#tick manipilation

[helpfulnesosrs]

Need Help With the Teak Trees OSRS Woodcutting Training Method? F.A.Q Post

People often confuse the meanings of words in Oldschool Runescape, as skills become closely related in their useful resources (either used or gained), based on the item tier it belongs to, for knowing when the item (or in this case, Teak Tree/log and sapling) is unlocked as a way to train the skill. For example: A tier-40 resource is one which is unlocked at level 40 as a potential way to train...

And in this case, the Teak Trees and its respective Teak logs, are both unlocked early on in the game to be BIS (or "EHP") in training Woodcutting. This post will list the details of doing so, answering any questions you may have about the trees and the resources you gather from chopping them. With that, let's get into the F.A.Q for this type of tree!

Should I chop this tree, and more importantly, WHERE can I FIND Teak Trees OSRS

This is a question most often asked by players with a low Woodcutting level in OSRS

, as they look to train the skill to Google around only to find the method, but no information on how to get to where they need to be to begin chopping! So before you can begin with training Woodcutting at the best experience rates, you need to go to the place where they are located.

You can find Teak Trees at the following locations in Oldschool Runescape:

Tai Bwo Wannai, within the enclosure.

This location requires trading sticks to enter, and the same Trading sticks to bank. To enter the grove, enclosure, and to bank, 100, or 25, Trading sticks are required for entering the Teak Trees enclosure and for banking the Teak logs, respectively.

Fossil Island (Hardwood Trees)

The hardwood trees are prime location for 1.5 Tick Teaks, as they allow you to cycle (using Tick Manipulation) constantly whilst running between each of the trees to chop constantly, for the best experience rates per hour in Oldschool Runescape. This method is a highly click-intensive method but offers the most experience per hour in Woodcutting, for 1.5 Tick Teaks.

Ape Atoll (Monkey Island)

These Teak Trees are the closest to a bank, with the best teleports for cutting down the time between trips down (with the relevant quest rewards completed) to help boost your Woodcutting experience rate per hour in OSRS, banking the Teak Logs as a bonus to training the skill. More on this, however, in the following paragraphs as another F.A.Q about Teaks and their role in training Woodcutting in Oldschool Runescape.

Should You Bank Teak Logs If You're Using The Trees to Train Woodcutting OSRS?

The short answer is no. You should not bank the Teak logs

if you're trying to achieve the highest experience rates per hour in Oldschool Runescape. This is because the logs are very low cost, high volume within the Grand Exchange, and the trips to/from the bank cuts into your Woodcutting experience/hr too much for it to ever be valid. Especially with content such as the Misc Kingdom, a great source for Teak Logs and Bird Nests passively, in 0time, as you gain Woodcutting experience in 0time.

These are the most asked questions people have before training WC in Oldschool Runescape, and I hope that by answering them here, you have a great point of reference to go on from to start cutting Teak Trees yourself for EHP Woodcutting experience. Should you have more questions, please let me know in a comment/re-blog. If you liked the post, give it a heart!

[kings-notebook]

Journey - initnal thoughts

Journey is our first brief and will involve us telling a story of a journey using 6 images baced of photos weve taken in norwich which have been photoshoped

I’m honestly pretty excited and already feeling inspired. The mention of Simon Stalenhag as a point of insperation is what really got my head ticking. I’ve played Tales from the Loop and his art always jumped out at me as being really cool looking

The main thing i’m a little worried about is that we will be working mostly in photo editing. I think i’ll do at least one test of trying a more art baced mate paining kind of thing, but im not the most realistic artist and i dont think i’ll be good enought to pass of. It will be nice learning a new skill. I think photo manipilation will be a handy thing to know more about and it’ll help me be less of a perfectionist

I currently have a few ideas on what the journey photos could be

1) My house to Hotblack house - This is the place I play d&d at. Its a 5 muinet walk so i could show the full journey between the two houses. As it’ll be the journey to the place i play dnd i could really play into that high fantasy adventure. Each photo could be inspired by the arch in our game, showing the Feywild and Shadowfell, fights with dragons, our minitort barbarian becoming a god and his relm in the abyss(or hells, i can never remeber which)

2) My house to Charlies - Charlie is a very close friend of mine and i tend to visit him at least once a fortnight. We paint dnd minis or talk or watch movies. It was with him that i played Tales from the Loop and Stalenhag being a point of refrence could make this a funny full circle refrence. Charlie and I have watched Beserk and Alien together, and these two pieces of media sum him up really well. The images could be very grim fantasy/sci fi. I could look into H R Giger as a point of insperation

3) my house to home - I’m originaly from Norwich and i still like to reguarly go back home to visit my mother and siblings. The walk home is a walk thats very familiar with. Some streets i use to follow to get to work, or go to scouts, or go to the city. Theirs a lot of history and that history could be played with in the images. The walk is also very diverse in its scenery. Hotblack is one ongoing road and Charlies is stil a very simular layout. to go home i go past a main street, more tight nit small streets which are more residental. A tree lined bolovard and a park, Theirs a lot of diverse scenery to play with

- examples of Simon Stalenhags work -