Pay-to-play Firemaking training

This article is about the pay-to-play guide. For the free players' guide, see Free-to-play Firemaking training.

This article gives tips about training the Firemaking skill.

Burning logs

The fastest Firemaking experience is gained by burning the highest-tier log available. The best place to do this tick-perfectly is at the eastern part of the Grand Exchange, as the bank is only one tile away from an area a log can be burned and the area has a lot of empty space. When correctly timed, the player can move to another square in between lighting the logs, which allows the player to burn the logs in any formation. The player should have noted logs in the inventory, and use them on a banker while standing 2 steps away when banking for more logs.

An easier but a slower method is to simply burn logs in a row from east to west. The best place to do this is at Varrock: use Varrock Teleport, light the logs from the fountain and bank at the Varrock west bank.

The below table assumes 1485 logs are burned per hour.

Levels	Log type	Experience	Experience per hour	Logs needed	Log price	Money spent	Cost per experience
1–15	Normal	40	59,400	61	37	-2,257	-0.93
15–30	Oak	60	89,100	183	34	-6,222	-0.57
30–35	Willow	90	133,650	101	12	-1,212	-0.13
35–42	Teak	105	155,925	221	270	-59,670	-2.57
42–45	Arctic pine	125	185,625	128	527	-67,456	-4.22
45–50	Maple	135	200,475	295	9	-2,655	-0.07
50–60	Mahogany	157.5	233,887.5	1,095	359	-393,105	-2.28
60–75	Yew	202.5	300,712.5	4,626	270	-1,249,020	-1.33
75–90	Magic	303.8	451,143	13,614	1,101	-14,989,014	-3.62
90–99	Redwood	350	519,750	21,966	313	-6,875,358	-0.89

Money spent total: -23,645,969

Wintertodt

Subduing Wintertodt from level 50 Firemaking onwards is a slower, but profitable and low-effort alternative to burning logs. It also grants passive Woodcutting experience from chopping the bruma roots, and the Pyromancer outfit, which increases Firemaking experience by 2.5%. The fastest way to gain Firemaking experience from Wintertodt is to be on the official world 309, which has fast games that usually last around 4 minutes. Light a brazier as soon as the round starts, chop bruma roots until you have a full inventory and burn them in the brazier. Fix and relight the brazier if needed. Fletching the bruma roots into kindlings is only recommended when the player would not meet the 500-point mark for the extra experience gained at the end of the round. Otherwise, bruma roots should not be fletched into kindlings as this significantly hampers experience rates.

Having the ornate rejuvenation pool and the basic jewellery box in the player-owned house is strongly recommended, as players can teleport to their house after every round, use the pool to heal themselves and quickly teleport back. Alternatively, players can teleport to Clan Wars via a ring of dueling and restore their stats using the free-for-all portal. It is also very helpful to have the Hitpoints cape along with a regen bracelet to mitigate the damage dealt by the cold; with all these and using the Redemption prayer, at high Firemaking levels it is very likely that the players will not need any food to heal themselves.

Players can gain extra experience in between rounds by doing other activities during the downtime, such as burning logs, fletching darts or making jugs of wine.

Experience rates scale depending on the player's level. It takes around 600 rounds and 40 hours (assuming an average kill length of 4 minutes and a 60 second pause) to get from level 50 to level 99 Firemaking.

level	experience per hour	level	experience per hour
50	161,000	50	10,000
60	193,000	60	12,000
70	226,000	70	15,000
80	258,000	80	17,000
90	290,000	90	19,000
99	320,000	99	21,000