Gathering
Woodcutting
In use
The universal input: fuel, planks, bows, hafts, hulls.
What it governs
- Trees regrow on a clock, and a clearcut leaves bare ground you can see.Charter, Part III — Gathering group
- Chopping beside other choppers helps everyone, the first reward for teamwork.
- Carved logs make early canoes: river and coast only, and they capsize.
- Bird nests turn up rarely, and they hold seeds.
- A metal axe at a tree forgives two rungs and takes a second bite; elsewhere, a lump on a stick.Mechanics §17 — metal tools (owner rulings, 2026-10-13)
What happens today
Citizens fell eight timbers, each at its level; a metal axe helps; a cutting in bare ground grows.
The order it goes in
The tree ladder as the world has it: eight timbers, each its own material, felled at its own level.
- Aspen, at the bottom: fast, soft, poor fuel.Charter, Part III — Gathering group
- Bamboo: hollow, light and strong.
- Pine: resinous, the fire wood.
- Spruce: light and straight.
- Cedar: red, sweet-smelling, slow to rot.
- Thuja: the northern cedar.
- Yew: hard and springy.
- Ebony: the hardest and the densest. It sinks.
Everything that can be felled
The seventeen timbers, by the level that fells them.
1 of 17 have been reached.
| Level | What it is, and what it is for |
|---|---|
| 1 | Aspentimber · temperate wet · 22, perennial world days · sows at ≥10 daylight hoursfastest growing; soft, poor fuel |
| 10 | Not yet reached by any citizen |
| 15 | Not yet reached by any citizen |
| 20 | Not yet reached by any citizen |
| 25 | Not yet reached by any citizen |
| 30 | Not yet reached by any citizen |
| 35 | Not yet reached by any citizen |
| 40 | Not yet reached by any citizen |
| 45 | Not yet reached by any citizen |
| 45 | Not yet reached by any citizen |
| 50 | Not yet reached by any citizen |
| 52 | Not yet reached by any citizen |
| 55 | Not yet reached by any citizen |
| 55 | Not yet reached by any citizen |
| 60 | Not yet reached by any citizen |
| 70 | Not yet reached by any citizen |
| 85 | Not yet reached by any citizen |
Not yet
Fir, juniper, beech, chestnut, maple, rubber and camphor are not in the world.