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about teaks. mouse keys can drop inventories in 6-8 seconds easy. 10 max. it takes like 20 seconds to parcel teaks, so its a fair bit slower

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The values I experienced seem nothing like what others are answering, and I really question the truth in what some people say. I cant give answers for your level, only the answers i've experienced myself at the levels I've tried, or the levels I had people accurately test with.

 

Woodcutting Willows - about 40k an hour at 70, 60k by 99

 

Woodcutting Yews - 40.5k an hoat 70, 73k by 99 (yes, i measured it very accurately in a race from 68-99 yews vs willows. yews won by 3m exp)

 

Bull. You can't get 73k xp/hr at yews even with leprechaun magic. I've always gotten a pretty consistent 230-250 yew logs/hr at 99. And 60k xp/hr is generous for willows as well, I average more like 56k xp/hr there.

 

 

 

(Chopping eucalyptus logs, by the way, has been 40-50k xp/hr for me at Oo'glog, and although I haven't done formal testing at MA, others have reported faster rates than Oo'glog. So they'll be more efficient than willows or yews, if that's what you're after.)

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The values I experienced seem nothing like what others are answering, and I really question the truth in what some people say. I cant give answers for your level, only the answers i've experienced myself at the levels I've tried, or the levels I had people accurately test with.

 

Woodcutting Willows - about 40k an hour at 70, 60k by 99

 

Woodcutting Yews - 40.5k an hoat 70, 73k by 99 (yes, i measured it very accurately in a race from 68-99 yews vs willows. yews won by 3m exp)

 

Bull. You can't get 73k xp/hr at yews even with leprechaun magic. I've always gotten a pretty consistent 230-250 yew logs/hr at 99. And 60k xp/hr is generous for willows as well, I average more like 56k xp/hr there.

 

 

 

(Chopping eucalyptus logs, by the way, has been 40-50k xp/hr for me at Oo'glog, and although I haven't done formal testing at MA, others have reported faster rates than Oo'glog. So they'll be more efficient than willows or yews, if that's what you're after.)

 

 

 

Ok thank you. If I plan to do eucs I will use a dueling ring to bank at MA. Would it be worth it to do evil trees? I need 77-80 WC btw.

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Ok thank you. If I plan to do eucs I will use a dueling ring to bank at MA. Would it be worth it to do evil trees? I need 77-80 WC btw.

 

No need for duelling rings, just run to the bank. It's right there.

 

 

 

I haven't done much testing on evil trees, but from what I have so far, it's not going to be significantly faster or more profitable than ignoring them. Not significantly slower either though, I'm fairly sure. So feel free to fight them if you want, but don't feel like there's an obligation in order to get fast xp.

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Ok thank you. If I plan to do eucs I will use a dueling ring to bank at MA. Would it be worth it to do evil trees? I need 77-80 WC btw.

 

No need for duelling rings, just run to the bank. It's right there.

 

 

 

I haven't done much testing on evil trees, but from what I have so far, it's not going to be significantly faster or more profitable than ignoring them. Not significantly slower either though, I'm fairly sure. So feel free to fight them if you want, but don't feel like there's an obligation in order to get fast xp.

 

 

 

I would, however, consider the benefits.

 

 

 

-Fun diversion with not much loss/about the same/better compared to normal powercutting

 

-Farming xp

 

-Firemaking xp

 

-Potentially great rewards (clues, high level seeds, etc.)

 

-Lep. magic to help you greatly when you return to wc, although you can not apply this is you are cutting teaks

 

 

 

If I had reliable and accurate numbers for evil trees, I would guess that they are worth doing for their benefits. Remember you can only do 2 per day.

 

 

 

EDIT: A side-question that's been on my mind. If you are enhanced by Lep. magic, what would be the best log to cut? I know it doesn't work on teaks so they are out of the question. I have been cutting willows since I assumed the time saved from banking is worth more at willows than eucs. Does anyone know, for sure, which is better?

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Leprechaun magic doesn't work on eucs :( so willows are better. (Although it's possible that oaks are better at lower levels, I guess.) A quick Inferior Locator or Skills Necklace teleport should take you to a good spot.

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Leprechaun magic doesn't work on eucs :( so willows are better. (Although it's possible that oaks are better at lower levels, I guess.) A quick Inferior Locator or Skills Necklace teleport should take you to a good spot.

 

 

 

The Locator can teleport you to crowded spots. I prefer to Fairy ring to Mudskipper Point then run a little north to willows that no one ever cuts (except on f2p, where you may see a few bots).

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  • 2 months later...

 

 

Firemaking Maples - cant say

 

 

in my experience it takes approx 110 hours to get to 99 firemaking from level 61. this is with clicking errors, random events, getting pked and the like, but you have to be realistic(though now that bounty worlds auto skull, I dis-recommend them) just divide that by 95000 logs and multiply it by the exp per log, and you're set... roughly...

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