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How many maple logs do you need to get your fire making level from 75 to level 99 on runescape?
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∙ 13y ago
One maple log on RuneScape will grant you 135 Firemaking experience when burned. You need 11,824,010 experience points to advance from level 75 to level 99 in a skill. 11,824,010 divided by 135 equals 87,585.25926.
Therefore, you will need to burn 87,586 maple logs to advance from level 75 to level 99 in Firemaking (assuming you receive no experience bonuses).
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How many maple logs do you need to get your fire making from level 73-99?
89,197.
When you burn a maple log how much exp do you get on RuneScape?
135 im getting 99 fire making right now and im using maple logs cuz they are cheap and give alot of exp
How many maple logs do you need to get your fire making from 80 to 99 fire making?
I would recommend using a skill calculate from a trusted Runescape guide site. I have provided you some links below in the "Related Links" section.
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Fire Giants, Baxtorian Falls.
How many logs do you need to get 99 fire making on runescape?
That really depends on the type of logs. It also depends on your current level. I suggest you use a skill calculator - you can search for one online.
How many willow logs does it take to get to 99 fire making?
it all depends on what level you start at go to http:/www.tip.it/runescape/?page=firemaking_calc.htm and put in your current xp and it will tell you an exact number
