Lenhador

You now have all you need to get to work, so put your weapon where it won't hurt anyone, equip your axe and go to the nearest forest. Click on a tree and select the action 'Cut' to collect wood. You can only cut down trees which light up when you pass your mouse over them. The resources you collect will be stored in your inventory.

When you start practicing your profession, you'll only be able to collect one type of resource: Ash. Once you get a little experience under your belt, you can move on to new resources. The list below tells you the different levels required for each resource you can collect:

• Ash (level 1+)


• Chestnut (level 10+)


• Walnut (level 20+)


• Oak (level 30+)


• Bombu and Oliviolet (level 35+)


• Maple (level 40+)


• Yew and Bamboo (level 50+)


• Wild Cherry Wood (level 60+)


• Ebony (level 70+)


• Kaliptus (level 75+)


• Charm Tree and Dark Bamboo (level 80+)


• Elm (level 90+)


• Holy Bamboo (level 100+)

It can sometimes happen when you're happily chopping ordinary old wood that you'll sink your axe into a bewitched tree! You've just met a resource protector and if you kill it, you'll drop a bag of 50 units of wood! Just imagine if you run into a Bewitched Holy Bamboo - you could take a few weeks' vacation after a windfall like that!

Have you collected enough wood? You can try to sell it in the nearest Marketplace if you like, or otherwise you might want to expand your skills and do more than simple harvesting. After all, you're trained in making planks and Shavings Potions too. To do this, go to the nearest lumberjack workshop.

Do you have wood to keep a city smouldering for the next ten years? Well, ignore the pyromaniac within for the moment and think about using it to make planks and potions. Click on a saw and select the action 'Saw', then slide the ingredients into the slots available and indicate the number of units required following the directions in your recipe window.

Like with harvesting, the more your practice your profession, the more experience you'll gain and as the level of your profession rises, you'll be able to use new recipes. The complexity of a recipe depends on how many slot of ingredients are used to make it, where each slot hold only one item The list below tells you the different levels required for each recipe:

• 2 slots (level 1+)


• 3 slots (level 10+)


• 4 slots (level 20+)


• 5 slots (level 40+)


• 6 slots (level 60+)


• 7 slots (level 80+)


• 8 slots (level 100+)

Note: Although the list above shows that you can use up to eight slots when you reach level 100, lumberjack recipes use a maximum of only four slots.

As always, the more complex a recipe is the more experience you'll gain if you manage to do it. But the lower your level is, the less likely you will be to succeed in using it.