Firemaking is among the lesser-known skills within Old School RuneScape, but this doesn't mean it's any less vital. The reason for its lack of popularity is evident in the absence of information on it. To help make up for it we've put together a guide for you. Hope you take something away from it and begin your own fires in the near future.

You're a firestarter

The Woodcutting skill is a companion to the woodcutting one, and it is easy to understand why the fire making skill is essential when cooking. Cooking is a great technique to gain OSRS gold. It is also a good way to make a pile of ashes that can be used to create serum 207 potions, an item that is made at the time Herblore is leveled up.

The process of starting a fire involves two things: firewood and a box to blaze. There are numerous ways to light one but they're all identical. It's either using both the tinderbox and the log that you have in the inventory. Or simply drop the log, and then click it right away and select "light log" or you can use the tinderbox. If you're a member of the guild and have completed barbarian-related training, you could make use of a bow for lighting the fire.

Your Dishes are Hot!

In contrast to many skills that offer many options in the actions you undertake or the objects, you can make the only thing you need to need to do to increase your Firemaking is light logs. If you've got plenty of cooking to complete so it's no surprise that the level of your Firemaking will rise as well!

What amount of EXP you earn by lighting a fire is contingent on the kind of log you are using. In addition, the kind of logs you can utilize depends on your level of Firemaking.

Logging In No More

To gain additional EXP from the logs you burn you can make Pyre logs. In order to do that, you'll need to put sacred oil on the log you'll end up burning. The higher the degree that the tree is, the higher doses of sacred oil are required to transform it.

To build one, you need to first assist with the repairs and/or protection of Flamtaer Temple which is located to the north of Mort'ton. Once the temple has been completely repaired and reopened, you are now able to illuminate the central part of the temple, and then turn olive oil into holy oil.

The process of converting olive oil to holy oil conversion is based on Sanctity points that are earned by building or protecting the temple. That means every time you turn into an olive oil you'll need to play the mini-game that is associated with it.

In addition to the much more EXP generated by pyre logs be combined together with Shade remains when you're at the edge of Mort'ton. This will result in Shade Keys.

Fighting Anything That Is By Fire

However, when you're a pay-to-play player and have level 50 Firemaking in addition to burning the logs to the west of the grand exchange, you'll also be able to take on Wintertodt. It's a gruesome boss, but instead of fighting, you'll need to utilize your abilities to defeat it. The boss is like this instead of fighting directly with it, you'll aid the pyromancers an enclave of Arceuus mages who are assisting in stopping the Wintertodt. They're the only ones to have the knowledge to stop the Wintertodt but they're not equipped with the practical aspects that are required, and it's the responsibility of the adventurers in your group to help them.

To earn Firemaking exp from this minigame that is similar to a boss game It is necessary to continue to light the braziers. For this, you'll require either a Bruma torch or the tinderbox, and the Bruma root or Bruma typing to provide fuel. Making this choice can give you up to 161.000 EXP by level 50 and 320.000 EXP by the time you reach the level of 90.

Remember that even though Wintertodt is like an adventure, it's still a real-life boss and could be fatally destructive, which means you'll lose any items you've collected if get killed by it, and you don't get back your items after respawning. Be aware!

In Gielinor Play with fire, and you'll become more proficient at it. Set your world in OSRS ablaze to your benefit!