best place to make fires?

[easonadam]

Wheres the best place to continuly make fires?

 

 

 

-Thanks in advance :)

[SanFranciscoGiants]

Outside edgeville is pretty wide open also rouges den is pretty good

[Silu]

Draynor village. :-s

[Trade_With]

Yanille and Port Phasmatys are supposed to be quite good for it.

 

 

 

 

 

Im burning 10k maples soon and I plan to do it in one of these two spots.

 

 

 

 

 

Wiz.

[sheepdean]

best way to do it is go north of seers until you reach the maple forest, fill your bag, burn, lather, rinse and repeat. but if you already have a bank of logs, draynor or seers are good

[jai365]

what i did to get my firemaking up was go to the general store on a free world in lumbridge with a desent amount of cash and brought willows for 12gp each then went in to the furnace and burned a continuous line out then repeated it :D hope i helped

[tefda]

From a level 79 Firemaker I would suggest an area close to a bank, with TWO lines free from obstruction to the west.

 

 

 

Good places that I've used are Draynor Village(sometimes hard to judge at first), the Duel Arena(can get annoying from the Duel challenges), and behind the Al Kharid Palace(very far).

 

 

 

Those above are all for if you have logs in your bank. If you're cutting and want to burn then that's a different story. For that it all depends on your type of tree. Let's start off with Willows (If you're training with anything below that, it will take a long, LONG time). Draynor Village is perfect. Chop your wood and then go all the way up to the Prison there(With Prince Ali) and follow the southern fence until you get boxed by it and a tree. There's an Oak tree nearby to let you know that you're in the right spot, also it's a path that will go right along a boulder there. You may have to explore a bit to find it.

 

-Then we have Yews! There are two places to do this. The Yew trees west of Catherby, just chop and burn, the are there is almost completely devoid of flowers or any other kind of blockage. Also you can use the Yew Trees at Rimmington. They are too far from a bank to actually be stored and they are also hard to burn there but I can almost guarantee you if you go there on a members world, there will not be a soul in sight. Also one more is the Gnome Stronghold, it's along the south-eastern fence and it's fairly free of obstructions and there's a magic tree nearby in case you feel up for some extra experience.

 

-Now for my favorites, MAGIC LOGS! Lots of people use the Sorcerer's place near Ardougne and yes it can work, but it's almost always crowded so I tend to go to the Lletya Magic trees by the Roving Elves. It's not the best place to burn them but it's generally less crowded so you can get more of them faster (theoretically). You just need to make about five or six rows of burning logs.

 

 

 

There you go! Hopefully at least one bit of that advice will help :D .

[gspbeetle]

what i did to get my firemaking up was go to the general store on a free world in lumbridge with a desent amount of cash and brought willows for 12gp each then went in to the furnace and burned a continuous line out then repeated it :D hope i helped

 

 

 

yea, that IS the best spot

 

 

 

saves you a lot of money also

[Daeva_god]

varrok east bank can work too, go right outside the gates then right past the bank, i did 1k oaks there a bit back

[JorWat]

Yanville Bank, it has 4 lines with nothing in your way.

[NJE03]

99 firemaker here, personally I prefer to burn outside of Falador east bank.

[Blaze The Movie Fan]

I'd say gnome stronghold since there are many trees there and a lot of straight lines that has more than 28 spots. :wink:

 

 

 

Trust me, I train firemaking there. :thumbsup:

 

 

 

THE OTHER METHOD

 

 

 

He could have talked about fire runes. The best way is to mine some rune/pure essence in Varrock City, and bank them back in AK City and get to the altar from AK to the altar and so on. Trust me it works great.

 

 

 

If he was talking about fire for firemaking gnome stronghold is the place, tell me what were you going on about? :-k