Woodcutting on runescape

I am a newbie on runescape and I need a lot of gold to buy runescape items. Now I have two primary gold-making sources: Mining and woodcutting. Each of them is at low level.

You know, it is hard to choose. Woodcutting is interesting and allows you chop down different types of trees and vegetation. It is free to players and it is a much easier skill to train, in comparison to mining. While, mining is much slower experience and doesn’t give as much money until you have reached level 85, then you can mine Runite. Mining becomes more profitable as it is trained to higher levels, but it is slow to train and requires more input, such as clicking on the rocks.

How to train woodcutting fast? Farmer100 recommends that Axe is known as hatchet and it is the most important tool for runescape woodcutting players. You can buy bronze, iron and steel axes from Bob’s store or even higher level axes from other players, if needed, smith the axes by yourself.

Players need certain woodcutting levels and suitable axes to cut down different trees. For example, if you want to cut a magic tree, you must have reached level 75; if you want to use a rune axe, you must have reached level 41; if you want to wield an a rune axe, an attack level 40 is required. Well, if you want to have high runescape woodcutting level, farmer100 has runescape accounts for sale.

There are a wide range of trees, ranging from normal trees to magic trees. If you want to cut them for money, you should find them first. Once you chopped down a tree, the corresponding type of logs will appear in their inventory. Normal trees can be found everywhere but mainly around Lumbridge. A good spot of Oak trees is east of Draynor Village’s bank. South of the bank in seers’ village is also a good pick, there are multiple oak trees grow around the bank in the tree Gnome Srtonghold. Good places for chopping willow trees include Barbarian Outpost, north of the bank in Seers’ Village, west of Catherby near the yew trees, Rinmington Draynor Village and so on. Maple trees can give you 100 exp per log to your cheap runescape accounts. A good place to train is behind the Seers’ Village bank, there are 4 trees and 6 willow trees to the west…

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