Dragonwilds:Spawning

Template:External Spawning is the in-game creation of an entity, such as a Dragonwilds:non-player character (NPC) or an item. Respawning is the recreation of an NPC, resource node, or item, after its Dragonwilds:death, destruction, or use. Despawning is the instantaneous destruction or removal of a resource, such as destroying a tree Dragonwilds:stump. The time it takes for an entity to spawn/respawn depends on the game's internal time mechanic. Respawn times shown in the wiki refer to in-game times.

Spawning

There are different spawning mechanisms, such as:

• After creating their character on the Dragonwilds:character creation menu, the player will spawn inside the Dragonwilds:Temple of Saradomin.
• Summoning Dragonwilds:Velgar by using the Dragonwilds:challenge horn on the Dragonwilds:Dragonkin altar at Dragonwilds:Velgar's Rise

Respawning

Several respawn mechanisms include:

• Dragonwilds:Monsters can respawn between one to three days, depending on the type of monster and their location.
• Several Dragonwilds:resources can respawn in their Dragonwilds:resource node between half an in-game day to three in-game days.

Resource nodes

Resource node	Respawn time (in-game)
Dwellberry and Dragonwilds:redberry bushes	12 hours
Onion, cabbage, and potato plants	1 day
Herb plants	2 days
Dragonwilds:Ash tree	3 days
Dragonwilds:Oak tree	3 days
Dragonwilds:Willow tree	3 days
Dragonwilds:Maple tree	3 days
Dragonwilds:Yew tree	3 days
Dragonwilds:Saplings	1 day
Dragonwilds:Blightwood root	3 days
Dragonwilds:Stone boulder	2 days
Dragonwilds:Clay node	3 days
Dragonwilds:Copper ore node	3 days
Dragonwilds:Tin ore node	3 days
Dragonwilds:Iron ore node	3 days
Dragonwilds:Granite deposit	2 days

Respawn point

Respawn points are places where the player has set their on-death placement. For example, "claiming" a Dragonwilds:bed or Dragonwilds:bed roll after building it can set their respawn point if they die anywhere in Dragonwilds:Ashenfall.

See also

• Dragonwilds:Death