Firemaking

Firemaking

Release date	4 January 2001 (Update)
Members	No
Type	Artisan
Statistics
Minimum level to be ranked	15 (as of 8 Jun 2023)
Players with 99	267,603 (as of 8 Jun 2023)
Players with 120	24,544 (as of 8 Jun 2023)
Players with 200M XP	7,288 (as of 8 Jun 2023)
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Firemaking level up jingle (1-49)

Firemaking jingle for levels 1 to 49.

Firemaking level up jingle (50-99)

Firemaking jingle for level 50 to 99.

Firemaking is an artisan skill that is used to burn logs to create a fire, often to cook raw food on the spot. Training Firemaking also allows players to use light sources when exploring dark environments. Firemaking is the companion skill of Woodcutting in the sense that logs obtained from Woodcutting can also be burned to train Firemaking. As players level up, they gain the ability to burn better logs and use more efficient light sources.

Burnt-out fires leave behind a heap of ashes. Ashes sell well on Grand Exchange, mainly because they are a required ingredient to make the Serum 207 potion which many members use to power-train Herblore, but are otherwise completely useless. It is possible to profit from burning cheaper logs and collecting the ashes, but doing so would effectively halt any serious progress toward training the skill.

As of an update on 25 March 2019, the Firemaking skill was given extra utility and production value through the addition of incense sticks, which can be created with the appropriate Firemaking level and burned to provide a wide variety of benefits that affect both skilling and combat. Creation of incense sticks requires logs, demonic ashes and herbs, and additional Prayer experience is provided when coating the incense sticks in ashes.

Several quests utilise the Firemaking skill, such as As a First Resort, Recipe for Disaster, Forgiveness of a Chaos Dwarf, The Void Stares Back, and Desert Treasure. The completion of Legacy of Seergaze allows players to hunt down the Vyrewatch and burn their Vyre corpses for rewards. Similarly, Firemaking-oriented minigames with good rewards include Shades of Mort'ton and All Fired Up.

The current minimum requirement to be ranked (at approximately rank 1,251,311) on the HiScores for Firemaking is level 15. As of 08 June 2023, there are 267,603 current members that have achieved level 99 in Firemaking. There are 24,544 current members that have achieved level 120 in Firemaking.

Basics of Firemaking[edit | edit source]

A player uses Firemaking to set a log on fire.

A lit fire burning.

To make a fire, players need any log and a Tinderbox. Alternatively, they may ignite a fire with a bow (barbarian training required), a Pyrelord (requiring 46 Summoning), a Forge Regent (requiring 76 Summoning) or a dwarven army axe (members), a multipurpose tool.

Cutting trees generates logs, though players can alternatively acquire them from the Grand Exchange, or (rarely) as monster drops. After Barbarian Training, bows can start fires, excluding the Ogre bow, Ogre comp bow, Dark bow, and Crystal bow. The player can procure a tinderbox in the general store, such as those in Varrock, Falador and Lumbridge, for 1 coin. They can also be taken as a free sample from the Lumbridge general store.

To burn a log, the player may:

Use a tinderbox with the log, or a log with the tinderbox. When a player does this, they will drop the log and light it with the tinderbox.
With a tinderbox on the tool belt by right clicking the log in the inventory and clicking the 'Light' option.
Drop the log, then right click the log and select the 'light log' option.
Drop the log, then use the tinderbox with the log. This way is almost never used, but it is still available.
Using a bow on the log causes the log to drop and kindles a fire. Only Members have this ability, and must complete Barbarian Training to do so.
Using a log on a Pyrelord familiar. Only members have this ability, and it requires level 46 Summoning.

Once the player creates a fire, they will walk one step to the west if there is room there, otherwise they will take one step east. If both ways are blocked, the player will move south. If all three ways are blocked, the player will travel north.

Before bonfires were introduced, players would often travel to a large area, such as the Grand Exchange, and light many logs in a row. After starting one fire with a clear path to the west, more fires could be rapidly lit. When the avatar is in the process of making one fire, the player would prepare to start the next immediately after lighting the first fire. The chat box would say "the fire catches and the logs begin to burn," instead of "you attempt to light the logs." A bonfire now allows players to add logs to an existing fire and quickly gain experience with minimal clicking.

A pitch can can be used to enhance line-style Firemaking. It is a potential reward from participating in Char's training cave. When lighting fires while carrying it, the fires light instantly, allowing for much faster Firemaking training. It also reduces the time between each log being added to a bonfire by 1 tick.

Fires require an empty ground upon which to light, with additional restrictions on select buildings and other locations, including plants and ferns, adjacent to growing vines, in doorways. Additionally, closed doors block the creation of fires—except in Draynor. Conversely, open doors do not obstruct firemaking. The Grand Exchange imposes a final restriction in that players must light fires at least 2 squares away from the desks .

Logs[edit | edit source]

Different logs require different levels to ignite, as shown in the table below. When a log is lit, it will stay on fire for a short while. How long a fire stays lit is always random despite the player's firemaking level and type of log. As a result, Yew logs do not necessarily burn longer than normal logs.

Log	Level	Experience	Grand Exchange guide price	Obtained from	Other uses	Notes
Normal	1	40	1,220	Dead/dying trees, evergreen trees, and normal trees.	Players often fletch arrow shafts, or improve their houses by constructing new furnishings. In addition, using coloured firelighter on the resulting fire changes its colour.	With the Seers' headband two logs can be obtained from a single tree. Players can find these trees throughout RuneScape.
Achey	1	40	1,677	Achey tree	Players use Achey logs in the member's only quest Big Chompy Bird Hunting, and to make Ogre bows and arrows.	Only one log is obtained from the tree before felling.
Oak	15	60	1,179	Oak tree	Like normal logs, Construction and fletching tend to expend Oak logs.	Many logs are received before the tree falls.
Willow	30	90	643	Willow tree	Players can use willow logs in Fletching.
Teak	35	105	349	Teak tree	By talking to the Sawmill operator, players can turn teak into planks, primarily for use in construction.
Arctic pine	42	125	700	Arctic pine	Players can use Arctic pine logs to create Fremennik roundshields, and can split the logs on a stump for woodcutting experience.
Maple	45	135.5	226	Maple tree	Players can use maple logs in Fletching.	Free players can burn Maple logs, and can now cut them following the Dungeoneering update on 19 July 2010.
Acadia	47	140	799	Acadia tree	Possible item needed in City Quest
Mahogany	50	157.5	970	Mahogany tree	Burning them is not recommended—except while power training in the Hardwood Grove—as Construction consumes great quantities of mahogany planks.
Eucalyptus	58	193.5	988	Eucalyptus tree	Eucalyptus logs serve no purpose other than firemaking and a handful of quests.	Players can only obtain them near Oo'glog.
Yew	60	202.5	349	Yew tree	Players can use yew logs in Fletching.
Magic	75	303.8	609	Magic tree	Due to the difficulty of cutting these trees, players typically refrain from lighting Magic logs and prefer to sell them, fletch them, or use them for cremating Fiyr remains.	Magic logs can be used for Firemaking training by free players after an update on 9 October 2017.
Corrupted magic	75	319	559	Corrupted creature	Players can use Corrupted magic logs in Fletching.
Blisterwood	76	303.8	N/A	Blisterwood Tree	Players can find the Blisterwood tree in the Arboretum of Darkmeyer.	Blisterwood logs cannot be used to cremate vyres or shades.
Cursed magic	82	303.8	N/A	Cursed magic tree in the Spirit Realm	Players rarely use these logs for experience.	If taken back through the portal, they become magic logs (see above). While in the Spirit Realm players cannot fletch them or turn them into pyre logs. These logs burn with a white flame.
Curly root	83	378.7	N/A	Jade root	They have no other use besides firemaking.	Players cannot trade Curly roots, and can cut and burn them in the Jadinko Lair. Chopping jade roots requires 83 Woodcutting. Adding additional roots to the fire doesn't require a tinderbox.
Elder	90	450	12,860	Elder tree	Due to the difficulty of cutting these trees or its expensive price, players typically refrain from lighting Elder logs and prefer to sell them or fletch them.	Elder trees can only be found from 10 places around Gielinor and the tree will become depleted after 5 minutes of continuous chopping. The player will have to move to a different place as it is instanced in all worlds and will regrow after 10 minutes of in-game time.
Driftwood	92	454	N/A	Uncharted Isles	5 of these are required for Flag Fall and 10 for Jed Hunter.	These are not cut from trees, but found washed ashore on Uncharted Isles. Due to the difficulty of collecting a large number of these, Driftwood is more of an extra than a proper training method.

Pyre logs[edit | edit source]

To make pyre logs, players need sacred oil, created during the Shades of Mort'ton minigame. Sacred oil is created from olive oil (sold in Razmire Keelgan's general store in Mort'ton), and requires the player to assist in repairing and/or defending the Flametaer temple north of Mort'ton. Once the temple has been fully repaired, the altar in the centre of the temple can be lit and olive oil can be used on the altar to turn it into sacred oil. Sanctifying oil drains Sanctity points, which are passively gained as the player repairs and defends the temple, so the oil cannot be sanctified without participating in the minigame, even if the temple is repaired and the altar is lit by other players.

A pyre log is obtained by applying sacred oil to the corresponding regular version of the log. Players can "use" sacred oil on the log, or simply left click the oil to use its "apply" option. This will turn the log into a pyre log, which can be used in combination with Shade remains or Vyre corpses on the funeral pyres around the outskirts of Mort'ton (for shades) or in the Columbarium (for Vyre corpses) to cremate the remains, yielding Shade keys or Columbarium keys. Higher level logs require more doses of sacred oil to convert each log into a pyre log.

Name	Level	Logs required	Sacred oil doses	Experience
Pyre logs	5	Normal or achey	2	50.5
Oak pyre logs	20	Oak	2	70
Willow pyre logs	35	Willow	3	100
Teak pyre logs	40	Teak	3	120
Arctic pyre logs	47	Arctic pine	3	158
Maple pyre logs	50	Maple	3	175
Mahogany pyre logs	55	Mahogany	3	210
Eucalyptus pyre logs	63	Eucalyptus	4	216.5
Yew pyre logs	65	Yew	4	225
Magic pyre logs	80	Magic	4	404.5
Elder pyre logs	95	Elder	4	550

Barbarian Firemaking[edit | edit source]

A player making fires with a Bow.

Barbarian Firemaking is part of the Barbarian training that starts by talking to Otto Godblessed at the head of the River Dougne, above Baxtorian Falls and south of the Barbarian Outpost. A player must have a Firemaking level of at least 35 in order to burn the oak log that is required for the Firemaking portion of Barbarian training.

There are two types of activities that fall under Barbarian Firemaking: Lighting fires with a bow and lighting pyre ships.

Bow firemaking[edit | edit source]

Barbarian firemaking works by using most types of Bows in the Inventory on a log. Crystal, Ogre, and Dark bows will not work. Bow firemaking requires higher Firemaking than normal in order to light the same type of log as with a tinderbox, yet gives no additional Firemaking experience. Players can use Sacred clay bows to light a fire, but will not gain extra experience.

There are no inherent advantages or disadvantages to use a bow instead of a tinderbox other than the freedom of a precious inventory space. One difference between using a tinderbox and a bow is that if a player has a bow equipped, and chooses the option "Light logs" from the inventory, the player doesn't light a fire. However, the use of this firemaking method is now almost completely redundant, due to the fact that a tinderbox can now be added to the tool belt, eliminating the need to hold a tinderbox in the inventory.

Pyre ships[edit | edit source]

Warning: This activity is dangerous. You can die if you are not paying attention, which results in an unsafe death.

Items needed:

Logs
Tinderbox or Bow
Hatchet to carve the pyre ship
Ideally, Chewed bones. Players can substitute Mangled bones if necessary. When using mangled bones, bring armour, weapons, and food as a level 106 Ferocious barbarian spirit will attack. The protect from melee prayer can provide additional defence and reduce incoming damage.

This activity requires both firemaking and crafting levels of at least 11 to participate. Chewed and mangled bones are acquired in the Ancient Cavern, a very high risk area. Use the required items on one of the burnt spaces (pyre sites) just north of Otto's Grotto to make a pyreship. Burning a pyreship will also grant the player three time Prayer experience the next time the player buries bones or scatters ashes of any type, with more bones/ashes affected with higher level logs.

level		experience	experience	Number of Bones/Ashes receiving additional experience^[1]
11	Normal logs	10	40	1
11	Achey tree logs	10	40	1
25	Oak logs	15	60	2
40	Willow logs	22.5	90	2
45	Teak logs	26.2	105	3
52	Arctic pine logs	31.2	125	3
55	Maple logs	33.7	135	3
60	Mahogany logs	39.3	157.5	4
68	Eucalyptus logs	42	171	4
70	Yew logs	50.6	202.5	4
85	Magic logs	75.9	303.8	5
99	Elder logs	109	435	6

^ From chewed bones only

Torches, candles and lanterns[edit | edit source]

Members can light lanterns to increase visibility in poorly lit areas. Players cannot receive experience by lighting a lantern. Some lanterns require glass, which can be made by using the crafting skill. There is a shop in Dorgesh-Kaan which sell lanterns and other firemaking equipment. There is also a Candle Shop in Catherby where you can buy candles.

Name	Level	Notes
Torch	1	Players can purchase torches at Tai Bwo Wannai's general store. The torches can be lit in the submersed chamber in the Haunted Mine by rubbing dry sticks together and using them on the unlit torch. Torches can also be bought from the Firemaking Master Ignatius Vulcan south of Seers' Village.
White candle	1	Players can purchase candles at Catherby's candle shop.
Black candle	1	Used during the Merlin's Crystal quest.
Candle lantern	4	Players can craft candle lanterns or buy them from other players.
Black candle lantern	4	Made by using a black candle on a candle lantern.
Oil lamp	12	Can be crafted by players, or bought from other players.
Oil lantern	26	Players can learn how to craft oil lanterns by talking to the candle seller at the Lumbridge Swamp. When the lantern is lit, the fire will eventually go out.
Bullseye lantern	49	Players can craft bullseye lanterns or buy them from other players. This is so far one of the best light sources, mainly because it never goes out.
Sapphire lantern	49	This lantern is created by taking a bullseye lantern and using a cut sapphire on it. It is only used during the Tears of Guthix and While Guthix Sleeps quests.
Emerald lantern	49	This lantern is only used during the Lunar Diplomacy quest.
Replace Light orbs	52	1000 firemaking experience for each one replaced in Dorgesh-Kaan; extra 5000 xp when 100 replaced.
Mining helmet	65	Mining helmets are dropped by level 11 cave goblin miners in the Lumbridge Cave. The helmets can be worn on a player's head. Once they are lit, they won't go out on their own; however, they cannot be traded after they are lit. Light does go out in the chamber filled with water during the Haunted Mine quest and also in the Sophanem Dungeon during the quest "Contact!".

Balloons[edit | edit source]

Firemaking can also be of use in a method of transportation. By having completed the Enlightened Journey quest and charging the balloon with logs a player may travel to the following places:

Destination	Initial Trip	Firemaking Level	Subsequent Trips	NPC
Entrana	Build balloon (during Quest)	20	1 charge	Auguste
Taverley	10 normal logs (during Quest)	20	1 charge	Assistant Stan
Crafting Guild	20 charges	30	2 charges	Assistant Brock
Varrock - south of Fort Forinthry	30 charges	40	3 charges	Assistant Serf
Castle Wars	40 charges	50	4 charges	Assistant Marrow
Grand Tree	50 charges	60	5 charges	Assistant Le Smith

Haunted Woods Torches[edit | edit source]

Haunted Woods Torches were added in the Woodcutting Rebalance update of 23 September 2009. Torches are scattered around the Haunted Woods which can be lit with 47 Firemaking and a piece of bark in the player's inventory to restore a total of 100 Prayer Points, each lit torch restores 10 Prayer Points. Lighting one gives 100 experience to Firemaking.

Bonfires[edit | edit source]

Bonfires are a training method announced in the May 2012 Behind the Scenes and added to the game on 10 May 2012 in the Bonfires Update, that allow for a player to add additional logs to a fire that they or another player has made. Doing so grants the player more experience. Multiple players can add to the bonfire to increase the experience multiplier. As you level up, the amount of experience gained from each log added to Bonfires increases slightly. Once the player has chosen to add logs to the bonfire, logs will continue to be added automatically, thus making it an easier training method. Players can also receive a boost to their maximum life points from the warmth of the fire. In addition, there is a possibility of releasing fire spirits from logs added to the bonfire that will reward players with items once freed.

Minigames[edit | edit source]

Many players believe that the firemaking skill is most useful in minigames, especially the Shades of Mort'ton minigame, and barbarian training where players can burn pyre ships and have a chance of receiving the valuable dragon full helmet.

All Fired Up[edit | edit source]

King Roald III will reward players according to the number of beacons simultaneously lit.

Item	Beacons lit	Level	Attributes
Ring of fire	6 beacons	62	2% more firemaking experience per log.
Flame gloves	10 beacons	79	2% more firemaking experience per log. When worn at the same time as the Ring of fire, this grants a 5% firemaking bonus instead of the expected 4%.
Inferno Adze	14 beacons	92	This is a combination of a Dragon hatchet and a Rune pickaxe. It gives the same experience for both Mining and Woodcutting per log or ore that you gain. Occasionally, the heat stored inside the Inferno Adze sets fire to logs whilst you are cutting, giving firemaking experience and Woodcutting experience for that log (this occurs with about 30% of the logs you cut).

Note: Level indicated is minimum firemaking level required; additional requirements may be needed (see the main article or Beacon Network for details).

Barbarian Assault[edit | edit source]

You may receive a Penance horn or Penance master horn which when you choose to get the experience reward instead of the normal honour points. You can drain the Penance horn of its charge in exchange for bonus experience in Firemaking (or in Agility or Mining).

Blast Furnace[edit | edit source]

Shades of Mort'ton[edit | edit source]

Trouble Brewing[edit | edit source]

Distractions and Diversions[edit | edit source]

Evil Tree[edit | edit source]

Phoenix Lair[edit | edit source]

Temporary boosts[edit | edit source]

An orange spicy stew has a chance of boosting or lowering firemaking by 1 to 6 (available as a result of the Evil Dave sub-quest for Recipe for Disaster.)
A Pyrelord (46 ) can offer a +3 invisible firemaking boost and also counts as a tinderbox with an additional 10 XP bonus to every log.
A Lava titan (83 ) offers a +10 invisible firemaking boost but does not give additional experience per log.
A Reborn phoenix (84 ) offers a +12 invisible firemaking boost and has a chance to burn two logs at once when using bonfires.
A God banner offers a +2 firemaking boost for 30 minutes every day.
A smoulderberry offers a +2 firemaking boost and stacks in the player's inventory, but also reduces the player's Defence level by 1.
A Strawberry creme gives a +3 boost but can no longer be obtained.

Experience boosts[edit | edit source]

A player wearing a Firemaking cape (t) and performing the Skillcape emote.

A Forge Regent (76 ) counts as a tinderbox with an additional 10 XP bonus to every log, just like the aforementioned Pyrelord.
You will have extra experience per log when training Bonfires plus up to another 4% extra xp if you have more players using the Bonfire with you. This xp boost is not shown in the table below
You can get double experience if you have bonus firemaking experience, although this bonus is not included in the table below.
You can get double experience when using the special effect the book of char. This effect does not stack with any other bonuses.

Log	Base XP	Ring of fire or Flame gloves +2%	Ring of fire and Flame gloves +5%	Summoning +10 XP	Ring of fire or Flame gloves, Summoning +2% +10 XP	Ring of fire and Flame gloves, Summoning +5% +10 XP
Normal	40	40.8	42	50	50.8	52
Achey	40	40.8	42	50	50.8	52
Oak	60	61.2	63	70	71.2	73
Willow	90	91.8	94.5	100	101.8	104.5
Teak	105	107.1	110.25	115	117.1	120.25
Arctic	125	127.5	131.25	135	137.5	141.25
Maple	135	137.7	141.75	145	147.7	151.75
Mahogany	157.5	160.65	165.375	167.5	170.65	175.375
Eucalyptus	193.5	197.37	203.175	203.5	207.47	213.175
Yew	202.5	206.55	212.625	212.5	216.55	222.625
Magic	303.8	309.876	318.99	313.8	319.876	328.99
Cursed Magic	303.8	309.876	318.99	313.8	319.876	328.99
Curly Root	378.5	386.07	397.425	388.5	397	407.5
Elder	450	459	472.5	460	469	482.5
Driftwood	454	463.08	476.7	464	473.08	486.7

With Yew, Magic, Cursed magic logs, Curly roots, Elder, and Driftwood, the XP received when lighting a fire with the ring of fire and flame gloves together is greater than simply lighting a fire with the familiar's +10 XP bonus, as shown in bold in the above table.

Relation to Smithing & Heat[edit | edit source]

Unlike most other skills, Firemaking gives a bonus to the Smithing skill by being a part of the equation for the maximum Heat an item being smithed can have in it's Unfinished smithing item state. Meaning max firemaking can give a significant boost to the rate Smithing items are produced even if Smithing is starting at level 1.

Skilling pet (Bernie)[edit | edit source]

Like all skills, there is a skilling pet obtainable from training this skill. The pet for the Firemaking skill is called Bernie.

Quests with a Firemaking requirement[edit | edit source]

Quests for Firemaking experience[edit | edit source]

Quest	Experience reward	Firemaking requirement	Other requirements
Fur 'n Seek	500	N/A	25 Slayer
The Tale of the Muspah	500	6	8 Mining 10 Magic 10 Woodcutting
The Giant Dwarf	1,500	16	12 Crafting 33 Magic 14 Thieving
Heroes' Quest	1,575	N/A	53 Cooking 53 Fishing 25 Herblore 25 Defence (Black Arm gang only) 50 Mining
Enlightened Journey	4,000	20	30 Farming 36 Crafting
All Fired Up	5,500	43	N/A
Enakhra's Lament	7,000	45	50 Crafting 13 Magic
In Pyre Need	14,400	55	52 Crafting 53 Fletching
As a First Resort	15,000	51	48 Hunter 58 Woodcutting
Summer's End	15,000	47	23 Summoning 35 Hunter 37 Woodcutting 45 Mining 55 Prayer
The Void Stares Back	20,000	71	80 Magic 78 Attack 78 Strength 70 Construction 70 Crafting 70 Smithing 55 Summoning 25 Defence
Forgiveness of a Chaos Dwarf	30,000	61	61 Hunter 69 Strength
Pieces of Hate	50,000	82	81 Construction 83 Agility 85 Thieving
River of Blood	50,000	76	80 Herblore 80 Constitution 78 Attack 78 Ranged 78 Magic 75 Fletching 72 Mining
The Firemaker's Curse	80,000	74	76 Constitution 64 Agility
Total	294,975

Achievements[edit | edit source]

A Firemaker's Log ( 20) – Burn each of the listed logs.

Update history[edit | edit source]

This information has been compiled as part of the update history project. Some updates may not be included—see here for how to help out!

patch 16 January 2023 (Update):
- You are no longer prevented from burning logs on a portable brazier, as long as you have the required Firemaking level.

patch 14 December 2020 (Update):
- Corrupted magic logs now count towards Firemaking tasks in Yak Tracks.

patch 15 June 2020 (Update):
- Char's training cave is now mentioned in the Skill Guide when reaching level 91 Firemaking.

patch 4 November 2019 (Update):
- Acadia logs are now shown in the firemaking milestones.

patch 23 September 2019 (Update):
- Graphically updated fires made on Tutorial Island to match fire model now created with the Firemaking skill.

ninja 20 July 2015 (Update):
- Firemaking XP for making pyre logs has been very slightly increased.

patch 2 February 2015 (Update):
- The Firemaking and Crafting skill guides now list the correct level requirements for elder pyre ships.

patch 9 November 2010 (Update):
- Players can now light fires using sighted shieldbows.

patch 9 November 2009 (Update):
- Removed a duplicate "Nothing interesting happens." message when Firemaking.

patch 7 October 2009 (Update):
- Adjusted the priority of Firemaking animations.

patch 12 May 2009 (Update):
- Lighting fires will no longer put you in the ticket vendor for Balthazar Beauregard’s Big Top Bonanza.

patch 17 March 2009 (Update):
- Lighting fires in certain areas of Dorgesh Kaan should no longer remove the roof above.

patch 13 February 2001 (Update):
- Fixed the error which enabled you to make double doors vanish by lighting a fire next to them. So hopefully no more trapped people.

update 4 January 2001 (Update):
- Runescape beta goes live, releasing Firemaking into the game.

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Firemaking

Contents

Basics of Firemaking[edit | edit source]

Logs[edit | edit source]

Pyre logs[edit | edit source]