Skill World Trees¶
The Skill World woodcutting area, in the southeast of the hub ring, holds trees you can chop hands-off to train Woodcutting. They work the same way as the mining nodes, with tree health instead of ore health.
How trees work¶
Left-click a log with an axe to start chopping it. A progress bar fills over ten segments, then the chop completes: you get the log, Woodcutting XP, and the tree loses one health. A tree's health equals its number of logs, so you chop it log by log until it is bare.
- Speed depends on your axe. Wooden is slowest, Netherite is fastest, and Efficiency shortens each segment further (8 percent per level, down to a floor of a fifth of the base time).
- Chopping auto-continues: as long as you hold the axe, stand still, and keep looking at the tree, it re-targets the next log automatically. Each log is a single chop, so the overworld multi-chop perk does not apply here.
- When a tree is fully chopped it drops a sapling and regrows 15 seconds later.
- You need an axe (the tree refuses other tools) and a free inventory slot for the logs.
Look at a tree to pop a floating label showing its name and required Woodcutting level, colored green if you meet it and red if you do not.
Tree types¶
Each tree type has a required Woodcutting level and a fixed XP per log:
| Tree | Woodcutting level | XP per log |
|---|---|---|
| Oak | 1 | 50 |
| Spruce | 10 | 100 |
| Birch | 20 | 150 |
| Jungle | 30 | 200 |
| Acacia | 40 | 250 |
| Dark Oak | 50 | 888 |
| Mangrove | 60 | 1,000 |
| Cherry | 95 | 5,000 |
The area spawns at least two trees of every type, then fills the rest of its spots with a weighted mix (about 40 percent Oak). Prestiging Woodcutting lowers the XP you earn afterward by 5 percent per prestige rank.