Woods
Wood is a type of block that is generally obtained by cutting down trees using an axe or a chainsaw.
There are currently 9 different types of Wood. Crafting recipes that include Any Wood as an ingredient can use any type except Dynasty Wood. Some resulting items may differ in appearance depending on Wood type used, while providing exactly the same use.
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Types[edit | edit source]
There are nine types as follows:
Wood, from trees in the Forest
Rich Mahogany, from trees in the Jungle
Ebonwood, from trees in the Corruption
Shadewood, from trees in the Crimson
Pearlwood, from trees in the Hallow
Boreal Wood
, from trees in the Snow biome
Palm Wood
, from trees in the Ocean biome
Dynasty Wood
, purchased from the Traveling Merchant
Spooky Wood, dropped by Splinterlings and Mourning Wood during the Pumpkin Moon event.
Each type of Wood has a respective:
Pine Tree Block
, while only loosely defined as a Wood, can be used to craft some wooden furniture (specifically pine wood). It however cannot be used for recipes that require Any Wood.
Cacti, Gem trees, and
Giant Glowing Mushrooms display some Wood-like properties, especially in the sense that they are gathered from background plants cut with an axe. Cactus and Glowing Mushroom cannot be used in recipes calling for Any Wood, however they do have recipes for furniture, tools, and weapons much like those of normal Wood. Gem trees, while having tree-like properties, drop stone and their respective gem.
Some Wood types are found placed in other forms. For example, Underground Cabins generally use Wood corresponding to their biome (i.e. Rich Mahogany in the Jungle, Boreal in the Snow biome, normal Wood basically everywhere else). Living Trees and Living Mahogany Trees are made of Living Wood and Rich Mahogany, respectively.
Crafting[edit | edit source]
Recipes (normal Wood)[edit | edit source]
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Used in (normal Wood)[edit | edit source]
Used in (any Wood)[edit | edit source]
Tips[edit | edit source]
- Creating a new world and cutting down the numerous trees near the spawn point is an effective way of obtaining large amounts of Wood.
- Wood has no sell value on its own, but can contribute to a variety of crafted items that can be sold. Crafting any Wood into Kegs will yield about 8.57 per Wood or 8563 per stack of Wood. However, much greater profits (about 5 per 1000) can be had by adding one Gel for each six Wood, and crafting Candelabras. There are some conditions here: Plain Wood will require a Living Loom, Boreal Wood will require Ice Blocks (as many as the Gel) as well, and Dynasty Wood can do better elsewhere; see the making money guide for full details.
Trivia[edit | edit source]
- Wood armor sets are of the few that can be crafted at a Work Bench, along with Cactus, Necro, Pink Snow and Pumpkin.
History[edit | edit source]
- Desktop 1.4.0.1: Used in more recipes.
- Desktop 1.3.5: Used to craft the Living Wood Dresser.
- Desktop 1.3.0.1: Used in more recipes.
- Desktop 1.2.4: Added Boreal Wood and Palm Wood, dropped from tundra and ocean trees respectively.
- Desktop 1.2.3: Added Dynasty Wood, which can be bought from the Traveling Merchant.
- Desktop 1.2.1: Added Spooky Wood, dropped from Splinterlings and Mourning Wood.
- Desktop 1.2:
- Can no longer be destroyed by an axe, must use pickaxe, stack limit raised from 250 to 999.
- Added Rich Mahogany, Ebonwood, Shadewood, and Pearlwood, dropped from jungle, corruption, crimson, and hallow trees respectively.
- Desktop-Release: Introduced.
- Console-Release: Introduced.
- Switch 1.0.711.6: Introduced.
- Mobile-Release: Introduced.
- 3DS-Release: Introduced.