I really want lumber jack, but i cant really get an idea of how to get it. If you could, please post a picture of a good outfit to wear while playng, the inventory, and what i should do to try and gain this piece of woodcutting attire.

what i usually where is

 

 

 

helm snelm giant snails can b a real pain

 

ammy salve because of shades but glory or fury work just as good

 

body i usually use black d hide or torags

 

legs same as above

 

rest- standard gear

 

 

 

inven

 

 

 

knife

 

wc axe

 

blessed sicle

 

druid pouch

 

1 click tele

 

and i bring about 2 or 3 p pots a super set and rest of your inven should b food

 

 

 

always use medium or easy paths hard path is longer but doesn't affect chances of getting lumberjack beside having to do more events

 

 

 

to get lumberjack what you have to do is do temple trecking until you get a bridge randome that doesn't have any trees for you to cut. wait for zombies to come out of the water and kill them and take 3 planks. keep killing them until you get a piece of lumber jack clothing. you can't get another piece after that so continue on.

 

 

 

your best bet is to just use easy path and run from every other event that you can besides the bridge event that you want

 

 

 

need help with anything else look up a guide.

 

 

 

and good luck i've also been trying to get full to i've gotten like 10 of the other pieces but no top yet :evil: :evil: :evil:

Wear the combat gear you regularly wear, but it's preffered to have a salve ammy or salve ammy (e), and a snelm at least in your inventory. My invo usually consists of:

 

 

 

Knife

 

Axe

 

Tinderbox

 

Ivandis Flail (or Silver Sickle (e))

 

2 Prayer Pots (4-dose)

 

1 Guthix Balance Potion (4-dose)

 

5-8 pieces of food

 

1-click tele (ectophial, teleport crystal)

 

 

 

I usually take the Medium-levelled character on the Medium route. You might want to start with Easy on Easy or Easy on Medium though.

Remember that it's not actually worth the time getting it, though.

You should keep in mind that you can skip any combat event if you use the easy route. That means you don't need to bring a silver weapon or a snelm or Guthix Balance or salve ammy. You will still need a druid pouch though if you want to bring your own food to feed starving travellers in that particular event, and not have it get rotted. I recommend food that can be fed to multiple people with only one inventory slot, like sacks of cabbages. Baskets of strawberries are also good, since you can eat the strawberries yourself for 30 hp in a pinch. Don't use too much inventory space, or you'll just end up having to drop stuff to pick up your loot in the snake events.

 

 

 

You shouldn't skimp entirely on weapons and armour though, because at the very least it's worth fighting nail beasts. And the snakes are very profitable, so you probably want to kill those too.

 

 

 

If you have slayer rings, bring them for a teleport. You can use 'em to start a trek over again by teleporting to the Slayer Tower and running south. It's handy if you need to cross a bog; you'd go quicker if you just started over on those ones.

 

 

 

Remember to use the hardest follower on the easy route.

 

 

 

And don't get too hung up on the lumberjack. If it's taking too long to get a full set, two pieces is better than none, and it's a very small boost anyway. If you're not enjoying temple trekking, you don't need to feel bad if you decide to quit.

You should keep in mind that you can skip any combat event if you use the easy route. That means you don't need to bring a silver weapon or a snelm or Guthix Balance or salve ammy. You will still need a druid pouch though if you want to bring your own food to feed starving travellers in that particular event, and not have it get rotted. I recommend food that can be fed to multiple people with only one inventory slot, like sacks of cabbages. Baskets of strawberries are also good, since you can eat the strawberries yourself for 30 hp in a pinch. Don't use too much inventory space, or you'll just end up having to drop stuff to pick up your loot in the snake events.

 

 

 

You shouldn't skimp entirely on weapons and armour though, because at the very least it's worth fighting nail beasts. And the snakes are very profitable, so you probably want to kill those too.

 

 

 

If you have slayer rings, bring them for a teleport. You can use 'em to start a trek over again by teleporting to the Slayer Tower and running south. It's handy if you need to cross a bog; you'd go quicker if you just started over on those ones.

 

 

 

Remember to use the hardest follower on the easy route.

 

 

 

And don't get too hung up on the lumberjack. If it's taking too long to get a full set, two pieces is better than none, and it's a very small boost anyway. If you're not enjoying temple trekking, you don't need to feel bad if you decide to quit.

 

 

 

That advice was really helpful for me. Slayer Rings! GENIUS! I hate the bog event!

 

 

 

I might have another go at Lumberjack.

Actually, i like it now, and i will try all of theses tips, so far i got 3/4 pieces, but i have 3 boots, and 1 other. Im trying for top, but i hear that takes a long time. Thanks for the help guys.

i just got a lumber jack part, and after killing about 30 lumberjacks, i still havent gotten anything. Whta is happening?

i just got a lumber jack part, and after killing about 30 lumberjacks, i still havent gotten anything. Whta is happening?

 

You can only get 1 piece for each event. Cross the bridge and wait until next time.

Like said above,

 

 

 

run from every event except the bridge event AND the nail beast event. Each nail beast drops a talon beast charm. I advice easiest route with weakest character: you'll get 5 lowlevel enemies that way and can run from each event.

Watermelon Slices.

 

 

 

Heal about 5 each, dirt cheap and easy to pass the shade event with them ( you dont have to cook the snails ), i just run from evry other event.