Seeping elm branches

Seeping elm branches
Release	12 April 2010 (Update)
Members	No
Quest item	No
Properties
Tradeable	Yes
Equipable	No
Stackable	Yes
Disassembly	Restricted
Destroy	Drop
Actions
Backpack	Craft, Light, Drop-X
On ground	Light
Values
Value	300 coins
High alch	180 coins
Low alch	120 coins
On death	Always a safe death
Weight	0 kg
Examine
There's enough wood here to be of use. (Tier 2)
Advanced data
Item ID	17684
Links	MRID • recipe
FAQ • doc

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Seeping elm branches (tier 2) is an item that can only be obtained while Dungeoneering. They may be purchased from the Smuggler, received as a monster drop, or cut from a seeping elm tree, requiring level 10 Woodcutting.

Cutting seeping elm branches grants 60 Woodcutting experience for each branch cut. A player may receive between 1 and 6 branches from each seeping elm tree, after which it is depleted and no further branches can be obtained.

Woodcutting

Seeping elm branches
Woodcutting level	10
Tree	Seeping elm tree
Experience
Woodcutting XP	60 XP
Equipment XP	7.08 XP

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Products

This is an auto-generated list (update now), and shows the first 100 items alphabetically. For all items, click here.

Item	Skills	Materials	GE price
Little deathslinger pouch	12	1 × Gold charm (Dungeoneering) 1 × Seeping elm branches	N/A
Seeping elm longbow (u)	16	1 × Seeping elm branches	N/A
Seeping elm shortbow (u)	11	1 × Seeping elm branches	N/A
Seeping elm staff	18	1 × Seeping elm branches	N/A
Seeping elm trap	13	1 × Seeping elm branches	N/A
Seeping elm wand	18	1 × Seeping elm branches	N/A

Construction

Five seeping elm branches are used along with 5 bathus bars to build a farming patch in the hotspot located in the starting room of a dungeon.

Firemaking

After cutting the branches, they can be burned using a tinderbox, requiring level 10 Firemaking and granting 44.5 experience. The resulting fire can then be used to cook food, however it has a high chance of burning it. Note that food can be cooked on any tier of fire; for example, a raw dusk eel (Tier 3) can be cooked on a seeping elm fire, even though the fire is only tier 2.

To significantly reduce the chance of burning food, it is recommended to place the branches in an empty range first, and then light them using the tinderbox as normal. However, ranges are scattered randomly throughout the dungeons, and it may be more convenient to simply use an open fire.

Fletching

Players can create a number of useful items from these branches using the Fletching skill by using a knife on the branches.

These include the seeping elm shortbow (u) (requiring level 11 Fletching and granting 9 experience), and the seeping elm longbow (u) (requiring level 16 Fletching and granting 10.3 experience). This experience is doubled if one then attaches a bowstring to the unstrung bow. Upon stringing the bow, it can be wielded as a Ranged weapon; the shortbow is slightly less accurate but has a faster firing rate, while the longbow has longer range and a slower rate of fire.

Arrow shafts may also be fletched at the rate of 21 arrow shafts per branch used, requiring level 10 Fletching. By attaching feathers and arrowtips, it is possible to fletch arrows that can be used in Ranged combat. Note that all arrow shafts produced are the same, regardless of the tier of branches they are produced from. The tier of branches used only affects the number of arrow shafts received from each branch.

Those players who wish to use Magic in combat may choose to fletch the seeping elm staff. Fletching this staff requires level 18 Fletching and grants 16.2 experience.

Finally, the branches can be made into a seeping elm trap, requiring level 13 Fletching and granting 21.6 experience. This can be placed using the Hunter skill, and is used to trap a bovimastyx. Out of all the items that can be made from these branches, the trap also grants the most Fletching experience per branch used, making it potentially the most useful for training the Fletching skill within Daemonheim.

Summoning

2 Seeping elm branches are the secondary ingredients for infusing a Little deathslinger pouch, together with a Gold charm. This requires level 12 Summoning and grants 20.5 Summoning experience.

Store locations

This is an auto-generated list (update now). For help, see the FAQ.

Seller	Location	Cost	Currency	Base stock	Members?
Smuggler	? (edit)	600	Rusty coins	∞

Drop sources

For an exhaustive list of all known sources for this item, see here (include RDT).

Source	Level	Quantity	Rarity
Animated book	Not Available	1–10	Varies
Animated pickaxe	Not Available	1–10	Varies
Ankou (Dungeoneering)	Not Available	1–10	Varies
Bat (Dungeoneering)	Not Available	1–10	Varies
Black demon (Dungeoneering)	Not Available	1–10	Varies
Black dragon (Dungeoneering)	Not Available	1–10	Varies
Brute	Not Available	1–10	Varies
Cave crawler (Dungeoneering)	Not Available	1–10	Varies
Cave slime (Dungeoneering)	Not Available	1–10	Varies
Crawling hand (Dungeoneering)	Not Available	1–10	Varies
Dungeon spider	Not Available	1–10	Varies
Earth warrior (Dungeoneering)	Not Available	1–10	Varies
Edimmu (Dungeoneering)	Not Available	1–10	Varies
Fire giant (Dungeoneering)	Not Available	1–10	Varies
Forgotten mage	Not Available	1–10	Varies
Forgotten ranger	Not Available	1–10	Varies
Forgotten warrior	Not Available	1–10	Varies
Frost dragon (Dungeoneering)	Not Available	1–10	Varies
Ghost (Dungeoneering, monster)	Not Available	1–10	Varies
Giant bat (Dungeoneering)	Not Available	1–10	Varies
Giant rat (Dungeoneering)	Not Available	1–10	Varies
Giant skeleton (Dungeoneering)	Not Available	1–10	Varies
Greater demon (Dungeoneering)	Not Available	1–10	Varies
Green dragon (Dungeoneering)	Not Available	1–10	Varies
Guard dog (Dungeoneering)	Not Available	1–10	Varies
Hellhound (Dungeoneering)	Not Available	1–10	Varies
Hill giant (Dungeoneering)	Not Available	1–10	Varies
Hobgoblin (Dungeoneering)	Not Available	1–10	Varies
Hydra (Dungeoneering)	Not Available	1–10	Varies
Ice elemental	Not Available	1–10	Varies
Ice giant (Dungeoneering)	Not Available	1–10	Varies
Ice spider (Dungeoneering)	Not Available	1–10	Varies
Ice troll (Dungeoneering)	Not Available	1–10	Varies
Ice warrior (Dungeoneering)	Not Available	1–10	Varies
Icefiend (Dungeoneering)	Not Available	1–10	Varies
Iron dragon (Dungeoneering)	Not Available	1–10	Varies
Jelly (Dungeoneering)	Not Available	1–10	Varies
Lesser demon (Dungeoneering)	Not Available	1–10	Varies
Mysterious shade	Not Available	1–10	Varies
Nechryael (Dungeoneering)	Not Available	1–10	Varies
Necromancer (Dungeoneering)	Not Available	1–10	Varies
Night spider	Not Available	1–10	Varies
Pyrefiend (Dungeoneering)	Not Available	1–10	Varies
Reborn mage (Dungeoneering)	Not Available	1–10	Varies
Red dragon (Dungeoneering)	Not Available	1–10	Varies
Seeker (Dungeoneering)	Not Available	1–10	Varies
Seeping elm tree	10	1	Always
Skeleton (Dungeoneering)	Not Available	1–10	Varies
Soulgazer (Dungeoneering)	Not Available	1–10	Varies
Spiritual guardian	Not Available	1–10	Varies
Thrower troll (Dungeoneering)	Not Available	1–10	Varies
Zombie (Dungeoneering)	Not Available	1–10	Varies

Update history

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 4 March 2013 (Update):
  • You can no longer light a stack of multiple logs in Dungeoneering.

• patch 10 May 2012 (Update):
  • Craft and Light options have been added to all kinds of logs.

• update 12 April 2010 (Update):
  • Added to game.