The right tool for your tree.
16 practical profiles. Ordinary-wood stats are not a specialty-wood ranking, and historical purchase prices are not live market quotes.
16 axe profiles
Basic Hatchet
A cheap first tool. It lets you begin the cut, mill and sell loop without committing most of your early budget.
Plain Axe
An early upgrade, but compare its cost with getting land and a sawmill working first.
Steel Axe
A modest general-purpose progression option. Shop prices are reference values, not promises about another player’s offer.
Hardened Axe
A useful general-purpose step for regular harvesting. Transport and milling can still be the real bottlenecks.
Silver Axe
A strong conventional shop upgrade for general harvesting. It avoids making your early progression depend on a collectible trade.
Rukiryaxe
Obtained through the Den item puzzle. The listed budget covers sand, a lightbulb and worms; access costs are separate.
End Times Axe
The Phantom Wood specialist. Its extraordinary Phantom interaction is not represented by ordinary-wood damage. Historical Den availability is associated with October 31; check current conditions.
The Many Axe
A high-damage, long-range axe with a long cooldown. It is not automatically the best choice for every specialty wood.
Fire Axe
Specializes in Volcano/Lava Wood. The low ordinary-wood damage shown here must not be mistaken for its Volcano performance.
Gingerbread Axe
Has special behavior on Koa and Walnut. Its gift-era purchase price is not a present-day market price.
Cave Axe
Designed around Cavecrawler Wood. Use the species match rather than judging it from ordinary-wood damage alone.
Overgrown Axe
A specialist for Zombie and Gold Wood. A collectible’s usefulness and its negotiated trading price are separate decisions.
Frost Axe
The Frost/Ice Wood specialist. Ordinary-wood stats are deliberately shown separately from the target-wood recommendation.
Bluesteel Axe
Has a special interaction with Blue Spruce. Seasonal wood availability must be checked independently of owning this axe.
Refined Axe
A plank-processing tool, not a tree-felling upgrade. The community table reports zero damage to trees and logs.
Inverse Axe
Reverses unfinished cuts. It does not reconnect already separated pieces and the community reference excludes Phantom Wood.
No axes match that selection.
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