Wood

This article is about the furnishing materials. For the Element, see Dendro § Wood Element. For the NPC, see Wood (NPC).

Wood are Materials used for creating Furnishings.

List[]

How to Obtain[]

Wood can be obtained via three methods: cutting trees, converting wood, and through Realm Depot.

Cutting Trees[]

Each tree can yield up to three pieces of wood until its next refresh.
- A tree will refresh after chopping ten other trees.
- For example, hit the first tree, then go hit ten other trees, then come back to the first tree and it will spawn more wood.
- If the player comes back to the first tree before hitting ten other trees, then the first tree's countdown will be reset back to ten.
- Logging out and logging back in again will also cause trees to refresh.
- With this in mind, the player can cycle between eleven or more trees and continuously farm wood.
- Hit trees are tracked per player, so each player in the same world will need to hit trees in order to gather wood, but they can hit the same trees.
All Physical attacks done with polearm, claymore, and sword users' Normal Attack talent (Normal, Charged, and Plunging Attacks) count as chops, with the exception of Clorinde's Charged Attack.
- Slashes with Tartaglia's Melee Stance do not count as chops.
- Attacks affected by Elemental Infusion and Elemental Conversion do not count as chops.
Certain Talents that deal Physical DMG count as chops.
- Eula's Lightfall Sword from Glacial Illumination, as well as her Shattered Lightfall Sword from Roiling Rime will drop wood.
- Freminet's Pressure Level 4 from Pressurized Floe will drop wood, but not Pressure Levels 1 to 3.
- Xinyan's Riff Revolution will not drop wood.
Even if the player hits multiple trees in one attack, only one of them will drop wood.
There is a very short cooldown between chops that drop wood.
- Keqing, whose Normal Attack sequence is very fast, will only drop two wood with the first three hits in her Normal Attack if the player does not delay the hits.
- Attacks that hit twice in a row, such as the third hit in Rosaria's Normal Attack sequence, will likely only drop one wood.
- The fourth hit in Xiangling's Normal Attack sequence, which hits four times, can drop two wood.
Wood can only be obtained from trees that have fully loaded. This may take a few seconds after traveling to a different area, depending on the player's device.
Only 2000 of each type of wood can be chopped per day.^[1] Wood obtained from Arataki Itto's passive talent Woodchuck Chucked do not count towards this cap.^[2]
Chopping Cuihua trees (which grow Sunsettias, Apples, Lavender Melons or Bulle Fruit) allows the player to gather wood and knock fruit down at the same time.
Some trees can't be chopped even after they have fully loaded, such as overly large trees and trees with twisted trunks.
- Some trees can be chopped, but will not drop any wood. One example of such are dead trees found to the west of Amakane Island and near the Statue of The Seven in Tatarasuna.
The gadget "The Boon of the Elder Tree," available from Sumeru's Reputation 3 reward, can also be used to cut wood.

Converting Wood[]

Wood can be converted from Ore in the Creation menu in the Serenitea Pot. Ore can only be converted into wood if the player has previously obtained wood of that type through cutting trees.

Up to 50 conversions can be done per week for each type of wood. Conversions for one type of wood do not affect other types.

Each of the following materials can be converted into 1 wood:

3

2

1

1

1

Realm Depot[]

Each type of wood can be bought up to ten times per week, costing 10 Realm Currency for each wood bought. Only wood that has been obtained at least once can be bought through Realm Depot.

Tutorial[]

Collecting Wood

Birch
A tall tree that originates in the far north but which has since spread all over Teyvat. It produces a great many branches and is a key wood resource throughout the various nations.
Birches are a common sight in the Windwail Highland and other places.
Cut a Birch down to obtain Birch Wood.

Cuihua Tree
A tree from which fruit hangs heavy. They say that some lush trees had fruits and cores which both had the color of sunset, hence earning them the moniker of "Cuihua Tree"
Cuihua Trees are oft found around the Starfell Valley and Bishui Plain.
Cut a Cuihua Tree down to obtain Cuihua Wood.

Pine
A majestic tree with needle-like leaves which can live for up to a thousand years. Their sturdy forms can be found all over the continent, their winter-withstanding bones still standing strong in warmer lands. This has earned them the nickname of "winter pines."
These trees are endemic to the Dragonspine region and other areas.
Cut a Pine down to obtain Pine Wood.

Sandbearer Tree
A tree with especially thick branches. This tree is exceedingly hardy, for its roots reach deep and it fears neither dry seasons nor evil weather. It is said that such trees can survive in the desert and even beat back the effects of salinization and drought, which is why it is honored as the Sandbearer Tree.
Such trees are commonly found in the area around Minlin, Lisha, and other locations.
Cut a Sandbearer Tree down to obtain Sandbearer Wood.

Qingce Bamboo
An emerald bamboo from Mt. Qingce that stands proudly, straight as any sword. It is often used as a symbol for a pure, righteous, all-enduring gentleman.
One may find many a Qingce Bamboo in the vicinity of Bishui Plain and other places.
Cut Qingce Bamboo down to obtain Bamboo Segments.

Cedar
A tall, lush and dignified tree that is evergreen throughout the seasons. Even the chilling wind and snow cannot mar its emerald greenery.
Cedars are common in the area around Starfell Valley and elsewhere.
Cut a Cedar down to obtain Fragrant Cedar Wood.

Faber's Fir
A tree that can be commonly found. Once it has adapted to its surroundings, it will grow swiftly into worthy timber.
Faber's Firs can often be found in the area around Galesong Hill, Starfell Valley, and others.
Cut a Faber's Fir down to obtain Fir Wood.

Sakura Tree
An elegant tree that is pleasing to the eye, sporadically found across the eastern side of the nation. When the tree blossoms, it takes the appearance of a drifting pink cloud, and is often regarded as one of the most beautiful features of Inazuma.
Sakura Trees can be found dotting the landscape of Narukami Island and other places. Cut a Sakura Tree down to obtain Yumemiru Wood.

Amur Maple
A slender tree that sways with fan-shaped leaves red as fire. It's vibrant color paints the mountainside in red and is often quoted in poem and song as the symbol of late autumn.
Amur Maples can be found dotting the landscape of Narukami Island and other places. Cut an Amur Maple down to obtain Maple Wood.

Inazuman Cedar
A straight and sturdy tree with uniquely-shaped leaves and form that make it easy to identify.
Inazuman Cedars can be found across Narukami Island and in other places. Cut an Amur Maple down to obtain Aralia Wood.

Otogi Tree
A plain and ordinary-looking tree found throughout Inazuma. Some nursery rhymes portray the tree as the "whisper of nature," which has coined its name, "Otogi Tree," meaning the tree that keeps one company.
Otogi Trees can be found all across Inazuma. Cut an Otogi Tree down to obtain Otogi Wood.

Brightwood Tree
Uniquely-shaped plants that are very long-lived indeed. Its structure is quite unlike that of other arbors, presenting a rather free-spirited and changeable appearance. It is also hardy indeed, which allows it to survive in both the rainforest and the desert.
Cut Brightwood Trees down to obtain Brightwood.

Karmaphala Tree
A tree with a most unique look that loves high-temperature environments. Its wood is of the highest quality. It is said that its habitat can cause it to produce different-colored canopies. Cut Karmaphala Trees down to obtain Karmaphala Wood.

Adhigama Tree
This tree can be commonly found in Sumeru. Most of them are spread throughout the nation's eastern rainforest, and has spent much time in companionship with its researchers and Forest Rangers. As such, it has witnessed many moments of dawning "comprehension."
Cut Adhigama Trees down to obtain Adhigama Wood.

Mountain Date Tree
This tree has a vivid, unique look. Its stem is wide and thick, and its bark is exceedingly hardy, allowing it to survive in the searing desert.
Cut Mountain Date Trees down to obtain Mountain Date Wood.

Athel Tree
A tree that can be found in hostile environments. It has vibrant and uniquely-shaped leaves and its root system is quite vast. These trees can, when necessary, enter a state in which they use the minimum amount of energy, which is a survival method unique to it.
Cut Athel Trees down to obtain Athel Wood.

Mallow Tree
This towering tree has a unique bark texture that protects it from pests in extremely wet environments. Despite its short lifespan, it's extremely easy to plant and cultivate in large numbers.
Cut down Mallow Trees to get Mallow Wood.

Linden Tree
This tree, with its massive amount of leaves and a sprawling crown, is an ideal choice for roadside shade. As some of their leaves are said to be heart-shaped, such trees are also called "Heartleaf Lindens."
Cut down Linden Trees to get Linden Wood.

Ash Tree
Seemingly weak and thin, this tree is actually so resilient as to grow rapidly in humid mountains and highlands. Its leaves sport light colors.
Cut down Ash Trees to get Ash Wood.

Cypress Tree
This tall tree is very easy to recognize. According to legends, long-lived specimens of this species have trunks of extraordinary girth. After heavy rains, these trees give off a refreshing scent...
Cut down Cypress Trees to get Cypress Wood.

Torch Tree
This plant species has a unique appearance, and is named after its eye-catching red leaves. Due to their relatively small numbers and low economic value, there has not been much in-depth academic research into these trees...
Cut down Torch Trees to get Torch Wood.

White Chestnut Oak Tree
A tree that can be found all over Natlan. Hardy, vital, and adaptable, some of them have lived for a very long time indeed...
Harvest White Chestnut Oak Trees to obtain White Chestnut Oak Wood.

Ashen Aratiku Tree
A tree that can be found in specific areas in Natlan. Their numbers are few, but for some reason, more of them grow near the Stadium of the Sacred Flame...
Harvest Ashen Aratiku Trees to obtain Ashen Aratiku Wood.

Flammabomb Tree
This tree has a rather frightening name, but is, in fact, not prone to spontaneous ignition. Its name simply comes from its striking crown, which resembles an exploding fireball.
Harvest Flammabomb Trees to obtain Flammabomb Wood.

Peach Palm Tree
This tree bears a honeyed name, though it produces neither peaches nor palm coconuts. It is said that it was given this name because the wood's surface has a texture akin to coconut husks, and when processed, gives off a scent like that of peaches...
Harvest Peach Palm Trees to obtain Peach Palm Wood.

Totals of Wood Types[]

The amount required is for a single crafting of every furnishing that uses the wood type.

Wood Types	Region(s)	Furnishings Used In	Amount Required
Adhigama Wood	Sumeru	57	439
Aralia Wood	Inazuma	27	230
Ash Wood	Fontaine	23	180
Athel Wood	Sumeru	26	190
Bamboo Segment	Liyue	28	180
Birch Wood	Mondstadt, Liyue	33	306
Brightwood	Sumeru	34	325
Cuihua Wood	Teyvat	54	490
Cypress Wood	Fontaine	18	146
Fir Wood	Mondstadt	56	390
Fragrant Cedar Wood	Mondstadt, Liyue	33	294
Karmaphala Wood	Sumeru	29	270
Linden Wood	Fontaine	19	128
Mallow Wood	Fontaine	33	230
Maple Wood	Inazuma, Liyue	32	254
Mountain Date Wood	Sumeru	2	24
Otogi Wood	Inazuma	46	386
Pine Wood	Teyvat	47	314
Sandbearer Wood	Liyue	64	486
Torch Wood	Fontaine	0	0
Yumemiru Wood	Inazuma	23	238

Woodcutting Talents[]

There are 1 Talents that match the category selection:

Talent	Description	Type
Woodchuck Chucked Woodchuck Chucked Arataki Itto	When a party member uses attacks to obtain wood from a tree, they have a 25% chance to get an additional log of wood.	Utility Passive

Trivia[]

Upon release in Version 2.0, Aralia Wood, Otogi Wood, and Yumemiru Wood did not count towards the completion of the "T—T—T—Timberhochwandi" achievement found in A Realm Beyond: Series I. This was fixed in Version 2.1.

Other Languages[]

Language	Official Name	Literal Meaning
English	Wood	—
Chinese (Simplified)	木材 Mùcái	Timber
Chinese (Traditional)	木材 Mùcái	Timber
Japanese	木材 Mokuzai	Timber
Korean	목재목재木材 Mokjae	Timber
Spanish	Madera	Wood
French	Bois	Wood
Russian	Древесина Drevesina	Wood
Thai	วัสดุไม้ Watsadu Mai	Wood Material
Vietnamese	Gỗ	Wood
German	Holz	Wood
Indonesian	Kayu	Wood
Portuguese	Madeira	Wood
Turkish	Kütük	Log
Italian	Legno	Wood