Maple logs

Maple logs

Maple logs are a staple resource in Old School RuneScape, obtained by cutting down maple trees found predominantly in the various forests across Gielinor. These trees are recognizable by their unique bark and vibrant leaves, which turn a striking orange during the autumn season. Requiring a Woodcutting level of 45 to chop, maple logs provide a rewarding experience for players looking to level up their skills. They are not only valued for their use in Firemaking and Fletching but also serve as a popular choice for training due to their relatively quick yield and the ease of access to maple tree locations.

Once obtained, maple logs can be used to create a range of items, including bows and arrows, making them a crucial resource for aspiring rangers. Players can also burn these logs to gain Firemaking experience, producing a warm flame that lasts longer than other types of logs. With their versatile applications, maple logs play an essential role in the crafting and skilling economy of Old School RuneScape, supporting both new and veteran players in their quest for mastery across the game’s diverse activities.

Released 15 December 2001 (Launch)
Members Yes
Quest item No
Properties
Tradeable Yes
Equipable No
Stackable Yes
Noteable No
Options Cut, Drop, Burn
Examine A log from a maple tree.
Values
Value 15 coins
High alch 0 coins
Low alch 0 coins
Weight 0.5 kg

Item Overview

Maple logs are a type of wood obtained from chopping down maple trees, which can be found in various locations throughout Gielinor. Each log is valuable for both training and crafting, making them a sought-after resource for players of all levels.

These logs are notable for their bright, distinctive color and are favored by players for their utility in Firemaking and Fletching. Players can obtain Maple logs at level 30 Woodcutting, and they yield 100 experience points per log chopped.

Location of Maple Trees

Maple trees are scattered across Gielinor, and knowing where to find them can significantly improve your woodcutting efficiency. Here are some popular locations:

  • Seers’ Village: A well-known spot with several maple trees.
  • Near the Tree Gnome Stronghold: This area has multiple trees close to each other.
  • Woodcutting Guild: Accessible for members, it features a great concentration of maple trees.
  • South of Varrock: A peaceful area with a few trees to chop.

Chopping Maple Logs

To chop Maple logs, players need a Woodcutting level of 30 and an axe of at least bronze quality. The following axes can be used:

Axe Type Woodcutting Level Required Chop Speed
Bronze Axe 1 Very Slow
Iron Axe 1 Slow
Steel Axe 5 Normal
Black Axe 10 Normal
mithril Axe 20 Fast
Adamant Axe 30 Very Fast
Rune Axe 40 Very Fast

Uses of Maple Logs

Maple logs have several applications within the game:

  • Firemaking: Maple logs can be burned for 150 experience points each, making them a viable option for training Firemaking.
  • Fletching: Players can create maple bows and arrows from these logs. Maple shortbows (level 30 Fletching) are particularly popular due to their strength.
  • Crafting: When combined with other materials, maple logs can be used to craft items, including furniture in the Construction skill.
  • Quests: Certain quests may require maple logs as part of their materials.

Market Value and Trading

The Grand Exchange (GE) is the primary marketplace for trading Maple logs. Their price fluctuates based on supply and demand. As of the latest updates, the average market value of Maple logs is around:

Current Average Price: 100 coins per log

This price can vary, especially during events or double experience weekends. Players should take advantage of price dips to maximize their profits when selling.

Experience Rates

Players can expect varying experience rates depending on their Woodcutting level and the type of axe used. Here’s a breakdown of potential experience rates:

  • Low Levels (30-40): Approximately 40-60 logs per hour, yielding around 4000-6000 Woodcutting XP.
  • Medium Levels (40-60): Up to 100 logs per hour, approximately 10,000 XP.
  • High Levels (60+): Experienced players can chop around 120-150 logs per hour, resulting in 12,000-15,000 XP.

Tips for Efficient Woodcutting

To maximize your Maple log production, consider the following tips:

  • Use the best axe: Upgrading to a higher quality axe can significantly increase your chop speed.
  • Utilize the right location: Find locations with minimal competition, such as private worlds or less traveled areas.
  • Take breaks: If your attention wanes, it’s easy to lose focus and miss opportunities for better experience rates.
  • Use a Woodcutting pet: If you have a chance to summon one, it can provide bonuses while chopping.

FAQ

What level do I need to chop Maple logs?

You need a Woodcutting level of 30 to chop Maple logs.

Can I burn Maple logs?

Yes, Maple logs can be burned for 150 Firemaking experience each.

What can I make with Maple logs?

You can create Maple bows, arrows, and use them in furniture crafting.

Where can I sell Maple logs?

You can sell Maple logs at the Grand Exchange for a fluctuating price based on current market conditions.

How much experience do I get for chopping Maple logs?

You receive 100 Woodcutting experience for each Maple log you chop.

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