:Woodcutting Dragonwilds:resource nodes and a type of tree found in Dragonwilds:Fellhollow, growing in areas known as 'Willow Groves', which require an Dragonwilds:Iron Logging Axe (or better) to cut.

Fully felling a Willow Tree grants 189 experience, excluding the stump.

Willow trees will regrow from stumps (or seeds through the Dragonwilds:Farming skill) after 3 in-game days (72 hours) after the tree has been felled. Cutting the stump will prevent the tree from growing again.

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