Magic logs are a type of high-level woodcutting log in the game RuneScape. They are obtained by cutting magic trees, which require a Woodcutting level of 75 to chop down. Magic logs are used for a variety of purposes, including fletching, firemaking, and construction. In terms of fletching, magic logs can be turned into magic longbows or magic shieldbows. These bows are popular among players due to their high damage output and accuracy. They are often used by players with a high Ranged level in player-versus-player combat or against strong monsters.
They are often used by players with a high Ranged level in player-versus-player combat or against strong monsters. Magic logs can also be used in the skill of firemaking, where they can be burned on a fire or a fire pit. Burning magic logs requires a firemaking level of 75 and provides a significant amount of experience.
Magic logs
Magic logs are logs that can be acquired using the Woodcutting skill from magic trees, or by bringing cursed magic logs into Gielinor. Cutting magic trees requires a Woodcutting level of 75 or higher and yields 250 Woodcutting experience per log cut.
Players can burn these logs at level 75 Firemaking, giving 303.8 Firemaking experience or 309.5 if adding magic logs to a bonfire. A total of 338.1 experience can be gained per log while adding to a full bonfire with flame gloves and ring of fire. When lit, they burn for approximately 5 minutes and 30 seconds.
Players can also cut these logs into a magic shortbow (u) at level 80 Fletching or a magic shieldbow (u) at level 85 Fletching, providing 83.3 and 91.5 Fletching experience respectively. They may also be fletched into a Magic stock at level 92 Fletching, granting 100 experience. They are also used to smith a rune spear or rune hasta through Barbarian Smithing.
A final use for magic logs is to use them in pyre ships, or use sacred oil on them to create magic pyre logs, which can be used in the Shades of Mort'ton or with vyre corpses in the Columbarium. These activities yield Prayer as well as Firemaking experience.
Three quests and one follow-up to a quest require magic logs:
- Desert Treasure quest requires 12
- Mourning's End Part I requires one to fix the device
- Plague's End quest requires 10
- The Balloon Transport System requires 3 magic logs to travel from Entrana to Tree Gnome Stronghold initially and 1 afterwards.
After completing the Tirannwn Elite Tasks, players can persuade Coeden once a day to give a random set of 28 elder, magic, or yew logs, or a random combination thereof.
One hundred magic logs can be looted, one time only, from Movario's base after the While Guthix Sleeps quest.
Firemaking with an augmented crystal tinderbox or Pyro-matic will grant 21 item xp per log or 588 item xp per inventory of 28 at a bonfire with 5+ players.
Magic logs are a popular choice for players training firemaking due to the high amount of experience gained per log burned. In addition, magic logs are used in the construction skill to build certain pieces of furniture. For example, magic logs can be used to construct magic wardrobes, magic tables, and magic bookcases. These pieces of furniture provide various benefits and can be used to enhance the appearance of a player's player-owned house. Overall, magic logs are a valuable and versatile resource in the game RuneScape. They are sought after by players for their usefulness in fletching, firemaking, and construction. Obtaining magic logs requires a high woodcutting level, but the rewards are well worth the effort..
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