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What's fastest to get?

 

2,201 yews

 

5,705 willows

 

 

Probably Willows.

 

 

 

You can drop the willow logs and the ground and not feel bad.

 

But, the Yews you would want to bank, that will slow you down.

 

 

 

Plus, there are a lot more willows available to cut.

 

Try the area south of Rimmington.

 

 

 

Hope this helps

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Sorry if this is thread stealing but i hav e the same question and i will bank any logs i get:

 

 

 

979 yew

 

1,713 maple

 

2,537 willow

 

 

 

note currently lvl 68

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yews are the fastest xp in the game BUT if you need cash then do yews

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yews are the fastest xp in the game...

 

per log cut, they are better than willow (but less than magic)

 

but it takes longer per log than willows.

 

 

 

That, and the time it takes to walk to the bank with all of those nice logs

 

makes it slower, overall, than willows.

 

Willow logs you could just drop on the ground.

 

 

 

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Sorry if this is thread stealing but i have the same question...

 

Keep in mind that this sort of question you can kinda

 

answer yourself with a little timed experiment.

 

 

 

Note your WC exp and then time how long it takes to cut

 

and bank a full load of logs from each kind of tree.

 

Note your ending exp.

 

Then compute an average exp per minute

 

as (Finalexp-Startexp)/time

 

 

 

'Course, don't include banking time for willows until you really plan to keep them.

 

 

 

Players that respond to these kinds of posts don't always agree on the same answer... :?

 

 

 

Hope this helps

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At level 64, cut willows. If you are a member, cut maples.

 

At level 68, cut maples if possible for a few more levels. Then yews are good for 70+.

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Yews are the fastest experience in the game, If you want levels, Do willows~ :wink:

 

Why do you say to "Do willows"

 

when you also say "Yews are the fastest experience in the game"?

 

(What happened to magic trees?)

 

 

 

Also, the op has level 64 wc and you have level 85.

 

Do you think that your rate of earning WC exp with

 

Yews would be the same as his at only level 64?

 

 

 

Just wondering...

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I would cut willows myself. Yews take way too long. And as far as banking the willows go, I chop them in catherby (right next to the bank).

 

 

 

I then use the willows for firemaking experience. I agree with the previous poster: If you want to make levels, do willows.

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Cut willows. If you are members, I have no clue where to cut them. If you are F2P, cut them in either Rimmington or Draynor. If you're at draynor, you'll have quite a bit of competition, but you can bank the willows. Rimmington has extremely low competition, but you can only sell to general store for 4gp each. Although that does add up if you're trying to cut alot of logs, it is only about a fifth to eigth of what you could get selling to other players. If you want to get firemaking experience AFTER you've got your woodcutting goal, go for Draynor, but if you plan on cut & burning, go for Rimmington.

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